Gasp100
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I think I can realistically devote 3 hours (on and off throughout the day) devoted towards practice, but I'm having problems trying to build a practice regemin. I want to accomplish the following:
Learn the entire fretboard and be able to play solo's and chord work across AND up and down the entire fretboard
Learn to sight read well and be able to play melody/rhythm in multiple positions
Play over changes
Build up my dexterity and increase my speed and technique
I have a Mel Bay beginners reading book and I'm blowing through that pretty quickly on my own (but only playing each part in first position.
I have "A Modern Method For Guitar" 1,2,3 which should keep me busy for some time.
I'm going to try my hand at trascribing solo's from people I admire (Eric Johnson, Robben Ford, etc...)
I need something for learning scales/patterns and building up speed though - maybe Sheets of Sound?
Anyone with a solid practice regimine that is working for them please chime in - Thanks!
Learn the entire fretboard and be able to play solo's and chord work across AND up and down the entire fretboard
Learn to sight read well and be able to play melody/rhythm in multiple positions
Play over changes
Build up my dexterity and increase my speed and technique
I have a Mel Bay beginners reading book and I'm blowing through that pretty quickly on my own (but only playing each part in first position.
I have "A Modern Method For Guitar" 1,2,3 which should keep me busy for some time.
I'm going to try my hand at trascribing solo's from people I admire (Eric Johnson, Robben Ford, etc...)
I need something for learning scales/patterns and building up speed though - maybe Sheets of Sound?
Anyone with a solid practice regimine that is working for them please chime in - Thanks!