MetalGuitar08

If you understood them, then you would know. The point is to undertake a project demonstrating your understanding of your major and a field you are not comfortable in. Way to be a smartass..

Is there a certain project I could undertake to show my understanding of both of them?

Short story: I'm a Computer Science major and am also enrolled in the Honors Program at my university. For the program we have to create a capstone project that combines our major with another discipline. You can do a traveling capstone, a project, or a certification. I'm looking to combine CS and Mathematics, and I've honed in that I want to do a project, but I can't think of any great ideas to propose. If anyone has any suggestions for CS+Math, or CS + any other discipline, could ya help me out? Thanks a lot:thu:

Originally posted by sah5150 You're missing the point. ALL fast playing is sloppy, has no feeling and has bad tone. Steve I kinda understood you meant that, but I was just saying if you were talking "only" about him then it's not exactly true, IMO. But yeah, I agree with you

Originally posted by sah5150 Everyone sucks and plays with no feeling and is sloppy with bad tone if they play fast. If they play slow with wide controlled vibrato, they have feeling and are great, with excellent tone. I would rather hear three slow notes than 1000 perfectly executed sweep picked notes per unit time. If you're talking solely about this player, then I don't hear perfectly executed sweep picking. I enjoy shred and fast guitar, but it can't be pulled off with open notes ringing out everywhere.

Actually he messed up most of the time I was listening:confused: I'm not saying this to bash him, but I'm guessing he's someone that practiced arpeggios for a little bit just so he could play them sloppily and have some speed/show off to his friends.