How can I make my left hand ring finger move independently? Because I can't move it as what it should be right now. And this is my biggest obstacle in improving my guitar journey.And I have a very very hard time time reaching the 9th with my pinky finger especialy in lower fret. Tnx
I only know a few chords so are your courses for more advanced players or can a guy like me learn to shred and which of your courses should I start with , thanks !! 🤘
Not only are you a monster guitarist and technician but more importantly, you are a sincere , fabulous instructor, able to break it down to and zero in on the pitfalls and supply us with simple , logical solutions with honesty and devotion. You deserve our deepest respect and thanks.
i share the same opinion, i've been following it for a while and i think that that's what makes a good teacher. I suck as a guitarrist and following his classes (not only) i could achieve a lot of progress and now i can play sharp and clean stuff that i wasn't able to, like Pantera, Death and other heavy music that demands some technique to execute in a nice way. With a good teacher even ungifted people can go a bit further and enjoy its own playing and eventually make other people enjoy it as well, wich is a real nice thing. I've dug a lot looking for good instructors on the internet and i think that this is the approach that i identify the most as being an actual good class and not only a good guitarrist showing what he can do on the internet, wich is greatly different as we know...
Bernth has very solid left hand technique that any classical guitar player would be happy to have. Notice how his fingers barely move away from the fretboard during this exercise. As a classical player, l learned the best way to minimize movement was simply to relax my fingers. Relaxing them releases them from the strings and they will naturally float up a minimal distance above the strings. This is a good technique to develop because you're also practicing relaxation, which is always a good thing.
Thank you for talking about the "floating hand" thing, I've always set my wrist on the bridge too and I've genuinely thought it hindered my playing. Thank you for showing that you can do that and still have the ability to shred!
You probably aren't still reading comments, but in the off chance you see this, you know what makes you great? You actually draw attention to all the tiny technique details that most other tutorial dudes tend to overlook or assume are implied. And even though they're tiny details, they make a HUGE difference, especially when trying to create that muscle memory. So THANK YOU for all your amazing tips!
So yeah, excellent lesson. My 1st time here, I am Subbed up and ready to go! 25 years playing and today you made me realize 2 things. One, my so called 'alternate picking' is actually a combination of that but sometimes hits a double downstroke, or double upstroke, which I think they call economy picking. Aaargh! Second, my finger height is REDICULOUS! And that many years never really paying attention to them, it feels almost impossible to control them when they aren't holding a note. I appreciate the comment about keeping the fingers relaxed, seems to help a bit, but man do I have some serious work to do! Again, thank you Bernth, nice to meet you, rock on!!
Damn, that first exercise is actually pretty difficult in that it's a constant battle to force my fingers to move so little after years of doing it 'wrong'
You are an amazing teacher. I am so grateful you offer these lessons to us. You have helped my playing and technique immensely. I still have a hard time with my thumb staying under my fingers, but I'm working on it. It's difficult as a paraplegic, but I'm doing it! :)
I have watched this channel for some time now and I have to say that I very much like your method of teaching and the material. The presentation is excellent.
I’ve watched a couple of your videos now, and what you’re offering is exactly what I’m looking for right now.. Thank you for the content you’re helping me move forward. 🎸✌🏻
@@Bernthguitar Best rock guitar lessons there are!! Love you Bernth, thanks as usual for being so consistent. It's been such a pleasure watching your channel grow. Hope you and your family are well! Take care!
You must work at some office building with cubicles I'm thinking. When you wear long sleeves nobody would ever know you're a shredding headbanging metalhead. Awesome video. Thanks!!!
@@Anthonybrother No guitar exists that was made for my stupid weird hands. I am almost 100% sure that I have mastered economy of motion and minimized the amount I have to move my fingers and I literally cannot play near the speeds some of the best shredders play, but EVERY single shredder I have ever seen has nimble, long fingers. The only somewhat exception I personally know of is Dustie from BTBAM and he generally doesn't play any of the really complex stuff. That's all Paul with his 6 knuckled fingers.
