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31/12/2018
Joined today, this is my first post.
- Started two weeks ago with Robert's Easy 12 bar blues.
- Now on Lick 11 - everything is going well, it still needs a lot of practice to get the uncertainties out of it.
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- Practice pentatonic 5 boxes, 100 measures/box at speed 120 bpm eight notes.
- practice connecting the 5 boxes with backingtrack. 15 minutes.
01/01/2019
90' free jam over Am pentatonic
02/01/2019
30' Easy 12 bar blues.
120' Pentatonic scale - bluesscale - A aeolian Scale - A Harmonic Minor Scale
03/01/2019
30' Easy 12 bar blues to lick 12 on 75%
15' A aeolian Scale (slow)
Posted : December 31, 2018 01:18
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07/01/2019
- warmin up, 50 measures pentatonic 5 boxes 140 beats/min
- practice (blind) pentatonic 100 measures 240 beats/min 5 boxes
- practice connecting 5 boxes pentatonic on backingtrack 11 min, tempo 100
Posted : January 7, 2019 14:23
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08/01/2019
- Practice pentatonic at speed 250 beats/min for 20 min
- Free jam with pentatonic over Blues, rock and Metal backingtracks for 2.5 hours
I made a recording of some jam work over a backingtrack. It is not blues but it was just fun. Simply walking over the pentatonic in Am going to Cm and back. Try to fit the root notes and connect the boxes. There are some errors!
https://soundcloud.com/user-153227876/frank-de-baere-metal/s-lKJIQ
Posted : January 8, 2019 17:06
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9/01/2019
Study the Major Scale in C.
15 min Pattern 1 on 60 beats eight notes
15 min memoryzing pattern 1
30 Prachtice pattern 1 moving around on backingtrack
Posted : January 9, 2019 16:08
Looks like you are moving right along. Reminds me know to get back into my "log".
Nice playing by the way.
Posted : January 10, 2019 05:01
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Thank You,
Its lots of practice but its fun and finally I found a site (school) where I find useful information and it feels good to be here.
I think Robert started a fine community here.
Keep on logging 🙂
Posted : January 10, 2019 05:19
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10/01/2019
Practice Major scale in C, Pattern 1 at 70 beats with eight notes, 5 blocks of 6 minutes (thats about 20 repeats per block.
I use this metronome: https://www.imusic-school.com/en/tools/online-metronome/
Practice same pattern 1 on a backing track a bit faster, starting with going up and down the scale, then trying to bring some melodies.
I us this backing track: Acoustic Rock Guitar Backing Track C Major
I do this several times during the day. I like to start tomorrow with pattern 2.
Posted : January 10, 2019 05:40
10/01/2019
Practice Major scale in C, Pattern 1 at 70 beats with eight notes, 5 blocks of 6 minutes (thats about 20 repeats per block.
I use this metronome: https://www.imusic-school.com/en/tools/online-metronome/
Practice same pattern 1 on a backing track a bit faster, starting with going up and down the scale, then trying to bring some melodies.
I us this backing track: Acoustic Rock Guitar Backing Track C Major
I do this several times during the day. I like to start tomorrow with pattern 2.
I'll check that metronome out for sure.
Posted : January 10, 2019 06:53
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11/01/2019
Prachtige penta tonic and major scale. 30 min.
Beginner blues 90 min
Here a record of beginner blues part 1, speed is 90%. It is a bit stiff.
https://soundcloud.com/user-153227876/beginner-blues-part-1/s-l5Nqa
Posted : January 11, 2019 11:58
robert reacted
Very Nice post Frank. The stiffness will change with practice, but you clearly have a talent. Tone was nice, timing was good. well done!
Posted : January 11, 2019 17:26
08/01/2019
- Practice pentatonic at speed 250 beats/min for 20 min
- Free jam with pentatonic over Blues, rock and Metal backingtracks for 2.5 hours
I made a recording of some jam work over a backingtrack. It is not blues but it was just fun. Simply walking over the pentatonic in Am going to Cm and back. Try to fit the root notes and connect the boxes. There are some errors!
https://soundcloud.com/user-153227876/frank-de-baere-metal/s-lKJIQ
That's really creative. I love how it builds up in the middle. You could try a few double stops to fatten it (only a suggestion), really enjoyed it.
Posted : January 11, 2019 17:36
frankben reacted
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Thanky Wobbly. Question, wat do you mean with “ double stops”?
Posted : January 12, 2019 01:38
Playing 2 notes as one. I'm pretty sure you were playing in Em? So an example would be barre the 12 fret on the top 2 strings. 15 on the b with 14 on the g is also good. There are heaps of relationships to explore. Try this lesson here on MGA its awesome!
Posted : January 12, 2019 02:30
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I will try this out. Thanks for the tip.
the piece that I play is however in Am. first notes start in box one at fret 5. Here is the track;
Posted : January 12, 2019 05:14
Am good so transpose what I said to the fifth fret. 😉
Posted : January 12, 2019 05:56
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