Pentatonic Guitar Picking Techniques
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boy this camera just adds insult to injury for us lefty's,lol. I know,it's a right handed world.
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i think this is a new and fantastic style of teaching guitar , awesome job dude
thanks for sharing
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You yourself should practice more often on the other four boxes for the pentatonic, don´t you agree? (to uploader). Me too (Of course I agree with myself, I meant should practice).
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@rsothe3rd Completely agree... not with you. Instead of me writing any further, just read again what the uploader replied to you.
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Why are two of my hands playing guitar and the other two are typing this message...
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if your ascending in groups of four try starting with an upstroke followed by two downstrokes then two up strokes, two downstrokes etc... etc. Descending you start with a downstroke then two upstrokes and two downstrokes (reverse of ascending) Essentially you are saving yourself two strokes if you were to purely alternate pick a four note pentatonic lick.
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idk, substituting the middle finger might not be the best technique here. I can totally blaze this lick descending as fast as anyone (except maybe John Sykes) with just my index and ring finger during the middle part, so I know ascending that way just as fast is just a matter of time/practice.
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I can't catch what he's doing with the middle finger because of the camera angle :-(
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POV...This camera view is the greatest. It improves porn, too.
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Guitar Lesson With alfred Hitchcock Camera Angeling.. . Hmmmm
If you are going to use a substitute finger I feel work on using your pinky. If you are not used to playing with your pinky, I can take some practice. It will pay off and you will be a better player for putting in the effort.
rsothe3rd 6 months ago
@rsothe3rd I don't agree. Use a fingering that works best for you. I was trained to use my pinky and played with it for years until I realized I play much better substituting another finger. Many players, including Stevie Ray Vaughan, Eddie Van Halen, and Eric Johnson do most of their scale/solo work with three fingers.
GuitarMusicTheoryTab 6 months ago