This lesson is unfortunately for me, giving a lot of trouble with switching between chords.Especially G to C. The easiest transition is C to A7 and D7 to G is - not bad. Keeping up with the video at 1.0 speed I find myself being left behind mussing the first or 2 notes while I get my finger in position, even dropping the video to 0.9 is better but not perfect at all. Using a Metronome at 50, 60 - not bad but still fumbling getting my fingers in position and for a clean no distortion sound. I have been faithfully working on the for 7 days about 45 minutes each day.
I'm just curious at what point to move to the next lesson as my mind knows where my fingers must be but getting the fingers there is a challenge.
I had lessons where I moved on as I felt comfortable this one is rough for me.
Thanks,
Bob
Mike Olekshy1 week ago
Hey there - thanks so much for your question! It's okay to move on to the next lesson, but I would encourage you to continue to work on these chord changes for 5-10 mins per practice session. Steady and consistent practice of these chord changes is the only way to program your fingers and burn everything into your muscle memory. Keep going - you'll get there!!! Hope this helps!!
