I found this on my hard drive today, I bought it years ago and like so many guitarists thought it was a magic pill that would be a short cut to blistering speed up and down the fretboard! It was forgotten about when I realised it didn't make me Paul Gilbert, now coming back to it and seeing it for what it is, a really handy tool for drilling your technique and pushing your speeds and giving you a way to measure your progress, I think it will be a much used piece of software during my practice time. The ability to add custom drills, means I can input Todd's Alt picking lessons etc into it and use them as well as the ones the program comes with. Interesting Posterboy. So the software is called 'Guitar Speed Trainer'? Awdit Driver on this page. Rumo Walter Moers Rapidshare Programs on this page. Webstorm Keygen 10 2017 - And Torrent 2017. I just purchased Guitar Pro last week and have played with the speed trainer in it, it's pretty neat. You can play a section of a solo at slower speeds, different intervals and the speed steps up a notch as you go.

I have by no means mastered the lick I am practicing yet, however I have seen a significant increase in the speed I am playing the particular part. Most of that increase I'm attributing to finger memorization - it's so much easier when you no longer have to think about each individual note. I still doubt I will ever be capable of shredding, I don't think my fingers can physically move as fast as some of the riffs taught here, even if I was just flailing them aimlessly - air guitaring. EDIT: Just found it for Mac. This post has been edited by Spock: Jun 3 2013, 01:58 PM. With Guitar Speed Trainer you set up a profile They give your drills for down and up strokes (single direction) and you play the drill at increasing bpm and class it as Effortless, Easy, Tiring, Broken, Impossible. You do the same for Alt picking, Chromatic, Scale, Pattern, Random This is your starting point Then when you do all the different type of drills you can put your starting bpm at an Easy bmp and have it increase up to a broken bpm and come back down to easy again.