Showing posts with label electric guitar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label electric guitar. Show all posts

Guitar Playing Tip #3 - How to instantly increase your speed


The first thing you need to realize is that learning to play fast is NOT about learning to “move your hands faster”.  It is much more about learning to make your motions smooth and efficient.    
Also, playing with thin gauge strings and low action (low height of strings from the frets), is NOT going to make you play faster.    
One of the things that will help you improve your speed is to focus on the synchronization, which is training your picking and fretting hands to work together.    
Even if you never developed the ability to move your hands any faster, you would still improve your maximum guitar playing speed by making your 2-hand synchronization more precise.  

And after you do synchronize your hands very well, any increase in speed for each hand will result in a much higher overall speed increase.    


Guitar Playing Tip 2 - How To Improve Your Guitar Playing When You Have Little Time To Practice

How to improve your guitar playing when you have little time to practice. 
 
Think about all the things that you have to practice in order to reach your musical goals. Some of things require that you  have a guitar in your hand (such as practicing string bending) and other things will not (such as fretboard memorization).   
 
You can learn, study, review or practice some things away from the guitar. When you do this you are able to spend 100% of your actual ‘guitar playing’ time on things that require you to physically play.   
 
For example, let's say you need to improve in these areas:   
 
Fretboard Memorization 
Aural Skills (ear training) 
Songwriting 
Improvisation 
Music Theory
Rhythm (timing) 
Various Guitar Techniques    
 

How to memorize the notes of the guitar fretboard

If you ask 10 guitar players what they do to try to memorize the fretboard, you may hear 10 different answers.


Fact is, most of these methods are probably pretty good, however, even the best of these are going to be limited in their ability to enable you to instantly recall notes, chord shapes, scales,
arpeggios, patterns etc. with zero hesitation…

Easily Learn to Play Electric Guitar


You can't learn to play any musical instrument if you don’t own one especially in the case of an electric guitar. 

So if you want to easily learn to play an electric guitar, you should find the perfect guitar to suit your playing style.