AlfredPotter - Primo Paid Content - And Website Content [2016, WEBRip, ENG] (Видеоурок)

Update: Hey guy's and gals! It's probably been six month's since I released this torrent and in that time our friend, Mr. Potter, has amassed another 2GB worth of tutorial material include 3 new paid tutorials, 20 licks, 3 lead lesson, and 7 video lessons. The backing tracks have remained unchanged though now he's offering them as packages for sale. Please read the readme in the paid products directory where I go on a rant about how he deserves some compensation for some of his work basically. And, at 3 to 5 dollars a pop, I'm hoping some of you will get that done. In any case, please enjoy and do seed it if you can. Thanks peeps!
Welcome to my site! I'm Alfred Potter and I'm a lead guitarist living in Wellington, New Zealand (Originally from Wales). Despite having a musical father, I showed seemingly no interest in musical instruments. I eventually took up electric guitar at the (late!) age of 17 after playing a LOT of "GTA: Vice City" as I got completely hooked on the 80s rock sound. I picked up an entry-level Jackson JS-1 and have been playing it ever since! I got into prominent 80s bands and guitarists such as Ratt, Autograph and Vinnie Moore and knew very early on that I had found my life-long pursuit.
At age 18 I went to university which was a mistake as I wasn't too interested in anything academic! but it turned out to be one of the most productive years of my guitar-playing life! I would go to uni with my friend Andrei and skip classes just to jam and drink cup after cup of coffee. It was this year, 2008, which I believe was responsible for my huge increase in skill ( as I was jamming everyday!). That same year I taught myself how to restore and put together electric guitars, and so, from 80s charvel parts, I built myself a Steve Lynch replica guitar.
My progress as a lead guitarist was steady from here on - I started teaching myself to sweep at age 19, and also had a good go at alternate picking at age 20. But it wasn't until a few years later at the beginning of 2012 that I really got serious. I began a youtube channel and started releasing 'lick videos' and jam tracks. A year later, for the first time, I got a practice diary and started keeping records of my goals, exercises, strengths, weaknesses and metronome progress across all areas of my technique. Keeping a running record of my progress and logged hours in such a way drastically improved my playing. I soon started making solo instrumental tracks for my concept album "Argonaut". I am now currently teaching guitar, making tracks, working on my youtube channel and practicing technique for roughly 4 hours a day.