Instructor needs feedback

[Benoit]

Hello everyone,

I've been wanting to get back to making new lessons for guitartricks but I wanted to go straight to the source.

What kind of lessons would you like, what would you like to learn. Don't say theory I don't know theory that much :) but I got years of experience in trying out stuff so I'm sure I can help some of you.

So please post what you would like to have as a lesson.

This will be good for other instructor as well since I don't know everything :)

Thanks

[ketsueki15]

I would like to hear some more classical music and some more exotic or asian music..not sure if that helps much..lol

[TheDirt]

I'd like to see some lessons on something just like cool sounding chords that aren't your usual plain old major or minor chordal fingering... ones like this, maybe (Am9 - x, 0, 5, 5, 0, 0).

[Azrael]

I would like to hear some more classical music and some more exotic or asian music..not sure if that helps much..lol

more classical you say? i´m working on it :D

[alucard0941]

Yea if any of you guys can post trick like this guy. It would be greatly appreciated. http://www.guitartricks.com/instructor.php?g=all&input=33888

You know, stuff that isnt usual...

[ketsueki15]

Thanks Azreal.. Maybe hear some Chopin (Yes some of his stuff is possible on the guitar), Liszt (If possible) or even some fantasy sounding music

[drivingburnt]

Simple stuff would be great.

[kingdavid]

What I'd really want is act like I don't know anything about guitar( as in "... is a fret board a forum you go to when you want to complain about stuff or something?..."), and start learning everything from scratch in a totallyu organised manner,coz the little I know has been learnt in a very haphazard manner.
I'll go to a conservatoire when my dollars stuff gets sorted out.
Meanwhile, I got these guitar book published by Berklee and written by William Leavitt.
It's a totally beginners book,and it's a good starting point.

[hairbndrckr]

(As I crawl out from under the rock I have been hiding under for the last few months)...

Personally, the only thing I really would like to see would be more theory-oriented stuff, because what good is technique without the knowledge of how to use it?

I mean you gotta learn the rules before you go an break the rules, right?

I wanna see some stuff on chord construction and chord inversions.

[BluesMetal]

Hmm, I want to learn to put my music to my lyrics.
I can write lyrics and sing them.. and I can make up rythms and riffs but cannot combine the 2.....
/cry/