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onid41 · Unread post by **onid41** » Fri Nov 18, 2005 3:54 pm

Dale_Milligan wrote:
Coldchillin23222 wrote:Lessons are overrated. I actually wish I had them, but I am so proud for how well I have come along without them.
Massive Contradiction.

But from what ive heard from everyone else, lessons sound really productive, I think i may do them in the new year. You guys think?

Yeah man, do it. I might do it this summer.

Elliottman · Unread post by **Elliottman** » Fri Nov 18, 2005 5:26 pm

onid41 wrote:
Dale_Milligan wrote:
Coldchillin23222 wrote:Lessons are overrated. I actually wish I had them, but I am so proud for how well I have come along without them.
Massive Contradiction.

But from what ive heard from everyone else, lessons sound really productive, I think i may do them in the new year. You guys think?
Yeah man, do it. I might do it this summer.

your right, from what ive heard its the only way forward.

Yeah yuo can teach yourself, but i haveny heard a bad thing about lessons. if i wanna improve, i need lessons.

Thanks Dino!

Mathis · Unread post by **Mathis** » Fri Nov 18, 2005 6:28 pm

i've heard that sometimes, only 2-3 hours or less with a teacher can help a lot on your playing ... don't necessarly needs weeks or months, depend on how much you put practice into it i guess ... but hey, i'm really thinking about lessons too ... probably in the new year.

briguy945 · Unread post by **briguy945** » Fri Nov 18, 2005 11:49 pm

Lessons will help you improve faster than on your own. Finding an instructor you enjoy working with is crucial.

Sciaracastro · Unread post by **Sciaracastro** » Fri Nov 18, 2005 11:54 pm

Dale_Milligan wrote:
Coldchillin23222 wrote:Lessons are overrated. I actually wish I had them, but I am so proud for how well I have come along without them.
Massive Contradiction.

But from what ive heard from everyone else, lessons sound really productive, I think i may do them in the new year. You guys think?

i had lessons for almost 2 years. i thought they were useless, but i was damn wrong.
now (2 years and a half later) i improved much, but i feel like i could have got much better...i decided a few days ago i'm gonna take lessons too in the new year

onid41 · Unread post by **onid41** » Sat Nov 19, 2005 12:29 am

I want lessons to get me more educated in theory and the fundamentals of playing. I mean now i can read any tab and play the shit out of it, but that's where im stuck at right now in my abilities.

WhoYourWith · Unread post by **WhoYourWith** » Mon Nov 21, 2005 10:42 pm

yeah i had been playing for about 9 mos and could play most dave songs, and most any song for that matter, by tabs, but started taking lessons a couple months ago to work on theory and whatever else this guy could help me out on and he is an amazing musician, and i found, as i think a lot of people might, that you'll often learn stuff from lessons that you weren't going in there trying to learn, so they're usually helpful for any beginner or even intermediate player

Sciaracastro · Unread post by **Sciaracastro** » Mon Nov 21, 2005 11:03 pm

WhoYourWith wrote:yeah i had been playing for about 9 mos and could play most dave songs, and most any song for that matter, by tabs, but started taking lessons a couple months ago to work on theory and whatever else this guy could help me out on and he is an amazing musician, and i found, as i think a lot of people might, that you'll often learn stuff from lessons that you weren't going in there trying to learn, so they're usually helpful for any beginner or even intermediate player

dmbtabs, welcome to it :wink:

Alazais · Unread post by **Alazais** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 3:09 pm

I've been trying to get into some lessons for about a year and a half.. but I'm so bloody broke that I can't afford it.. So... I've been stuck at the level I'm at now... As hard as I might try, I can't seem to get out of my rut.

a1075dd63aa12 · Unread post by **a1075dd63aa12** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 5:40 pm

ive considered taking lessons, just for the theory and composition aspect. i tried lessons once i started, took 2 or 3, didnt care for the instructor at all. very intelligent musically, but was obsessed with playing metal and hard stuff like that, and that isnt what i wanted and still dont want to do. i need to find a really good instructor who knows a lot of theory and can somewhat cater it to the direction in which i want to go.

WhoYourWith · Unread post by **WhoYourWith** » Wed Nov 23, 2005 2:46 pm

Sciaracastro wrote: dmbtabs, welcome to it

thank you kindly

jaroben · Unread post by **jaroben** » Wed Nov 23, 2005 2:59 pm

i took lessons for only 2 months. best thing i've ever done. i learned more in the 2 months than the 3 years i've been looking at tabs trying to play the guitar. lack of motivation was the reason for quitting the lessons.

proudestmonkey41 · Unread post by **proudestmonkey41** » Wed Nov 23, 2005 3:30 pm

i think this summer im gonna get into lessons.. turns out my sisters friend teachs lessons and his favorite band is DMB soo should work out pretty good

xan. · Unread post by **xan.** » Wed Nov 23, 2005 5:43 pm

It is definately all about finding the right teacher. My teacher is an awesome guitarist and is a great teacher. He has a lot of knowledge. I can play DMB better than he can though but he plays Hendrix and Clapton like its his job. Which is good because it is getting me into more styles of music.

Kukini · Unread post by **Kukini** » Fri Nov 25, 2005 1:13 am

I've found that without instruction (barring the music theory class I took) I'm free to discover music however I choose. I take inspiration from friends who play, music I listen to, stuff like that. I will someday maybe look into it, but right now, I'm broke and like exploring on my own.

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