Guided Spider Fingers Exercise & Guitar Warm Up! Improve Stretching, Alternate Picking & Timing!
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- 💡Use the built in RUclips speed control to go faster or slower and find what works for you! Try 2x for fast or .5x for slow! In this non stop 12 minute guided guitar workout that's especially great for beginners, we go through 4 rounds, and get progressively faster. After working with the video, try it on your own at different tempos, and on different frets. Make sure to maintain good timing, tone and technique or else you're going too fast or not paying enough attention :D
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Chapters:
0:00 - 70 bpm
4:53 - 84 bpm
9:01 - 96 bpm
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From there, you can add the remaining notes to make diatonic scales, and of course the blue note, especially for blues! My free PDF above of the pentatonic scales has the blue note included which is linked above...
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All that being said, the #1 method for becoming a proficient improvisor and soloist on guitar is to transcribe music by ear and then take those ideas and make them your own. After you learn something by ear, you then want to understand what it is - what is the context? Then you'll know when to apply it, and how to expand upon it. If you're just starting out, you can just learn a few riffs you like, figure out what scale/key/chord etc is associated with the riff (context) and then workshop that riff! Make it your own - use it as a motif, and build a whole solo around it!!
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💡Use the built in RUclips speed control to go faster or slower and find what works for you! Try 2x for fast or .5x for slow!
Chapters:
0:00 - 70 bpm
4:53 - 84 bpm
9:01 - 96 bpm
Ive been warming up with this every time I play and after only a couple of weeks my technique has improved signifincantly. Each time I play I set a new goal for speed. This is brilliant!
awesome!!
Really awesome
Thank you so much for sharing this, so very helpful
This is fantastic!! Thank you!!
Good drill, thanks for sharing !
Thank you for your excellent video! Greetings from Mexico
Man, THIS is a hip exercise for me! Thanks, Gary. 🎸
Thanks for sharing this exercise it means a lot of me especially I'm starting doing this
This was soo much fun!
I love your guided workout videos! I start every practice with this and the two strumming ones. Thank you so much for posting these. I really haven't found anything else online as good as these. I will definitely be getting your strumming course soon.
Glad it’s been helpful for you!!
Great exercise
I enjoyed this exercise thanksss
Thanks for your content.. That is great to learned
My pleasure!
Awesome.
Thank you man. Shout out from indonesia. Keep it up
Bug help for me, thank You🤘
this guy is frikn awesome
Muchas muchas muchas graciiiiiiiiiias
Thank you very much. I would love try this exercise at faster speeds.
Your welcome! Try the playback speed control in RUclips and put it at 2x
Can you do a video in the future about the triad approach and learning the triad shapes???
Thanksman
I would HIGHLY suggest people don't do what is being done with the pinky finger here. Anchoring your picking hand is going to cause you problems down the road when you get to more complex picking styles. Major problems.
I had to completely relearn how to use my picking hand because I anchored it too much when I first learned how to play.
Watching this on the way to work. Head nodding, foot tapping and thinking I need my guitar 🤣🙌🏾🙌🏾
Edit, just hit that sub 👊🏾
Thanks man, can we get some DARKSIDE -Dave Harrington songs? I love his melodic frisellian style but I’m just a month into learning guitar
Hello pow music. I'm a great fan of your content and I love how easy u make it to learn songs. I'm a great fan of rock music and I started playing guitar so I could play like mark knopfler, Eric Clapton and many more. However, I've recently learned about flamenco guitar and really got a grip to it, much more than rock. I would like to know if this spider exercise can be useful for someone that plays with a flamenco fingerstile because there u are using a pick. I'm sorry if this is kind of an obvious question but I'm self tough so I have no one to guide me.
Thank you very much
Keep being great
Hello! Yes! Absolutely - whatever right hand technique you use, you can still work on that technique going through the exercise, whether it is Paco De Lucia "Walking" style, or thumb and index finger - still valuable :D
Thanks, it's like having you here for a private lesson. Sorry about the mess.
Hello! Just found your channel and must say I'm thrilled and impressed with the practicity and didatics of your videos. As a guitar teacher as well I must ask: what software do you use for the fretboard animation? It looks awesome and I would really like to try learning how to do that myself for my students. Thank you!
@Zen If you want to be nice, try not to talk shit to someone from another country who does not fully know your language... it's not because I missed a C in didactics that makes that word made up, that's just your stupidity and lack of interpretation. You shouldn't be worried about my students wasting money on me, they are happy with my DIDACTICS and my bachelor's degree... I'm more than happy to take inspiration for this channel too, since many of my students don't know any english. You should worry more about wasting your time critizing and being agressive to people you don't know around the internet. If you have didactics and show your students pratical ways to learn, memorize, and then be able to focus on musical interpretation, you're probably doing a great job as a teacher. And for the looks of this conversation, I think you're more of a student than a teacher, even considering every teacher is a forever growing student. Go take care of your own life now, thanks.
Is there any way you can do something on how to add triads from the diatonic scale into 1,4,5 type blues or how to go from blues to blues rock theory?
wow, thanks. may i ask where did u get the metronome
Is fretl!ve software? Do you animate the dots with video editing?
2 questions:
Is your thumb constantly in the approx middle of the back of the guitar?
And any tips for not hittinf the previous string with my fingers!
Could someone help me out, please. I see he is using the pad of the fingers while my teatcher keeps telling me I should use the tip and not the pad. Is there a right way?
Please how can I get the exact metronome/drum bit that you are using for this exercise.
Thanks.
I believe I created these in Logic with their automated drummer but If you type into RUclips something like “75bpm drum beat” or whatever bpm you want there will be many options! 🎸✌️
@@PowMusic i do appreciate sir, please i have a lot to learn from you. I based in NJ and how can I contact you for better understanding.
Thanks you
Paulo Don better understanding of what? This is the most basic of anything i have ever seen? Just play along to the video.
munchas garcias
Dre Nahda
@@PowMusic ha ha, you got it
I like the picking variations, but it would have been nice if the drum fills correlated even somewhat to the patterns. As-is, they sound random once you deviate from a single rhythm.
It's because maths
my teacher said, don't lift the finger to make the exercise much better
This is not a spider exercise. This is simply rearranging notes on one string, which does not develop your finger stretch at all.
Got it
Good job BUT…
It is very IMPORTANT to not lift fingers until they are needed on the next string…most people all do the SAME mistake(even the fella in the video)
Boring