HowardM
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Great explanation Bill_Brown. Ursula should benefit from your explanation. It amazes me that we all walk the same path.
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I never thought of using the tuner for the voice. Wow HUGE win for me
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I agree it was great of her to post that document.
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I would recommend getting a metronome to use that has a tap feature that allows you to understand your speed.
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It depends on you and how much time you have. It is all-important, you might review the classes daily and obtain some morsel of knowledge and focus primarily on the basic courses. It is a lifelong journey and the hardest lesson I had was to have patience and not overthink Tony’s process. Congratulations on your decision, and my primary advice is to take it slow.
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I cannot agree more with Cadgirl. I have made guitar playing an integral part of my life and have benefitted from it. I consider myself a low intermediate in playing and a medium beginner in theory, but they both bring me joy.
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Thanks for the great laughter this morning. I did notice Tony’s tattoos or lack thereof but never put it all together. You made my morning sunnier.
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Thanks for the recommendation, I will be on that next week and will let you know.
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I will start the research immediately. It will be a nice addition to my toolbox. Thanks for the recommendation.
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I appreciate the information and hope your choice will continue to bring you joy. Keep us informed, please.
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lol, I never thought about that. G-G-D-D-A-A-E-E, I just looked it up, I know nothing about the instrument and found it fascinating.
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I have not seen EGAD used in a number of years, at first I thought it was a type of guitar tuning, LOL. Have a super day.
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I have never seen a capo that would support a 12-string guitar, learn something new each day, thanks for the information.
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I agree with your assessment completely, however, it took me about 6 months to a year to get on board with Tony’s program. I realize I am not a quick study and find knowledge in every aspect of the entire program. I am getting knowledge from areas I had not previously explored on this website, a case in point is the “Forums.” Previously to this program, I was taking private lessons and within the 6 months mentioned above, I learned more than I had from 2 years of private lessons. For me, learning guitar is an ongoing process and a mindset that needs time and space to develop. As an older player, I find this process perfect to while away the hours and learn at my own pace. I have many “small wins” and continue to develop. Good luck in your journey and also for JoeT.
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You are 100% correct and I feel that your journey never be complete but always interesting and fun. Great attitude.