Question About Legato Etude Lesson Options

[Spenser]

i have been playing guitar for about 4 years. my legato technique is pretty good but it feels sloppy. while using this video to learn and perfect it i realized that my left thumb posture on the neck was incorrect and while fretting the lower strings i would turn my left hand outward. now that i have corrected the posture and technique i feel much slower. should i continue to play with the incorrect technique or keep practicing with the fixed technique even though its slower?

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https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/solo-guit...o-etude-lesson/

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[Monica Gheorghev...]

Hi Spenser!


My advice is to keep practicing using the correct technique. You feel much slower now because you haven't gotten used to the "new technique" yet (the one step back, two steps forward rule). You have nothing to worry about. We've all been through it.


​Have a great day!

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[Spenser]

Hi Spenser!


My advice is to keep practicing using the correct technique. You feel much slower now because you haven't gotten used to the "new technique" yet (the one step back, two steps forward rule). You have nothing to worry about. We've all been through it.


​Have a great day!

okay! im sure continuing to practice the correct technique will be better for me in the long run. thank you

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[Monica Gheorghev...]

okay! im sure continuing to practice the correct technique will be better for me in the long run. thank you

You're welcome.
If you have more questions or you need help with the lessons, let us know.

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[Kristofer Dahl]

Very cool you found this antique lesson 😁

I agree with Monica, however best would be if we could see your technique.

We really don’t want you to spend time relearning the wrong way 👊

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[Spenser]

Very cool you found this antique lesson 😁

I agree with Monica, however best would be if we could see your technique.

We really don’t want you to spend time relearning the wrong way 👊

no worries! i corrected my form and now it is much better and i play more fluently now also i just noticed why you called the lesson antique! it was made when i was only 3 years old !!

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This post has been edited by Spenser: Jan 31 2024, 01:01 AM

[Kristofer Dahl]

Ok great!👊

And wow that’s really cool - this lesson is almost as old as you! Crazy how some skills are just timeless 😎

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