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THE DRUMS, THE BAND

During our lessons we play to full drum kit rhythms at a suitable speed for you, recreated for your songs with genuine drum sounds and bass on the 'FruityLoops Studio' software rather than a boring ticking metronome. This will train you into the band stage interaction from the very start of your learning.
Not a feature of regular tutors.

American Idiot
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Playing tight to a beat can be an odd challenge for many, but everybody loves the result when you crack it, as all of a sudden your notes sound like music. Then I play the second guitar layer with you, maybe even sing and we sound like a full band. Of course this will be started at a slow tempo and then notched up to drive a challenge into your fingers.
Not a feature of regular tutors.

Know Your Enemy
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Following a rhythm will make a huge difference to your progress as it keeps you out of the trap of changing chords at your own convenience with stoppages between chords and when both hands follow a rhythm they synchronise much better. It also helps generate a musical ear because rather than distracted by other instrument's sounds, you get involved and responsive with each other's rhythms and dynamics.
Not a feature of regular tutors.

The Beautiful People
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