How Speed Mechanics for Lead Guitar Came to Be
Troy Stetina tells the story of writing and publishing Speed Mechanics for Lead Guitar. 0:00 intro 0:37 my goals at the time 1:10 a typical day for me in 1988 1:39 I hate writing! 2:26 the Conservatory of Music 2:52 the dungeon... choir's worst nightmare 3:39 testing the material with students 4:11 the Speed Mechanics approach 5:25 going outside the style for principles 6:08 working with the editor 7:44 hidden blessing of an "overactive" editor 10:25 a look at the original manuscript 12:11 my takeaway from having written it 12:47 the recording process
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When You Hit a Wall in "Metal Lead Guitar"
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The Frank Zappa Interview That Still Feels Dangerous Today (1984)
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Secrets to Fast Alternate Picking
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Thinking about a guitar repair business? 2 tips I wished I knew!
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My Thoughts On The Fender Controversy
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The Real "Speed Mechanics for Lead Guitar" Guitar
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Violence Expert: Real Self-Defense Is TERRIFYING
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Mastering the Fretboard: Scale Integration
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Talent & Guitar Technique: Do You Have What It Takes?
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Four Mistakes that Cause Guitar Players to Plateau & How to Avoid Them
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Guitar Reveal: Impossible Speed?!? (Part 1)
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Allan Holdsworth Talks about his Headless Kiesel Guitars
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How Newton Calculated Pi in a Single Afternoon
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Speed Mechanics For Lead Guitar Troy Stetina - Guitar Books You MUST Own
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The Bob Newhart Toupee Sketch That Broke Dean Martin
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How To Compose Thrilling Orchestral Runs
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The 5 Big Mistakes Most Intermediate Guitar Players Make
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