Using Backing Tracks to Greatly Improve (Patreon)
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Playing with a backing track is a great way for you to really take your playing to whole new heights. You can use it to practice both rhythm and lead, the two areas of playing. With rhythm in this lesson we will talk about how to practice different chord shapes, and how to rethink rhythm in general going past just strumming and fingerpicking to create a walking bass line that use chord shapes as stabs. After the rhythm learning we will jump into lead with exercises that practice scale shapes, timing, hammer ons, pull offs, slides, vibrato, bends, triplets and of course, the most important, phrasing. The idea is that you see how I use this particular backing track to practice and you apply the same ideas to your own playing and practice so you can improve and get better faster!
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- Chord shapes
- Rhythm
- Dynamics
- Arpeggios
- Phrasing
- Hammer ons
- Bending in pitch
- Slides
- Pull offs
- Vibrato
- How to practice
- Scales
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