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This Guitar Practice Routine Will Sky Rocket Your Playing Skills
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2024
- Scales, Chords and Triads don't have to be boring when you practice. Give this a try and see what I mean. Download the charts and watch the whole lesson to see what I do. Use what I show you at the end over the jam track. You got this!
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0:00 Watch this whole lesson...your playing will improve greatly
7:28 I model how to apply what we learned over the jam track.
8:10 If you skip my wrap up I will cry
9:05 Your turn to practice...grab those chord charts now!
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MR ELMORE NEEDS TO DO A VIDEO ON THE CLASSIC POSITION OF HOLDING THE GUITAR VERSUS THE FOLK POSITION.
The folk position is for like your acoustic guitar. The electric guitar is great for the classic position.
The classic position is good for fretting reach and guitar posture because it evens out the shoulders and reducing tension in your hands and shoulders and wrist.
YOU DO NOT WANT THAT CARPAL TUNAL SYNDROME! IT HURTS BAD LIKE ARTHRITIS!
I really enjoyed this. Thank you Mr E. I'll subscribe to the newsletter because, yes indeed, I love reading stuff! Got to go, got jamming to do! 🎸🎸🎵🎵
Fantastic and it's great some people still like to read. ha. Lots more to come and keep on jamming. :)
Love your videos and teaching style, thank you for producing content!
Thanks so much. I really appreciate that. YT is a trip because it takes awhile to figure out. ha. In the end, building an awesome group of musicians and people here is goal number 1. I love making videos for you, so lots more to come. Stoked to have you and keep going. :)
You make it looks so easy. You’re smoooooth!! I love the color system you have. That’s good stuff!
Thank you so much!
It's important to noodle every now and day, to don't get burned out, and to reassure your skill level for your self, but important to not just noodle and to challenge your skills on a daily basis
Cool guitar and great philosophy.
Thank you. Keep going 😎
Great stuff!!
Thanks so much brother. Are they still subjecting you to those horrible working conditions out there? Keep on crushing.Lets chat soon. 😎
This is amazing, I feel like i'm getting really close to this "aha!" moment in understanding the guitar. Very much appreciate what you're doing for new players! 👏 +1sub
Thanks so much. Yes, you will get it. Just piece it together a little bit a time. I promise to keep on bringing a lot more to the table for you. Thanks for the sub and we have a super rad community around here. Stoked to have you. Keep going! :)
Thank you for your time and lesson.
My pleasure. Thanks for watching and the comment. I hope it made sense. I'm still trying to figure out this YT game, but I think I am getting better each time. Lots more to come and I hope that you stick around. Keep going!
Great lesson and THANK YOU for the free downloads.
No worries, my pleasure. Keep going. I will figure out this YT thing sooner or later. haha
Great lesson! Thanks a lot!
Thanks my friend. Keep going and never stop. Hope you stick around. :)
Awesome lesson! Subscribed
Thanks so much. Super stoked to have you. Lots more to come. :)
Thanks Harry! Another great lesson. I'm at the point in my development where all this makes sense and I can do the simple/moderate level difficulty stuff. I would like to see real song breakdowns and what they are doing to sound good. Probably simpler than we realize. Later. Keep jammin'.
Thanks bud. Yes...I have been toying with the idea of how to do this. So...I was thinking of doing a new playlist where I reverse engineer and dissect songs. Kind of like an informal breakdown of that song and how we could use it's parts to create our own originals. Doe's that sound cool?
Maybe a playlist or series called "Simple Song Breakdowns: 1979 by the Smashing Pumpkins." Of course this would branch into multiple songs and genres over time and I think it would be super fun. I could also do a community poll or vote on which song people want me to do first. I was thinking 1979 by the Pumpkins, Redemption Song by Marley, or Just Like Heaven by the Cure as the first one. Give me some ones you would like to see analyzed. :)
Let me know what you think of this kind of framework. This could lead to a whole bunch of other cool ideas as this all unfolds.
Here's a couple of playlist ideas: Of course I will tweak them to taste. But some good starting points. I would of course put the artist and song title in there too.
"Behind the Beat: Deconstructing Music"
"The Anatomy of Sound: Song Analysis Series"
"Unraveling the Music: Inside the Studio"
"Decoding Hits: Inside the Songwriter's Mind"
"From Notes to Hits: A Musical Breakdown"
"Behind the Music: Song Crafting Revealed"
"Mastering the Melody: Song Analysis Series"
"The Science of Sound: Deconstructing Hits"
"Song Lab: Dissecting Music Creations"
"Inside the Sound: Unpacking Songwriting Secrets"
@@mrelmoresmusiclab Sounds great. I'm a old dude who grew up on Tom Petty, Bob Seger, Bruce Springsteen, REM, HooDoo Gurus, etc. But I like all Rock 'n Roll so I'm game from your era as well. Frankly, you should do what most of your audience would be into. I just want to understand how songwriters and bands build great songs. And don't make it too tough on yourself. I'm sure we'll all get something out of whatever you do. Thank Harry, you are a great teacher!
This is a great lesson. You mentioned something to do as a video. Maybe something about how to keep track of the chords and not get lost? You may have already done this I'm new to the channel.
