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Post by Crayonman on Jul 15, 2004 16:17:09 GMT -5
Well I have recently learned to play Iron Man and How you have to play 2 middle strings at the same time just bugs me... I either only hit 1 or i hit too many... Is there a good exercise to help me with this???
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Post by Discordia on Jul 21, 2004 12:46:34 GMT -5
practice, practice, practice! lol
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Post by sparxx on Jul 25, 2004 5:16:25 GMT -5
Play slow to begin with and then pick up speed as you practice.  |
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Post by hardrockgrrl on Aug 23, 2004 23:14:41 GMT -5
practice some using only your fingers, not a pick
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Post by ScarletCris on Sept 8, 2004 18:59:55 GMT -5
Yes start slow! It's better slow and perfect than fast and sloppy! Also to help with your coordination, practice arpeggios (Playing a chord one string at a time) and string skipping exercises.  |
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tishu
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Post by tishu on Feb 23, 2005 19:17:46 GMT -5
if your only using two fingers right now, try to start using three and then four... i know it sounds hard, cause it is, but it helped me with a lot of that stuff i can play a lot faster too |
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joeyangel
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SHUT UP 'N PLAY YER GUITAR. . .Frank Zappa
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Post by joeyangel on Feb 25, 2005 18:00:26 GMT -5
I had the same trouble when I had to play certain strings when playing fold music on an acoustic guitar. I was just starting out and it was not easy finding certain strings. What I did was I looked at my hands and said to myself, "Play the low E, now the B, now the G" and so on. Then with my eyes still opened, I would mix up the strings. Once I had a real "Feel" for where I was going, I did this excercise with my eyes closed. Let the guitar become an extension of your hands and you'll get it.
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Danielle
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Ah my string broke.
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Post by Danielle on Apr 23, 2005 6:52:35 GMT -5
I can only suggest practice as well. You need to expand your guitar repetoire. ;D
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