CLICK HERE for Tabs – will open a new window. I learned this guitar finger exercise from my classical guitar professor in college. This is a great exercise for finger independence, control, stretching, and accuracy of the fret hand. Not only is this great for classical guitarists, but for acoustic and electric guitarists, as well, and …
Read lesson → Nate shows you a great technique-builder based on sequencing a G Major Scale. Tabs linked below. CLICK HERE for Tabs – Link will open a new blog window. Click link again to view.
Read lesson → Nate shows you how to play a two-octave chromatic scale on the guitar. Tabs linked below. This is a great warm-up exercise. CLICK HERE for Tabs – Link will open a new blog window. Click link again to view. (For best video quality, click the youtube button on the bottom of the screen – allow pop-ups if …
Read lesson → Nate builds on a previous exercise and shows you how to synchronize your pick and fingers in this follow-up to Drill of the Week #7 – Speed Picking Ex. Tabs below. CLICK HERE for Tabs – Link will open a new blog window. Click link again to view. (For best video quality, click “watch on youtube” on …
Read lesson → Nate demonstrates a great guitar speed picking exercise. Use a metronome! Alternate picking is key to quality guitar playing. Tabs linked below. CLICK HERE for Tabs – Link will open a new blog window. Click Link again to view. (For best video quality, click “watch on youtube” on bottom of screen – allow pop-ups if blocked)
Read lesson → Practicing hammer-ons and pull-offs is a must to become a good guitarist. Here are reverse slurs (hammer-on to pull-off or pull-off to hammer-on). Nate demonstrates a great exercise for legato playing. Tabs linked below. CLICK HERE for Tabs – Link will open a new blog window. Click again to view. (For best video quality, click “watch on …
Read lesson → Nate demonstrates guitar exercises. A great warm-up for guitar practice. The term “inside the string picking” refers to alternate picking between two adjacent strings with an upstroke on the lower string and a downstroke on the higher string. “Outside the string picking” is a downstroke on the lower string and an upstroke on the higher string. Try …
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