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ThePhanastasio · 06-09-2012, 11:57 PM

GuitarreBizarre (sp.?)

Essentially, learn your scales. Those are ****ing important. I learned that with French horn.

Aside from that, arpeggios are great on guitar and piano; you really get a sense of where everything is on your instrument, which could aid you infinitely.

Then, just acknowledge that you don't know an iota of what you've tried to learn, and play by feel alone. You'll be infinitely more expressive than Orianthi or the like, but you'll still know how things come together.

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ThePhanastasio Killed Laura Palmer Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Ashland, KY Posts: 1,679	GuitarreBizarre (sp.?) Essentially, learn your scales. Those are ****ing important. I learned that with French horn. Aside from that, arpeggios are great on guitar and piano; you really get a sense of where everything is on your instrument, which could aid you infinitely. Then, just acknowledge that you don't know an iota of what you've tried to learn, and play by feel alone. You'll be infinitely more expressive than Orianthi or the like, but you'll still know how things come together. __________________ Phish: Studio Discography Reviewed 100 Albums I Heartily Recommend My last.fm It's a hand-me-down, the thoughts are broken Perhaps they're better left unsung