You dont need all that stretch stuff, you can play fast with just 3 strings, its down to pick economy, just learn on small things at a time, 3 strings, keep on that til it get s ok then move up the fretboard. Check out Michael Schenker,
Bernth and Ben Eller can teach the world. Thanks for your video lessons man, they are all amazing! It's like you've seen my playing and made these lessons just for me. 🤘
If you haven’t heard of Michael Angelo Batio, you should check out his Metal Method video of “No Boundaries” from the 80s. The man is absolutely amazing and another fine example of economy of motion
Wow man. I had a flailing pinky problem and I brought my fingers off the strings too far in general. I practiced this for about 30 min yesterday and felt like I was having a stroke getting my fingers to do what they should but today I can tell a huge difference in playing scales just from that 30 minutes. Thanks for this!
The early credits troll was so good, I nearly spit out my coffee! :D One other great thing that I think you should mention is how when you transition your left hand on the neck, there is no sliding/string noise. Every single note is crystal clear. I've been working on that along with your exercises and it's a lot more difficult than it looks! Thanks again Bernth! All of your vids are inspirational and motivating!
This is great! I have always been a rhythem player. Now Im getting into theory and new techniques I have problems with middle finger control. This looks like just the thing to help me tackle that situation. Thanks! Your videos are helping me expand my playing!
You are without doubt one of the best online teachers I’ve seen. And your playing is incredible, obviously from many hours of proper practice. Thank you for taking the time for all your excellent videos.
I tell ya man every time I use my pinky on the a and lowe e doing hammer and pull offs some stupid string tends to ring out. Muting left/right hand is an art in itself........ especially if you don't have access to a noise gate which is always fun;) thanks man for the videos!:)
Great videos! My fretting hand technique is fairly ok, but I was really struggling with my picking hand. The exercises helped me a lot to relax my wrist while playing. I practiced for a couple of weeks super slow. Then, on the third week, I tried to play Satch Boogie and felt a massive difference in my playing! Thanks for the amazing tips, Bernth!
I'm going to give this a try. I feel i'm fighting my fingers to do what i'm thinking I want them to do. I'm 53 and new to the guitar but I can play the piano and I know that the fingers come around with practice. I'm surprised though that the finger control doesn't translate as well as I had hoped. My roommate had been teaching me and I had hoped to jam with him when he came back from his work trip for NASA but he passed away while doing his job suddenly. I almost cant look at the guitar without getting emotional . I miss the guy , A great friend and music lover. But I know he would want me to play, so for Eddie I will. I know he will be listening for my next jam session in heaven. Somehow your video just speaks to me and I subscribed to learn more. Thanks, keep up the good work.
Before i saw the two-fret-stretch between ring and pinky i was like "oh this isnt hard at all" i have long fingers but that stretch.....having the "bird" finger anchored above the fret makes the stretch between ring and pinky much much more difficult. Thanks
Everything that you share in your videos really vibes with me. You have taught me so much even though I don't watch the videos often but the skills and techniques have really kept me in check with myself and my playing ability.
@Bernth: The quality and the effort you put into your videos 🎬 🎤 IMO are nothing short of stellar 💫 ⭐️ 🌟 ✨- clearly among the best youtube-wide 👍 Also, can't really thank you enough 🙏for inspiring me to start playing metal guitar 🎸🪓 again - after all those years of just thinking about it... 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ One thought / idea (as always, sorry if this has been on before, obviously can't search 🔎🔬all comments of all videos...): How about some "How do they do it ?" videos ? Obviously, there's loads of playthrough videos out there, but IMO, combining your exercises / building blocks to "build up to" solos / licks from popular songs where those building blocks are used would really increase long term motivation in two ways: If I want to be able to play solo ABC, I need to practice technique / pattern XYZ; also, it shows me that all those solos supposedly from another world are in reality playable / achievable. I'm not a particular fan personally of idolizing musicians 🐰beyond what's warranted, but as an example, being able to cleanly and confidently play the arpeggio sweeping in DevilDriver - Resurrection BLVD (ruclips.net/video/Z0XCUkc2hVE/видео.html / ruclips.net/video/F016GzWNoCM/видео.html) was a clearly defined, concrete, super helpful goal in the past for me (that I miserably failed to achieve due to lack of discipline and other lame excuses; that not being the point :-D).
