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@nonamenofaceno Hmm not sure, I don't think something we've really looked at. Some related discussion has come up on the forum, see e.g.: https://t.co/OF6UYQejhy
And feel free to post a question there with more detail if you like!
Not sure how I got to this part of youtube,but this is a great video on @m_angelobatio picking technique by @codegtr and the production quality is great.
https://t.co/gn4frlrZ0c
@JerpaDerpa Indeed, it is Cascade. Caveat is that different hand motions can produce the basic "downward pickslanting" technique needed for EJ's stuff, so a quick watch of our more fundamental lessons, like this one, is a good idea before the specialized seminar: https://t.co/gnlaGDmmhB
@jonnyedykes Yep! We've got a couple deals going through the end of this week incl. annual subscription discount and savings in our download store. If you're on our mailing list you should see emails from us w/ more detail, if not let us know.
We've put together a Jazz & Fusion Sampler Pack with some of the tastiest playing from Cracking the Code interviews! Grab the free video + tab download here: https://t.co/fVCb6CTuJ5
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We've got another free download for you! — our Rock & Metal Sampler Pack features some of our favorite licks, riffs, and solos from Cracking the Code. Download video + tab here: https://t.co/kaXVDx2sC0 & please RT!
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We're hosting a free live workshop with Teemu Mäntysaari — TODAY @ 4pm ET / 8pm UTC!
Very excited to catch up with Teemu and talk technique, teaching, and more. Tune in to our Live Studio to watch & submit questions for Teemu! https://t.co/pvGIAtn64P
@Fi62000313 Technically we are not aware of anything specific. But Steve Morse and Michael Angelo Batio are both left handed so there could be something! Why is right-hand picking, and not fretting, considered right-handed?
After following his unrivaled guitar content for years, just subscribed to @codegtr's Master's in Mechanics, when I saw this latest 2WPS post, which directly interrogates a hurdle I've been trying to solve for years in my wrist-oriented playing
https://t.co/pxxvAw3nMI
@sebasbeck1977 Hey, glad you're enjoying our stuff, thanks for sharing! If you haven't already, feel free to head to the Cracking the Code Forum if you have anything you'd like to share with the community: https://t.co/agtkMcwkPX
Here's a cool idea that popped up during some routine practice. Triplets cause the picking to flip, but with a crosspick-style motion path, you won't really feel the difference between the inside & outside string changes…opening up creative possibilities!
https://t.co/cmG7hFl37U
Andy Wood, Anton Oparin, and John Petrucci all use a technique we've taken to calling the "902" system, based on a very helpful clockface analogy for wrist movement from our recent crosspicking workshop. Here's an example of what it looks like!
https://t.co/3oc56eo60i
How do you get on board with this? Well, you become a Cracking the Code subscriber, that's how! We do these broadcasts on a regular basis, and we're starting see viewers actually get some of these techniques, which is always gratifying! Subscribe here: https://t.co/Gl8CgFisM9
Tomorrow, 6.27, at 3pm EDT / 7PM UTC, we'll be doing a live broadcast for Cracking the Code subscribers entitled Crosspicking with the Wrist and Forearm — wherein we will talk about how movements like those you are seeing here actually work.
https://t.co/HQ6qtN9Haz
We're going look at famous examples from players like Andy Wood, Ardeshir Farah, and Jimmy Herring. And of course we'll give you some clear hands-on tips for getting these movements happening in your own playing.
Even when I'm just warming up — or cooling down — I always to try to make unstructured practice musical. I don't always succeed. But I always try!
Here's a quick video we made showing some of this "unstructured play time":
https://t.co/UwsFNB3Up2
The complete new Joe Stump interview will be coming up soon for Cracking the Code subscribers. We've got several great interviews in the can, and we're working on editing them now! Stay tuned…
The amazing Joe Stump was one of the first players we interviewed years ago when Cracking the Code was still just an idea and a hobby. We caught up with him again in the new studio for a super enjoyable conversation on everything from metal harmony to right hand mechanics.
Like most of the "naturals" we interview, Joe discovered his famously fluid economy technique intuitively, by innately sensing what was already working for him through his own process of exploration. Here's a preview we edited:
https://t.co/rguaDAYUdZ