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Just want to thankyou, your tips and daily licks keep me from falling into aimless practice and I feel like each thing has a musical idea that can help build up the way scale ideas can be accentuated.
Jon, You have hit the nail on the head w/ this video. As you apply, it creeps into what you already know, and benefits your playing. But, as you state, you have to put in the work.
Hey John ,you weren't kidding by saying " this lesson will fix Hand Synchronization! Amazing Now I'm hearing all the accents ! I just keep practicing this lesson!
This is honestly one of the hardest things to get right for me, so that amplifies how much work remains on my hand synchronization, thanks Jon, and this pesky foot gets out of sorts with the one when the accent is not on the one! I liken it to what piano players must go through when they separate their left and right hands...
Separating your hands mechanically on the piano is honestly not that hard. The problem with your foot is that your brain needs to learn not to interpret an accent automatically as a strong beat, something that we have usually conditioned it to do for a very long time.
The good thing about that issue is that you can work on it anywhere. Just use your hands, counting and keeping your foot on the downbeat at all times. Once you get the feel without the guitar you'll find that it works much better.
Thank you Marek! Anyone who tells you that you'll become a virtuoso in 3 easy steps I'd probably not listen to👀 With that said, the better quality practice techniques the more you'll get out of your practice time and will end up improving faster.
Your posture and fretting hand technique is pretty on-point. Ever considered doing a video about those topics, and ergonomics? I know I had to change my technique after breaking my wrist/elbow and losing some of my range of motion.
This one talks about left hand relaxation and efficiency: Transform Your Guitar Technique: 3 Urgent Fixes for Your Left Hand🎸🔥 th-cam.com/video/OJj195XENYs/w-d-xo.html
Brings back bad memories golfing last time I went golfing I was leaving in cuffs lol but awesome exercise I do something very similar to this. Thanks for the lesson.
O man, I am 56, learning and playing guitar for 40 years, where were you whan I was 16?😢 perfect lessons and explanations👍👍👍 thnx very much and greetings from🇨🇿🥃
@@alesegdia Nah, you simply want to get through whatever you're practicing in this manner. Trying to accent the 5th sextuplet at a high speed is not gonna be fun:D
Hey Jon love your content. Keep it coming. Quick question have you found double picking each note to also be a good strategy for improving synchronization?
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@@JonBjork Thanks buddy. Yes that's odd, I've not received an Email and it's not in the Spam either. Will have another look and try sort it out. Thanks :)
Hi Jon. Where do I find the tabs for this?? Everytime I click in the link below it just kerosene raking me to the email sign up page. And then even when I sign up it just keeps me on the sign up page afterwards.
Have you been signed up and cancelled before? Then you’ll not automatically get the link and I’ll help you out if you want. Also make sure to check the spam and the promo tab if you use gmail.
Nice for beginners but I never found synchronizing the hard part, the hard part is getting the right hand up to speed and making string changes while maintaining that speed. Troy Grady helped a ton with that, but the part I still have a hard time with is the raw speed of the right hand, sure I can blast out a scale run but I can't sustain the picking through more than a few seconds. After a few seconds, my elbow tries to get involved to keep the right hand speed going and it's a bit of a hit & miss. It's funny though, I show people videos of my picking and their like, "damn, you really got it down", like, yeah, maybe for about 6 seconds of all out speed in my wrist.
I'm an eternal beginner since I'm definitely using this on pretty much a daily basis:D One good test to see if you still need to work on sync as well (it's never an either or in my experience) is to see if you can sync up your hand while picking as fast as you can on a single string. If you can't do that there's still work to do in the sync department as well.
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Hey john whats the bpm when you are playing the fast example?
Just want to thankyou, your tips and daily licks keep me from falling into aimless practice and I feel like each thing has a musical idea that can help build up the way scale ideas can be accentuated.
Thank you! Very happy to hear that😊
Jon, You have hit the nail on the head w/ this video. As you apply, it creeps into what you already know, and benefits your playing. But, as you state, you have to put in the work.
Great to hear man! Yes, no free lunch, the work needs to be put in😊
Hey John ,you weren't kidding by saying " this lesson will fix Hand Synchronization! Amazing Now I'm hearing all the accents ! I just keep practicing this lesson!
Awesome!
OMG this is the most effective and legitimate method I’ve tried for developing my timing on staccato runs/licks. You sir, are guitar Jesus!!!
Thanks man! This comment made both the wife and me lol😁
Perfect timing I've been working on this style lick now. Thanks!
Awesome!
This is honestly one of the hardest things to get right for me, so that amplifies how much work remains on my hand synchronization, thanks Jon, and this pesky foot gets out of sorts with the one when the accent is not on the one! I liken it to what piano players must go through when they separate their left and right hands...
Separating your hands mechanically on the piano is honestly not that hard. The problem with your foot is that your brain needs to learn not to interpret an accent automatically as a strong beat, something that we have usually conditioned it to do for a very long time.
The good thing about that issue is that you can work on it anywhere. Just use your hands, counting and keeping your foot on the downbeat at all times. Once you get the feel without the guitar you'll find that it works much better.
