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I’ve been searching so much ESQUIRE that I now get many attorney videos recommended | Explore

Many thanks to the most excellent @eandrews222 for the amazing video title! Well here we go. I have been searching so much and so long for a good take on Thank You, Guitar. I first started playing the opening riff in 2002. It grew into its own piece in 2014 when I learned to add the off-beat pulse on the high string with my ring finger and I started performing it around 2015 playing in a hybrid style with a pick. I made a recording in 2018 that never felt quite right and so in 2019, I started working to recast it with a full fingerstyle approach. I added the elastic hair bands to deaden the strings and give a clearer picture of the pulse. All of these recommended moves made it easier for me to hear where I needed to focus attention and the piece got tighter. But when I am playing the opening phrase, I am still just closing my eyes, letting the arpeggio rip, and hoping I can keep the middle finger pulse steady regardless of how it lands. It has worked in performance where there is no pause or rewind button, but if I want true consistency-- which would actually mean true relaxation for me as I would not be stressing about hitting it-- I will need to do a bit of a teardown, and so TYG is now moved to the Explore section of practice. Some things I have figured out so far: The arpeggio begins on the down beat and is made up of 7 eighth notes. There are three attacks: one on the lowest string after which I hammer-on notes 2 and 3, followed by attack 2 on the second lowest string after which I hammer-on note 5, and ending with attack 3 on the third lowest string followed by a hammer-on for note 7. Notes 3 and 7 align with the off-beat pulse on the high string. I have never been able to play this figure at a slow speed (like quarter = 60) until figuring this out. Now I can do it which has really helped my mind learn what order everything needs to fire in. I was also able to attorney out why I had that difficulty and it is because above a certain tempo, I can make attacks 1 and 2 with a smooth motion with my thumb. I hit the lowest string with a downstroke, hammer the next two notes on, and then my thumb is right in time to hit the next attack on the second-lowest string. Maybe this is a mini-sweep? Who knows. Below a certain speed, I can just reset my thumb and make the second attack. Above a certain speed, that is just too awkward and the mini-sweep is the most comfortable way. What is that speed? quarter = 330 XD XD XD A totally reasonable tempo, right? SO, next steps: I am going to start working with a metronome, start running this arpeggio a few times a day while I'm at my desk or doing whatever. Just working to build the muscle memory. I think I'll eventually start practicing the piece with the metronome too. A lot of this maddness has been the result of noticing some changes in my hands over the last 6 months or so. I would really like to get this piece recorded now before I have to start worrying about that kind of stuff.... I'm playing the 9-String Esquire and Esquire 5 String through a 9V adapter powered 4G℞E Amp into the Ampeg 810. Left channel audio is coming from the 810 close-mic'd with the Marantz PMD 222 and the right channel audio is the output of the 4G℞E Amp into a JDI direct box into a hardware limiter into the camera. I have split the daily session into two videos: a Set Preparation where I am working to prepare for an upcoming concert at Entropy Stereo ( http://entropystereo.com/Entropy_Ster... ) in Redford, Michigan, usa on August 9, 2024, and the explore section where I am working on pieces in-progress as well as just doing some free playing to see if the muse is speaking. I think this will help me maintain a certain level of consistency at a lower stress level. We'll see! Thank you for accompanying me on my daily practice for 05/02/2024. Sending many positive vibes, -cyrus pireh [email protected] https://4gre.org/cyrus #thankyouguitar #4GRE 00:00 Esquire 9 String: Thank You, Guitar 05:31 explore 12:06 Esquire 5 String 20:30 DD5'ing 26:26 this thing.. a bit weird today, no?