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Manu RASSE12th January 2019Amazing lesson
Many THX - I will post my take on REC Section Soon
Marcus Siepen26th September 2009great exercise, very useful, and some great legato playing with great melodies here.
Vasilije Vukmirovic1st September 2009Great exercise!
Sinisa Cekic1st September 2009Thanks a lot
Muris Varajic1st September 2009Simple and effective, great exercise Sinisa.
Jerry Arcidiacono31st August 2009Very useful lesson and great graphics too
Laszlo Boross31st August 2009Great lesson Sinisa!
Alexiaden9331st August 2009Bookmarked !
NoSkill31st August 2009A musical exercise! Awesome! This is a 'must do' lesson. Thanks, Sinisa!
- Sinisa Cekic31st August 2009
i,m glad you like it mates
Great exercise, but what I love the most about this lesson is how musical it is!!!
Wonderful backing!
What did you use for the choirs??? They sound great!
Thanks David,
that's Cakewalk TTS1, integral plug-in of SonarGreat lesson My pinky needs disipline!
Allthough, I think there might be a little mistake in the tablature on the third bar in video 4. You keep ascending in the video, but the tab shows 0-7-10-0-7-10, if that makes any sense =)
Thanks for notice Canis , gonna fix it 
Canis31st August 2009Edit: Never mind. The tabs seems to match fine with the main video ^^
- Canis31st August 2009
Great lesson
My pinky needs disipline!
Allthough, I think there might be a little mistake in the tablature on the third bar in video 4. You keep ascending in the video, but the tab shows 0-7-10-0-7-10, if that makes any sense =) 
David Wallimann31st August 2009Great exercise, but what I love the most about this lesson is how musical it is!!!
Wonderful backing!
What did you use for the choirs??? They sound great!
Sensible Jones31st August 2009Great stuff Sinisa!!!
Zsolt Galambos31st August 2009Wow! This excercise it so ueseful! And the whole arrangement is simply great
berko31st August 2009wow, those choirs in the background are really awesome! very nice and useful excercise! great chord progression too!
- Sinisa Cekic31st August 2009
thanks again guys
Bogdan Radovic31st August 2009Great lesson Sinisa!
kaznie_NL31st August 2009very cool animation, and... very cool exercise, very original!
Pedja Simovic31st August 2009Great lesson and concept Sinisa
Piotr Kaczor31st August 2009Very useful and beautiful Sinisa!
Ivan Milenkovic31st August 2009Cool exercise, and cool sounding at the same time.
- Sinisa Cekic31st August 2009
Thanks mates
Toni Suominen31st August 2009Very useful lesson.
Emir Hot31st August 2009Very nice exercise Sinisa. Great stuff
Stephane Lucarelli31st August 2009Cool lesson Sinisa - pinky exercises in a very musical way !
Bondy31st August 2009This is a great exercise nice one
fkalich31st August 2009I like it because it is physical, don't have to use my brain much. Most of the lessons strain my brain, it needs a break once in awhile.
Kristofer Dahl31st August 2009Wow what an exercise - absolutely love it Sinisa!
Pinkys never behave the way you want them to - I am annoyed as well!
- Lesson
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Hi GMC and welcome to my lesson on pinky exercise !
-I have always found that my pinkie is weaker than my other fingers !
-I'm really annoyed with my pinky finger because it's REALLY slow and glitchy !
These are statements that I hear very often from young guitarists,
beginners and even those of advanced players!Many beginners choose to use other fingers in situations that call for the pinky to be used. So let's try with some exercise to pump up your little finger and get it in shape!
This is not a simple exercise for your pinky!
In this song I've included more elements- melody with triplet arpeggios, so pay atention
on metrics and chord line, and to be a more interesting - use only your index and pinky fingers!This mini song is played on a B string only, so right hand is in action just to trigger the first note of the melody.
It might not be the prettiest looking exercise but if you play them you will get better.
It is a very useful stuff for building pinky strength. Use it often.Here it is :
4/4,130bpm
Chord progression-Em,B,Bm ,A,G6
GP file,tabs and backing tracks are included, so let's start practicing :)
Jump to start: Home or `s` , you can also click/tap the lesson part again (the numbers above player)
Go to next part: PageUP or End.
Volume: ArrowUp / ArrowDown keys
Go to any part: Number keys (combinations also possible)
Pause or play: `k` or space key
Fullscreen: `f`, esc to close
Increase / decrease speed : `+` or `-`
