Progressing as a Musician

johntherevelator · Unread post by **johntherevelator** » Wed Jan 29, 2003 12:33 am

jsgksu wrote:Thanks to winglet82, and the others I will look into the SRV stuff but lets not turn this into a SRV discussion page, any other suggestions?

did you just lip SRV??? lol :wink:

jsgksu · Unread post by **jsgksu** » Wed Jan 29, 2003 11:55 pm

Does anyone know of a site that has all/a lot of scales tabbed out. I tried the site offered earlier in this post but it doesnt have a comprehensive list.

michaelb14 · Unread post by **michaelb14** » Thu Jan 30, 2003 12:48 am

jsgksu wrote:Does anyone know of a site that has all/a lot of scales tabbed out. I tried the site offered earlier in this post but it doesnt have a comprehensive list.

A site I don't know a book I do. It is called the guitar grimoire. These are actually a series. If you get the one for scales though, man it has every scale you can possibly imagine and quite a few yah probably can't. Ever heard of the japanese kumoi scale? lol

anyway the book is written by adam kadmon and it costs about 20 bucks

jsgksu · Unread post by **jsgksu** » Thu Jan 30, 2003 12:50 am

Thanks a lot, Im gonna check my local music store for it soon.

lowtech411 · Unread post by **lowtech411** » Thu Jan 30, 2003 2:59 pm

http://www.activeguitar.com has ALL the scales ALL the intervals ALL the chords in a nice easy to navigate format. Check it out and let me know what you think.

ddv · Unread post by **ddv** » Fri Jan 31, 2003 12:36 pm

lindsey buckingham from fleetwood mac, he has a really unique style. Cool stuff, if you can get your hands on the songs Big Love and Go Insane from "The Dance" it is definatly worth you time.

johntherevelator · Unread post by **johntherevelator** » Fri Jan 31, 2003 4:05 pm

what you guys are talking about is called a plateau

they happen in a lot of activities
one where it happened to me is working out
you get bigger and bigger, lifting more and more weights and then all of a sudden you start not getting any bigger
the trick with working out and also with guitar is to switch it up
while doing a bench press, instead of seeing how much weight you can push up, have a spotter help lift heavy heavy weights up for you, and see how much you can let down.....

just a little analogy for ya

same goes with music
ive hit several plateaus playing guitar

the best thing to do to start progressing again is to try a new style
in my plateaus ive tried such new styles as blues, funk and yes, even metal. i hate metal but i got a lot better by learning how to play it. try switching up styles and getting better at everything instead of focusing on one thing, and youll get a lot better as a whole

hope that helps...

The Maker · Unread post by **The Maker** » Sat Feb 01, 2003 9:23 pm

that's true..keeping a veriety of different styles does permit a person to progress excepetionally. and it also allows you to create your own style as a musician with the versatility of music you can display.

johntherevelator · Unread post by **johntherevelator** » Sun Feb 02, 2003 1:03 am

The Maker wrote:that's true..keeping a veriety of different styles does permit a person to progress excepetionally. and it also allows you to create your own style as a musician with the versatility of music you can display.

exactly

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