suggestions anyone


G TaRiSt
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G TaRiSt
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04/14/2005 7:38 am
any finger excercises or things i could do to get my chord progression quicker. I know all the shapes of by heart i just cant progress through them when playing.
i am a beginner so any suggestions would be great.

Thanx
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crazywolf
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crazywolf
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04/14/2005 3:36 pm
Here is one that I have been using. I think it is working, and it works as a great way to warm up. If you want more help, just search this site.
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scott
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scott
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04/14/2005 6:08 pm
You ever notice that when you truly know where you are going next on the guitar, things become almost automatic? What I like to do is always think of the next chord while playing the current one. Let's say you have a simple progression of I-IV-V in "G" (G - C - D) and the chords change on each new measure (in 4/4 time) like so:

[FONT=Courier New]
G------C------D
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 [/FONT]

Now, if you think about it *when* you have to switch on the 1st beat of each measure, you'll always be late. Instead, I like to "mentally" position my fingers on the third beat of the prior measure.

Just my $0.02 :-)

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crazywolf
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crazywolf
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04/14/2005 7:13 pm
Originally Posted by: scottYou ever notice that when you truly know where you are going next on the guitar, things become almost automatic?

I thing it does help when you think about when the chord is going to be played instead of thinking about when you need to change your fingering. I totaly agree that your fingers almost naturally change when you concentrate on when the next chord is to be played.
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Guitarro777
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04/14/2005 8:43 pm
Just keep playing them over and over. Try differnt patterns too, you'll get faster in time.
Practice 8 hours a day and God Bless you.
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