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Tell me what you want to see and why...

Try and keep it themed, or if there are multiple ideas, break them out, list the things you think are worth teaching...

Im open to anything coming through..

Cheers

Matt

Good luck with that one, Matt. I think TG has already set the bar impossibly high with the Acoustic Genius Series of lessons.

Bill

Hoping this falls under "Theory:"

I'd love to see a course focused on flatpicking technique in bluegrass songs.

haoli25 wrote:

Good luck with that one, Matt. I think TG has already set the bar impossibly high with the Acoustic Genius Series of lessons.

Bill

Hey BIll..well we need to set it higher !...

We are working on one , that Neil and I have been cooking up for a while...

He starts filming this week..

But to do a quick spot check of you guys..just seeing what you think should come next ...

Matt, I don't know if you or Neil would consider playing solos as fitting under theory, but I think there is more to a good solo than imagination. Knowing where to be when chord changes are happening seems to fit this catagory.


Scott

sbutler wrote:

Matt, I don't know if you or Neil would consider playing solos as fitting under theory, but I think there is more to a good solo than imagination. Knowing where to be when chord changes are happening seems to fit this catagory.


Scott

Shhhh Scott...too close to whats already scheduled

I think any theory lessons would need to have a practical element to show how the theory fits e.g. Neil almost went there in a recent lesson with Coda's

Thanks

thereshopeyet wrote:

It's easy to forget theory - Is there a structured way to remembering it?

Like a computer punch in the information

Thanks