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- Fingerstyle GuitarLEVEL 3In this fingerstyle guitar lesson we will see some right-hand arpeggios to improve our fingers dexterity and independence.
- String CrossingLEVEL 4Let's polish our alternate picking technique by deep diving into string crossing.
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- Metal RhythmLEVEL 5Let's focus on rhythm again, but this time we'll take a look at something faster.
- Right Hand RhythmLEVEL 1Basic strumming patterns to take you to the next level.
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kevvyg21st October 2008Hi, when alternate picking, should there be no movement at all from the thumb and forefinger - just from the wrist? I'm practicing like mad, but I find I have a certain amount of finger movement along with the wrist movement, up to a certain speed, when my wrist just does the whole thing, then at a faster speed, I have to play from the elbow. I sometimes feel like there's a 'brake' coming on at certain speeds, and I can't get past this 'limiter'. I hope you know what i mean - is there a way to break through this 'barrier'?! Keep practicing, I guess, and build it up very gradually?!
Thanks!
Danilo Capezzuto11th May 2008Thank you Pablo, glad to see you posting on my lesson!
Pablo Vazquez6th May 2008Nice lesson!
- Danilo Capezzuto4th May 2008
If you talk about my right hand the answer is no. I only rest the side of my hand to have an anchor and for muting strings! I hope you'll enjoy this series, feel free to contact me if you need. Bye
rmangini3rd May 2008I'm loving these exercises thanks a alot,
One question...When you pick do any of your fingers touch the strings when they are curled under? Does it matter if they do?
Dejan Farkas3rd May 2008Nice exercises
- Danilo Capezzuto3rd May 2008
Thank you guys. Thank you Hisham for the tread about my birthday!
Hisham Al-Sanea3rd May 2008usful lesson danilo.good job
Marcus Siepen3rd May 2008very nice
Gerardo Siere3rd May 2008NIc exercises therr
- Danilo Capezzuto3rd May 2008
Glad to see your posts guys, thank you!
Juan M. Valero3rd May 2008Another great exercice mate
Ivan Milenkovic3rd May 2008Nice one!
Nemanja Filipovic3rd May 2008Great lesson Danilo.
Joe Kataldo3rd May 2008Keep Them Coming
kyldeee3rd May 2008Nice!!!
Kizaze443rd May 2008This is really good for muting also - I've seen many posts about muting problems. This is a nice multi purpose lesson for control - thanks!
- Danilo Capezzuto3rd May 2008
Thank you Nick and at lights end!
at lights end3rd May 2008cool
Nick Kellie3rd May 2008great as ever
- Danilo Capezzuto3rd May 2008
Thank you so much guys!
Jerry Arcidiacono3rd May 2008Useful lesson Danilo.
Bogdan Radovic3rd May 2008Very nice one Danilo!
Muris Varajic3rd May 2008Useful stuff Danilo,thanks!
kaznie_NL3rd May 2008Nice exercise again!
- Danilo Capezzuto3rd May 2008
Thanks to you Kris! Glad you like this one Adel!
- Adel Alsayed3rd May 2008
thats a nice lesson
Kristofer Dahl3rd May 2008Thanks Danilo for these exercises!
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Hi it's Danilo here. Welcome to the fourth and last lesson about "Right Hand Basic".
Have you performed the last three lessons? Or you spent your time watching tv? Seriously, I really hope you have practiced the last lessons, because I really trust in this series.
In this lesson we'll add some skipping to the last lesson...when is never enough! Practice these exercises 30 minutes each day in alternative periods, with the lessons one, two and three. As you already know, practice slow and with the metronome, the only way to play clean and fast is to practice SLOW.
"John (Petrucci), what is the tip to become as good as you? Well, there's no tip, I have just practice a lot. PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE." See you next time.
Thanks to everybody.From this course:
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 `-`
