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@malku2603 – 🙂
@anyon1 – Sounds great Adriana! Try to keep your right hand/wrist as relaxed as possible and continue to work on increasing tempo. Keep up the great work!
@katazumiri – That was awesome! 👏👏@kanique – Awesome performance, great playing 👏
@leb397 – You played it well! I really have to nitpick to give feedback, lol. The only section I’d revisit is the first bridge. That section could be a little bit tighter on timing/tempo, but again, there’s not much I can critic. You rocked it! 🤘
@misterbones – Wow! Timing, feel, rhythm and the solo!! All amazing, bravo Michael 👏
@shmu88 – Dang, what are the chances of 2 awesome takes on this tune back to back!! You guys are killin’ it!I loved the split-screen solo, was sick! Great playing!
@karenj – I would have suggested the same things Marianne did 🙂
@dianna – Rockin’ take Dianna and awesome imagery! Two minor things I’m hearing: For bridge 1, work towards speeding this section up so that the tempo stays consistent with the prior sections. And for bridge 2, the first hit should last a half note instead of a quarter.
Great job on the licks and the slide-y chords! Impressive work!
@malku2603 – That’s awesome to hear! 🙂
@ccwuke – That rocked Chris! Great playing 👏@malku2603 – It’s sounding great, keep going! 🙂
@marianne – That was awesome, Marianne! I’m gonna share your performance in our newsletter and socials 🙂My pleasure! And if anyone needs an explanation of how “Da Segno” works, check out our lesson on chart symbols 🙂
@brettboy – If I remember right, the first verse is twice as long as the others. There should be a “Da Segno” above that bar. Which means to go back to the sign, which is at the start of the verse.
A repeat sign would be the go-to method to use if the first two bars of the verse didn’t repeat 3x. Since it does, that dilutes clarity on where the repeat starts/ends.
@malku2603 – You’ve got it! Sounds great 🙂
@shmu88 – Dude, that was awesome! What an epic start for our October challenge! Bravo 👏
@malku2603 – You can, it just won’t sound as good as it does on Low G, and one chord in particular would need to be changed every time it shows up. That chord is B5 (46XX). Try playing this instead (X6XX).
@malku2603 – You can do it! And I’ll be here if you need help along the way 🙂
For now, start with the first section: The Intro. I have no doubt you’ll pick it up easily. Once you’ve got that down, the fear you feel now will start to fade, and you’ll have a ton of confidence as you move into the next section.