amazing lick in the beginning.

Muting well takes it to another level

See I kinda did the opposite. I moved on quickly and perfected what I was working on WHILE learning the next thing. Usually learning the next thing would make the last thing I learned make more sense. Learning that way actually made me learn incredibly fast where I can now play things that people who have been playing way longer than me can’t play. Plus it caused my knowledge of guitar in general to increase a lot too

I will pick a monthly - 90 day "project" to keep practicing on!

This is deeper than guitar!

Excellent point 👍🏼 mindset is so important to overcome the constant feeling of frustration as we level up we’re always “beginners” again. Keep enjoying the process to stay passionate 😇😍

Claus !!!.... You are great !!!... Cheers mate !!!!... So helpful 😃 !!!...

If you can play melodic patterns on the scale shape that means you probably already have it memorised that's true. But its the root notes and octaves that should be practised over and over because this helps you understand the arpeggio shapes for major, minor and the other modes. You can learn the shapes quite fast but all the various route notes for all the modes on all those shapes takes much longer and is 100% worth practising! Especially in pentatonic and natural major/minor and their modes.

What do you think of Jerry Carcia's soloing?

Thanks, clau! Never underestimate the power this kind of exercise can have. I was taught this years ago, and not by anyone famous, mind you. But it was so eye-opening. Just like this should be to others. Good stuff 🤘

Depends on what your goal is.

how do u count them if they're so random ? that's my problem i can do this but when i do i don't listen to the rhythm like u going 3 ups and 4 downs that's 7 notes how do u sync it in for 32 or 16 notes ?

Love your content keep it up!

very true. Its like saying “ive been walking for 30 years, how cant I do a backflip already?”

I do not fear the man who has practiced 10,000 riff one time. I fear the man who has practiced one riff 10,000 times 😅

Saving this one!

this advice is really helpful, tysm

It's really fun doing this with Shawn Lane's pentatonic fingerings and rhythmic groupings

Thanks! I have the worse habbit of playing solos with the metallica patern i learned as a kid. 135 357 578 78-10 ..10-8-7 875 753 531 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 🤘

Great video!

"like an idiot". You know me far too well. haha. This type of 'stair stepping' is my daily noodle practice. I try to throw in some chord shapes as well.

I noticed at around the 5:30 mark, your right hand was barely moving so the left hand was doing most of the work with hammer-ons/pull-offs. 😎

This is wisdom. Knowing what the situation calls for, rather than setting techniques aside entirely.

Love the look of the guitar. Love the colour! Love the technique.

That drum Exercise you talked about really helped

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I was expecting a chill vid and then he hit me with the fuckin most intense "BY MY PICKING COURSE RIGHT FUCKING NOW" and it scared me. loved the vid thou lol

Why does that make sense, ive gotta try that

That applies to anything and everything.

Wow this is top class advice

I will remain OBSESSED with Discovery on the Guitar! I will value LEARNING(being a beginner agin) over ego with My Guitar!