I figured to spark some discussion by asking what kind of projects and foci you are currently working on to improve your playing?
I figured to spark some discussion by asking what kind of projects and foci you are currently working on to improve your playing?
I've done a bit of those myself reading the book "The advancing guitarist". Recommend that book a lot, it's kind of like guitar improvisational philosophy, the book starts by recommending different limitation exercises to study in a progressive manner.
Haven't really gotten past the first one, that was all the modes, all played with a single string at a time. I should return to that book later once I have time to dig back into improvisation.
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I've been doing a lot of limitation practice when improvising. It has helped me see new possibilities because you're forced to try things you might not normally try.
Here's Jack Gardiner talking about it: https://youtu.be/eAKAL_H6390
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