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I need to ask you guys something that's been on mind. I've been practicing a lot this year. Working on technique, jamming to songs and just having an effortless musical flow. I've really been rekindling my love for the instrument after feeling pretty burnt out with the rat race of social media. Content creators often don't have lives because all we do is work muhahaha!

I could go on and on about that but let's get back to my question for YOU

⭐️ What lessons would you like to see on patreon this spring?

I'm going to list a few options below. However, feel free to include something that isn't on the list in the comments

1. Circle Of 5ths, Intervals, Scales, Chords, Modes

2. Reading Music

3. How To Solo

4. How To Compose Music

5. Guitar Techniques, sweeping, tapping, speed picking, hybrid picking etc

These are just a few ideas but I want to hear from you in your own words. This is important because I can't make good content without your ideas. I'm constantly picking up concepts to develop by reading your comments on patreon, discord and social media. I noticed recently that people are enjoying a course I did on how to write your own music with basic theory (link below). I'd be really curious to see what you think of this course and how I can improve it muhahaha!

 🛑 COMPOSING WITH MUSIC THEORY COURSE

https://www.patreon.com/posts/composing-with-94100498

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Cadillac Jack

I've just been practicing technique. I have a pretty minimal experience with any theory. Things I'd like to learn: Strumming patterns Keys w/ modes Reading music How to play scales up and down the neck, not just across How to find chords in a scale other than cowboy/barre chords Not a complete list, but thise are what come to mind I think about stuff I should start learning

Wes

How about analysis of complex shred solos' theory and composition (buildup, climax lol). Dave's hired guns, for example, have written so many great ones. I love reading that kind of thing for piano works, and I can't even play that instrument.