New guitar practice routine for 2024 based on your goals

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@emilybrownmusicchannel588 9 ай бұрын

Thank you for posting this!! I can relate. For years, my goal was to learn enough songs to create a setlist and play in a coffee shop. Didn't happen. That goal was a little overwhelming for me trying to learn 10+ songs. In 2019, I had created a music channel. When the pandemic happened, my goal was to learn one song, upload it to KZbin. That's when I knew I had achieved learning one song and could move on to learning the next song to upload. That goal was much more manageable. Now I have a bunch of songs I know for setlist. If I ever have the time, I'll play them at a coffee shop. Makes me realize sometimes you have to adapt your goals so they are more manageable. Now on to 2024 goals using some of your ideas!

@wladimirtay69old 9 ай бұрын

Have a good fruitful day! You hear the music well and subtly! It's funny to say that my nephew wants to go on a tour of America. How he learned a few chords on his guitar. I think you're serious about the guitar.I am subscribed to your channel! Thanks! I'm already a grandfather, but I'm interested!

@dirtworshiper2800 10 ай бұрын

Recording myself hurts but I will start doing it again and will keep doing it to try and get better. Great info. Thanks.

@BigBUtah 9 ай бұрын

Thanks for another great lesson!! If there are any doubters, I can definitely confirm that recording yourself is super helpful, especially for electric. I have been recording loops with a DL4 and it's really helped me listen to and work on the details like palm muting. I would also add, that it's really important to play your songs by yourself instead of playing along with the songs. Having the music in the background covers up a lot of your mistakes, and you may not realize how bad you sound.

@RTVLD 10 ай бұрын

I'm a 40+ lefty, who (finally) picked up guitar since covid/lockdowns. Was a singer for years in a late 90's teen (grungy/nu-metally) band, but was never inspired to pick up that 'one dusty left handed Strat knock off' in the back of every store :) I am a teacher tho (kungfu is my game), and from one teacher to another: Your lessons are really good and inspiring. Tho I'm a rock and metal dude (in general) since my teens, I've been leaning heavily towards blues and western since trying to learn guitar (the RDR2 soundtrack might have had quite the influence). So your lessons on Black Keys renditions or old Junior Kimbrough/R.L. Burnside tracks are right up my alley :) Loved the Justin Johnson vid too! Thanks for all the content, have a great xmas!

@dmyerstc55 10 ай бұрын

Heath an awesome guidance for setting up 2024!

@davidpatrick1813 10 ай бұрын

Great... this helps .. I didn't know you folks had a camera in my "home studio" watching "how I play" and study .. thanks.. Also getting side tracked... whew.. sometimes I get mental deer in the headlights stupefied .. thinking "I have so much to do where do I start" ... which is a huge mind blocker.

@dandalgleish1137 9 ай бұрын

thanks - im really gong to try to take this on board. like all the very best ideas - it seems obvious once it has been pointed out. very helpful

@dieselman7453 9 ай бұрын

Thanks my man happy Christmas to you and your family I’ve got a lot out of your videos thanks from Ireland 🇮🇪.. a good breakdown tutorial of babys coming home would be great .. thanks for everything take care .. Brian Ireland 🇮🇪🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

@51skibum2 10 ай бұрын

Great lesson. You've really laid it out there. It's exactly what everyone needs to hear, but dreads hearing. Guess I'll have to record something tonight.

@jimsliverootsculturemusic 10 ай бұрын

This could be your best session ever, along with your warning that making the same mistakes over and over trains the brain to always make them.

@FeedbackGuitarAcademy 10 ай бұрын

Thanks- Yes this is from great advice that Ive received from my teachers too! It helped me out and Im happy to share it! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@bustov75 10 ай бұрын

Really good tipps!!! thank you Heath!!

@FeedbackGuitarAcademy 10 ай бұрын

My pleasure! I hope that its helpful for you! I appreciate you watching and commenting all the time! It means a lot to me and Im happy that its helping you!😁

@vaxxedfilms7477 10 ай бұрын

I used to never practice with a metronome but now i cant practice without it - good vid wise advice

@nickofthenorth 10 ай бұрын

I am not semi- retired or retired and like gentleman you speak of I have been playing for a long time, mostly classical and finger picking style but one day about 4 months ago I decided I'm going to go all in and also transition to electric. Since then Im up at 5, play 2-3 hrs before work and then about 2 hrs after work. My goal is basically guitar fluency. Play anything I want of other peoples music, but more importantly to create my own. I can write a beautiful ambient piece one day and a super heavy metal piece the next. I think of Robert Johnson sometimes and the myth that he was only able to reach his heights by making a deal w the Devil. That myth has since been applied in our culture to anyone who goes from bad to extraordinary in a short amount of time. But I think I also heard that he went to juke joints and was not good and couldnt hold an audience so he just became determined so he shut himself up for about 2 yrs and practiced day and night and when he emerged he had surpassed the best of his day so people assumed it was dark forces. I think he just worked his ass off, which anyone can do if they are really serious, but most don't.

@JTB-- 9 ай бұрын

Great advice. I tried using a Thumb pick and just couldn't get the feel with it. Pick feels so foreign compared the using the thumb

@lurkiandanti367 9 ай бұрын

I bought an Ibanez RGRTB621 is that a good starter guitar??

@nixternal 10 ай бұрын

What kind of KZbin teacher are you? Obviously you haven't grasped the fact you are supposed to put out tabs for Christmas songs, and cover the same 10 songs this year, that were covered last year, and the year before, and....You get the idea. No, you would rather teach something that I am working on for 2024. Dude this was awesome! I hope you got past the sarcasm in the beginning and made it this far. I journal my practice & I am working on my 2024 plans & goals. This is the type of stuff I love to see. Thanks so much for this video, amazing session brother! Happy Holidays!

@FeedbackGuitarAcademy 10 ай бұрын

haha Glad you liked it! Happy Holidays! Wish you the best on your goals for next year! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@nickdrewitt2621 10 ай бұрын

I couldn’t agree more - absolute new fave guitar teacher. I’m gradually working my way back through all your videos. I’m already improving my timing with your metronome lesson 🎉

@MrJudo2go 10 ай бұрын

Excellent information. If you're not use to 3 hours of practice, personally I can say all you will get is sore fingers and hands at the least. Or a bad case of lateral epicondylitis, tendons or guitar elbow. I wanted to try to make up for missed time and was doing 2 hour practice sessions and I had tendonitis for over a year. My advice is don't do it.

@FeedbackGuitarAcademy 10 ай бұрын

Thanks- I agree. Its better to have shorter sessions with more focus when you're learning something new and then just play your easy and fun stuff after. Thanks for watching and commenting!