| Uh, I think that you should not try to figure when you need it, but learn every chord you figure out, so when you need it you already have it.
I put in front of you a sheet, and you should be able to play it without stop, using tensions, inversions, melodies over the chords and everything like that.
Is what I'm studying right now in school.
You are not trying to shred, to play a cooley or petrucci lick, you are trying to learn chord melody, something you are borrowing from jazz players.
What does jazz players do to practice chord melody?
They grab a sheet and start playing so awesome just because they are playing music? |