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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dozens of books and classes that I’ve tried. It is a brilliant approach.
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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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s and have only scratched the surface of what it's worth.  My method of learning is to watch, listen, practice over and over and let what he is saying soak in.  Sometimes it takes a few days, sometimes a few weeks.  But when I finally get it, I Got it!
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nd high quality content, doing business with you is a real pleasure!Warmest Regards,Dave Gallucci
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ressed! I wish you all continued success, and many blessings in the new year.
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was amazed to hear you say that you used the 0.038 Dunlop nylon pick, because I've been using Jazz III picks or the moral equivalent for years. Not wanting to be close-minded, especially after seeing your demonstrations and hearing your arguments in favor of a thin pick, I decided to give it a try. By the third day of steady practice, it produced the first real breakthrough in my picking technique in twenty years, so I felt obliged to write and say thanks. I've been pushing speed limits that were not possible before. For me, just going 110 is a breakthrough, and I've been touching 120. I have gotten to like the Dunlop .046 nylon pick because it's light enough to eliminate the accursed bounce that you describe and demonstrate on The Precision Technique, but there's enough impact for a good dynamic range. I found .038 a little too soft, but I may change my mind. Anyway, don't want to take all day to explain this -- I think your DVDs are outstanding, and I really enjoy them. You not only know what you know, but you know what the audience DOESN'T know, and you take the time to anticipate their misunderstandings and clear them up. That's the mark of a great teacher.
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