Drum roll....
This lesson is a brand new format - so please read
Here is our latest lesson, by Crosby Stills and Nash, it is a tune that has been strategically placed (refer to the thread I began about related techniques and songs in Target)...
The lesson is the first in a brand new series called the "drip feed" lessons...
I will do a little video with a history of how this came about but briefly here..
The lessons will be very short and the song difficulty is mid to high range for drip feed lessons..
You will only get 1 part a month...so this is a side project for more advanced players...who may be able to jump ahead..
But here is the real kicker...for those of you like me who want to tackle harder songs..but get overwhelmed by its complexity early..here is a way to see a very small part of a tune..work on it and only this part without getting ties up in the rest of the song , until you get this part down..
This also means we would love to see your videos of just these mini parts...over time you will build a video progression...for us it will enable us to laser in on just these components, and help accelerate your learning, so get your videos in ....one little bit at a time..
At the end of course you will be able to film the entire production put together...
You will find this lesson under "Drip Feed" in the menu section of Target...
Looking forward to seeing some of your efforts
Cheers
Matt
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I have to say, I love this idea. I've been contemplating taking on a "long term project" song, but my problem is that I have a hard time taking things slowly and end up devoting all of my time to a song instead of just learning a little at a time. This format will force me to take it slowly- plus I LOVE this song!!! Thanks guys!
Definitely, great idea! Basically, that's how I always learn complicated songs - split it into logical parts and train each one until I'll get it polished. Than merge em together. Good example of this "Classical Gas" - it has a few separate parts which sounds pretty good even separately.
Super idea. It fits well with my problem of getting distracted with new songs and never finishing one. This will let me develop the skills over a period of time. It will also let me use some of my other guitars, since I'm not going to retune my guitar to standard tuning everyday. Way to go Matt. Gary
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love the innovative teaching ideas