My fingers really do need a good lesson and this looks like it is it! Recently found your channel Max and every video I have seen has been so helpful. Thank you so much.
What does it mean that this was never explained to me when I was just starting out? Also, which is it, do my fingers need to work together or independently of each other? I can’t seem to get consensus on this
I'm not sure how to answer your first question because I'm not sure what you're asking. As far as your second question goes...both. They need to work together, but that's the easy part because that's how you use them in everyday life. Independence is much harder to achieve and requires much more technical practice. But ultimately you need both for different purposes on guitar. If you're interested, I'm doing a technique workshop that would help answer a lot of questions like this. Take a look and see if you're interested. handmechanics.com/
Yeah, it definitely is a part of progressing as a guitarist. There are so many bad habits that we ingrain when we learn guitar because of lack of understanding as to how the body naturally organizes it's movement. Staggering chords is a perfect example.
My fingers really do need a good lesson and this looks like it is it! Recently found your channel Max and every video I have seen has been so helpful. Thank you so much.
Oh, I missed this one! Very useful as always! Thanks, Max.
Thank you man!! :)
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
@@MaxRichMusic Yes thank you for that video! Exactly what i needed :D
thanks Max ~ this is super helpful! :)
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
What does it mean that this was never explained to me when I was just starting out? Also, which is it, do my fingers need to work together or independently of each other? I can’t seem to get consensus on this
I'm not sure how to answer your first question because I'm not sure what you're asking.
As far as your second question goes...both. They need to work together, but that's the easy part because that's how you use them in everyday life. Independence is much harder to achieve and requires much more technical practice. But ultimately you need both for different purposes on guitar.
If you're interested, I'm doing a technique workshop that would help answer a lot of questions like this. Take a look and see if you're interested.
handmechanics.com/
This is going to take restructuring oh I learned guitar. I guess this just comes with practice
Yeah, it definitely is a part of progressing as a guitarist. There are so many bad habits that we ingrain when we learn guitar because of lack of understanding as to how the body naturally organizes it's movement. Staggering chords is a perfect example.