everyone is sharing, i play lead guitar at church and i need more speed,
and also can some one give some tips on playing and singing at the same same. Thanks Sylvester
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Hello i have been just hanging around soaking up all the good tips
everyone is sharing, i play lead guitar at church and i need more speed,
and also can some one give some tips on playing and singing at the same same. Thanks Sylvester
everyone is sharing, i play lead guitar at church and i need more speed,
and also can some one give some tips on playing and singing at the same same. Thanks Sylvester
# 1
Originally Posted by: AkiraPractice using a metronome, increase the tempo by increments of 8 each time.
Somebody owns "rock discipline."
# 2
Originally Posted by: Jolly McJollyson"rock discipline."
???? shouting and beating boulders ?
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# 3
Originally Posted by: Dr_simon???? shouting and beating boulders ?
You're in a playful mood lately.
Yup, "Rock Discipline with John Petrucci." John shows you how to maintain a positive relationship with your pet rock without letting it run wild.
# 4
Originally Posted by: Jolly McJollysonYou're in a playful mood lately.[font=trebuchet ms]I threw my pet rock at a burglar and yelled "Sic 'em, Rock!"....
Yup, "Rock Discipline with John Petrucci." John shows you how to maintain a positive relationship with your pet rock without letting it run wild.
... I haven't seen either of them since....[/font]
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# 5
I learn the guitar part, to a point where I don't have to think about it. Then I start singing over it.
# 6
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. First of all lead at Church?!?!? And second oif all needing more speed to play a lead at church?!?!?!??!?!?! I have got to get to this Church.
Rck Discipline rules but speed lead for electric guitar by troy stetins is better
OH and increments of eight with a mtronome is waaaayyy to much- more like two, if its practice for technical ability
Rck Discipline rules but speed lead for electric guitar by troy stetins is better
OH and increments of eight with a mtronome is waaaayyy to much- more like two, if its practice for technical ability
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# 7
I play rhythm guitar at church myself with my Peavey Horizon II and Boss GT-8. I've been wanting to start playing lead on a lot of the songs. I bought a guitar scales program, but man, learning scales is a boring thing! :o
Singing and playing at the same time just comes down to memorizing how to play it so you can be free to sing it. I used to play bass guitar in church years ago, and it's kinda difficult to sing and play bass at the same time (it was difficult for me anyways). I just memorized playing the song so I didn't have to think about it.
If anyone has any helpful suggestions for learning lead the 'quick and easy' way, I'm all ears for it! :D
Singing and playing at the same time just comes down to memorizing how to play it so you can be free to sing it. I used to play bass guitar in church years ago, and it's kinda difficult to sing and play bass at the same time (it was difficult for me anyways). I just memorized playing the song so I didn't have to think about it.
If anyone has any helpful suggestions for learning lead the 'quick and easy' way, I'm all ears for it! :D
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Everything is OK in the end.
If it's not OK, then it's not the end.
Everything is OK in the end.
If it's not OK, then it's not the end.
# 8
Just practice scales and singing while playing, you'll eventually get the hang of it, and dude, TAKE ME TO YOUR CHURCH!!!!!!!
# 9