one sweet world

[18th_fret]

i need some tips on how to master the slide and the mutes to the verse from the 8th to the 10th fret

thanks a lot

[incubusdmb5]

use 3 and 4 finger to slide to the 10 chord

[phatnev]

I still cant play that one really long part, its not cool

[18th_fret]

use 3 and 4 finger to slide to the 10 chord

thanks a lot...i'm starting to get the hang of this sliding stuff now, heh

[18th_fret]

this song isn't working...can anyone send a recording/video of them playing the song slowly...it's just something with the mutes at the end of the riff in the verse that's throwing me off.

thanks a lot

(the video posted in the site isn't working with my computer)

[dmbguitar718]

this song isn't working...can anyone send a recording/video of them playing the song slowly...it's just something with the mutes at the end of the riff in the verse that's throwing me off.

thanks a lot

yep, i'll throw it up in a bit. check my videos thread.

[dmbguitar718]

up.

[18th_fret]

wow, thanks a lot. i'm actually playing it almost perfectly now(considering i was up all night watching and playing to your video)

but now i'm stuck on the 2nd part of jimi thing. i've been watching your video for it but it's just a little too fast. can you slow one down for me?

thanks a lot,
Jake

[Loki]

Dude. Dude, come on man. Alright my personal aversion to this aside, a word of advice, my stepdad is a professional violinist, for the Dutch National Orchestra, and he says the trick with learning to play anything musical, is to begin really slow. To perfect what you're playing, to the point that you can play it 7 times consec. without screwing up. After that you should attempt to tackle it at full speed, or if thats too hard alittle faster. Although im stubborn, and alot of the time try and muffle my way through at full speed, in my experience this method is often the best way of learning a song, if you're teacher less (which apparently you are), and are learning from tabs.

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[18th_fret]

thank you...