Recent content by Bjoern

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    Question to Mr. Broderick or anyone interested.

    Hi, I really think picking is one of the hardest techniques to learn. Getting it up to speed can actually drive you nuts, but it's really worth it. Sit down with a metronome and start at a very slow tempo. I usually do 3 note per string patterns (string skipping etc.) and start at about 64 beats...
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    Online Lessons for Linux Users?

    Hey Chris, thanks for the answer. I just installed openwengo (www.openwengo.org) It's somekind of open skype that works on every common platform (windows, mac, linux). Everything works fine, video (just a little dark but thats my cam, i just need more light in here), audio (need to get a cable...
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    Online Lessons for Linux Users?

    That's no alternative for me. I don't own a windows copy and i don't plan on buying one just for video chatting and i don't plan on buying VMWare (that's by far to expensive) If it does not work without windows it won't work for me.
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    Online Lessons for Linux Users?

    Hi Chris. I was wondering if you provide online lessons for Linux users. The problem is that there is no AIM support for Linux but there are a lot of open programs for it (and windows) which also provide video chat and so on. I'm thinking about taking lessons (just have to calculate if i can...
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    Visualising the Fretboard. How does Chris do it?

    Thanks a lot Chris. This really helped me out :) @zak1 : When I have time i will practice about 3 hours a day minimum up to 6 or 8 hours ;). I was just a little unsure about my way of fretboard visualsing because a had a little discomfort here and there. Just needed a little push :)
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    Chris... your new custom... Pics NOW! :)

    Beautiful and soooooo tasteful...... damn if wish this was a production model. I really like the idea of using locking tuners for the vibrato. It really makes me sad that this guitar is not available for unendorsed players. But Chris really deserves it.
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    Visualising the Fretboard. How does Chris do it?

    Hey Chris, I was wondering how you see the fretboard while playing scales. Do you think "Well ok i want to play C-Lydian now. The Notes are C D E F# G A B" and see them on the fretboard or are you working with 3 Note-per-String patterns (or maybe even 4). Do you also see where the different...