On pick holding position technique, like you do, I hold the pick exposing to, and contacting the strings with just the tip, as not to get jammed, or "stuck" between strings. I also hold the pick on an angle "/" between my (right hand) thumb tip (straightened thumb knuckle) and the bottom (palm-side) of my index finger. Like this: (/) contacting the strings on an angle like a biased slice instead of flat against (---) the string like a pluck ( no good). You also angle the pick as well but, at the opposite angle, more like this : (\), between the bottom, palm of your thumb & the side of your index finger, also contacting the strings on a biased angle but opposite angle. I've held the pick (especially for alternate picking) with my tehnique for decades & I believe it should have equal effectiveness as to the way you hold the pick. Do you agree, or should I completely change my picking technique/ style? I value & appreciate your reply... Sorry for the long descriptive question, I hope it made sense to you...
Exactly when needed. I can play rhythm guitar easily but I always avoid soloing because I just can't seem to break my speed bareer I can't get faster and that started to ruin guitar for me. Hopefully this helps, thanks
Thanks a lot bernth! That picking hand has been bugging me from a long time, I usually rest my palm on the bridge but I always thought that's not the correct way to as I see other players doing something else, but thanks again for everything! 🤘🖤
Hallo Bernth, Vielen Dankeschön für die Übung! Sehr schön auch, dass du die Anschlaghand so detailliert beschrieben hast. Toll ist auch, dass du eigene Beispiele reinbringst, eben wie den Mittelfinger. Qualität und Inhalt vom Video: TOP\ n//
Bro that is exactly how i pick ...i do try to keep the pick flat but yes angle makes it easyer... Its like you make your tricep stiff to make your wrist fly more kind of technique. " i dont pratice much anymore so my fingers do sometimes fly all over though:/" GREAT LESSON and BEAUTIFUL guitar :)
Download your tabs, guitar pro files, practice backing tracks, and video play-alongs for this lesson here: www.patreon.com/bernth - happy shredding! 🙂
please make a video on left and right hand muting technique for clean playing
How can I make my left hand ring finger move independently? Because I can't move it as what it should be right now. And this is my biggest obstacle in improving my guitar journey.And I have a very very hard time time reaching the 9th with my pinky finger especialy in lower fret. Tnx
Great lesson ! How long did it take u to get to the speed ur at with alternate picking?
I only know a few chords so are your courses for more advanced players or can a guy like me learn to shred and which of your courses should I start with , thanks !! 🤘
@@e_xcalibur578 OH YAHOO...CAUSE IT WAS A TRAFFIC SATURDAY NIGHT CARS 😃😃😃😃😃😃
Not only are you a monster guitarist and technician but more importantly, you are a sincere , fabulous instructor, able to break it down to and zero in on the pitfalls and supply us with simple , logical solutions with honesty and devotion. You deserve our deepest respect and thanks.
This comment is underrated
i share the same opinion, i've been following it for a while and i think that that's what makes a good teacher. I suck as a guitarrist and following his classes (not only) i could achieve a lot of progress and now i can play sharp and clean stuff that i wasn't able to, like Pantera, Death and other heavy music that demands some technique to execute in a nice way. With a good teacher even ungifted people can go a bit further and enjoy its own playing and eventually make other people enjoy it as well, wich is a real nice thing. I've dug a lot looking for good instructors on the internet and i think that this is the approach that i identify the most as being an actual good class and not only a good guitarrist showing what he can do on the internet, wich is greatly different as we know...
