Just tune your guitar to DADGAE. Right-hand fingering is a looping pattern that consists in a total of 14 attacks and goes like this: *P*, i, m, a, m, i, *P*, i, m, a, m, i, m, a (accents are always in *P*). Left-hand positions are pretty easy to deduct by just pausing the video. To practice this I'm setting a metronome that can divide measures in any kind of tuplets, in this case septuplets, and looping two beats divided at septuplets (I'm using the Tunable app to do this, but it can also done in a DAW if you want). I'm currently at about 80 BPM, but the video is at about 100, so that's the goal.
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Just tune your guitar to DADGAE. Right-hand fingering is a looping pattern that consists in a total of 14 attacks and goes like this: *P*, i, m, a, m, i, *P*, i, m, a, m, i, m, a (accents are always in *P*). Left-hand positions are pretty easy to deduct by just pausing the video. To practice this I'm setting a metronome that can divide measures in any kind of tuplets, in this case septuplets, and looping two beats divided at septuplets (I'm using the Tunable app to do this, but it can also done in a DAW if you want). I'm currently at about 80 BPM, but the video is at about 100, so that's the goal.