Miguel Granada

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  • August 25, 2015 at 9:10 pm in reply to: Preparatory exercises Pag10,12 #2510
    Miguel Granada
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      Thanks Richie for the answer and Randy for sharing your experience with this system.It was very useful.
      Cheers

      August 18, 2015 at 11:09 am in reply to: How to practice scales & arpeggio patterns? #2479
      Miguel Granada
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        Yes, i think you got it all right.

        And also understanding the heptatonic system of fingerings in a generic way and its relantionship with vertical and horizontal directions.

        A good way that i think work is to at least assign your starting finger for every pattern and see where it goes. Pattern 1 ,1st finger 6th string / Pattern 2, 2nd (or 3rd) finger 6th string, etc . This way you will know the starting points for the patterns. No matter what scale you will be playing ,the starting point will be allways the same.

        Hope it makes sense

        cheers

        August 18, 2015 at 9:22 am in reply to: How to practice scales & arpeggio patterns? #2474
        Miguel Granada
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          Hi i started last week.

          I m practicing also patterns 1,4,5 going with a chromatic movement across the fingerboard with the metronome and increasing the metronome every time i reach first fret and 12th fret.

          i do that going up the pitch and then starting the scales and arps from the highest pitch of the pattern and going down.I play the relative 7th chord before performing any scale or arp.

          Practicing also the ear training. Intevals – major 3rds, perfect 5ths. Triads 1 3 5 . Major7th arp.
          I am doing this using the songs as a starting point to recall the sounds.

          Cheers
          Miguel

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