Agreed
Bernth has very solid left hand technique that any classical guitar player would be happy to have. Notice how his fingers barely move away from the fretboard during this exercise. As a classical player, l learned the best way to minimize movement was simply to relax my fingers. Relaxing them releases them from the strings and they will naturally float up a minimal distance above the strings. This is a good technique to develop because you're also practicing relaxation, which is always a good thing.
yes exactly i struggle with tension and this advice is gold
I want to bookmark this comment
If I relax my pinky in this exercise, it would be on an 11th fret and not 12th. (
THANK YOU FOR THIS ADVICE I JUST NEEDED TO INTERNALIZE HOLY CRAP NEVER THOUGHT OF THAT
@@kirrax111 then practice
second exercise sounds like a soundtrack from walking dead :D
Great ears, you are right! Now I can't unhear it! :)
How to get fast at guitar with this one easy trick.. Play the walking dead theme tune.
Shit thats what It was! Thanks
First off, you are a incredible guitar player and instructor. 2nd for all you youngsters this is the beginning theme of the show Kinght Rider.
Thank you for talking about the "floating hand" thing, I've always set my wrist on the bridge too and I've genuinely thought it hindered my playing. Thank you for showing that you can do that and still have the ability to shred!
You probably aren't still reading comments, but in the off chance you see this, you know what makes you great? You actually draw attention to all the tiny technique details that most other tutorial dudes tend to overlook or assume are implied. And even though they're tiny details, they make a HUGE difference, especially when trying to create that muscle memory. So THANK YOU for all your amazing tips!
You've inspired me to add zoom effects to my videos. I'm gonna go the other way tho so it's more like a horror movie. ;) Love your vids YT brother.
hey mike!
Mike's literally everywhere these days 😂
Howdy there Mike!
I love how he says "Shredding"and then goes on to shred our faces off at the start
😅😅😅
Awesome lesson thank you for sharing bro.
So yeah, excellent lesson. My 1st time here, I am Subbed up and ready to go! 25 years playing and today you made me realize 2 things. One, my so called 'alternate picking' is actually a combination of that but sometimes hits a double downstroke, or double upstroke, which I think they call economy picking. Aaargh! Second, my finger height is REDICULOUS! And that many years never really paying attention to them, it feels almost impossible to control them when they aren't holding a note. I appreciate the comment about keeping the fingers relaxed, seems to help a bit, but man do I have some serious work to do! Again, thank you Bernth, nice to meet you, rock on!!
I'm being 25 years playing guitar this year and I feel the same, the same issues and ToDo list to pay attention. lol
Damn, that first exercise is actually pretty difficult in that it's a constant battle to force my fingers to move so little after years of doing it 'wrong'
In my case the battle is to keep playing in a continuous alternate picking. Sometimes I let escape a sweep... :/
You are an amazing teacher. I am so grateful you offer these lessons to us. You have helped my playing and technique immensely. I still have a hard time with my thumb staying under my fingers, but I'm working on it. It's difficult as a paraplegic, but I'm doing it! :)
Thanks for the kind feedback Scott, I'm very happy that I can help you with these videos 🤘
I have watched this channel for some time now and I have to say that I very much like your method of teaching and the material. The presentation is excellent.
I don't know what I would have done without your teachings... All the exercises are helping me out a lot... Thank you so much 🖤🖤🖤
Thanks to you I started to learn shreding. You are so damn good
Happy to help! :)
I’ve watched a couple of your videos now, and what you’re offering is exactly what I’m looking for right now.. Thank you for the content you’re helping me move forward. 🎸✌🏻
Been doing this for 3 weeks now and it really is increasing my fretting hand. ❤
*puts coffee mug down and grabs guitar*
Sigh - okay here we go again!
Let's do this 🙂
@@Bernthguitar Best rock guitar lessons there are!! Love you Bernth, thanks as usual for being so consistent. It's been such a pleasure watching your channel grow. Hope you and your family are well! Take care!
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@@pierrelacoste9251 *Yu need help boi.*
@@randompersonb5320 BOUHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 😀😀😀😀🙃🙃
Thanks BERNTH for the lesson,👍
Wow great timing! I think this is exactly what I need right now. Can't wait to try!
Great to hear, hope you have a lot of fun trying this out! :)
thank you very much this is very useful for my practice
Bro you are seriously what the worlds needs. Ill be joining ur patreon and thank you!!!
