when you started the extended box exercise...how do you determine which notes to play on each string...are you using sequencing in groups of fours..that is the only part confusing me..
@dannj347 I'm selecting the notes that are in the major scale, in groups of four, yes. C,D,E,F then start with 2nd through 5th D,E,F,G...etc etc, its very similar to a triplet pattern, but 4 notes instead of 3, quadruplet I guess you could say
@dannj347 I'm selecting the notes that are in the major scale, in groups of four, yes. C,D,E,F then start with 2nd through 5th D,E,F,G...etc etc, its very similar to a triplet pattern, but 4 notes instead of 3, quadruplet I guess you could say
@dannj347 I'm selecting the notes that are in the major scale, in groups of four, yes. C,D,E,F then start with 2nd through 5th D,E,F,G...etc etc, its very similar to a triplet pattern, but 4 notes instead of 3, quadruplet I guess you could say
its a fingering exercise, you can sequence the notes any way you want, you can start on any note using any combination of notes, the idea is to train your fingers to follow patterns, sequencing gives you more mileage (longer lasting runs)
when you started the extended box exercise...how do you determine which notes to play on each string...are you using sequencing in groups of fours..that is the only part confusing me..
dannj347 1 year ago
@dannj347 I'm selecting the notes that are in the major scale, in groups of four, yes. C,D,E,F then start with 2nd through 5th D,E,F,G...etc etc, its very similar to a triplet pattern, but 4 notes instead of 3, quadruplet I guess you could say
wizardeal 1 year ago
@dannj347 I'm selecting the notes that are in the major scale, in groups of four, yes. C,D,E,F then start with 2nd through 5th D,E,F,G...etc etc, its very similar to a triplet pattern, but 4 notes instead of 3, quadruplet I guess you could say
wizardeal 1 year ago
@dannj347 I'm selecting the notes that are in the major scale, in groups of four, yes. C,D,E,F then start with 2nd through 5th D,E,F,G...etc etc, its very similar to a triplet pattern, but 4 notes instead of 3, quadruplet I guess you could say
wizardeal 1 year ago
that would be the eye of the onion, the Ionion
wizardeal 3 years ago
good lesson
airracket 3 years ago
Thats a basic circle progression in "C", well, Cb (B) with my tuning...I have sent you the video, feel free to put something sweet to it!
-wiz
wizardeal 3 years ago
its a fingering exercise, you can sequence the notes any way you want, you can start on any note using any combination of notes, the idea is to train your fingers to follow patterns, sequencing gives you more mileage (longer lasting runs)
wizardeal 4 years ago
when i gonna start learning..hehehe cool
thanks for sharing your talent
nelly14344 4 years ago
thx Karen
wizardeal 4 years ago
Very cool lesson:-)
5*
nascream79 4 years ago
thank you Nasreen, I will be posting many more lessons.
wizardeal 4 years ago