Learning Rock Star Posts: 7.676
Joined: 14-June 08
From: Odense, Denmark
I made a similar video some years back, but have since deleted the video from youtube and elsewhere, so I decided to shoot it again, as I got fairly decent response from it. Anyway:
We all know it's important to get warmed up before jumping into playing more difficult things. This is one way of going about it, and it will warm up both your left and right hand, as well as getting some work in on finger independency and synchronization. It goes through the 24 different permutations of the classic 1-2-3-4, each round starting from the 9th fret position moving down to the 1st fret position.
GMC:er Posts: 25.297
Joined: 23-December 09
From: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
I'm digging it May actually borrow some bits for our next vid chat!! Very cool stuff One thing to remember on youtube is that most folks watch for about two minutes before clicking on. 7 minutes is a very long vid. You may consider doing just one example and making it a vid? Or maybe two quick examples? Just something to thing about Also for the talking bits, it would be good to see your face, not a "must do" thing but generally a good idea, just bend down a bit to get in frame Keep making these!!
Learning Rock Star Posts: 7.676
Joined: 14-June 08
From: Odense, Denmark
Borrow whatever you feel like borrowing And thanks for some of the advice. I'll keep it in mind. I made this video specifically so people could play along while practicing. I've not seen too many of those on youtube.
Keep making these!!
