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Improve my Improv, Day 8! (Patreon)

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2025-11-08 16:06:02
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Improve my Improv 8: If I Could Fly

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Don Vape

You keep playing like that and my money stays right here. You're always harder on yourself. Sound great

Aldo Ferrari

Great video, Bro! Wow, that Mesa sounds mushy. I had a Stiletto Ace for a while and could never get the volume above 2 in the house, tragically overpowered. I am onto the whole Fractal FM3 thing now. I enjoy your raw playing out, helps keep me motivated to stay on track and try not to make everything "perfect". Thank you again Brother Ben!

patrick

Fluid!

Christophe

Hey Uncle Ben, love your feedback and honest feeling and opinion about playing straight into a rectifier at low volume. never managed to get my hands on one. Also really appreciate when you spread the word about being positive and good to each other!

George Knoll

Not shitty at all! At the end of one of these sessions, can you walk us through that basic/atomic vertical pentatonic run that you use? It is so verstatile and you get tons of mileage out of it across the videos in this series. Ty sir.

Phil Young

I am really enjoying this series as it is all about the essence of you and not a lesson or technique! I have to thank you and elevated jams that have brought me closer to the guitarist I wanted to be 58 years ago when I picked up my first guitar at 11 years old.