As far as books go, everything is exactly the same apart from chord box
diagrams, and it's easy to get used to reading them in reverse.
As for DVDs, it's a fairly similar experience to learning from an actual
teacher, and in my experience it works very well if one person is LH,
while the other is RH... you get a mirror-imaging effect (I'm
left-handed and have taught many right-handers).
So, in summary, just use the same stuff as everyone else!
Re: Math and Martino Article ...reading this changed my mind about Martino's approach. ... I believe that someone could use this method as a improv...desired chord, and argues that it is more natural to do this on the guitar. ... (rec.music.makers.guitar.jazz)
Re: The Problem With Tab and Traditional Chord & Scale Diagrams ... forever how you read and write tab, chord and scale diagrams which are ...ASCII tab for example is traditionally pictorially represented as shown ... The answer to that question is best understood by asking why a player... (alt.guitar)
Re: The Problem With Tab and Traditional Chord & Scale Diagrams ... forever how you read and write tab, chord and scale diagrams which are ...ASCII tab for example is traditionally pictorially represented as shown here ... Note the very first diagram on the page which depicts a C Major chord.... The answer to that question is best understood by asking why a player... (alt.guitar)
Re: Reversals Mid-Journey ...Reading for South Coast - Birmingham XC services ... all Victoria/Brighton - Hastings trains reverse at Eastbourne ... Waterloo - Plymouth/Paignton trains reverse at Exeter St Davids ... (uk.railway)
Re: [OT] reading large text files in reverse - optimization doubts ... Clearly you'll want a buffer "as large as possible", but not so large that you're wasting I/O time reading data you're not touching for a long time. ... So I'm wondering whether mmap'ing would be viable at all - but if it works fine on *X and Win, ... Reading a file in reverse will be one of the most inefficient operations on any OS, ... If you use the standard I/O library, you're at the mercy of both the platform and the C library used -- they can make a lot of difference individually and in tandem. ... (comp.lang.c)
