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Alternate Picking Hand Positioning - August 2nd, 2007 (6 minutes, 58 seconds)Sohail288 asks, "Can there be a lesson that shows how to alternate pick faster and also detailing the correct posture for optimum speed." View Responsewhammy bar - April 28th, 2008 (2 minutes, 40 seconds)Hgnative says, "When i first started playing guitar i took of my whammy bar . i want to use it now and cant seem to get the hang of it well playing any help would be appreciated and whats a dive bomb?" View ResponseSteps to Enter Another Chord - March 17th, 2008 (5 minutes, 23 seconds)William D Brown asked, "I know the basic chords and can go to these cords, but my question is: for instance, what are the simple 2 0r 3 notes, or steps that would sound right to step into the [c] from [g] or the [g] to [d] and so on? And by the way, I think your teaching is great. I'v been watching Steve mostly. Thank you." View ResponseNew Guitar - November 5th, 2007 (2 minutes, 20 seconds)Mniswonger asks: "I was playing with an Epiphone dr100 and I hated it!!! It was just too big for me, and I remember in one of the instructionals the instructor said to be comfortable with your guitar. So tonight I went out and bought a new guitar...it was not the one I wanted (could not afford the one I wanted...Martin 000XE). I ended up buying a Martin LXM travel guitar. It's very small, but for some reason it feels much better when I play. My question is, will this hurt me in the long run playing a smaller size guitar? Lets say I save enough to buy a Martin X series in a regular size, will I have problems converting from the small LXM to the larger scale X series. Thank you for your help. Mark Niswonger" View Response- June 20th, 2008 (4 minutes, 15 seconds)Mingofalls asks, "I was wondering if someone could show a video on what a guitar actually looks like when the neck is bowed out, or under. Can you possible show us from the neck down to the bridge what it truely looks like? I'm not sure I'm understanding what the neck really looks like in this condition. If you could also give a quick lesson on how to adjust the neck too, that would be great! Thx........JamOn." View Response