Yup, gonna fit right into my current practice routine 👍 Thank you 🙏🤘🤘
You must work at some office building with cubicles I'm thinking. When you wear long sleeves nobody would ever know you're a shredding headbanging metalhead. Awesome video. Thanks!!!
That actually was the case before I became a full time musician in 2016 😂 I worked at a bank
What holds me back is not having fingers that can cover six frets at the same time
I've got big ass hands but they can't keep up with my brain
If you have shorter fingers, maybe you can get a guitar with narrower frets. What guitar do you use?
@@Anthonybrother No guitar exists that was made for my stupid weird hands. I am almost 100% sure that I have mastered economy of motion and minimized the amount I have to move my fingers and I literally cannot play near the speeds some of the best shredders play, but EVERY single shredder I have ever seen has nimble, long fingers. The only somewhat exception I personally know of is Dustie from BTBAM and he generally doesn't play any of the really complex stuff. That's all Paul with his 6 knuckled fingers.
You dont need all that stretch stuff, you can play fast with just 3 strings, its down to pick economy, just learn on small things at a time, 3 strings, keep on that til it get s ok then move up the fretboard. Check out Michael Schenker,
It really takes a lot of patience especially for an mid-age like me... lucky are the young ones who can learn from this channel...
Hvala mnogo Bernth. Pozdrav. 😊
Bernth and Ben Eller can teach the world. Thanks for your video lessons man, they are all amazing! It's like you've seen my playing and made these lessons just for me. 🤘
Almost pissed myself when the credits rolled in the beginning. Lol. Love this channel.
😂🤘
it sounds like the walking dead theme xD btw thank you man, it will help me to improve a lot :D
Now I can't unhear it! :) Happy to help, hope you have fun with this one!
@@Bernthguitar so does that mean you played a riff that sounds like the walking dead theme by coincidence? 😉
if played starting on the 6th string it becomes every breath you take !
madd9 and add9 arpeggios are my favourite arpeggios ..thanks for this lesson
thank you sensei 🙏...this tips help me alot develop my guitar skill
Bernth, I like all your lesson. Best regards from your neighboring country the Netherlands.
Thank you, always great!
3:07 . YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW LONG IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS TO BE EXPLAINED. God damn thats good, thank you
please make a video on left and right hand muting technique for clean playing
I'd love to! Let's see how the lesson topic votings on Patreon turn out this month :)
@@Bernthguitar thanks
Goodness your such a Good Guitar Teacher. The best one probably on RUclips.
Hes good. PDX Guitar Freak is also good. Check him out.
Thanks brother!
Tries this: "Hey it's the Walking Dead!"
Level 2: "Ok more Walking Dead!"
Thank you bernth for all the lessons you give us
If you haven’t heard of Michael Angelo Batio, you should check out his Metal Method video of “No Boundaries” from the 80s. The man is absolutely amazing and another fine example of economy of motion
MAB is getting old. But he's still a virtuoso and self taught.
This guy never lets me lose my hope on. Guitar whenever I'm struggling
Love this guy🙃
That's the spirit 🤘
Awesome exercise !! Thank you !!
Thank you Mike, I hope you have a lot of fun with this one :)
Wow man. I had a flailing pinky problem and I brought my fingers off the strings too far in general. I practiced this for about 30 min yesterday and felt like I was having a stroke getting my fingers to do what they should but today I can tell a huge difference in playing scales just from that 30 minutes. Thanks for this!
This is deceptively tricky and is working new muscles in my fretting hand I didn't know needed the work out
The early credits troll was so good, I nearly spit out my coffee! :D One other great thing that I think you should mention is how when you transition your left hand on the neck, there is no sliding/string noise. Every single note is crystal clear. I've been working on that along with your exercises and it's a lot more difficult than it looks!
Thanks again Bernth! All of your vids are inspirational and motivating!
Omg this stuff is exactly what I need. Rising fingers is my biggest struggle and makes me unable to step up in the speed. Subscribed.
This is great! I have always been a rhythem player. Now Im getting into theory and new techniques
I have problems with middle finger control. This looks like just the thing to help me tackle that situation. Thanks! Your videos are helping me expand my playing!
