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Vinod Saranga31st August 2008Great Excercise David
I love the drum rolling in intro.May I know what did you use?
Nick32529th August 2008nice
David Wallimann26th August 2008Thanks folks!
I love those kind of exercises too. I'd love to work on yours as well. Any suggestions? :-)
Marcus Siepen26th August 2008aweseme lesson, I will for sure practice this one
Ian Bushell26th August 2008Thanks alot David! Really dig dexterity exercises, and this one is melodic to:)
Danilo Capezzuto26th August 2008Great warm-up exercise! Need more!
Guitarist1625th August 2008wait never mind i just listened to the backing track. but still awesome lesson.
- Guitarist1625th August 2008
i love the tone its very synth-y. how did you get this tone?
Gerardo Siere25th August 2008Great excercise, we need some about fingers vertical stretching!!!
sigma725th August 2008thanx David! I needed some
thing like this because my fingers are all over the place haha
Lian Gerbino25th August 2008really cool licks! useful!
Matt2325th August 2008Looks very useful david. I'll definitely try this.
kaznie_NL25th August 2008Thnx David!!
Nazgul25th August 2008Gonna try this out.
kyldeee25th August 2008Awesome
Emir Hot25th August 2008Very useful
Bogdan Radovic25th August 2008Excellent workout David!
Nemanja Filipovic25th August 2008Great lesson David.
Ivan Milenkovic25th August 2008Very interesting patterns
RIP Dime25th August 2008Love it.
Juan M. Valero25th August 2008Love this kind of warm-up exercises !!!
bubbalicious25th August 2008great lesson as usual thanks really useful
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Playing the guitar requires much discipline and hard work. There is no other secret but to practice slowly with patience and discipline.
Today's lesson is very demanding, yet very rewarding if done on a daily basis. This lesson can be divided into 5 different levels, each one of them focusing on developing finger independence on the left hand.
Work very slowly and analyze all your movements making sure that you are using the right fingers and that you are eliminating all he superfluous movements.
Be patient and serious, this exercise is one of the most rewarding if done correctly.
Enjoy and work hard!
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