Yes! This is a very neglected part of guitar, that any player, who feels they are fumbling around to often, needs to tackle. These are the smallest musical actions you can do, which I like to call "micro movements." If you take your digit pairs 1-2,1-3,1-4, 1-stretch 4, 2-3, 2-4, 3-4, and work them isolated from each other, you teach yourself to be "automatic." I like to also double the micro movements per string; first at the same tempo and time, then to change it to eighth notes and 16ths. Also, I will play in 1/4 notes on one string, then the next 8ths, then back to 1/4...ect. The variations are numerous.
I use to use this just for loosening up my fingers for warmups ( 1324,4132, etc) before playing whatever about a decade ago. I’ll have to redo it again and your right it does help fingers 3/4 to catch-up with fingers 1/2. Back to the drawing board ..
Thanks, Suke. After a period away from the guitar, it was the shells that got me back into the flow of practicing. And like magic I come across this helpful video. Thanks man. Kenneth Sullivan.
Thank you so much, so many folks need help with core stuff, and so much online is super advanced. I'm here for the everyday guitarist who just wants to sound good and feel confident in what they do. Keep playing!
Yes! This is a very neglected part of guitar, that any player, who feels they are fumbling around to often, needs to tackle. These are the smallest musical actions you can do, which I like to call "micro movements." If you take your digit pairs 1-2,1-3,1-4, 1-stretch 4, 2-3, 2-4, 3-4, and work them isolated from each other, you teach yourself to be "automatic."
I like to also double the micro movements per string; first at the same tempo and time, then to change it to eighth notes and 16ths. Also, I will play in 1/4 notes on one string, then the next 8ths, then back to 1/4...ect. The variations are numerous.
I use to use this just for loosening up my fingers for warmups ( 1324,4132, etc) before playing whatever about a decade ago.
I’ll have to redo it again and your right it does help fingers 3/4 to catch-up with fingers 1/2.
Back to the drawing board ..
A Great Lesson, thanks for posting this....................
Thank you very much! Very useful!!
Glad you dig it, keep playing
So usefull for me, an old beginner , thanks alot
Thanks, Suke. After a period away from the guitar, it was the shells that got me back into the flow of practicing. And like magic I come across this helpful video. Thanks man. Kenneth Sullivan.
Great to hear you are still playing Ken!
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That was excellent. Many thanks.
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Thank you so much, so many folks need help with core stuff, and so much online is super advanced. I'm here for the everyday guitarist who just wants to sound good and feel confident in what they do. Keep playing!
Tnx men got help in here pentatonic scale
I'm Unix / Linux System admin that works oh shells😂 but also I play guitar a bit ...😊 great lesson btw, new thing to learn !
I won't be korny and Bash that, thanks and keep playing
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Out of all thr online guitar educators. You seemthe best. Do you one on one online lessons?
Thank you so much, and yes I do. info@leadguitarworkshop.com
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