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  • in reply to: I meet Stephen and Andrew #30241
    Andrew
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    It was awesome to meet you, Joe! πŸ™‚

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    in reply to: My first original song #30231
    Andrew
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    Very pretty! Keep writing πŸ™‚

    in reply to: Hello from Italy! #30230
    Andrew
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    Welcome, David! You can def find all that here πŸ™‚ Glad to have you on-board!

    If you ever need help with the lessons, please don’t hesitate to post ?’s on the forum.

    in reply to: What am I doing????? #30203
    Andrew
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    @miztaken – I wrapped up filming the lessons for Bohemian Rhapsody the other week. Gosh, I can’t tell you how many hours that one took, but yes one more ultimate piece is coming up LOL!


    @robinboyd
    – Keep working on it, there’s a good chance you’ll see it in October’s challenge. And if things work out as I hope, this will be a challenge you won’t want to miss πŸ˜‰

    in reply to: hello from Michigan #30191
    Andrew
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    Welcome, Jonathan! Awesome to hear the course is helping you πŸ™‚ I’m always around if you have ?’s on the lessons. Feel free to post on the forum!

    in reply to: What does this mean #30146
    Andrew
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    It’s a 16th note series that hammers-on to the 4th fret and pulls-off twice (to the 3rd fret then 1st). Check out this lesson if you need a recap on this technique.

    in reply to: difficulty level and frustration #30116
    Andrew
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    Thanks for the suggestions! At some point, I’d like to do a site refresh and will keep this in mind.

    Andrew
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    My pleasure!

    Andrew
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    apblondie – Ashlee, that was so awesome! So around 55 seconds till the end, that’s when you locked into the groove. And it sounds so good! You’ve definitely got the technique down! The only thing I can suggest is to practice the transition from basic strumming into the technique. Keep up the great work πŸ™‚

    deadbuggy – Great job, Sara! As always, I really dig the changes you through in. The one thing that I would work on though, is to try to bring the melody note out more. Most of the time this falls on the A string, so see if you can make it pop a little bit more. Other than that, right hand technique was awesome! Really fun to watch πŸ™‚

    Andrew
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    Overall we had 32 members participate in this month’s challenge! And guys, I know I sound like a broken record, but it’s so cool to see everyone come together and support each other as a community and to challenge ourselves to get better! Bravo to everyone who participated πŸ™‚

    Our September challenge is LIVE and the theme is: NEXT LEVEL STRUMMING! There’s also a really cute prize for September! You can check out the new challenge here: https://rockclass101.com/september-2019-challenge

    So without further ado, the winner of this month’s challenge is **drum-roll**

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    Here are the last two folks on page 7. Stephen will post feedback for everyone on page 8 later today πŸ™‚

    ripley – Great job! Here is my feedback for you πŸ™‚

    gstriph – Left feedback for you in the video above, starting at 3:26.

    Andrew
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    @lisamcc – I’d recommend doing the pattern as Christopher recommends in the course.

    If you are just doing the triplet strum alone, then there are many ways to do this technique πŸ™‚

    in reply to: difficulty level and frustration #30060
    Andrew
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    My pleasure! And thx for the kind words πŸ™‚

    in reply to: difficulty level and frustration #30047
    Andrew
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    That’s a great suggestion! To be honest, some of the older songs (like Brown Eyed Girl) where ranked before I had a solid idea of what defined level 1, 2, etc. Older songs were also ranked before I introduced the “Beginner Series” level. So as you notice, some tunes probably should be placed at a higher level.

    I’d use the ranking as a suggestion, not as a set in stone guide. Some of the best advice I have heard is: If you think an arr. is beyond your current level, give it a shot! Even if you don’t learn the entire arr., you will get better in the process.

    Plus, I’m always happy to help on any lesson! Feel free to post ?’s on the forum if you need help.

    Andrew
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    wongbrown – Great job! Here is a video tip on the strumming technique πŸ™‚

    jinajupiter – I love the changes! Very creative and expressive! The only thing I can suggest is to watch the tempo, as some of the harder changes threw it off a bit. Overall very cool! I really like your version πŸ™‚

    in reply to: Hello from Northern California #30024
    Andrew
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    @weabee, glad you found us! Please do join a challenge πŸ™‚

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