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greg
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 Re: Legato technique tritone wrote: Is it even possible for you to answer someone's post without pimping out your own version of stick propaganda? You have a subtle, underhanded way of promoting yourself while diminishing anything contrary to your interests. It's unbecoming.
Tritone Just trying to be helpful. You should try it sometime.
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Brett Bottomley
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Re: Legato technique I think Greg has an amazing legato technique (and I for one appreciate his pedagogy in this area) and I think Rob Martino needs mentioning. His smooth legato has really impressed me.
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greg
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Re: Legato technique Brett Bottomley wrote: I think Greg has an amazing legato technique (and I for one appreciate his pedagogy in this area) and I think Rob Martino needs mentioning. His smooth legato has really impressed me.
Brett Thanks Brett, I'd also like to add that the two exercises on page 8-4 might be helpful for integrating pulloffs into two-handed interdependent technique.
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heartstrings
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Re: Legato technique Thanks to all for the replies on this thread. I intend to devote some serious time to the ever elusive legato tapping, and I'll post results as they manifest themselves in the ol' "woodshed".
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RichSnyder
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Re: Legato technique greg wrote: Brett Bottomley wrote: I think Greg has an amazing legato technique (and I for one appreciate his pedagogy in this area) and I think Rob Martino needs mentioning. His smooth legato has really impressed me.
Brett Thanks Brett, I'd also like to add that the two exercises on page 8-4 might be helpful for integrating pulloffs into two-handed interdependent technique. To which I'll add: http://www.stick.com/instruction/books/stickbook/
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