Thank you, Tommo!! I appreciate your time and mentorship!
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Thank you, Tommo & Troy. The previews look great!
If I pay as a one-off download, will I get updates, or are there other seminars coming out as seperate releases? thanks!
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Yes if you buy the Synchronicity seminar now, youâll get access to all the future Synchronicity lessons as soon as they come out. However, a future seminar on a different topic (not part of Synchronicity itself) would be a separate purchase.
Let me know if I understood the question correctly and if my answer makes sense 
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Hi @tommo is there a recommended practise plan/routine? Like combine the rudiments and praxtise to some point and add back in the metronome or sth like that?
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yes - thank you, Tommo, this makes sense. I will purchase the seminar. 
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I like to think that the seminar will provide something more valuable than that
The focus of the seminar is not on prescribing specific exercises or routines, but itâs about developing effective self-testing and problem-solving strategies.
Across the 40+ lessons, weâll try to give you the tools to evaluate your own playing (from the point of view of hand sync), and figure out:
- if there is a problem to solve in the first place, and what type of problem
- how to develop and test possible solutions
Example: a certain pattern XYZ sounds sloppy / uncoordinated, or you canât figure out how to play it fast.
First, youâll need to figure out what the problem is:
Is it a picking problem?
Is it a fretting hand problem?
Is it a synchronization problem?
Is it a timing problem?
Etc. Etc.
And for each of these, what is the problem exactly? What changes are immediately available to you to try and get a better result? How do you test/measure if you actually got a better result?
And so on 
Feel free to ask more questions because I realize these ideas can be hard to convey clearly.
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Cool DSXâd 10s rudiment/pattern in Strunz and Farah interview at 33:00 âŚ
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