Coolest GUITAR exercises

[DuBciTY]

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grabe ang exercise ni michael angelo murag gi bali2x ang gitara...naa pud koy akong kaugalingong exercise kung mag gitara ko..

[rexter]

@dubcity - share sad dha bro... idol raba tka mo bass

[Micah]

@dubcity patudlo mi nimo sa bali bali exersice

[baliguat]

i know that micheal is ngilngig.... hehehehe faet pud oi... maka discourage tan awon oizzz..
@dubicity.... as in left and right handed ka sa gitara bai? wow... awsome... kuyaw kana?

[Micah]

Payter!

[baliguat]

micah makig one on one lang ko patudlo nimo bai.... kay paminaw nako maau jud kah....

[Micah]

micah makig one on one lang ko patudlo nimo bai.... kay paminaw nako maau jud kah....

well we can spare time alone para patudlo ko nimo bro

[baliguat]

hehehee... binuang man na imoha... bisan xa jud na maau

[Kclan]

Hanon... :mrgreen:

[landofjuan]

bai, i hope maka share ko maski gamay sa akong mga lessons.

Lesson #: 01
Lesson Type: Guitar
Lesson Name: Mastering your Fretboard: Note Locating
Lesson Level: Beginner
Artist/Instructor: Joshua Ryan P. Nerez
Tuning: E

* Soulution Music ©

s = slide
p = pull-off
h = hammer-on
b = bend
r = release
t = tap with finger
pt = tap with pick
pm = palm muting
st = staccato picking
sw = sweep picking
u = upstroke
d = downstroke
tr = tremolo picking
bar = whammy bar
~ = vibrato
ph = pinch/artificial harmonics
nh = natural harmonics
th = tap harmonics

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Hi, welcome to my first installment of my so-called, "Guitar Lessons".
I'm about to share with you a lesson I got from Joe Satriani, this is
literally for beginners, as for it thus focus on mastering your fretboard.
I just twisted some of his teaching thus transforming mine.

I don't have the illustration for the entire fretboard, so I'll leave it all
to you to get it.

Well, first I hope you have memorized the whole 12 notes; A,A#Bb,C,C#/Db,
D,D#/Eb,E,F,F#/Gb,G,G#/Ab. Thus making it the Chromatic Scale. Well for
starters, you just got your first scale.

To continue, I suggest getting a metronome. For those who don't know what
a metronome is, it is a device use for accompanyment in developing your
speed and accuracy on the guitar or any other musical instrument, you can
get it at your local music store. Or if you have a computer, download it
for free in some sites, just search it in google.

Now, at first this may seem awkward but as time goes by this'll be second
nature. Let's start at the A note. And let's just focus up to the 12th fret
since the 12th fret is the octave of the open strings that we have started.
Each tick of the metronome represents the asterisk character(*). I suggest
setting your metronome to 60 bpm or beats per minute.

e||---------5-*---------------------||
B||---------------------10-*--------||
G||-----2-*-------------------------||
D||-----------------7-*-------------||
A||-0-*----------------------12-*---||
E||-------------5-*-----------------||

That was easy isn't it? Now, increase the metronome speed to 65 bpm, everytime
I practice, I increase mine to 10 bpm, but for other cases, lets increase by 5's.
If you got it nailed, move it to 70 bpm, then another 75 bpm. Until you can't
achieve the speed that you just pulled.

The important thing to do is do it slowly, you may have heard this a lot
of times, but this is really the truth. Quality first! This develops coordination
and slowly practices your accents and dynamics toward picking.

Now, let's try A#/Bb. Start the metronome over till your desired speed until you can't
do it.

e||----------6-*-----------------||
B||-----------------------11-*---||
G||-----3-*----------------------||
D||------------------8-*---------||
A||-1-*--------------------------||
E||--------------6-*-------------||

After that, continue until you nail all the 12 notes. Do this as an exercise everyday
and you can't go wrong on mastering your fretboard. Well, that's it for now, I hope you
have an idea on how to memorize your fretboard as an exercise. 'Till next month, we still
have many more ideas on how to master your fretboard. Keep Slurrin'.