I think most people can start at 60. The faster, the harder. I got to 100 but the consistency starts to degrade when going faster. Then I had kids and since then hadn't touched the guitar.
Play it for your kids see if they like it! Granted I don’t know what I’m talking about because I don’t have kids myself, but that’s what my dad did when he wasn’t at the office. Just casually wrote beautiful smooth jazz-esque songs or classic rock riffs in the living room while we watched TV or played video games. Eventually started giving guitar lessons to me and some people from work. I was just floored by how amazing guitar is and had to learn. It’s been one of the most enriching and driving endeavors of my life. Just thought I’d share that, like I said I don’t even have kids but it’s still hard sometimes to get myself down to business on a day off or after work. But when I do, I think oh man, why would I ever stop doing this for more than a couple days haha. Cheers!
Understand this. There are 100,000 physics teachers. They teach electricity or velocity and the equations. If the teachers are good they all teach the same thing. If you hop from one class to another you won't learn anything new. So I would say expecting something new from a tremolo lesson after watching several is very unrealistic.
This is where I went wrong-too fast, to begin with, and never practiced on the second string. Thank you so much.
Thank You so much . I succeeded .
Nice lesson
Great lesson.
Good job 👏👍
Thanks for your knowledge
APARTE DE SER TAN HERMOSA SU EXPLICACION A SIDO DE MUCHISIMA UTILIDAD MUCHAS GRACIAS MAESTRA
Thank You! ☕️
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👍Buena lección✔
How do we know we are ready to increase the speed by one step?
When you play comfortable
I think most people can start at 60. The faster, the harder. I got to 100 but the consistency starts to degrade when going faster. Then I had kids and since then hadn't touched the guitar.
Play it for your kids see if they like it! Granted I don’t know what I’m talking about because I don’t have kids myself, but that’s what my dad did when he wasn’t at the office. Just casually wrote beautiful smooth jazz-esque songs or classic rock riffs in the living room while we watched TV or played video games. Eventually started giving guitar lessons to me and some people from work. I was just floored by how amazing guitar is and had to learn. It’s been one of the most enriching and driving endeavors of my life. Just thought I’d share that, like I said I don’t even have kids but it’s still hard sometimes to get myself down to business on a day off or after work. But when I do, I think oh man, why would I ever stop doing this for more than a couple days haha. Cheers!
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where can i get more lessons from Bokyung??
Tonebase!
Spanish translation please!!
Great video, but nothing new.
Understand this. There are 100,000 physics teachers. They teach electricity or velocity and the equations. If the teachers are good they all teach the same thing. If you hop from one class to another you won't learn anything new. So I would say expecting something new from a tremolo lesson after watching several is very unrealistic.