That's a great idea. I will definitely work on something like that. Thanks for the great idea.
wow greawt video
Thank you. Keep going. :)
Great lesson but i still don't know how to play guitar until now.😅
Why thank you. haha. It's never too late or too early to learn how to rock the guitar. :)
I don't know why, maybe my fingers are not long enough to reach the certain code,hahaha LOL😂
Stick with it. I will show you the way. What ends up happening is you will just adapt your physical attributes and come up with your own unique style of playing.
Okay, I'll try!🤝😆
LAURA BATEMAN HAS AN OUTSTANDING EXERCISE ON FINGER DEXTERITY FOR GUITAR CHORD FRETTING AND GUITAR FINGER FRETTING!
IT IS ON YOU TUBE!
WHAT HE NEEDS TO TEACH IS HOW TO FINGER CHORDS BECAUSE MOST MUSICIANS FINGER A CHORD ONE FINGER AT A TIME. Finger chords with all your fingers at one time.
It is best to start with 2 FINGER CHORDS THEN PROGRESS TO THREE FINGER CHORDS.
WHHAT CALL THAT THING: FINGER THE CHORD THEN SLAP THE THIGH THEN FINGER CHORD AGAIN.
Do it 20 TIMES PER CHORD EVERYDAY!
A 2 MINUTE DRILL!
IT IS CALLED DELIBERATE PRACTICE WHERE YOU KNOW AND LEARN YOUR GUITAR NOTES THEN YOUR MAJOR SCALE THEN YOUR INTERVALS, ESPECIALLY WITH THE SOLFÈGE TO DEVELOP YOUR EAR AND PLAYING BY EAR. ALSO YOU DEVELOP AND LEARN YOUR GUITAR PICKING STARTING WITH ECONOMY PICKING ON THE MAJOR SCALE THEN WITH A METRONOME. NEXT YOU LEARN AND DEVELOP YOUR ALTERNATE PICKING BECAUSE THE FRETTING HAND DOES NO GOOD IF YOU DO NOT LEARN RHYTHM WITH THAT PICKING HAND! 👈🏿
Excellent points indeed. The most important part you mentioned is training your ears how to hear all of this stuff. Keep going!
DELIBERATE PRACTICE IS WHERE YOU PRACTICE AN AREA OF YOUR GUITAR PEDIGREE SLOWLY THEN UP THE TEMPO WITH THE METRONOME BY 2 TO 5 BEATS. NEXT YOU TRY IT 4 TIMES PER BEAT TILL YOU REACH YOUR TOP SPEED WHERE YOU PLAYING SLOPPILY. YOU THEN GO DOWN TO YOUR SLOWEST SPEED TO WHERE YOU PLAY IT CORRECTLY. FINALLY YOU GO UP TO WHERE YOU START MESSING UP; BUT, STOP AT THE AREA WHERE YOU MESS UP AND MAKE NOTE OF IT IN YOUR GUITAR JOURNAL.
YOU PUT THE GUITAR DOWN FOR TO DAY ON THAT PEDIGREE OR MOVE ON TO NEXT PEDIGREE AREA.
ONLY DO EACH PEDIGREE FOR NO MORE THAN 2 TO 5 MINUTES!
MAKE NOTE MISTAKES AND WHAT YOU PRACTICED IN YOUR GUITAR JOURNAL.
Awesome👍SUBSCRIBED All and commented even👍Thanks so much👍
You are my hero and have restored my faith that some people have attention spans. I am trying to figure out this YT thing. hah. Keep going and never stop. Lots more to come. Thanks for joining. Love having you.
I like my noodle.
lol!!!!!
Thanks for this. It's still alittle confusing to me. I've never been able to make sense how a scale connects over the fret board. Maybe this will help if I watch it over and over again. When I'm playing I just can't see the connections. and usually just try to get by with a position or two but it's always from memorizing the positions, not from understanding the chord structure and how to find it on the fret board. I'm very much a technical player and not a creative one and it's very frustrating.
I think what you are saying here makes a ton of sense. We all learn so differently and apply things in a different way. In the end, just make music and that is what is the most important. I will try to make a bunch more of these and hopefully some of them will fit how you process everything. You will get it my friend. Just keep going and stoked to have you here. One day a time!
@@mrelmoresmusiclabOne Day At A time! You too? Lolololol!
You got it bud. I will see if I can take a video like this and break it down even further. Your feedback really helps me figure this thing out. haha.We are all on our own musical journeys, so that makes it really cool. Keep going@
DELIBERATE PRACTICE AND GUITAR JOURNALING IS A SLOW AND TEDIOUS PACE; BUT, YOU HAVE TO LOOK AT THE FACT THAT AS YOU DELIBERATE PRACTICE AND KEEP A JOURNAL YOU WILL BECOME ASTOUNDED AT THE PROGRESS YOU BEGAN TO MAKE VERSUS PRACTICING SOMETHING 10,000 TIMES DEVELOPING BAD HABITS.
Go watch Zach’s videos called BECOMING A PIANO SUPERHUMAN. The teaches he does ARE REVOLUTIONARY IN LEARNING AN INSTRUMENT.
