Wow, I’m so grateful for this video! I’ve been playing guitar for years and can accompany myself quite well, but that’s about it. This video meets me exactly where I am, and the fact that it’s not too long is just perfect for me. Thank you so much. I’m looking forward to more from you!
Great question. Ideally you would move up the neck and do a similar thing, either in completely new positions, like the 5th, or overlap your positions and start at the 3rd, or even the first fret. As long as you're playing across the natural notes, and speaking their names out loud, you'll benefit from either of these approaches. Hope that helps!
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Brilliant! Exactly what I needed and didn’t know what to ask for. Thank you!
Haha, glad it was helpful!
Wow, I’m so grateful for this video! I’ve been playing guitar for years and can accompany myself quite well, but that’s about it. This video meets me exactly where I am, and the fact that it’s not too long is just perfect for me. Thank you so much. I’m looking forward to more from you!
You're very welcome!
Question: Is the exercise only done at the 1st position or do you work up the fret board once you get 1st into your fingers.
Great question. Ideally you would move up the neck and do a similar thing, either in completely new positions, like the 5th, or overlap your positions and start at the 3rd, or even the first fret. As long as you're playing across the natural notes, and speaking their names out loud, you'll benefit from either of these approaches. Hope that helps!
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