Every technical nuance is taught, from a change in pick angle to a different bending position for unison bends.
When you struggle to sound like your guitar heroes (in this instance, David Gilmour) it’s not fully down to your equipment.
All the tiny technical nuances that guitarists place into their playing are being missed, more than likely, because you’re not aware of them. You’re only hearing them, but not quite understanding how to get those same sounds, Many people state “it’s in the fingers!”
In my private 1 – 1 lessons, I don’t like to leave any stone unturned.
So the same approach has been taken with this course. Anything I hear, feel or just do, I scrupulously analyze to better help you, my students.
In 1 – 1 lessons you won’t approach this whole song within 1 hour, it’ll really take months and more than likely years of lessons to learn every technique David has implemented into this 7 minute masterpiece.
The tab alone has taken me 2 – 4 weeks to transcribe, the backing track another 4/5 weeks to make/program, so I wouldn’t have the opportunity to offer something so comprehensive in private lessons alone.
I teach to both cameras like I would to you in a lesson with me, but because I have no questions being fired at me and distracting the workflow, I have the chance to explain in full depth what I’m doing, what I see David Gilmour is doing, what will get you certain sounds, certain control of your fingers and generally raise the game of your guitar playing for everything you approach in the future.
Better yet, you can rewind and replay every tip until you fully understand what’s going on.
The video lessons are around the 5 – 10 minute mark. We take around 2 bars at a time and I show you every bit about those 2 bars.
Then you have the slowed down play throughs at the end will hone your timing/feel, and you have the tab on screen throughout, so you can practice in your hotel room after a meeting, or on a lunch break at work on your phone, ipad or laptop.
So this now only leaves one comparison to 1 – 1 lessons: your feedback and questions.
How can you ask me questions?
In the dedicated forum of course!
Upload your performances of a few bars or even the whole piece and, ask questions if you don’t understand any sections.
You will be heard, you will be helped, and with our friendly community we will guide you through.
This is a complicated song that beginners can approach.
You will learn so much so early on in your playing, and habits will be formed which will last you the lifetime of your guitar journey.