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Jazzy
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cadence
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You're right, lots to copy there  It's great that they have the closeup shot an that his picking is visible too. Thanks for finding this 
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Jazzy
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| lgiro wrote: | wow. pretty cool.
there were sections of that resembled classical arpeggio etudes |
Yeah, I know. I`ve been practicing this things a lot these days, so this video was just perfect inspiration  Especially the open triads section.
Another thing, notice how musically he plays everything, even if it`s just a warm-up. An important thing to remember. |
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Jens
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| Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 10:30 am Post subject: |
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| Jazzy wrote: |
Another thing, notice how musically he plays everything, even if it`s just a warm-up. An important thing to remember. |
Yeah, I was also very impressed (and maybe a little bit scared )by that!
Good motivation and some material to consider.
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allblues
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| Posted: Mon Feb 25, 2008 8:50 pm Post subject: |
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| fantastic whats the guitar he uses in this vid |
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allblues
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i dont think so the ibanez pat metheney has the double cutaway this one is a regular single cut away
but i think your right about it been an ibanez just not shure wicth one |
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patrik
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| Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2008 8:43 pm Post subject: |
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metheny is using an ibanez prototype to a korean-made, discontinued model called pm-20.
pats guitar is more like a single-pickup version of an fg-100 except that his has got an ebony tailpiece and a solid top.
i have one of the earlier pm-20īs and itīs a great guitar with lots of acoustic tone, especially mid-freq. itīs almost twice as loud acoustically as any of the other archtops i own.
the double-cutaway guitar you refer to is the pm-100 which is built in japan. there is also the thinline pm-120 and a brand new budget model called pm-35. |
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allblues
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| Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2008 8:10 pm Post subject: |
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| thanks patrik |
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