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dude! nice video, thanks for the tips!

Summary: 1. 01:58 Practice tremolo on inner strings 2. 03:06 Practice tremolo staccato 3. 04:14 Incorporate speed bursts 4. 07:46 Relax the pinky finger

I love guitar pro for this. Start at 25% speed. Learned from watching Tosin Abasi lessons. He said start slow and when you can play it 7-8 times without making mistakes you can speed up by 5-10% at a time. Repeat repeat repeat. Until you reach 100%

fantastic video! thank you

thank you, now i can play scarlatti

not really hidden, but I don't need it for guitar. in fact it is a super tool for the drums, yes, I recommend GPro for drum practicing, the sound are pretty good, and it is pretty easy to tab in drum patterns.

Nathan no more hot dogging to then go publicly blaming your graduate school failures on Aelx . Is that his his name though , really? . Let him edit this too. Lol.

Thanks a lot for your video and beautiful tremolo exercise.

Thanks for your useful tips. I surely will give it a try.

Thanks for posting this! How do you keep your picking nails in such great shape? I seem to have to sand mine down or I break them on something, break one then have to start all over. So sad breaking a picking nail (:

Again I'm sorry to mention this but you use it so often.. things are not built OFF notes. We build on things. the thing you build on is a foundation that's why we use the preposition ON. A chord is built on a note just like your house is built ON foundations or the statue outside in your garden stands ON a plinth. They are not built off and *_specially_* they are not built off of.

Aaagh!! Stop pronouncing it ' innervals' !!!! It's intervals!!!

Can someone please comment on this tomorrow? I need to remember to play :)

Great lesson…”slow and steady wins the race”😊

For me the biggest issue with rolling chords is that it results in cutting corners. It gives your left hand fingers extra time between chords. When you play all notes at once, all your fingers need to be in position, meaning you need to be faster.

I can't embellish a melody or add harmony to my arrangement

"Alhambra" has a silent "h." I wince when I hear the "h." I practice the tremolo on Malaguena, my own version, though it is probably the right one. Sometimes I do well, whatever that means. I also have added it to a Santana song: Samba Pa Ti. I am not very good, but I am not all that bad. I used to do it with the fingers straight, but i think that is very wrong, so now I curve them. I am going to download Recuerdos De La Alhambra and practice that. I have heard it before and think it it is the best thing to do right now.

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This video is pure Gold. Every piece of advice is valuable

The fingestyle its very difficult to make, i have been 12 years playing guitar, knowing a lot of cool things (in my opinion), but its very dificult to write it all in a pentagram... For example rithms with the cords (and using a open tunning), how can i whrite percussion all in the same plase...

Christopher Parkening. He has an amazing palette of tone colors with wonderfully expressive feeling in his playing. Perhaps one of the most overlooked guitarists. Everyone , please listen to some of his recordings, he will inspire you to play more beautifully.

I really wanted to love this guitar, I bought one planning to replace the steel string version from Journey but I had to send it back as it just wasn't loud enough to use without amplification

I love percussion

Him: 😏🎸 *Me clicking like multiple times to see the 1k to 1.1k trsnsition*

I used to play them AIMP as well, but after seeing Stanley yates in concert, I learned the MIAM. The thumb used on a trill also creates an uneven sound. Also worth mentioning is the IM pattern when each finger is dragged across two strings. Students should be encouraged to use trills very sparingly and tastefully.

It's been , I think , 1 month and I'm at 120 bpm. In the beginning my left hand was hurting a lot at the end. Now I feel like I've built some endurance. Felt like it's impossible to play at 140 bpm , now I know that I can , just need practice and time

Fretboard freedom isn't free? I went to the site and it asked 350 dollars 🥲🥲

Practice Carcassi op 60 lesson 4. Perfect for this type of playing. Great video 👍 subbed

Great job 👏🏻

Thanks 🎉🎉🎉

Please reorgnize the presentation. Such a good content presented in wrong manner.

I practice guitar to share happiness with those around me

Thank you. Really

Wow! This may help . Thanks

Bro whats those 2 chords you played at min 2 : 00

ah, I always move around from one string to another with my thumb and also cycle through 2-3 chords. that's what James Devon thought me, strum in various patterns, through various chords and I've applied the idea to tremolo and flamenco learning.

Excellent explanation, love from sri Lanka.

My why's To glorify God. I want to take my guitar and go sit on a beautiful place and play a melodious music. To make my parents happy.

Once I move my index finger to the next fret, I can’t even get the notes to ring out anymore. Also, when I move the index finger, the rest of my fingers slide involuntarily. And also, this really hurts my wrists. Any tips to avoid these 3 problems?

The question would be does this guitar with the reverb on sound as good as a 3000 dollar classical????

Flamenco has always used percussion

Thankyou !

Hello thanks for your video, I am wondering if guitar pro is able to notation rhythm like up down strumming?

Coldplay’s The scientist is a very nice song and a toturial I was learning with used percussion patterns and I had never learned percussive guitar, so I looked around for a tutorial that could help me learn and now I’m here.

Stéphanie jones for beautiful play

I love practicing. I have an hour blocked off everyday and I stick to it because it's guaranteed enjoyment for me. Every few months I remind myself that I'll be better than I was a year ago. I enjoy the process and I believe that I'm working on the right things

It has to be your passion, something you lose track of time with due to the fun you are experiencing…if guitar bores you while you play, it may not be your passion…not saying you can’t force the practice and inevitably get good, you will definitely progress, but it will always feel forced and grueling since it’s not what you really love or even find fun todo . Good luck 😊❤ I genuinely wish you the best 😊

Thank you!

Techniques are tools, and so are some of these people on these comments 😂, love it. I've never understood the hate on percussion, I think it's sounds amazing and sets pieces on fire. I'm trying to learn your arrangement of pixies - where is my mind, sounds so nice with the percussion, it carries the piece along nicely. But that's such a tough piece man!! I'm staying positive and consistent and I hope I get it soon 😁

Hey. Super thanks for this!! My issue is going from a slow speed to one that sounds constant. Will checkout your over vids now. Thanks again.