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New Year Practice Strategies (Patreon)

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2022-01-01 18:20:19
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Happy New Year all! Hope everyone had a good holiday season. I thought I'd kick off this year with a few thoughts on things to practice in 2022. Not every idea is going to be right for you, but I hope you find one or two interesting and inspiring things to try. Here's the link - 

https://youtu.be/24we8_667OQ

No tabs etc. for this one as most of the ideas are quite general. For a collection of useful guitar exercises you might like to revisit last year's New Year video - 

https://youtu.be/w-cQRr4nI1U

Hope you find the video helpful. Speak next week,

Adrian

Comments

Steve Holderness

Really interesting video with some great ideas to help with developing your guitar skills. Id describe myself as a basic intermediate guitarist and the biggest problem I have with practice is knowing what I should work on in the limited time I have each day. As I become aware of more and more techniques and theory it just seems to overwhelm me as it makes me feel like I should know all of it. What would be your advice on the KEY things that should be in your daily practice to help develop as a guitarist?

Fin

Hey Adrian, thanks for all the great lessons in 2020. Hope you have a good new year!

Jeff Sims

All excellent advice, but in particular couldn't agree more about the benefits of recording your playing. A decent USB microphone is less than $200 and there is some good free software around (Audacity or Garageband for Macs). It has made a huge difference for me recently. Even learning to use a looper can be a real eye (ear?) opener.

Aaron Deas

Thank you for the refocus Adrian. My new years resolution is to use my looper and metronome regularly and to learn the fretboard even better. I took your advice awhile back and started focusing of the fretboard and it has really opened up my playing. Onward!