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Great lesson. i do agree with Mark...youtube has a ton of string skipping vids but you always come across really well and give numerous examples on how to get the desired result...for that i am a subscriber 4 life! thanks again Andrew
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Excellent video, Andrew!
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I dig your lessons, thanks I am learning so much :-)
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you met paul? that's awesome, he's my favorite guitarist
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cool intro...reminds me of some of the counter-point stuff from steve morse.
Really stoked on that crossed up chromatic exercise...and it's something I can actually play. I've heard people start solos out with versions of that and it sounds really "outside" (maybe because it is)
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crackin stuff ur musical knowlegde is infinate
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Wow what a great teacher. Thanks so much. You and David from nextlevelguitar are the best teachers on youtube. You're really patient and explain things well.
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i was thinkin of the sweet child of mine intro while i was reading this lol
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random question: Andrew, I was going to by a Semour Duncan JB jr. for a tele, however they stoped making them resently. Would you think settling for a hot rail would be close enough.
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Fantastic lesson as always!
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many thanks for getting back to my string skipping question so quickly! I will defiantly be watching all future lessons. many thanks again Andrew
Thanks for all of the kind words!!!
To Clarify Something...
I think of, "String Crossing Technique," as going between two different strings, while performing non-repetitive melodic lines.
I think of, "String Skipping Technique," as performing a repetitive pattern of notes for a riff in a song's section, (intro., verse or chorus melody. i.e., "Sweet Child of Mine").
Skipping or Crossing.
Hope this helps,
Andrew
creativeguitarstudio 2 years ago