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@joannetala Awesome! Thx for joining us in another challenge, awesome to see you participate in so many now! I look forward to watching your performance 🙂
@marion2017 – If you click “share” on the player. It should display the URL. Copy and Paste that here, in its own line:
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Dim chords are symmetrical, as in they are the same notes repeated over and over – just in a diff order as you move it up or down the neck. It could really be called either of those.
Awesome, Lisa! It’s a great feeling when we have a breakthrough moment 🙂
Here’s the lesson on it for those who wish to learn this too.
It really depends on where you are going or coming from. Check out our recent lesson on this.
Hi Eleanor, there’s a tab included on the lesson page. Let me know if it’s not one of the examples he wrote, I can notate it for you.
Ahhh we have a winner @kanae926. It’s Drop Dead Legs. That outro solo is mind blowing!
Yes! Check out the 2nd video on this page and jump 6 minutes into it for a detailed breakdown on how to use the tab player.
planetfink – Way to go! Here is one tip for you 🙂
carmeloukes – Hey Carmelo, awesome to see you participating! Keep working at it, but tackle it in chunks. I’ll leave you detailed feedback when you post your final version 🙂
lisadmh – Here is my feedback for you 🙂
cncamacho – Well done! So you have a really strong base established, but it feels like it’s dragging a bit. So to fix this, I want you to focus on mastering 2 bar phrases at a time. So take the first 2 bars, get the timing down, then take the next 2 bars, get the timing down. Then practice bars 1 through 4.
Use the same approach throughout the entire piece, and it will help you in keeping a steadier tempo.
tessa84 – Awesome to see you back! And I dig the tone of the banjo 🙂 Check out the advice I left for Lisa above. I’d like you to try a little bit more of a relaxed feel as you play through the piece. Let me know what you think about that.
kanae926 – Excellent job! Here’s my feedback on when you improved the breaks and filled it in with a strum pattern.
coffeemug – Here is my tip for you.