Real.practicable.Well tried and SET methods for Anyone ,,Thank you Dear Bernth..DrNanda India
You are without doubt one of the best online teachers I’ve seen. And your playing is incredible, obviously from many hours of proper practice. Thank you for taking the time for all your excellent videos.
Amazing channel. I'm definitely buying Bernth's courses this month!
Beautiful as usual. I linked 161 and 182 from your Patron, in that way I could practice both amazing exercises, Tyvm bro
Thank you sir for super effective practice routines... God bless you!
I tell ya man every time I use my pinky on the a and lowe e doing hammer and pull offs some stupid string tends to ring out. Muting left/right hand is an art in itself........ especially if you don't have access to a noise gate which is always fun;) thanks man for the videos!:)
I like Bernth style, he is friendly, calm, and always has tons of nice exercises. cheers man
Great videos! My fretting hand technique is fairly ok, but I was really struggling with my picking hand. The exercises helped me a lot to relax my wrist while playing.
I practiced for a couple of weeks super slow. Then, on the third week, I tried to play Satch Boogie and felt a massive difference in my playing!
Thanks for the amazing tips, Bernth!
Thank you Dear Bernth..NO SUCH A THING such as Learning in SECONDS,,A Truthful statement...DrNanda,,India
thank you to share your knowledge! I am 45 years old and thanks to you i' m learning things i didnt heard before!
I'm going to give this a try. I feel i'm fighting my fingers to do what i'm thinking I want them to do. I'm 53 and new to the guitar but I can play the piano and I know that the fingers come around with practice. I'm surprised though that the finger control doesn't translate as well as I had hoped. My roommate had been teaching me and I had hoped to jam with him when he came back from his work trip for NASA but he passed away while doing his job suddenly. I almost cant look at the guitar without getting emotional . I miss the guy , A great friend and music lover. But I know he would want me to play, so for Eddie I will. I know he will be listening for my next jam session in heaven. Somehow your video just speaks to me and I subscribed to learn more. Thanks, keep up the good work.
Very helpful video! Great content.
One request, can you please talk about pickslanting? It would be really helpful for us.
Before i saw the two-fret-stretch between ring and pinky i was like "oh this isnt hard at all"
i have long fingers but that stretch.....having the "bird" finger anchored above the fret makes the stretch between ring and pinky much much more difficult. Thanks
Exactly... It's near impossible. I wrote a comment about it.
That was an original way to say subscribe, from ghost to guitar legend.😂
Everything that you share in your videos really vibes with me. You have taught me so much even though I don't watch the videos often but the skills and techniques have really kept me in check with myself and my playing ability.
I have learned alot from you Bernth. Your exercises are easy but yet hard at the same time.
@Bernth: The quality and the effort you put into your videos 🎬 🎤 IMO are nothing short of stellar 💫 ⭐️ 🌟 ✨- clearly among the best youtube-wide 👍
Also, can't really thank you enough 🙏for inspiring me to start playing metal guitar 🎸🪓 again - after all those years of just thinking about it... 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
One thought / idea (as always, sorry if this has been on before, obviously can't search 🔎🔬all comments of all videos...):
How about some "How do they do it ?" videos ?
Obviously, there's loads of playthrough videos out there, but IMO, combining your exercises / building blocks to "build up to" solos / licks from popular songs where those building blocks are used would really increase long term motivation in two ways: If I want to be able to play solo ABC, I need to practice technique / pattern XYZ; also, it shows me that all those solos supposedly from another world are in reality playable / achievable.
I'm not a particular fan personally of idolizing musicians 🐰beyond what's warranted, but as an example, being able to cleanly and confidently play the arpeggio sweeping in DevilDriver - Resurrection BLVD (ruclips.net/video/Z0XCUkc2hVE/видео.html / ruclips.net/video/F016GzWNoCM/видео.html) was a clearly defined, concrete, super helpful goal in the past for me (that I miserably failed to achieve due to lack of discipline and other lame excuses; that not being the point :-D).
