well done Dan, you nailed it. Great accuracy with the fills, very nuanced phrasing, and great tone. And you did all that without the backing track. Congrats!

Really good, Dan. Importing the tracks into a digital audio workstation and recording your guitar as a separate track is very satisfying. Playing with the track is the real test of your timing, I’m sure you’d have no problem.
John

Way cool, Dan. I love that lesson, and you really did it justice.

I thought it sounded great without a track Dan. I’m sure that would have captured any listeners attention. No constructive criticism from me, although it would be cool to hear it over a track too.
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That was really really sharp, Dan, great strumming on the chords! It was so good I forgot all about the jam track 🙂

nice Dan! You’ll have fun here too!

Dan this is really sweet sounding. I really can’t find any weaknesses or errors. I will say your execution, timing and tone are exceptional. Like Charjo says “playing with track can be very satisfying.” I totally agree. You might have a fuller sound but I will say this. Playing solo without tracks in my option is not easy. You kept a great balance between rhythm, timing, Chording and your fills. Job well done! BTW you are a fine player!

Perfect, Dan. You play flawless, exemplary and have the timing in a good mood. You have it. Thumbs up.

Exciting rhythm -good Sound.

Dieter

That was excellent!!!!

Perfect tone and good work, Dan!

I really liked the work you put into the damping chukka sections after completing some rhythm lessons last month getting a loose flow through while having crisp damping is

DAM HARD

anyways a+ for that 1

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Well played there man, easiest way to play along to a backing track imho is to download it to whichever device you have, phone, ipad/pod, tablet or laptop and connect to your amp through the aux socket, control the backing track vol from your device and your good to go.
Looking forward to hearing you play some more.