^ I agree.
It has taken a lot of tweaking but I think I have written balanced material that is easy to learn. I have tried to keep to common sequences and familiar scale shapes.
These workouts are great timing exercises too, and cover all the main subdivisions.
Some of the material may look fairly easy, but playing something perfectly 16 times in a row is quite challenging.
Also, for those you complaining about the lack of DVD. The downloads are FAR more convenient than a DVD. You want to practice legato, picking and modes? Download the 3 lessons and play along. You can even watch a film or listen to music at the same time. When you can play them all to a high standard, download the intermediate lessons and repeat the process.
DVDs are usually full of self promotion and talking anyway, not at all relevant to practicing.
It has taken a lot of tweaking but I think I have written balanced material that is easy to learn. I have tried to keep to common sequences and familiar scale shapes.
These workouts are great timing exercises too, and cover all the main subdivisions.
Some of the material may look fairly easy, but playing something perfectly 16 times in a row is quite challenging.
Also, for those you complaining about the lack of DVD. The downloads are FAR more convenient than a DVD. You want to practice legato, picking and modes? Download the 3 lessons and play along. You can even watch a film or listen to music at the same time. When you can play them all to a high standard, download the intermediate lessons and repeat the process.
DVDs are usually full of self promotion and talking anyway, not at all relevant to practicing.