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Topic: Who has the best online lap steel guitar C6 lessons? |
Robert Moore
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Posted 19 Jan 2018 11:39 am |
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I'm new to the forum and no music background. I have a new Rouge RSL-1 6 string with amp and vol. peddle. I tried playing by ear, go ahead and laugh, is there an online C6 lesson you would suggest?
OK! I just made a fool of myself, please help
mostly Country
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Nic Neufeld
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Posted 19 Jan 2018 12:06 pm
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What style of music do you want to play with it?
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Robert Moore
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Plain City, Ohio
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Posted 19 Jan 2018 12:53 pm
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| interested in mostly country at this time. |
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Andy Henriksen
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Michigan, USA
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Posted 19 Jan 2018 1:03 pm
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I found that this page cut to the chase on a lot of the fundementals. http://www.planetgaa.com/C6/index.html
However, I had a bit of a music background before starting on steel, so I don't know if it'll all makes sense if you are coming into music from zero.
The Harmonized scales (link at the bottom of that page) are really the heart and soul of "that sound" that we are all striving for. Once you learn a few different harmonized scales, you'll be off to the races! |
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Robert Moore
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Plain City, Ohio
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Posted 19 Jan 2018 1:18 pm
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I'm getting Malicious website blocked! when I try to access it. I'll see if I can get around that.
Thanks |
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Andy Henriksen
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Michigan, USA
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Posted 19 Jan 2018 2:41 pm
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| Robert Moore wrote: |
I'm getting Malicious website blocked! when I try to access it. I'll see if I can get around that.
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Yikes! I’m pretty sure it’s legit - I’ve never had an issue, but proceed at your own risk! |
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Nic Neufeld
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Kansas City, Missouri
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Posted 19 Jan 2018 5:55 pm
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I was going to potentially recommend Troy's stuff too. I come from a non-country background (more focused on Hawaiian) but he seems to have stuff for both focuses. Even starting with the shortened versions he has for free on Youtube might get you an idea if it works well for you, or not...
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Stephen Abruzzo
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Philly, PA
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Posted 19 Jan 2018 10:25 pm
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+1 on Lessons With Troy. He takes it nice and slow, perfect for a beginner. Good camera angles and good explanations.
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Robert Moore
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Plain City, Ohio
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Posted 20 Jan 2018 6:08 am I'm new to the forum and no music background. I have a new R
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Thanks Ron and everyone else how replied.
I went with Troy and uploaded the first six lessons.
thanks again to all of you!! |
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