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    A little more of the time and rhythm theory...I have another lesson for this already shot demonstrating how to strum eighth notes that I will try and get finished this weekend...

    http://markweinguitarlessons.com/ind...d=98&Itemid=35

    Next week I might start a series on playing slide guitar...let me know if you guys are interested!

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    Timing is so important. Great lesson Mark.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    Timing is so important. Great lesson Mark.
    Thanks!

    its important but boring...I don't think many people are into these lessons but I think its vital stuff that I'd like to have on my website...

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    Again you continue to hit on stuff I am working on with my instructor. I have not had time to spend with each of the last lessons you have posted, but they continue to track in an almost freakish way. LOL! I have been working on TEFview rhythm lessons from my instructor, including various combos of 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 notes, triplets, etc. This will help, as it always helps to come at it a different way, and I can do this in the car. with the metronome in my iPhone, and while listening to music. With these lessons I am finally developing a foot tap, whereas I relied on my head before. This lesson give me something to do when I drive or whatever to re-inforce it. Thanks again.
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    Thanks alot, I have been looking for ways to improve my timing and rhythm, I will have to look into your book. Thanks again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Disraeli
    Thanks alot, I have been looking for ways to improve my timing and rhythm, I will have to look into your book. Thanks again.
    Quote Originally Posted by sunvalleylaw
    Again you continue to hit on stuff I am working on with my instructor. I have not had time to spend with each of the last lessons you have posted, but they continue to track in an almost freakish way. LOL! I have been working on TEFview rhythm lessons from my instructor, including various combos of 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 notes, triplets, etc. This will help, as it always helps to come at it a different way, and I can do this in the car. with the metronome in my iPhone, and while listening to music. With these lessons I am finally developing a foot tap, whereas I relied on my head before. This lesson give me something to do when I drive or whatever to re-inforce it. Thanks again.

    Thanks guys!

    Rhythm (and my internal clock) are things that I have fought with since I've picked up the guitar...you can never spend too much time working working on it.

    Working on rhythm away from the guitar is also a great idea. One of my students showed me his iPhone metronome and he does the same thing in the car

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