Hi, I am an absolute beginner. Just curious to know how to follow your videos, so that i can learn complete guitar. I just found your videos interesting.
Hello! I'm a firm believer that the key to playing guitar mindlessly is to get away from playing things at your own speed and to try to keep up with something like a metronome or drum track. I noticed a lot of my students have a hard time doing that by themselves, but can keep up a lot better when I play along with them. So I'm trying to simulate that experience but with a youtube video. So far, there are 3 levels (Level 1: Green, Level 2: Blue, Level 3: Yellow). I have each level separated into different skills (dexterity, chords, strumming, etc.). If you want to start from the beginning, check out the playlists and try anything from Level 1. I would do the exercises in each playlist in the order they appear, but you could jump around different skills. The beginning stages of learning an instrument are tough because you have develop a lot of muscles and flexibility in your hand that you would normally have no need to develop, so treat the first year of practice like working out at the gym, then after you develop your hands it will be a lot more fun (and quick) to try learning songs and riffs. Just try not to get burned out and enjoy the journey! I'm glad you found the videos useful, let me know if you have any other questions! \m/
Thank you for the reply. I have just started from level 1. I will let you know, if I face any difficulty. Thanks once again. Just keep posting the videos.
For a beginner kind of guy wanting to learn Pentatonic scales, I think your presentation method is one of THE best I've seen. Great job.
Wow! Thank you! Considering how many videos there are on the topic I don't take that lightly. I'm glad you found it helpful!
Hi, I am an absolute beginner. Just curious to know how to follow your videos, so that i can learn complete guitar. I just found your videos interesting.
Hello! I'm a firm believer that the key to playing guitar mindlessly is to get away from playing things at your own speed and to try to keep up with something like a metronome or drum track. I noticed a lot of my students have a hard time doing that by themselves, but can keep up a lot better when I play along with them. So I'm trying to simulate that experience but with a youtube video.
So far, there are 3 levels (Level 1: Green, Level 2: Blue, Level 3: Yellow). I have each level separated into different skills (dexterity, chords, strumming, etc.). If you want to start from the beginning, check out the playlists and try anything from Level 1. I would do the exercises in each playlist in the order they appear, but you could jump around different skills.
The beginning stages of learning an instrument are tough because you have develop a lot of muscles and flexibility in your hand that you would normally have no need to develop, so treat the first year of practice like working out at the gym, then after you develop your hands it will be a lot more fun (and quick) to try learning songs and riffs. Just try not to get burned out and enjoy the journey!
I'm glad you found the videos useful, let me know if you have any other questions! \m/
Thank you for the reply. I have just started from level 1. I will let you know, if I face any difficulty. Thanks once again. Just keep posting the videos.