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Expateach
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Name: | Eric | Location: | Indonesia | Occupation: | Elementary school teacher | Hobbies: | Guitar, Scuba, Travel, Cooking, Environment, Drinking red wine! |
Date registered | 01.24.2012 |
Date of birth: | 3. May 1969 |
Last online: | 07.18.2012 |
Sex: | male |
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E-mail | eric_wade@hotmail.com |
Description
I'm 42, Canadian. First picked up guitar at 13 but learned very very little. Now picked it up again with intention of picking up electric in a year or so. Willing to make commitment in spare time outside of full time job while also pursuing online Master's in Education. So, thank God I can afford a maid here!
I don't sing, don't jam yet. I like to learn finger picking songs which only feature one guitar, no other instruments. Looking forward to being in a band for fun playing: Led Zeppelin, Grateful Dead, Guns n' Roses, Pink Floyd, Dire Straights, Blue Oyster Cult, Nazareth, AD/DC, you get the picture. :)
I'm hoping to learn the 'correct' way to play acoustic and electric. No short cuts. I may have some 'unlearning' to do with my left hand grip of the neck. Pebber's videos have answered a few questions in my head but I still have one or two. Answers are probably there just need more time to look. Thanks Pebber. :)
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07.16.2012 |
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Mon Jul 16, 2012 6:30 pm | jump to post
Well, it's not quite as bad as the adverts I've seen for products that say 'Become a guitar God in 15 minutes'. I think that's about as bad as it gets!
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07.15.2012 |
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Sun Jul 15, 2012 5:06 am | jump to post
Jimmy Page as an early teen and was taught the little fast solo in Whole Lotta Love. But with no effects it didn't sound good and I don't think it was correct note given by my teacher to start with.
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07.13.2012 |
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07.04.2012 |
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Wed Jul 04, 2012 9:53 pm | jump to post
Well, yesterday my bluetooth headset broke. They were a good set, Plantronics. So I'm in the market for another one but for use with my electric I guess I need to forget the Bluetooth and use a cord. I already have my foot stuck to my Line 6 so I can't go far. Any recommendations on a good headphone set to use with my stomp box?
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07.04.2012 |
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Wed Jul 04, 2012 2:40 am | jump to post
Not using updated driver? I'm not running it through a computer. So there is software on the line 6 that has to be updated? Bummer. I'm sure I've seen Paul Gilbert play using wireless headphones, presumably Bluetooth. You wouldn't think he'd play using that if there was a delay. I don't have an amp yet but I'll plug the headphones in directly to rule out the Bluetooth dongle.Cheers!
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Wed Jul 04, 2012 2:40 am | jump to post
Not using updated driver? I'm not running it through a computer. So there is software on the line 6 that has to be updated? Bummer. I'm sure I've seen Paul Gilbert play using wireless headphones, presumably Bluetooth. You wouldn't think he'd play using that if there was a delay. I don't have an amp yet but I'll plug the headphones in directly to rule out the Bluetooth dongle.Cheers!
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07.03.2012 |
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05.22.2012 |
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Tue May 22, 2012 5:32 pm | jump to post
I am an elementary school teacher but have helped school guitar club for Graces 3-5. My opinion: My students were immediately taught chords with small 6-strings and also reading staff music. I think that's a mistake. It takes weeks for them to hold a simple chord that sounds terrible and there's nothing they can do with it. I think they should be first taught tab and simple single note songs: anything from Mary Had A Little Lamb to the melody of songs they like to listen to be it Justin Bieb...
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05.03.2012 |
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05.02.2012 |
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