How To: Dust In The Wind by Kansas with slow down section - Austin Jones

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  • @KoKo-ch8cp
    @KoKo-ch8cp Год назад

    Well done

  • @peggius
    @peggius 10 лет назад +1

    Wonderful tutorial, great song. Thanks Austin!

  • @CStayNZ
    @CStayNZ 8 лет назад +1

    Hey, I like these tutorials very much. You make them so much easier than other tutorials floating around on RUclips. My only beef with you is that you should do more! Haha! Nah you do you man, keep up the good work, and if you find time would love to see some more.

    • @SpaceCitySchoolofMusic
      @SpaceCitySchoolofMusic  8 лет назад

      Thanks friend! Yeah, let me know if you have any requests and I'll try to make it happen! Thanks for watching and subscribing!!!

  • @robmiller3464
    @robmiller3464 Год назад

    Sir, I think you did a fine job explaining the song and how to play effectively. I concur with what you said on speed and tempo. Good job. What guitar are you playing? Thanks

  • @papamike2985
    @papamike2985 4 года назад

    Tnx sir ur a very good teacher could u teach us the leader of the band and the boxer in ur nxt vedeo sir tnx

  • @imareal7625
    @imareal7625 10 лет назад

    Thanks for the good instruction, who does your sound and camera work? You should give them credit. My pinky doesn't move smoothly, any suggestions?

    • @SpaceCitySchoolofMusic
      @SpaceCitySchoolofMusic  10 лет назад

      Hey ImA Real Thanks for the comment. You can find Ronnie Barrier at vimeo.com/barrier and email him at ronny.barrier@gmail.com
      As for the pinky... The pinky is an obstacle in the beginning for many aspiring guitarists, any type of exercise you can invent to let the pinky know he's special, do it. Unfortunately there isn't a shortcut outside hard work, but just using it more and more is the way to go. Try playing scales with just the pinky Hope that helps! Thanks again for the comment

  • @doctorr2
    @doctorr2 3 года назад

    This is just the intro to song. You should specify that.