Whether you’re a beginner, intermediate, or advanced guitar player, guitar tips are always welcome advice. No one is above learning new things about playing guitar, even the legends! So in this video I’m going to give you extremely valuable advice that may seem like beginner guitar tips, but they apply no matter what level you find yourself in. This is the kind of guitar help that if I had gotten it when I first started, I guarantee you I’d be 10x the guitar player I am today. And even though I’

There’s one simple guitar exercise that could more than double your guitar speed… Putting any solo within your reach, and you don’t need to be double-jointed or have insane finger strength to use it! In moments, you can prime your fingers for shredding on insane licks and riffs across the entire fretboard. This bad boy is addicting to play and makes for a mighty fine solo in its own right, and it’s the perfect go-to anytime you need to add some new juice to tired old solos. All you need is a gui

14K views · 506 reactions | Here's a four-note-per-string scale using mostly a 10-note motif on each string. I taught this in Chapter 9 of "137 Guitar Speed & Coordination Exercises". Played as 16th notes (or any multiple of four), the ten-note unit has a cool offset/displaced vibe. I'll drop the tab in my free tabs folder. Link below. | Chris Brooks Guitarist | Facebook

19K views · 211 reactions | Comment ‘3 note per string’ and I’ll send you tab & scale graphs  - Comment or DM ‘lesson’ to find out more about learning directly from me ‍ | Jack Wood Guitar | Facebook

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