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We used to have "Ask Neil" in the menu, but I don't see it now.

Anyway, I wanted to refresh my Lagrima knowledge. And it seems that I recall, Neil doing a follow up, long after the original "Hector" lesson, but I can't find it.

I know there are some subtle differences between the original, and Neil's later comments and would love to see them again.

If anybody can help, I'll take it.


Scott

Hey Scott,

Both lessons are listed under 'Classical Guitar' in the Master Menu.

Neil

Well, it sure is. Thank you Neil.

I had this on to memory a long time ago, and I need to re-visit it again. I think this is a pretty good lesson to work on sustain, and letting a note ring while heading for the next one..

Thanks,

Scott

This is such a great lesson for all guitar players. Not just learning a song, but learning how to play.

And the reason I knew about it, is because I remember when you released the lesson. But how many newer members, have no idea about the treasure chest of great technique tips we have, embedded within this huge library.


There needs to be a way to highlight these lessons, and bring them back to the surface, to mine the good stuff in them.

Just a thought.
Scott

Hi Scott,

You are right for sure, there is a ton of stuff on-site or should I say TONS :ohmy:
A Yellow Submarine :dry: mighty bring it all to surface !

Scott Wrote:

We used to have "Ask Neil" in the menu, but I don't see it now.

Ask Neil
The Category is still there.
See image below:

Dermot

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thereshopeyet wrote:

Hi Scott,

You are right for sure, there is a ton of stuff on-site or should I say TONS :ohmy:
A Yellow Submarine :dry: mighty bring it all to surface !

Scott Wrote:

We used to have "Ask Neil" in the menu, but I don't see it now.

Ask Neil
The Category is still there.
See image below:

Dermot

Click Image To Enlarge:

My bad Dermot. I confess, I don't spend ANY time, looking at 98% of this site. I check the forum, then go right to my favorites list, for my practice sessions. I've been here almost as long as anybody, but I just don't use most of this stuff, therefore, I'm dumb when it comes to finding things.