Big thank you for your content. Very valuable tips and what I like a lot is that you don't present it as some magic, some quick solution. Thanks again
Thank you Marek!
Anyone who tells you that you'll become a virtuoso in 3 easy steps I'd probably not listen to👀
With that said, the better quality practice techniques the more you'll get out of your practice time and will end up improving faster.
Gee, it's almost like I never left....you're still able to give me a new practice routine that makes me want to hang up my guitar LOL
😂
SPOTLIGHT Effect is real... you are absolutely right. Thank you
It really is! Thanks!
Your posture and fretting hand technique is pretty on-point. Ever considered doing a video about those topics, and ergonomics? I know I had to change my technique after breaking my wrist/elbow and losing some of my range of motion.
I did one last week, check my channel😊
@@JonBjork which? I watch ALL of of your videos, did I miss it?
This one talks about left hand relaxation and efficiency:
Transform Your Guitar Technique: 3 Urgent Fixes for Your Left Hand🎸🔥
th-cam.com/video/OJj195XENYs/w-d-xo.html
Brings back bad memories golfing last time I went golfing I was leaving in cuffs lol but awesome exercise I do something very similar to this. Thanks for the lesson.
😂 Thanks man!
Man, you're on fire lately!
Great video after great video!!
Thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge!
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Thank you!
Thank you very much, Jon, for this and all your other videos.
Thank you!
Tanks again! this is definitely something I need to work on Cheers! I let you know when the improvement is there
Great!
You're giving away all the secrets... Keep it up!
There's so much bad info out there and I want to try to rectify that:)
Hey Jon, I'm looking for some good lessons for shreding
O man, I am 56, learning and playing guitar for 40 years, where were you whan I was 16?😢 perfect lessons and explanations👍👍👍 thnx very much and greetings from🇨🇿🥃
Thank you!
Thank you! Tack så mycket!
Thank you!
Very helpful stuff thanks Jon.
Thank you!
Once again amazing video and great explanation..
Thank you!
uf this was a nice one Jon, thanks!! I'm having a bad time trying to tap my foot on 1st note and accenting in 2nd 😂
Thanks!
Try slowing it down a lot, count out loud and make sure your foot is always on 1😊👍
@@JonBjork so this is an exercise that doesn't need to be sped up right? Thank you very much!!
@@alesegdia Nah, you simply want to get through whatever you're practicing in this manner. Trying to accent the 5th sextuplet at a high speed is not gonna be fun:D
@@JonBjork makes a lot of sense 😂
I like the accent tip!
Great! Give it a try, it really does work.
Hey Jon love your content. Keep it coming. Quick question have you found double picking each note to also be a good strategy for improving synchronization?
Thanks Scott!
Not specifically for synchronization but it's still a worthwhile thing to practice.
I clicked on the link for the tab but got sent to a mailing list? Good lesson but I’m kinda tablature addicted.
You have all the 200+ tabs available the second you sign up. Check your spam folder if not.
Do I have to join to see the tabs you mentioned early in this video?
The free mailing list? Yes👍
'Do you have a link to the actual tabs? Once subscribed I still can't find them. Cheers.
You have all the tabs in the link that’s sent out immediately after you sign up.
Check your spam or promo section of your email provider.
If you’ve been on the list before and unsubscribed you won’t get the link.
If that’s the case let me know and I’ll sort it out.
@@JonBjork Thanks buddy. Yes that's odd, I've not received an Email and it's not in the Spam either. Will have another look and try sort it out. Thanks :)
@@StevoUK23Send me an email Jon at jonbjorkmusic.com if you still have problems and I’ll help you out😊
Hi Jon. Where do I find the tabs for this?? Everytime I click in the link below it just kerosene raking me to the email sign up page. And then even when I sign up it just keeps me on the sign up page afterwards.
Have you been signed up and cancelled before? Then you’ll not automatically get the link and I’ll help you out if you want. Also make sure to check the spam and the promo tab if you use gmail.
where can we download the tabs for that exercice ?
All tabs are available via the link below. It’s all on my teachable page.
Do you think pick planting would also work for this?
Give it a try!
Nice for beginners but I never found synchronizing the hard part, the hard part is getting the right hand up to speed and making string changes while maintaining that speed. Troy Grady helped a ton with that, but the part I still have a hard time with is the raw speed of the right hand, sure I can blast out a scale run but I can't sustain the picking through more than a few seconds. After a few seconds, my elbow tries to get involved to keep the right hand speed going and it's a bit of a hit & miss. It's funny though, I show people videos of my picking and their like, "damn, you really got it down", like, yeah, maybe for about 6 seconds of all out speed in my wrist.
I'm an eternal beginner since I'm definitely using this on pretty much a daily basis:D
One good test to see if you still need to work on sync as well (it's never an either or in my experience) is to see if you can sync up your hand while picking as fast as you can on a single string. If you can't do that there's still work to do in the sync department as well.
I actually went through all 6 strings x.x
10000 shitty swings....sums up my guitar playing. Thanks Jon
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100th like free guitar pl0x