Right Hand Tirando Exercises (same string) - Guitar Tutorials #7
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- In this video we are going to be looking at establishing the perfect right hand technique when playing the guitar. We will cover Tirando free stroke techniques.
This technique will prove to be the building blocks on which to base all of your guitar playing for the future. It will ensure a good tone and secure placement of the fingers on the strings and help those of you who are just starting out and others who are looking to improve those flaws in your existing techniques.
This video is part of a series of tutorials on the most essential techniques in learning to play the guitar.
With over 30 years of experience, I have decided to compile all the most important techniques into individual video lessons.
I will help guide you through every step of the way, giving you the advice that was passed on to me by my tutors, and that I have discovered works best in over 30 years of teaching all age groups.
The subjects we will cover include;
An Introduction #1
• How to play the Guitar...
• Sitting Position and posture #2
• Guitar Sitting Positio...
• Left hand technique #3
• Left Hand Technique - ...
• Left hand exercises #4
• Left Hand Exercises - ...
• Right hand technique #5
• Right Hand Techniques ...
• Right hand exercises #6
• Right Hand Apoyando Ex...
Each video will be concise and cover just the important information that will allow you to follow me step by step, and ultimately retain the information to ensure a secure technical foundation on which to build your guitar experiences.
If you are looking to buy a guitar then please do check out my videos on “A beginners guide to buying the right guitar for you.”
• How to buy the right g...
And “How to check a guitar before buying.”
• How to check a guitar ...
I don’t expect all of my students to want to become professional musicians, but I do love hearing from past students who tell me that they still play their guitars nearly every day, either to destress, to their kids, at parties, or just for the sheer pleasure of it!
Surely that’s what it’s all about?
So, come on, leap in and let me help you on your journey to learning to play the guitar.
For further information please check out my websites:
www.keepingguitar.co.uk
www.keepingmusic.co.uk
that's what i have been looking for, thank you so much.
Glad I could help!
Thank you for this series! I've been working through a book of exercises and feeling frustrated that I couldn't achieve the tone I wanted. I'm a beginning guitarist, and these exercises are helping me so much.
You're so welcome!
great stuff!
Thank you. Glad this helps/
Amazing video! These exercises will really help me improve my technique. Thank you!
Great to hear!
great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
At 9:41 did you mean to say tirando rather than apoyando?
I beg your pardon. Well spotted. You are very correct.
How fast have people gotten with index/middle finger
That's a good question. i would like to know how people are getting on too. My students have found that their speeds are improving considerably.
Excellent teaching. I have a good and clean _tirando,_ even the speed is good. But my problem is that the fingers of my left hand can't keep up with the speed of my right hand's fingers 😯
I have done a video on combining the left and the right hand, and this should cover your issue. Good luck. Do get back if you need anything else.
@@AndrewKeeping Thank you Andrew. I will get to it. Much appreciated.
Whats the diffrence between this and tremolo may i ask
Tremolo uses the thumb (p) as the starting bass note followed by a,m,i . This pattern i have demonstrated here is similar but also has uses in faster scale runs wit i and m, m and a, i and a and imam.
I have really short nails, is it essential to use your nails, can I not just use my fingertips?
You can absolutely just use fingertips instead.