Jon, is there a tempo goal in these exercises? For example I'm kind of an intermediate player and I definitely won't reach your speed anytime soon. What tempo should I aim for to consider this exercise "done" and maybe work on something else?
Hi! In my experience you're never "done" with anything, just like you wouldn't be done with a deadlift once you reach a certain weight. You still need to practice that to keep it up. I didn't build my technique by playing "licks" like these, I worked on the smaller building blocks instead so I can put together these kind of runs on the fly. Learning licks is great but to build a solid technique I'd focus on shorter exercises practiced slowly for a long time. Then try playing your favourite licks as a treat after your practice session and if you're practicing correctly you'll find that your speed (on the fun licks after) will go up automatically over time.
![Lil Uzi Vert - We Good [Official Audio]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/DrSfBULAsek/mqdefault.jpg)
Free tabs for this lick:
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Great teacher for picking all the details that I was never aware of .. Thank you Jon !
Thank you!
Damn so clean. Thanks for the lesson!
Thanks man!
I'm a fan of this (as usual). Thanks again for some practical routines to work on.
Thanks Scott!
Your pentatonic book is really, for me, a fanstastic tool and gift for we guitarists. A must have. Thanks and best regards from France.
Thank you so much!
Good lesson
Great lesson, thank you Jon
Thank you Roland!
don't practice till you get it right.. Practice till you don't get it wrong
Damn right!
👍 What's the sort of your guitar? Looks beautiful. 😍
You mean the brand? It's a Solar Guitar, Ola Englunds brand:)
Yes, thank you. 👍🙋🏻
Jon, is there a tempo goal in these exercises? For example I'm kind of an intermediate player and I definitely won't reach your speed anytime soon. What tempo should I aim for to consider this exercise "done" and maybe work on something else?
Hi!
In my experience you're never "done" with anything, just like you wouldn't be done with a deadlift once you reach a certain weight. You still need to practice that to keep it up.
I didn't build my technique by playing "licks" like these, I worked on the smaller building blocks instead so I can put together these kind of runs on the fly.
Learning licks is great but to build a solid technique I'd focus on shorter exercises practiced slowly for a long time. Then try playing your favourite licks as a treat after your practice session and if you're practicing correctly you'll find that your speed (on the fun licks after) will go up automatically over time.
it looks like paul gilbert sequence
Paul is a huge influence😊
@@JonBjork thanks jon, your video inspired me alot. Greeting from Indonesia
I did not get how to sweep when you need to have the same fret 3 times on 3 different strings, it's like a powerchord to me !
You need to use the rolling technique, check this lesson out:
ruclips.net/video/u688a4w-CAQ/видео.html
A little sloppy but that's cus my brain wants to go fast right away. Thanks for the lick man!
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