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Originally Posted by SprintBob
I've gotten through examples 8-15 working through them as written in the key of G. Once you get comfortable playing all of them separately, try playing them all in sequence with without a rest between. It's fun and a challenge and sounds pretty cool. I'll be going back now and trying these examples in other keys as the book suggests. I've also worked through the alternating pick exercises 1-8. Exercise 8 is a bit of a challenge but it's starting to feel "natural". This is a great book and study.
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That sounds like a fun plan. I have heard someone warming up going through things like that and it does sound very nice and is the basis for real songs, as we know.
Right now my hands can't figure out how to do the transitions and result in a chord shape. I'm spending only a small amount of time on it as I do have the Christmas program but I think I'm going to find a video that shows what I need to do so I can get a visual.