You are my favorite guitar professional in the current WORLD. I am ancient and working on guitar very slowly compared to others that are sticking with it. However I salute you as a career military. I respect and appreciate you.
Hi Marco, you make guitar playing sound really interesting, simple and beautiful. scales don't have to be practiced mechanically. They can sound beautiful and yes, it is practice for the mind too so that one can be creative. I totally agree with you buddy. Thanks a lot for this video. Your other videos on beautiful sounding simple chord progressions are awesome too. :)
Hi Marco hope all is well. Was looking for a warm-up exercise & looked for you 1st & thank God for you having one!!! Thank you keep up the good work 👏 bravo 👏 great 3 in one exercise... 🎶 🎵
Thanks for the knowledge... I always find it bored while practicing mechanically which eventually make me stop practicing... This is really helpful to motivate me to keep on practicing...
tell me if I understood correctly. you start practicing with EMaj scale variable. then you switch to chords. what relationship do those chords have with the EMaj. scale? or is the chords exercise separate from the Emin scale? thanks for your answer. Vny; - )
I have been watching your tutorial videos for quite some time. I understand that they are not for beginners as you seldom use the conventional chords shapes in your tutorials. I wish to follow your tutorials but when I see those non-conventional shapes while you play them so beautifully, I simply give up.
I am a beginner to. I recommend you to play chords with finger style . Play straight first and once your finger get used to it change strings. It really helps. I started to play guitar during quarantine and I can say that I improved a lot. And practice everyday , try to do faster. Your muscle memory will recognize and one day you won’t even have to look at your fingers while you play.
