The longest time I had taken off from playing was like a day from the time I started playing guitar at all :eek: I have to admit that on those days then I play only a short period of time, the next day its easier to play, and yeah... it really is better to play only for so long 'till you feel you had enough. For me its like one and a half hours or two or sometimes even more.

So I got a problem on relearning the minor arpeggio. Let's say I starting on the 6th string 5th fret with the index, then the pinky on the 8th, the ring finger on the 5th string 7th fret then again the pinky on the 4th string 7th fret and there it happens. When I'm freting the 7th fret on the 4th string with my pinky I'm somehow releasing the ring finger too slow and thus get fret buzz. This pisses me really off, I'm struggling with this for like half a year. (I play guitar longer that one and a half years) I had a problem with releasing the pinky and making the string to ring out when passing downwards a the fretboard and it wasn't much of a problem to relearn that (I believe it took me like 2 or 3 weeks, I remember it went quick and easy by just playing slow and carefully), but this isn't going anywhere. i play the minor arp as slow as possible and really careful but just won't work. I started to pay more attention the major arp after I was messing with the minor arp, but now its coming to a point were I'm slowly starting to play the major arp better than the minor. :confused: Did someone had a similar problem? Could someone tell me what the hell to do :( I really starting to hate it. For now it's the only real problem I can't get through with, except barre chords, thats because I'm lazy play 'em, but it's getting better.