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    @barbecueblack – thank you! I added you to the list and wonderful playing. Keep up the good work 🙂

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    planetfink – Mouth kazzoo! I need to send this to Katie, she’d get a kick out of it! I loved it, creative intro and blended perfectly into the fingerstyle piece. Really dig how you slowed down with the last part of the tune, which added a lot to the overall emotion. Excellent job this month, Kathy!

    cauer2 – Aced it, Chris! Great feel overall 🙂

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    Robin, I think I gave an alternative suggestion in the lesson video. Should be towards the end, when that part is covered.

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    rickjava – Well done! This feedback is similar to what I left for Johanna earlier this month, which is on increasing sustain 🙂

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    Yes, it will help!

    in reply to: I Can’t help Falling in Love (Swing Version) #34133
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    I actually think that sounds really cool. For the 2nd half of bar 6, change the rhythms to:

    3 & Triplet (8th note trip)

    That will make it perfect 🙂

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    @annefgodfrey – thank you so kindly for your donation, Anne! 🙂 Please email me the amount you donated so I can keep the tally up to date.

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    @mfaske – thanks for the explanation! I’ll go with the end comment, ignore it lol 🙂

    in reply to: Video Software for Windows? #34110
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    I use to use PowerDirector for Windows. I liked it a lot and wrote a guide on how to use it for our recording course.

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    No idea, Rickey. But it looks like you are using IE. That browser has been discontinued and I’d highly encourage you to use its replacement, Edge. Or any other current browser: chrome, firefox, etc.

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    lyndallk – I really dig the rhythm changes! I think they all work fine, but for bar 4 it’s a little confusing. You hold beat 4 longer and it leaves me wondering where bar 5 starts on. I would play it as we notated, and start on beat 2 in next measure; I think that fits the arrangement you’ve created. But really awesome overall, great job!

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    Thanks guys!


    @rickeymike
    – I don’t see “L SEP”. What/where is it?

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    johanna2509 – Well done! Here is my feedback for you, Johanna.

    deadbuggy – That was super fun to watch! Here’s my one idea for you 🙂

    podgornik – Great job! Here is my feedback for you and here is our starter lesson on rhythm and our reading course.

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    THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO PARTICIPATED THIS MONTH! WE HAD 80 ENTRIES! YOU GUYS ROCK!

    Hope to see everyone in our December Challenge. December is your LAST CHANCE to win the Kanile’a!

    Here is a list of everyone who participated. Please let me know if there are any discrepancies.

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    andracass
    andracass
    turkgoose
    turkgoose
    rickjava
    nosferatu
    nosferatu
    lisadmh
    lisadmh
    deadbuggy
    deadbuggy
    johanna2509
    johanna2509
    andrewvh
    andrewvh
    lyndallk
    lyndallk
    planetfink

    planetfink

    cauer2

    cauer2

    nthibode

    nthibode

    brenna
    brenna
    holly1

    holly1

    stinyuke

    stinyuke

    willymac
    willymac
    suesbarn

    suesbarn

    k_ra11
    k_ra11

    annefgodfrey

    annefgodfrey

    oldan_
    oldan_

    jkulele

    jkulele

    laurakarr12

    laurakarr12

    russellbarnett

    russellbarnett

    karenj

    karenj

    ccwuke

    robinboyd

    robinboyd

    timolnz

    timolnz

    brettboy

    brettboy

    brettboy

    lisotta

    lisotta

    rickeymike

    rickeymike

    cyukug

    cyukug

    mdugal

    mdugal

    joe150

    joe150

    fiona99

    fiona99

    ripley

    ripley

    joannetala

    joannetala

    kellyblackburn

    kellyblackburn

    alterin

    alterin

    nerdjenni

    nerdjenni

    ramiro

    mac1984

    lisamcc

    lisamcc

    mac1984

    cyberloh

    cyberloh

    smudge

    smudge

    kirpuff

    kirpuff

    kirpuff

    gardn_gnome

    gardn_gnome

    golf39

    golf39

    golf39

    jayton

    jayton

    surfnrz

    surfnrz

    surfnrz

    kelsey91

    wongbrown

    wongbrown

    dubrova

    dubrova

    tiff27

    jazzitup

    ramon91

    jinajupiter

    jinajupiter

    yukalele

    yukalele

    coffeemug

    coffeemug

    gstriph

    gstriph

    mfaske

    mfaske

    jonathan_gabel

    jonathan_gabel

    apblondie

    apblondie

    givingtree89

    givingtree89

    ukukelley1

    ukukelley1

    mweir1

    mweir1

    ealtman

    ealtman

    bklynsoul

    bklynsoul

    chi-_-t

    chi-_-t

    nitsur
    nitsur
    santai

    santai

    kanae926

    kanae926

    lildevil

    lildevil

    laurasil

    laurasil

    aquatopaz

    aquatopaz

    cherrytang
    barbecueblack
    barbecueblack

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    Andrew
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    Here is everyone on page 18.

    Five of you submitted past the deadline. I tried to give everyone a friendly reminder about the deadline. Unfortunately, deadlines are strict this year. I’m sorry guys.

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    nitsur – Great job! There’s a couple areas that I’d target your practice towards:

    1) Listen back and notate when there were pauses going from one chord or phrase to the next. You want to loop those sections & practice the transitions.

    2) Watch your tempo in the strumming section, as it increased here and there. Try to play along with a metronome or the on-screen tab viewer to help you keep the beat steady.

    santai – Bravo! It’s fun to see your progress this year! Form in both hands looks great. Great understanding of the rhythms too, and your feel is spot-on. The only thing I can suggest is to focus on improving the clarity of the fingerpicked section and work on cleaning up the last part of the strumming section. Keep up the good work!

    kanae926 – Absolutely beautiful! What I think you excelled the most at is making it sound extremely natural and relaxed. Like, this could be on an easy listening CD. I don’t know what gripes you have about it, but I’d be proud of that. Keep up the great work!

    lildevil – You guys are too hard on yourself, that was awesome! You had a great feel overall and and showed a thorough understanding of the rhythms, as well as, keeping it steady tempo-wise. I’d give you an A, keep up the great work!

    laurasil – That was awesome! The hardest part about this and Bohemian are the constantly changing rhythms, and it’s clear to me that you have a great understanding of this. Even the solo, which is super hard to keep with a steady momentum without a backbeat, had clearly defined rhythms.

    What I would do if I was you, is to take just one section, like a verse or a chorus, and I want you to try to increase the tempo a little bit. But only work on one section at a time. When you can play that section steadily, try it with the next, then connect the 2. Use this approach as you work throughout the tune.

    aquatopaz – Great job! So the strumming section sounds like you’re struggling a little bit with getting the rhythms correct. Check out this video that I made for another member earlier this month. It talks about simplifying the strumming attack, as well as, counting rhythms as you play. Try those two concepts out and I think they will help you get it down.

    cherrytang – Well done! Glad to see new folks join us and I hope you join us again for December. I thought your performance was great overall; the advice I would offer you is similar to the video I made in this post for another member. Which talks about pushing ourselves to play a little bit faster to help increase speed.

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