Hey, i have a problem with my fingers :-). No actually it's the coordination between the right and the left hand that's mo good, i have bin told that chromatic excersizes are the only thing that can bring coordination bewteen the picking hand and the "playinghand". Does anyone have any other suggestions?

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/Mullis

Well, they say those boring excersices are good ...maybe they are =)
Just don't play anything that isn't fun. If you think a...for example...a speedy yngwie run is more fun to play, then practise that instead. Take it slowly and when the coordination between the two hands is good, then take it a little faster.

It's more fun to be able to play a blazing yngwie or vai lick fast, than be able to play that chromatic excercise fast, ins't it?

/Wide

So true, thanks for the tip dude

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Definatly those 1234 excercices and variations thereof are great, but I believe that if you really want to master something, blaze through a scale for instance, the best way to do that is to practice the scale.

If you want to be the best marathon runner, you use a treadmill, not use an excercise bike.

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"When you're a young, long haired guitarist, people don't take you seriously." - John Petrucci

I agree with James.

You'll be better off practicing scales in that you'll actually be able to use those in your playing. Chromatics are only so useful. The only time I play them is when I mess up playing a scale or a riff.

Thanks for all the replies !

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