PhilBarru
966 Playing Sessions
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Nice! Keep it up. You can double your streak tomorrow!
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160 is awesome!
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Great win. Congratulations!
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Super sound on that 000-18! Great playing too.
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PhilBarru
MemberApril 9, 2021 at 9:11 pm in reply to: Thighmaster! Original song inspired by Tues riff!!Awesome groove Beth! I am ordering my thighmaster right now!
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Sounds cool David. I always have liked that song. Like the Harmonizer. I need to check into that.
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PhilBarru
MemberApril 8, 2021 at 9:53 pm in reply to: Working at the Carwash Blues (Jim Croce cover)I love this David! So well done. Thanks for posting.
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Very nice Michelle!
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I got the Monday email but lots of the communication from TAC goes to my spam folder. Check there
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PhilBarru
MemberApril 26, 2021 at 8:03 pm in reply to: Personal best on Finger Pairs speed challengeThanks Alfred. The challenges are all over the board for me. Some are extremely difficult and some are fairly easy. Everything in between. The easier ones I try to increase my speed more. Pretty rare for me to hit over 120bpm with clean and clear notes fully on tempo. My hope is as I go through each challenge multiple times I will have increased my speed a bit from the last time. I am on my 2nd cycle through but I did not start recording my speeds and notes until about 4 months back. I have a benchmark now!
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PhilBarru
MemberApril 26, 2021 at 7:59 pm in reply to: Personal best on Finger Pairs speed challengeThanks Fly. When I do the challenges I like to establish a benchmark speed that allows me to play the exercise cleanly and clearly. I usually use a metronome and add 10bpm at a time until I start either muffing the routine or can get through the notes but the sound isn’t clear. On the easier warmups I can use the new speed adjustment on the website. I usually like to check myself without playing along with Tony since his strong play often overshadows some of my mistakes. But not using the metronome for everything is saving me a bunch of time.
Bottom line is I would rather play slow and clean than fast and rough. I have learned the hard way that it is tough to get a good clean sound once you get used to playing something sloppy. It works better for me to get it right and then slowly ramp up the speed to where I start having trouble keeping it smooth and clean.
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PhilBarru
MemberApril 26, 2021 at 7:51 pm in reply to: Personal best on Finger Pairs speed challengeThanks Ted
