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Topic: Triadic Mechanics webinar 12/7 |
Mike Neer
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Posted 24 Nov 2019 7:17 am |
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I am giving my second Triadic Mechanics webinar on Dec. 7. I’m really psyched about teaching this material because I think it is a big step forward for anyone interested in exploring improvisation at any level and on almost every tuning. The really cool part is how easily this is transferrable between octaves and tunings, and its possibilities are wide open for your own exploration.
After registering, 48-72 hours before the webinar you’ll receive a 30+ page booklet which serves as an outline for the course. Anyone unable to attend the webinar in real time can watch or download a recording within a few days.
I got a lot great feedback on my first webinar, so I think I’m on the right track here.
REGISTRATION IS CLOSED
Hope to see you!
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Mike Neer
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Posted 24 Nov 2019 7:34 am
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I’ll post a few different examples of improvising using this concept in different tunings.
Here is a ‘bass’ solo in my extended C13 tuning over Bb blues changes.
Blues bass solo
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Mike Neer
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Posted 1 Dec 2019 8:22 am
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Last call for registration.
You’ll be surprised how easily you can change from one tuning to another and be able to improvise up and down the neck once you get this under your fingers (bar). I’ll demonstrate this using several tunings and guitars.
I’ll be hosting new webinars every few months, different topics.
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Ulrich Sinn
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Posted 2 Dec 2019 6:38 pm
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The bass line is pretty cool! 
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MSA Superslide 12-string Reece Anderson tuning, dropped down to B
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Mike Neer
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NJ
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Paul Smith
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Ma
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Posted 7 Dec 2019 1:02 pm
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Mike,
thanks very much for your incredibly informative Webinar! For anyone looking for a wealth of information on getting around the Neck of the Steel this course is for you, its packed with probably years of information to help you learn the neck of your guitar.
I would highly recomend this course to anyone!
thanks again Mike!
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HowardR
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Posted 7 Dec 2019 2:36 pm
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| I second that......best $25 you'll ever spend.....or I should say "invest"..... |
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Mike Neer
From:
NJ
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Posted 7 Dec 2019 6:20 pm
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Thank you, gentlemen! It was a pleasure and I know how tough it must be to listen to me talk for two hours. I tried my best not to ramble too much.
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David Becker
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California, USA
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Posted 8 Dec 2019 9:11 am
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| Plus one here! Although I am fairly new to steel and to music in general, I got a LOT out of this webinar. I agree with Paul that, at least for me, probably years of information to digest and apply with tons of practice. Mike's approach via triads makes what he conveys easily transferrable to other tunings, too. Bravo to Mike!! |
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