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ZeyerGTR · 02-28-2013, 02:33 PM

It takes practice. To practice takes time, dedication, patience and persistence.

Now, what to practice is another story. "Playing like satriani" is a lofty goal. A fine goal to have, but it's pretty broad and possibly long term depending where you're coming from. Probably too much for an internet thread. It sound like you'd be well served to find a teacher who can help you figure out specific things to work on to get you to that goal.

That said, have you tried picking some Satch tunes and learning them by ear? The melody for something like "Always With Me, Always With You" isn't that fast or complicated. Maybe the solo is out of reach for now, but if you have the aforementioned time and patience, you can learn it. Learning his songs will help you learn to play like him.

02-28-2013, 02:33 PM	#2 (permalink)
ZeyerGTR Groupie Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Orlando, FL USA Posts: 32	It takes practice. To practice takes time, dedication, patience and persistence. Now, what to practice is another story. "Playing like satriani" is a lofty goal. A fine goal to have, but it's pretty broad and possibly long term depending where you're coming from. Probably too much for an internet thread. It sound like you'd be well served to find a teacher who can help you figure out specific things to work on to get you to that goal. That said, have you tried picking some Satch tunes and learning them by ear? The melody for something like "Always With Me, Always With You" isn't that fast or complicated. Maybe the solo is out of reach for now, but if you have the aforementioned time and patience, you can learn it. Learning his songs will help you learn to play like him.