Want To Play FAST? - Here's How The PROS Do It - Guitar Lesson
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ค. 2021
- Learn the secret to playing fast on guitar. No matter what your style is, these tips are how the pros play fast licks and blazing solos.
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Best guitar channel.
Max, your channel is amazing! I’ve watched 4 videos and have learned a lifetime of secrets. Nobody else explains this stuff like you do. I hope you keep making lessons like this!
Thank you very much! I appreciate the compliment...I'm very fortunate to have had some of the best teachers in the world and have spent my life dedicated to understanding the most efficient way to apply technique. So to know that it comes across to my viewers is an awesome feeling. If you're interested in more content please check out my site: www.maxrichmusic.com There are a lot of articles and lessons about things you might find helpful. Thank you for watching!
Dude! You're like a body-mechanics maestro on finger motion~ 👑✨👌
It makes so much sense! 💡
Haha, yeah that's my main philosophy in teaching guitar. If people can understand how their body works then they can target their mistakes much more effectively. My goal is to get people to be able to teach themselves and diagnose their own mistakes...if you'd like to check out more about the physiology and technique check out these free articles I wrote, hopefully you'll be able to use the material to your benefit.
maxrichmusic.com/understand-your-hands
OMG dude you just blew my mind, its so much harder to pull and stay close than releasing. Damn Thanks, this video should have a ton of views! Ill check your other stuff too, Thanks!
Awesome man! Thanks so much for watching. Check out the newsletter as well for more in depth tips and private Q&A's. maxrichmusic.com/sign-up-page
This is something I’ve known intellectually for awhile, but it usually takes a bit of the old devil’s lettuce for me to really embody it. Cheers for the reminder. I’m gonna work on this.
That's great to hear! Keep it up, I'd love to hear back about how it's going!
Hey Guitar Aragorn guy!
Your explanations keep amazing me. I've improved so much details since I've found your vids. All this knowledge feels premium and like paid features!
Anyway, I'm really grateful!
haha, that's awesome to hear! If you're interested in more content (free) check out the weekly newsletter where Isend out exclusive videos, lessons, tabs etc. for my followers. Thanks for watching! maxrichmusic.com/sign-up-page
Another great video! Thanks for explaining it so well!
My pleasure!
Thanks! That was really helpful. Never thought of it this way.
Awesome! I'm happy it was informative. If there is ever a subject you want me to do a lesson on, please let me know. I'm happy to cover any guitar related material. Thanks!
I can't find the video right now, but I am referring to the one where you showed how your fingers are connected.
Since you helped me, I want to pass on a piece of advice to you as well:
Try not to break the connection by repeating the same execrise [pinkie &mid, ring & forefinger ] over and over again.
I have tried so and reached the limits of what is possible that way. Your body will show you your limits and it will hurt.
Instead you'll have to change the exercise, try playing each finger on its own as you would on piano for example - just experiment
I guess that is unique for everyone and a process that takes a lot of time. Try also to take the movement from your brain rather your muscle
[very concious] and try feeling what your body is trying to tell you in terms of the movements it wants to seperate the fingers further.
All the best Max, and thanks,
Marc
Thanks for watching! I'm glad you found the videos useful.
thanks for this😀
No problem, thanks for watching!
I've watched 3 of your video lessons and now I have to subscribe to the channel. Just some really great insights.
Thank you so much! I appreciate the sub. If you're interested, here's the free weekly newsletter. There are a ton more articles for free up there as well: maxrichmusic.com/newsletter
Thanks so much for the lessons
Glad you find them helpful! If there are any subjects you'd be interested in, please send them my way...I'm always happy to do videos on things people want to learn.