Talk To Your Daughter (Solo) - Robben Ford
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please could you tell me if the finish of that guitar is durable? Or it will go away after play some months?
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Very clear! And great feel!
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nice
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This sounded great. A straight ahead but high quality piece of blues playing. You have good ears!
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What scales do you use ?
MordoTheGrejt 5 months ago
@MordoTheGrejt
I'm using the minor blues and major scale together.
NoisyStrings 5 months ago
Do you just unscrew the pickguard? Are the screws visible? Cheers nice playing btw!
NistleDC1 6 months ago
@NistleDC1
Two screws only. The one close to the neck and the one at the bottom of the guitar.
NoisyStrings 6 months ago
That was clean. Do you know of any technical exercises I can practice so I can play less sloppy?
DistortedV12 1 year ago
@DistortedV12
Sorry I am answering after 10 months, your comment never made it to my in-box. I don't know of a particular technique but I would suggest to brake the solos (or whatever you're playing) in small manageable parts and play them slowly 'till you feel comfortable with it. Then do the same with the next part. When you feel confortable with both separate sections, focus on the part that "joins" them (the end of the first part and beginning of the second one). Once you get it...
NoisyStrings 2 months ago
@NoisyStrings
Once you get it, practice playing both sections together. If you make a mistake, and it keeps repeating, this is a signal that you should slowdown 'till it's gone. If you ignore the signal, you will be training yourself to pick up the mistake every time. Do the same with the remaining parts. Sloppiness should be gone when working out a song this way.
Not sure if this is clear. Let me know if you have any question :)
NoisyStrings 2 months ago