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Kristofer Dahl9th June 2010What an excellent idea for an exercise Lian, I need this!
Bogdan Radovic9th June 2010Very good exercises! ![]()
Lian Gerbino9th June 2010thank you both guys!!!
glad you like this topic!
Adrian Figallo9th June 2010lian man, this is very useful!
Cingen9th June 2010I love you Lian!
Absolute tightness is my main goal to achieve on guitar^^
Lian Gerbino9th June 2010cool guys! glad you like it ![]()
Zsolt Galambos10th June 2010I love these kinda lessons! Great exercizes for both the picking and the fretting hand!
Well done, Lian!
Ivan Milenkovic11th June 2010This is the essence of practicing, well done Lian
Vasilije Vukmirovic12th June 2010Great etude, very interesting! ![]()
Lian Gerbino12th June 2010thank you guys ![]()
Sinisa Cekic13th June 2010Yeah,very important topic,it's my "favorite" daily exercise
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Christophe23rd August 2010This is my warm up routine ![]()
Still stuck with Sixteenth.. ![]()
Lian Gerbino30th August 2010thanks for the comments guys ![]()



This time I prepared an etude to include into your practice routine. This also can be used as a warming-up exercise. Basically, what we are looking is to develop our tightness.
What is "tightness"? Well, perfect playing is often referred to as "tightness". It doesn’t matter if you are playing 2 notes per second or 100 notes, the important thing is to play them perfectly.
So, for me, to play perfect, is to play every note in its place.
This exercise will help you to develop your skills going from quarter notes to sixteenth notes.
I hope you like this lesson!
Tempo: 110 bpm.
Scales: Chromatic scale
Guitar Tune: Standard
E|1st|---High string-----|
B|2nd|-------------------|
G|3rd|-------------------|
D|4th|-------------------|
A|5th|-------------------|
E|6th|---Low string -----|
I’ve used the POD xt to rec this lesson. You’ll find my presets on my board ;)
If you have any problems let me know.
Stay close! -
Lian