Easily Play Difficult Guitar Licks

tomhess.net/Cor...
Learn how to go far beyond merely playing a few cool licks an learn how to master lead guitar playing the way you’ve always dreamed about. To get started, go to the page above right now and tell me more about your guitar playing and musical goals.

[@scottgul1915]

Tom, always enjoy watching your vids. Thanks from Scott and Brandon

[@pashred]

Cool advice! Never thought about this way of isolation myself. Thanks for the video!

[@DeeEm08]

Thanks a lot Tom, I hope your advice works for different techniques like e.g. alternate or directional picking as well, does it? Time will tell :)

[@rhettcutshaver3741]

+Dee Are Em Why wouldn't it work? Isolating problem areas is a very effective way of improving any technique.

[@DeeEm08]

Well, I don't doubt at all :) It's what I'm going through myself and we all know the feeling of making tiny-small steps if any at all, I guess?

[@juliodefreitas157]

Awesome video and thanks for sharing your tips 👍

[@nickkokenspargermusic8666]

I notice while your soloing your pinky will sometimes go up while not in use, did you have to strengthen it to make it come back to the fretboard as quickly as all your other fingers?

[@wakemarsoriole1234]

What arpeggio is that?

[@tomhessmusiccorp]

+Callum Campell ...It's an A minor triad (A C E) combined with an A harmonic minor scale.