@Steve Stine @Luca Vincenzetti @Manuel Acevedo @Eric Beaty @John Donahey I hope you’re doing fine my Friends! It may be a bit boring, don’t mind my arpeggios please 😅 … This was the only recording I was able to deliver after traveling and being really busy, no solo, so don’t expect too much 😅, next month's song should be better! Thank you Everyone for watching! Please like and subscribe! See you GuitarZoom Community next month! 🤘🏼💀🎸

I really liked how he was covering several different things, simultaneously, but you must watch it over and over again. (w patience to really understand). Each time I watch something for the 2nd, 3rd, 8th time I pick up something I missed the previous time. Does that happen to anyone else? https://www.instagram.com/reel/DUjGRehkZ8V/?igsh=MWFvN2dleHhscnJmdg== Cool video!

i had a major breakthrough last night & today so wanted to share in case anyone else is working on something along these lines. I”ve been stuck on this for quite a while so this is huge for me. So long as I digest it throughly before I eat again 😎. Playing all 7 chords in the same position I think what really helped understand triads and the fretboard more is the note/scale/chord relationship! I drew it out on paper one chord at a time but stating within 0-5 pentatonic boundary. Sorry if it’s super confusing but the point is in there. John let me know…..

🎸 A new video just went live on Steve Stine’s YouTube channel. This one is all about practice strategies, understanding the difference between long-term goals and short-term focus, and how to make real progress without feeling stuck. Hope you enjoy it! 😊