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Awesome, thanks! Wlll update how much progress I make.

❤❤wa A

But remember it only works next year so just over a week to go guys!

I forget the metronome😢

Yeah! I'm happy I found someone who's thumb twists like mine! It means I can do it.

Thanks

the editing on this is tasty

Thank you so much

can i do it in 2024 too ?

Why do people expect the strings to be the other way around

Thanks for the video man. How does one correct the stuff I’ve already “learnt” sloppily. Can I just go back and start practicing again slowly and it will improve?/correct the sloppiness? Also when you gradually move up in speed and eventually get to the bpm of the piece do you still have to practice slowly? Or can you just practice at the songs bpm then? Thanks!

Loving the thumbnail amigo

i need help

I’m still looking for a good arpeggio exercise.

Hey just started on electric guitar and im so super confused how to learn it fast because theres too many sweat unlike when i was playing acoustic all you need is an hand no alternate picking just strum the hell out of it and on electric guitar it is not i need alot of practice on the fingerstyle and im so super frustrated because its been 2 weeks now and no progress feel like im quitting but at the same time getting motivated because its a gift from my parents

Short and powerful. Excellent little video that's going in my 'advice for a lifetime of guitar' folder. As Peter Cook once quipped, "I have learnt from my mistakes and can repeat them perfectly".

Show us how to do correct technic with right hand.

This is an amazing video! I'm going to show this to my kids tonight

The other guitar player and bass player in my band don't use their pinky finger. Muting unplayed strings with the picking hand or fretting hand is very important. I like muting the low E and A with my thumb like Hendrix.

This is a great way to think about it.

Hey, love this channel, I'm subbed :) Any advise on how to train your right hand ?, my biggest problem is that i keep picking the wrong strings, so frustrating ,

Great Vid. Thanks

can I do this in 2024

Great tips! I tend to bounce all over the place and end up playing a bunch of different things with inconsistent results. I need to spend more time focusing on those parts that I tend to play sloppy and really work on them slowly. Cheers!

I tend to identify my strengths and weaknesses and work on what’s most important rather than multitasking too many things at once.

I just started now (buying acoustic guitar) 😆

Some of the best are self-taught, no lessons, and are doing just fine

Fellow Guitarist here, great stuff, post more!

You are so good at this!

Why 3-2-1-4 instead of 4-3-2-1 ? Kindly resolve my doubt. Thank you.

I've already heard these terms but they are meaninglessness. Your advice is good for mid level and advanced players who already know the theory behind what you've saying here but not for beginner starting students. Thanks anyways.

I would add a TLDR, but it's actually not too long. Do the Spider Walk!

I just picked up my old mans acoustic guitar for the first time yesterday. And these tips on your entire channel have been the most informative for true beginners. I really appreciate the thumb placement on your fretting hand. Thanks brother 🙏

I learned from the guy in... I can't remember but the song was Monkey Brain... that sound right? It was a vid... he said play a lick riff what have you.. could be very simple or a whole chord progression in a key then cycle thru the fourths with it... helped me very much.

What's a good not the most expensive bass jass guitar

Great video man!

You r to first

practice and practice your ring finger - that's my best advise.

Great video, great channel! Looking forward to tips on changing chords cleanly and easily.

You‘ve got me hooked!

thanks a lot for your advices! I will notice the position of left hand while practising.

Wow😮 i love it. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻

Okay, but I play punk, so whilst i'm happy to follow this advice... please don't tell anybody

I think you are confusing technique with theory; Pat Metheby and Van Halen had a “ bad” picking technique, yet, what you call technique which is really theory, they knew exactly how to aply it on any situation

Now I have some hope😂 (tried for a year when I was 25, now 38 I'm back and need to learn some theory, not just memorize licks!)

I just started playing guitar and your lessons on technique help so much. They're concise and really well executed in a short period of time!

Nice job

thank u!!!!

Great video. Very useful. Cheers!

Wow, just when you think you have watched enough teachers you find this guy! Awesome, exactly what I need in my beginner guitar journey! Thank you