THE GUITAR IS A MEMIC OF THE PIANO EXCEPT WITH FRETS AND STRINGS.
WE LEARN TO ALSO TUNE OUR GUITAR TO THE PIANO BECAUSE THEY BOTH HAVE THE SAME SOUND FREQUENCY IN HERTZS.
Will do, thanks for sharing. I love writing on the piano and finding all of the lovely chord voicings. Music is the best thing in the world.
@@mrelmoresmusiclab yes sir!
This guy sounds like Wally Cox.
I had to look him up. I have parlayed my sound into some voice acting, so that is interesting. haha. Poor dude died so young.
Don't noodle???????? are you nuts sister!!!!! I noodle better than Guthrie!!!!!!!! 🔥
haha. It's almost impossible. I know this first hand. It's super fun too. :)
Serious question, around 2 minutes into this video, when you are discussing the G-Triad, the fret board shown in the top right is what you see when you are looking down at the neck of your guitar. But when I am looking at your video, the fret board is now inverted from what you are actually playing. My question is, why are fret boards always shown inverted when giving a lesson?
You are correct and that is a great question. Not really sure why it has been done like this. So the string at the bottom of your chart is the low E string. The chart would also be the equivalent of putting your guitar on the floor with the headstock pointed to the left. I know guitar is crazy hard enough and then you have to learn how read this charts. Sometimes they are in a vertical format too. haha. Keep going bud! :) Let me know if that makes sense.
@@mrelmoresmusiclab I usually play along with a video I'm watching, which is why the inverted fret board doesn't work for me. I'm always figuring out which way my fingers will be positioned in my head, which takes away from paying attention to the lesson.
There is a RUclips channel I recently found that shows the neck / fret board from the guitar players viewpoint, with a second camera that shows the strumming / picking patterns. Much smoother when learning something new.
@marcd1981 interesting. I will have to take a look at that. In the end try to burn the notes and pattens into your brain and the charts will become less necessary. I still hope you stick around. 👍🏻😎
I totally agree. The way the fretboard is presented by you on your video is not typical and much more difficult to read. Please change it for future videos.
I will try it in a vertical format. I'm actually really confused how you guys were taught to see it the way you are speaking of. Maybe vertical will be a happy medium.
Just a tip in favor to your channel: titles with negations in them wil push away many of your potential viewers. It's a common fact. Good luck.
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What does noodling mean though? lol I'm not native to English
Putting your pecker into stuff
Just aimlessly and mindlessly playing a bunch of notes.
Yeah, just playing with no focus or goal. It is fun to noodle around on the guitar though.
@@mrelmoresmusiclab I see, wow, well, now I know what the thing I often like to do after work is called haha Trying to get a grip on myself and learn more new things lately instead of noodling though
Great to hear from you bud. It's all good, I love to noodle too. haha. Just do a mix of both. Noodling and focused playing. How's life in Russia these days?
I am a 50 year old, beginner and my hands just don't want to help me out. Years of being a laborer, broken hand bones, arthritis, I play 15-20 minutes and that's it, after 2 years. Frustrated is an understatement.
Hang in there my friend. I have got you covered. You are trying and that is way better than most will ever do. The guitar and music will be what it is for you. I'm new to this youtube thing and still trying to figure it out too. I will be making many more videos, so please stick around and don't give up. You got this. :)
Old age, really sucks. I stretch, I take an aspirin. Still, 15-20 minutes and my hand is pissed off and locked up. Thanks bud. Subscribed.
Thanks buddy. Perhaps, you could just find some chord voicings or shapes that work for your hand? Maybe even tuning the guitar to a certain tuning that will help make it easier. I will see what I can come up with. Stoked to have you here.
@@user-uo9cy2ep2htuning down a half step will def help and if u are playing an acoustic, an electric is much easier to fret and learn on. Don’t quit dude. Even 20 mins a day done right can be huge. Instead of it your big 6 th e sting is tuned to D# instead of E the 5th sting A will be tuned G# the 4th string will be tuned from D to C# 3 rd sting G will be tuned to F# the 2 nd string B will be tuned to A# and the 1 st string little Also be tuned down to D# U def need a good tuner if u don’t have one. Those ddario micro head stock tuners are great and only about 15 dollars. I really hope u gain some joy from it dude. Even if u can change smoothly to between two chords u can really build on that. Im really pulling for u brother. U could always just google half step down tuning and apply those notes to your tuner if this is confusing. Best of luck dude !!!
@@user-uo9cy2ep2h Pedal Steel guitar might be an option because it’s easier on your hands.
Jerry Garcia was a big noodler and look where it got him.
You do have a good point here. I wish I could be inside his head to see what he was thinking. Noodling is fun and there's no way to avoid it, but just have a balance of both. Have fun is always the most important. :)
@@mrelmoresmusiclab Totally agree.
Set goals create a schedule get the required tools and information get a kitchen timer ⏲️. Listen to suggestions from instructors such as this one and learn! Enjoy!!
Thanks my friends. Noodling is fine, but just make sure you have some kind of framework to practice too. Most of all have fun!