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Make The Riff Section Great Again

Jamie London

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    Shit, I still get nervous posting riffs and what not but everyone here is so cool that it makes it a ton easier and more comfortable to do (even though I only have a few up 😜) but this school really is the coolest place on the interwebs and we’ve got a kick ass community of kick ass people
     

    idssdi

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    I'm not gonna lie, the easiest/best way to improve is by uploading riffs and getting feedback from people about your playing. Maybe they'll say you're nailing it and maybe they'll have some things you can improve on. In the end that feedback helps you get the most upon the school.
     
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    Calvin Phillips

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    I'm not gonna lie, the easiest/best way to improve is by uploading riffs and getting feedback from people about your playing. Maybe they'll say you're nailing it and maybe they'll have some things you can improve on. In the end that feedback helps you get the most upon the school.

    Honestly.. posting your video is best beneficial to you because not only do you get peers giving tips. You see yourself what you are doing. I watch my improv video after on post it. So I watch it for the first time like you do. I see a lot of what I try to do and sometimes I see a better way to do it after I watch it myself. This alone will be huge help to you too. I'm sure you all know where you slip.. but seeing where you slipped helps a lot more since you see the position you were job. Where your hands and fingers were. You may find a better way to position yourself next time when you see how uncomfortable it is the first warm.i also see everytime I forget to alternate pick as slower speeds and just down stroke another terrible habit in breaking.

    Lots you can learn from watching yourself is the point im getting at here.
     
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