Eh escuchado a muchos guitarristas y estilos, y tu, eres la viva encarnación de lo que se llama "un guitarrista de elite" admiro tu trabajo, tienes spotify? llevo semanas escuchando tus videos
That's great to hear and thank you! Wait until you see how we break them down and analyze them in the course. Obviously, the technique, but also how the songs work musically. It's amazing how simple and effective some "tricks" are to get this sound once you know them but how impossible it seems if you don't. It's like trying to extract a chord progression from a Bach or Beethoven composition. The resulting chords or arpeggios barely even resemble the original composition. Everything important is lost in translation. But the reason it works isn't as complex as it seems. That's something that's fascinated me for decades. This course is all about bringing those musical components together with the technique for a comprehensive approach that should be absolutely transformative.
@@DanMummSolo Your courses look interesting, but what order would you suggest taking them in? I see where a couple say they pick up where certain other ones leave off, but other than that they seem pretty random. Is there overlap in some of them?
Awesome, out of all the 10 , progression two is my favorite. Having just finished with third progression, I can play the first two in about 45 BPM , took me about 8 days for the first three. Some heavy Concepts in the first three but hopefully as we progress might be clearer. Cool new set of guitars , I want the purple pink one !
Thank you so much Sandesh! I'm so glad to hear that! Did you get a chance to download the backing tracks? I finished putting them together after initially releasing the course so you can download them from the original download email now if not. It's true that some of the concepts get pretty heavy as you pointed out. But my intention is to demonstrate them in different ways throughout the course with the hope that they will become much clearer as a result. I've found a lot of those things are easier to understand intuitively than to explain or learn through explanation. So I did my best to set it up so that, just by pointing it out, even if you don't follow all the explanations, where it will click in your mind just by going through each progression. If there's anything particular that strikes you as being inaccessible or if you have any suggestions about it, please let me know. I really want this course to be as effective as possible, and I could easily make revisions to it. Thank you again!
Oh yeah and the purple guitar was actually loaned to me by Maxxxwell Carlisle of GuitarMAX. It is a beautiful guitar and plays amazing. It's made by 3 Brothers Guitars.
@DanMummSolo Thanks, yes I did see that you had the backing tracks and few bonus materials added after I purchased the course, I have also seen that the price dropped since I first purchased. !! As Improvement there is an item, you might disagree , but would really appreciate if you could add the interval names on top like the compendium or the Mastery course. I can see the inversions but still not instantly, I have to approach it from the point of view of root and then try to figure out the inversions, so having an interval names on top might make it a little easier on analysis. Nothing other than this for now , but if I find anything as I progress through the course I'll definitely let you know. Note: might upgrade to a good guitar next year, thanks for letting me know the model of the purple guitar.
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Realy Impressiv!. Great Job!. Thank You.
😎👍💗🇺🇸🎸💣🔥🎼DAN ROCKS!!!
Thanks so much Matthew! :)
Eh escuchado a muchos guitarristas y estilos, y tu, eres la viva encarnación de lo que se llama "un guitarrista de elite" admiro tu trabajo, tienes spotify? llevo semanas escuchando tus videos
Got a bunch of ideas just from listening to these patterns. This is great!
That's great to hear and thank you! Wait until you see how we break them down and analyze them in the course. Obviously, the technique, but also how the songs work musically. It's amazing how simple and effective some "tricks" are to get this sound once you know them but how impossible it seems if you don't. It's like trying to extract a chord progression from a Bach or Beethoven composition. The resulting chords or arpeggios barely even resemble the original composition. Everything important is lost in translation. But the reason it works isn't as complex as it seems. That's something that's fascinated me for decades. This course is all about bringing those musical components together with the technique for a comprehensive approach that should be absolutely transformative.
@@DanMummSolo Your courses look interesting, but what order would you suggest taking them in? I see where a couple say they pick up where certain other ones leave off, but other than that they seem pretty random. Is there overlap in some of them?
This is such a great course. I love progressions two a four so far! I'm learning five right now!
cant get enough GG
I wish i could get more tips from you man you are so inspiring
I like !
👍🎸👍
Awesome, out of all the 10 , progression two is my favorite. Having just finished with third progression, I can play the first two in about 45 BPM , took me about 8 days for the first three. Some heavy Concepts in the first three but hopefully as we progress might be clearer.
Cool new set of guitars , I want the purple pink one !
Thank you so much Sandesh! I'm so glad to hear that! Did you get a chance to download the backing tracks? I finished putting them together after initially releasing the course so you can download them from the original download email now if not.
It's true that some of the concepts get pretty heavy as you pointed out. But my intention is to demonstrate them in different ways throughout the course with the hope that they will become much clearer as a result. I've found a lot of those things are easier to understand intuitively than to explain or learn through explanation. So I did my best to set it up so that, just by pointing it out, even if you don't follow all the explanations, where it will click in your mind just by going through each progression.
If there's anything particular that strikes you as being inaccessible or if you have any suggestions about it, please let me know. I really want this course to be as effective as possible, and I could easily make revisions to it.
Thank you again!
Oh yeah and the purple guitar was actually loaned to me by Maxxxwell Carlisle of GuitarMAX. It is a beautiful guitar and plays amazing. It's made by 3 Brothers Guitars.
@DanMummSolo Thanks, yes I did see that you had the backing tracks and few bonus materials added after I purchased the course, I have also seen that the price dropped since I first purchased. !! As Improvement there is an item, you might disagree , but would really appreciate if you could add the interval names on top like the compendium or the Mastery course. I can see the inversions but still not instantly, I have to approach it from the point of view of root and then try to figure out the inversions, so having an interval names on top might make it a little easier on analysis. Nothing other than this for now , but if I find anything as I progress through the course I'll definitely let you know. Note: might upgrade to a good guitar next year, thanks for letting me know the model of the purple guitar.
Tagima Zero!
I'm a Ibanez guy, but that guitar is too beautiful...
I would love you todo a cover of Jason Becker a song
Really well study. But the big problem he like used a lot 24 frets son time it's dificult access in the 24 frets all the time some time. No problem.
Harpa/Mojo guitara