I'm not too bad at it.
But, I seem to lose my timing, and I can't seem to get back in it.
I mostly like to play lead, but rhythm as well.
Is there any exercise or something I can do to get better.
Please let me know
Timing problem
Hi, I have been playing guitar for some years now.
I'm not too bad at it.
But, I seem to lose my timing, and I can't seem to get back in it.
I mostly like to play lead, but rhythm as well.
Is there any exercise or something I can do to get better.
Please let me know
I'm not too bad at it.
But, I seem to lose my timing, and I can't seem to get back in it.
I mostly like to play lead, but rhythm as well.
Is there any exercise or something I can do to get better.
Please let me know
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okay here is one you should try!
Hunter is totally right, practice with a metronome. Plays the parts from the songs you want to learn along with the metronome set at the right BPM. Here is an exercise:
Pick a riff or a lick that is medium or above medium in difficulty (even hardcore if you want a challenge) and set the BPM to a manageble tempo, medium to fast tempo. Now keep playing this lick or riff for as long as possible, before you loose consentration and falls of the timing. Annoying exercise, but it really gives something to your playing!
Hunter is totally right, practice with a metronome. Plays the parts from the songs you want to learn along with the metronome set at the right BPM. Here is an exercise:
Pick a riff or a lick that is medium or above medium in difficulty (even hardcore if you want a challenge) and set the BPM to a manageble tempo, medium to fast tempo. Now keep playing this lick or riff for as long as possible, before you loose consentration and falls of the timing. Annoying exercise, but it really gives something to your playing!
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