tommytubetone
Great Lakes
This is a great course. I'm only on module 5, but I'm hearing a lot of BB King phrases in there. Griff did say it was based on real licks.
How is this course similar or different from the rhythm strumming course?
Vacuous cliches confirm why I should never engage with forumsAs my dad used to say, “When all else fails follow the directions”.
Well born2boogie timing on lead playing has always been a block on my playing. On the first part I might be ok Tap my foot and count in my mind but after a short time I get lost on the counting and cant seem to be able to play a solo along with a song I have on lol. So I have started this to help with my spot in the lead playing timing. Right now cant say it is working for that part but it is doing a good part on my counting.Playing for over 40 yrs self taught, but Ive always been conscious that my timing is a major issue, although Ive had this course for awhile, ive always found something better to do as I enjoy a number of genres & too busy rocking out & playing to jam tracks. Im a rocker at heart & love playing Pink Floyd Eagles Status Quo,AC/DC but conscious of major flaw in timing Try as I might Ive never been able to count & play. So Ive decided to have a thorough go at this course. Well ploughing through module 2 & persevering with counting tapping my foot & counting, it feels so alien. playing one note aint so bad, but then it all goes pear shaped when I start to play more then one note, synchronizing counting, tapping my foot & playing notes. A few days in can be very frustrating
Module 5 is good helps with the counting. Ex. 3-7,8 are really good I like those. and the others. I set out at the first of the year for 15 weeks, but I am moving along pretty good about 30 minutes to a hour in the morning and the same in the evening. But miss some days here and there.Module 5 here