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Video Question: Progress When to Move On

October 31st, 2007 - Kirwin asks: "Well, This is all nice but, Mr S. Eulberg says you have to practise how much, what is my reference point? When shall I know that I made significant progress so that I can continue with next lesson. Thank you"
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Length: 1.52 | Instructor: Steve Eulberg
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Other Video Responses:

- July 9th, 2008 (2 minutes, 10 seconds)
lespauljr asks, "I have noticed that a lot of heavy metal guitarists use the Floyd Rose Whammy Bar system. It seems to give them quite a unique and very "Metal" sound. I am looking to blend the sounds of Heavy Metal and Country to achieve a unique voice. So my question to you is...How can I install a Floyd Rose Whammy Bar system on my acoustic guitar? Jamplay rocks always! Vaya con Dios, lespauljr" View Response
- June 20th, 2008 (5 minutes, 23 seconds)
Robearle asks, "Dear D-Mac/Brad, Having been a member of Jamplay for almost a year now there are 1 or 2 things i have noticed. First of all, ALL of the instructors are excellent guitarists. Secondly, quite a few of them have a beard or a goatee, There's D-Mac, Jim Deeming, Mark Brennan, Dennis Hodges, Nick Greathouse and of course, Steve Eulberg, who is not only armed with a beard, but a pony tail too!. My question is this: Do you think growing a beard or a goatee will help to improve my playing? ...and if so, what shade would you recommend?. I know that D-Mac has tried goatees of various colours since I joined Jamplay and I would love to know which one works best for him? Thanks in advance. Rob. " View Response
Slide Guitar - August 13th, 2007 (0 minutes, 17 seconds)
Barndad 24 says "I was wondering if there are going to be any lessons on how to play slide guitar." View Response
Tunings of a Song - September 19th, 2007 (2 minutes, 90 seconds)
Element1290 writes "Is there any special way that one can tell the tuning of a song?" View Response
Music Theory - November 29th, 2007 (2 minutes, 80 seconds)
Aaron00lee asks, "I'm having trouble grasping a bit of this music theory thing, in Steve's lessons i think there is a lot of music theory and i just cant quite pull all the strings into a big web so i was wondering if you guys could just give me a quick little tidbit of the most important essential stuff, like that 1 3 5 thing...did not really grasp that. Thanks for your time!" View Response