The Precision Technique

he best I have come across----I am working on all of his methods - i highly recommend his course -- I hope Robert ---and all his would be students read this--thanks
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much easier than before. I will never play as fast as Robert Conti, but this course has definitely improved my chops. The exercises have become part of my daily warm-up and practice routines.
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he could teach you the songs both ways. Joe Pass said one time that Robert Conti was the "fastest guitarist alive". I believe Joe. There is a genius alive behind that guitar, in that man. In those fingers. If you are a dedicated jazz player, you need to check out Conti's lessons. You will go somewhere with your abilities. Conti taught me that once you have the foundation...the chords...THEN, the chops can come...so, be patient with the chops...sharpen the axe of your fingers with some of Conti's "String Fever", when you're ready...if you're gonna cook, you gotta stay in the oven for a while, so, you gotta practice, or you aren't gonna get a thing.
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ne short figure up and down the neck: while each exercise might have a particular focus (-shifting positions with the first finger, or crossing several strings, giving the pinky a real workout) they all involve the integration of several aspects of technique. Beyond the Wohlfahrt exercises, Conti adds six of his own that focus on moving up and down the neck, double stops, and a few other goodies. Make no mistake, work is required. But unlike other material on technique I have tried (and tried) this material rewards work with real results because the material delivers the goods: vastly improved technique! Thank you, Robert Conti!
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getting hungry for more good stuff.
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the mail I opened the package and as soon as I saw the two picks taped to the cover I immediately threw the picks away before I even opened the book. I thought they were just some sort of gimmicky advertisement for a manufacturer that you endorsed. I couldn't imagine anyone actually using the things. When I put in the DVD and saw that you were serious about them I had to dig them out of the garbage. I made a serious effort to learn to use them and was surprised that they work so well. In the long-run don't think they are for me but the have caused me to re-look at my own technique. Many years ago I switched to holding the pick very, very loosely and this accomplishes much of what you get with the light pick and I think it gives a better tone but, never the less I am impressed. Keep up the great work.
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. For example some country western, latin and others. I wish I would've found Mr. Conti's books ten or fifteen years ago. Needless to say I am glad I found them I now I am playing some real "cool" lines; and yes I am understanding them too. Thanks again Bob!!!
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nities for soloing and more "modern" chordal comping. Thanks again for what you do!
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