A few rules to follow with this exercise:
1) Keep your fingers on the fret board at all times. Don't "pick up and put down" any fingers.
2) Keep your fingers as close to the frets as possible. It'll be hard to do when you go to move finger 2 (middle finger) because it'll want to drag finger 3 (ring) with it.
3) This is a stretching exercise so sound is not that important. Don't get hung up on fret noise or if one string doesn't sound 100%. Get the fingers on the fretboard and just do it.
4) As the exercise progresses down the fretboard the harder it'll get because the fret spacing is wider. Hang in there.
5) Good luck!
3 comments:
Thanks for stopping by to comment Robert. Great blog! Keep up the good work, it's always great to see another blue blog pop up.
Get crankin' out the exercises and lessons, lord know I need 'em.
Hi Mad,thanks for the comments. why not tell me what area of the blues you'd like to work on and I'll custom make a lesson for you and post it.
regards,
robert
there's always been something about Muddy Waters' timing that fascinates me. Check out the tune "Lousiana Blues" to see what I mean.
I'm not sure how exactly to approach that style of blues...
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