sometimes you just get it right...

[JimmyJ]

and i just happened to be recording when i got it right too



i was just messing aorund with a 3 note per string lick ascending and descending and thought ill record this....and this came out... i was blown away all or most of my notes were on spot on and i had a smile from ear to ear

enjoy

http://members.dodo.com.au/jjer/jimmy.mp3 (600kb right click save as)

[Bosch]

Pretty cool to be this enthusiastic

In fact this reminds me of my playing when I was (a little) younger. Indeed your triplet timing is great, but I hear you sometimes don't get the fingering-posititions right (= positive feedback!). I mean: from time to time you switch form minor to major? .........ahhhh, you get the picture

Post more often I would say and practice the shapes, I'm shure you'll succeed!

Shred on!

~Bosch~

[Anton]

I agree with bosch , great technique though!

[shredhead35]

It sounds like a good start ; however, don't fall into the trap of letting a finger pattern dictate the music. Finger patterns are great for learning the fretboard, but that is where it should stop.

It sounds like your picking is pretty well syncronized, however your note selection and vibrato needs some work. Listen to a little Hendrix or Vai and take a rest from the finger patterns for a little while. Take note of the music they are making .

[JimmyJ]

like i said i was actually in teh process of warming up and i was just mucking around to a backing with a 3nps excersize, it wasnt meant to be musically brilliant, just a speed and finger pattern excercise that i thought came out ok