So I've been playing for about year and a half now. I've made some decent progress. However
my progress got stuck. I realize that I have to make some kind of practice shedule but I don't
know how. The way I see it is I have to identify my guitar playing problems and then pracitce
exercises for fixing them. However I can't really do that. When I can't get something up to speed (by starting slow and then gradually speeding it up ) I realize that my technique is obviously wrong but I can't really tell what exactly am I not doing right.So if anyone has any suggestions about what should I do I'd be pretty happy to read them.

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PoE Exalted Orb is often a currency item that may be utilized to enhance a piece of different equipment using a new random affix. PoE Exalted Orbs are the high-value currency that plays a critical part in the in-game economy. Welcome to our Orbs farm guide for Path of Exile. Fastest Experience Rates and How to Buy Exalted Orb Fast. Designed to enhance your Path Of Exile experience. We would like to assure you that this page will be updated constantly. we will share you some good tips to farm currency in Incursion league too.

Poe Currency flipping

As you may already know, you can actually exchange your low-tier currency all the way into exalted orbs in a shop. However, you probably shouldn’t do that. Those low-tier orbs are actually quite useful while leveling your character from the bottom up, and, moreover, you are not really achieving much by flipping currency. Not only do you waste time during which you could be questing or farming, but you also do not even get any experience out of it!

While currency flipping sure is useful, it is definitely not one of the most reliable farming methods out there. If you’ve got a few minutes to spare, you can always flip some currency that has been laying around in your stash. Exchanging extra currency is also a great idea to save some stash space if you do not want to buy extra tabs for real money.

Mob grinding for exalted orbs

Unlike many of the hack and slash games out there, it is actually quite popular to grind mobs from time to time in Path of Exile. Exalted orbs have a very low drop rate, but can be dropped from any mob out there, but there are certain areas and mobs which should give you a far better chance of getting orbs, and definitely at a faster rate.

Typically a good place to start farming is Burial Chambers. If you already have a high-level character, you can also try farming the Uber Elder. Keep in mind that to do that you already have to have completed 20 maps, but the treasures are oh so worth it! You should also probably work on the Atlas of Worlds while at it.

Endgame maps

As the name of this method suggests, it is primarily for high-level characters, but you should not really worry about farming exalted orbs while beginning your journey with Path of Exile. Even if some drop while you’re just clearing out mobs, you still should use them sparingly and wait till your char is a bit more leveled up.

So how to begin with map-farming and not lose hours trying? First of all, you need access to the Templar Laboratory, which becomes available after finishing Act 10. There, you need to place the map inside of a map device, which consumes the main item and creates a randomized instance, just like a dungeon in most online games. These maps, however, are a bit trickier.

The maps you can find along your journey come in different qualities, just like items. These rarities are normal, magic, rare, and unique. Maps also have their own special affixes, which make them usually more difficult, but also a lot more rewarding. The quality of a map can also be raised by using a Cartographer’s Chisel on it.

Well, there is some rumor about using the map device located in The Chamber of Sins, which is in Act 7, but, sadly, you still need to beat Act 10 to access that device. The developers have not changed it in 2018 and they will probably not change it post 2019.

But which maps should you try out and which of them should just be left in the trash? The general consensus is that you should use maps of at least 66 levels, with a magic quality or higher. Standard maps of such a low level are most often not worth it and you are not going to get much value out of them. Better not waste your life away!

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Hello. So lately i have been in a "band" and we have been playing acdc's "back in black". So we thought we were really doing it when one day a man came in the repetition room (probably tired and annoyed of hearing us play bad and off time) and he started explaining how we were doing everything wrong. Me and the other guitarist weren't listening to the drummer's tempo and obviosly the song wasn't played on time.So when I got home that night I wanted to practice the song again, but this time to actually practice is it with the rythm ( aka with the drums played on youtube ). But I still can't get it quite right and I've been raging at myself for messing up. I can't really keep a tempo with my foot taping the floor while playing the song. So if anyone has some kind of exercise or whatever for fixing this and for practicing songs with rythm please awnser the post. Thanks!

Greetings from Dublin Ireland

G Major 10th,11th & 12th Arpeggio, Pentantonic & Legato

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUNo4GTW3OE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUNo4GTW3OE

Day 86, averaging 2hrs a day, concentrating on the right hand scalpel picking, never really used a pick up til now, my thumbs giving me jip.
On two scales now E and C Major.
The theory class is awesome, first time i've understood the circle of 5th's and 4th's, can now write out key signatures and analyze major scale patterns, this is helping me build my own chord library. Still learning all the notes on the fretboard but way better at it, this makes EVERYTHING much easier. Persisting at the basics knowing musicality will follow.
SongbookT signing out !

Well, day 43 of my practice schedule, i'm averaging approx 1.5 hrs a day, right hand scalpel picking, wow it's hard work but starting to see results, metronome at 100 beats and am up to 4 beats for now approx 30 to 40 mins, then on to E scale, 4 notes per string, the stretches are tuff but again seeing progress.
No short cuts, I'm all in
Thanks Pebber

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rISQeMmctsc

He mentions file: Linear scale patterns on one string just after 4:55 in the video.

I've searched his site but was unable to find it. http://www.pbguitarstudio.com

Any advice appreciated.d

When practicing scales my descending lagato is way mechanical, any suggestions?

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Hello all.
Greetings from Ireland.
Here are positions 5,6,7 & 8 G major.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIT9nY7fQZY


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_KUldZajXI

Hello Everyone,
My Name is Mario I just join the forum and new member of PB just want to get some view from some of you guys that are serious about you craft. As a student any pointers you can give me shoot them my way. I have been playing for about almost two years. my playing is decent but have not reached the level that I want to be. I am mainly blues, rock/blues player but I fondle around with jazz a little. I plan on learning more in jazz in the future but I want to master blues and rock/blues first. If there are any guys that are out there in my genre tell what should I do to get to a great level in my playing as soon as possible what did you did how did you do it. I here nothing but great things about Pebber and I am looking forward to retaining as much as I can from him.

I am 59yoa, and I have decided to learn the guitar. While looking at various online training sources, I came across a PB video titled "What to practice". Very straight forward and to the point. My question to PB is: If his training is geared to individuals with years to prepare, would I do well to try someone else, and if so, any recommendations. Or is his style of training suitable for someone such as myself, who currently is not deluded in the belief that I will become a studio pro, just someone who would like to learn to play well.

Hope to hear an answer, as the current training that I am receiving has merely started me out on learning various chords with no emphasis on any of the basics pointed out in the "What to train video" Thanks for any insight!