How to Play Perfect Guitar Tremolo Technique

[@scottkleyla7752]

Hey thank you, on guitar practice break for just this technique-liked,subscribed,saved,shared as requested-1/03/2023INDIANA U.S.A.

[@dstrings4867]

Brilliant lesson as always. I still struggle with this due to hand damage at work. This video however, gives me the insensitive to keep practicing. Thanks again for the great videos.

[@latinguitarmastery]

Great to hear

[@DeutschlandGuy]

I don't mean to be insensitive... but don't you mean "incentive"?

[@wolfgangk1]

As always, thanks

[@DeutschlandGuy]

06:32 Loved someone yelling "yeaaaa" here.

[@evanwilliams8908]

Fantastic video. I had forgotten how great this technique sounds. I wonder how long it will take to learn to get it up to speed so it sounds like tremolo picking and not triplets.

[@latinguitarmastery]

Thanks Eric, I practiced it a lot in my second year of uni and it solidified pretty quickly. Once you get the technique and fluidity it only requires a bit of maintaining which is why I play recuerdos most days. I don't know what level you are but I would say using the technique I explained within a few months it should sound pretty good. Saying that some really great players have told me they still struggle with it.

[@kutitub7220]

Love this video.

[@mansouriidriss181]

Great vidéo 👏

[@latinguitarmastery]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@gertiholz3283]

At 4:58 you mentioned that there will be recommendation of easy tremolo pieces at the end of the video, but I could not find any.

[@latinguitarmastery]

A good piece to practice tremolo is Carcassi Study no 7 Op 25 (the A section) and also the famous Malaguena pattern where you play 3 Es rather than one. To be honest there aren't really any easy tremolo pieces because it's an advanced technique. Scott Tenant's Pumping Nylon also has some good tremolo exercises.

[@luigipaolini3696]

Carcassi n 7 op 60 👋

[@jonathanclark3392]

Great video subscribed 👍

[@latinguitarmastery]

Thanks

[@GuitSiva]

Nice dude.. 👍👏Warm cheers😊

[@moiseshernandez1273]

Te sugiero si puedes hacer una traducción al español en lo personal me ayudaría mucho. Saludos.

[@latinguitarmastery]

¿Intentaste usar los subtítulos en la parte inferior de la pantalla?

[@leoercole7133]

Great!! 😍

[@gennadidubrovsky3038]

good one. Can we get TABS?

[@AbiShafi]

I’m studying Recuerdos de la Alhambra at the moment, although I’m slowly getting there I get a kind of ‘panting’ with my tremolo. Is there any other tips you can give me other than what is already in the video? Brilliant video btw. 😎😎😎

[@latinguitarmastery]

Thanks Abi I’ll post some more tremolo tips, if you have an example of your tremolo for me to have a listen to that would help.

[@AbiShafi]

@@latinguitarmastery Thanks for that I forgot to subscribe ‘sorry’ rectified now so won’t miss any now, getting a sample to you may be problematic but never say never! I know my tremolo is uneven it seem to be my ‘i’ finger that’s causing the problem but I’m working on it with a metronome. Regards.

[@latinguitarmastery]

ok no worries, stay tuned for more content on tremolo

[@benamalipour4191]

have I been practicing Tromello, I think I have a good speed, but the sound I receive is not the same at all. How can I send you the video so that you can find my problem?

[@latinguitarmastery]

Sure send to [e-mail] and I’ll have a look 👍

[@somarellovolante3615]

at 3:47 when you say i,,, m,, i,,,m do i have to play the thumb at the same time of i ?

[@latinguitarmastery]

The right hand pattern is a-m-i-m with the thumb playing the same time as the a finger. It’s a good training exercise for the actual tremolo which is p-a-m-i . Hope that helps.

[@somarellovolante3615]

@@latinguitarmastery how many hours per day do i have to train,, how about the nails do i have to let them grow

[@latinguitarmastery]

it depends how proficient you want to become. They say 10,000 hrs will make a professional but you can be a good intermediate with a lot less than that. For nail length you might want to check out this video : kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3fTfaJofdl4a6M

[@somarellovolante3615]

@@latinguitarmastery my tremolo is still slow and it limps, i guess because the nails get stuck in the chord .......anyhow thanks a lot for your answer

[@rayfield1946]

Enjoyable

[@latinguitarmastery]

Thanks Ray

[@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504]

Guitar is off tune?

[@igorperic5232]

Hey :) I started playing tremolo in august last year. I reached 110 bpm. I feel stuck at this speed. How to raise it to 140, 150 for recuerdos or limosna por el amor de dios

[@latinguitarmastery]

Sounds like you've progressed really well in a short time. Admittedly tremolo can take a long time to master. To help my tremolo I would practice a -m - i - m with the thumb playing at the same time as the 'a' finger. It's difficult at first but it evens out the tremolo so that when you go back to p-a-m-i you'll see an improvement. Think smooth rather than speed. I might post something about this so stay tuned!

[@igorperic5232]

@@latinguitarmastery Thank you! I even tried (a-m) and (a-i) to practice by itself since this combinations have significantly less speed than (m-i).

[@Arriscraft]

I think that the melody sorry I know the melody is in the tremolo, I too play this piece

[@latinguitarmastery]

?

[@latinguitarmastery]

There are two melodies the top one in the tremolo and a supporting one in the thumb part.

[@drmdjones]

The thumb does NOT play a melody in tremolo; it is accompaniment.

[@latinguitarmastery]

it’s a secondary melody

[@josdurkstraful]

@@latinguitarmastery Well, it CAN be that but mostly it's arpeggiated chords.