Thank you! You Rock! I appreciate your kind and inspiring wisdom and energy! Forever Happies to you!
Very useful and interesting theme! Thanks a lot!
Glad you like it, hope you have fun with the exercises! :)
@@Bernthguitar 😁👌
Bro u are the best...👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 so many i get from u content. Tq so much!
Thank you, happy to help 🙂🤘
You are the best teacher, Bernth!
On pick holding position technique, like you do, I hold the pick exposing to, and contacting the strings with just the tip, as not to get jammed, or "stuck" between strings. I also hold the pick on an angle "/" between my (right hand) thumb tip (straightened thumb knuckle) and the bottom (palm-side) of my index finger. Like this: (/) contacting the strings on an angle like a biased slice instead of flat against (---) the string like a pluck ( no good). You also angle the pick as well but, at the opposite angle, more like this : (\), between the bottom, palm of your thumb & the side of your index finger, also contacting the strings on a biased angle but opposite angle. I've held the pick (especially for alternate picking) with my tehnique for decades & I believe it should have equal effectiveness as to the way you hold the pick. Do you agree, or should I completely change my picking technique/ style?
I value & appreciate your reply...
Sorry for the long descriptive question, I hope it made sense to you...
Dude, love your work. You are a machine.
thanks, Bernth, lots of love, and support from India.
This is exactly what I’m working on lately. RISING FINGERS! Great exercise
The add 9 is one of my favorite sounds
You make perfect sense. Thank you
You teaching skills are amazing
Thanks for the kind words, that means a lot to me! :)
Adding this one. Great stuff
Exactly when needed. I can play rhythm guitar easily but I always avoid soloing because I just can't seem to break my speed bareer I can't get faster and that started to ruin guitar for me. Hopefully this helps, thanks
Great work, teaching, editing, camera work - it’s all really great. Thank You
Thanks for the kind words 🙂🤘
Great lesson! Exactly what I was looking for to get me out of my full-motion slump.
Bernth this is such a finger twister of an exercise! I’m absolutely loving it. Thank you as always for such fantastic content.
Great practice tips. Something i be trying. Great thinking
Thanks a lot bernth! That picking hand has been bugging me from a long time, I usually rest my palm on the bridge but I always thought that's not the correct way to as I see other players doing something else, but thanks again for everything! 🤘🖤
Hallo Bernth, Vielen Dankeschön für die Übung! Sehr schön auch, dass du die Anschlaghand so detailliert beschrieben hast. Toll ist auch, dass du eigene Beispiele reinbringst, eben wie den Mittelfinger. Qualität und Inhalt vom Video: TOP\
n//
You're the best my friend!!!
you are an excellent instructor, Bernth! Thank you!
Thank's for this lesson!
Thank you for a great lesson and sharing sir!
Bro you are so useful. I play guitar couple of months and this lesson helps me a lot 🙏
Great lesson ..thank you so much bernth👍👍
The controlled finger movement really goes a long way. Thanks for tips and warm ups!
Gracias Máster Berht buenísimos los dos ejercicios vamos a practicar eres un gran Máster saludos desde Ciudad De México feliz semana santa
De nada, saludos desde Austria! :)
Great tips. Thanks Bernth 🙂
" Very Good Job on ( vdc ) Lesson on Guitar Technic Player ". .. Many Thank Bernth for Your Work's on Teacheing Guitar. .. So' Nice ... ☺😊😀/💙💙💙/👍👌👏👋
Thanks for your lessons. I enjoy listening to how you explain.
Bro that is exactly how i pick ...i do try to keep the pick flat but yes angle makes it easyer... Its like you make your tricep stiff to make your wrist fly more kind of technique. " i dont pratice much anymore so my fingers do sometimes fly all over though:/"
GREAT LESSON
and BEAUTIFUL guitar :)
Your stuff is always great. Thank you!
you earned one subscribed man! you are awesome with no BS
He's talking about speed today... if you just notice his redbull-fridge is quiet empty tho
Great video. There aren't enough videos that teaches these things specifically.