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  • How to approach a practice sessionDateThu Oct 06, 2011 7:04 pm
    Forum post by Jonny Funk. Topic: How to approach a practice session

    Fuck all the bullshit. Play guitar.

  • Guitar Video SeriesDateThu Oct 06, 2011 7:01 pm
    Forum post by Jonny Funk. Topic: Guitar Video Series

    Are you a premium member? The free videos are great but the premium ones are so detailed.

  • How to approach a practice sessionDateFri Sep 30, 2011 7:45 am
    Forum post by Jonny Funk. Topic: How to approach a practice session

    I've been playing bass for about 12 years and when I started I always used a strict 4 finger fretting hand thankfully. I only did 1-2-3-4 chromatics for 6+ hours a day with every thinkable permutation and skipping strings so I do know how to concentrate and work on something. I have however never done anything like Pebbers Ladder & Spider techniques so I'm salivating.

    I switched from bass to guitar because of a torn labrum. The 6 string bass was just too heavy and I lost a lot of dexterity that I'm building back everyday. I'm so glad I found this site. I've been just working on module 1 & 2. I know my modes, quite a few chords/arpeggios [maj, min, dim, aug, 7th, 9th, 13th, sus2, sus4 not all inversion tho!], scales [everything in chords, harm. min., nat. min., hungarian etc] but Pebbers memorization exercises have really got me excited as well.

    I'm totally committed and ready to do this. Im not a beginner by no means by I'm not budging from 1-2 modules until they're mastered.

  • 5.01 Classical Form QuestionDateFri Sep 30, 2011 7:35 am
    Forum post by Jonny Funk. Topic: 5.01 Classical Form Question

    Yeah I had a feeling this didn't involve the right hand. It's more of a deep concentration exercise. I'm trying to strengthen the hand to brain connection so it's more fluid when I"m playing.

  • 5.01 Classical Form QuestionDateWed Sep 28, 2011 2:36 pm
    Topic by Jonny Funk. Forum: PB Guitarstudio FORUMS

    Do you actually pick any notes or is just about getting the fingers to move simulatenously when lifting them up and putting them down on the fret board?

  • best order to learn scalesDateWed Sep 28, 2011 1:19 pm
    Forum post by Jonny Funk. Topic: best order to learn scales

    I learned my modes first and happened to be playing the pentatonics by accident for a couple years before I solidly knew the 5 positions after opening a book. The pentatonics just seemed right to me when playing in a rock context.

  • Thank you Pebber BrownDateWed Sep 28, 2011 1:13 pm
    Topic by Jonny Funk. Forum: PB Guitarstudio FORUMS

    I'm going to be making my first $60.00 payment ($2/day) for ASYNCHRONOUS Internet lessons so I can have full access to all of Pebber's awesome Module based learning system. This is THE MOST comprehensive guitar lesson curriculum I've ever encountered from one source. I own DVD's (Steve Morse, Paul Gilbert, Alexi Vaiho, Gus G, Frank Gambale) and tons of books (Berklee Press, MI Press, & countless others) and they all have great tips, licks and ideas but NONE of them touch on Left hand and Right hand exercises like Pebber does. I sat for 6 hours a day the past two days going over his left and right hand exercises and I've already improved my playing all around. I'm more crisp and clear in what I play and my speed has easily doubled. I know my modes and a quite a few of the different scales, arpeggios and chords by heart but his lessons have taken me to the next level. I can only imagine how great I will be in 1, 2 or 3 years.

    Honestly if you love Pebber's work you should donate or pay for his $60 a month. It's freaking 2 dollars a day. All of us spend that much on coffee or soda a day.

    Thanks again for you immense contribution to the Guitar Community Pebber. All here on this board are in your debt.

  • How to approach a practice sessionDateWed Sep 28, 2011 9:49 am
    Forum post by Jonny Funk. Topic: How to approach a practice session

    I have about 5-7 hours to practice a day, broken up into pieces. I can do 1 hour in the morning and 1 hour in the afternoon and then I can do a 3-5 hour block after 10 pm (I work and have a 3 year old son). How would you practice the right and left hand exercises in that time frame Pebber?

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