I want to work on both better fretting position and tone. Also I try to work on speed as well. Try to do the first run at 140 bpm being accurate with fretting hand. Then I try to double that and try to hold on for the ride.

It really took me some time to get the dexterity of moving the baseline. I held a C triad second inversion it was the easiest for me to feel like I could find the notes. Key of C made it easier for me to understand what notes to play and wonder around a little to see what sounded good. It was fun to play around and see what sounded nice together. Thank you.

The tone and performance are amazing. Just loving making music.

Trying to learn some new Triads on different parts of the neck, and also trying to figure out diminished chords and how they sound in progressions. Don't feel comfortable yet with my fingers, but all we can do is move forward. Really feel like I struggle with synchronizing picking with fingering. I feel like I struggle with synchronization of my two hands.

I'm trying to learn the triads better and octave shapes application. Also really working hard to try to keep my pick and fingers balanced.

I just love this sound. The baritone is such an under rated guitar. I recently acquired one after finding this. Would love to see a breakdown so I can start to understand what's going on and help me learn it better.

Just love the Funk Baratone.

I messed with reverb a little, but I had an update with my recording software. I still have some bugs to work out with the audio. I have been working on some finger picking... long way to go! I enjoy a little reverb, but it is easy to get to much haha.

I'm trying to learn my first song note for note "Edge of Desire" John Mayer. It has a bit of palm muting so I thought it was a good chance to show what I'm working on and get some constructive criticism. I'm trying to learn 12 songs this year (I'm a little behind with Edge of Desire it's been tough for me.) I have never really learn any songs all the way through before. The power chords are just my anti-frustration tool haha trying to find what sounds good together.

The video showed me that I still need a lot of work on chord transitions and making the chords themselves. I also decided to work on some triads and finding relations between voicing on the neck. This lesson was a lot of fun for me, and also videoing myself I am finding the things that I really need to work on. Thank you again Michael! What an amazing learning platform.

I'm new to effects I don't really know anything about them so any help is appreciated. I usually just try to play as clean as I can when I practice so hear mistakes. I tried to play a couple of things that I thought would be good with distortion.

For this lesson I forced myself to publish the first try of the video. I wanted to get an accurate representation of my progress and what I needed to work on. There are a couple of mistakes, but that is the nature of learning guitar. What a great lesson... added bonus of this lesson is testing fret-board knowledge.

I'm stuck at home with Covid today so I thought I would take some time to do this lesson. I hope my voice doesn't sound to bad. Thank you Michael the lessons are great.

I worked on this with multiple chords so I could also work on a few songs I wanted to learn how to play. This was a real fun lesson to work on. Thank you for the knowledge.

Trying to work on my audio when recording. Both recording and playing have a long way to go haha. Thanks for the platform to promote growth.