Garret...thanks so much for putting these lessons on here! They are excellent! Will contribute when I'm able. Any advice for an intermediate player who is having trouble focusing on a practice routine?
Hi William! I'm so happy you're getting something from the lessons on here. It's a labor of love and truly appreciate it :) You know, I think the big thing is to separate you're playing time into 1) Practice 2) Fun! It's so easy to get into just one or the other but make sure you're taking steps (even just small steps) forward while still rewarding yourself with the fun stuff :). If you're looking for new stuff to learn, endlessly clicking on youtube lessons won't be much help as they're all over the place! Take a week or month (or any interval of time) and decide do you want to focus on rhythm or lead? Then try focusing on that. If there's one thing that I know helps both types is knowing the neck! Here are a few things that can help: garretsguitarlessons.com/lessons/know-not-memorize-your-fretboard-steps/ garretsguitarlessons.com/know-not-memorize-rest-fretboard/ Also, no harm in checking this out for new ideas of what to learn :) garretsguitarlessons.com/intermediates-guide-to-garrets-guitar-lessons/ Thanks again! Cheers!
@@kuki.256 Absolutely! I already have a few lessons on those chords: Sus Chords: garretsguitarlessons.com/lessons/sus-chords/ Using Sus Chords: garretsguitarlessons.com/lessons/adding-sus-chords-to-rhythms-open-chords/ Add9 Chords: garretsguitarlessons.com/lessons/add-9-chords/ Using Add9 Chords: You can just swap out major chords for major add9 chords and minor chords for minor add9 chords. Here are a few chord progressions to give it a try with: garretsguitarlessons.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Chord-Progressions.pdf Thanks so much! If you have any questions don't hesitate to get in touch!
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Thank you!!!
Garret...thanks so much for putting these lessons on here! They are excellent! Will contribute when I'm able. Any advice for an intermediate player who is having trouble focusing on a practice routine?
Hi William! I'm so happy you're getting something from the lessons on here. It's a labor of love and truly appreciate it :)
You know, I think the big thing is to separate you're playing time into 1) Practice 2) Fun! It's so easy to get into just one or the other but make sure you're taking steps (even just small steps) forward while still rewarding yourself with the fun stuff :). If you're looking for new stuff to learn, endlessly clicking on youtube lessons won't be much help as they're all over the place! Take a week or month (or any interval of time) and decide do you want to focus on rhythm or lead? Then try focusing on that.
If there's one thing that I know helps both types is knowing the neck! Here are a few things that can help:
garretsguitarlessons.com/lessons/know-not-memorize-your-fretboard-steps/
garretsguitarlessons.com/know-not-memorize-rest-fretboard/
Also, no harm in checking this out for new ideas of what to learn :)
garretsguitarlessons.com/intermediates-guide-to-garrets-guitar-lessons/
Thanks again! Cheers!
I love it..
Thanks so much for watching! Be sure to check out garretsguitarlessons.com for more free lessons and resources :) Cheers!
@@garretsguitarlessons thank you for sharing me the link..I always watch your videos and also share sometimes
Could u please do a video on sus and add 9 chords and teach us when to use them...please
@@kuki.256 Absolutely! I already have a few lessons on those chords:
Sus Chords: garretsguitarlessons.com/lessons/sus-chords/
Using Sus Chords: garretsguitarlessons.com/lessons/adding-sus-chords-to-rhythms-open-chords/
Add9 Chords: garretsguitarlessons.com/lessons/add-9-chords/
Using Add9 Chords: You can just swap out major chords for major add9 chords and minor chords for minor add9 chords. Here are a few chord progressions to give it a try with: garretsguitarlessons.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Chord-Progressions.pdf
Thanks so much! If you have any questions don't hesitate to get in touch!