All language subtitles for 007 Getting it to Feel Right.en

So when playing guitar, we always want to be as relaxed as possible and we want the thumb to be as

relaxed as possible when we're playing these these thumb picking patterns.

So practicing with a metronome is a great idea.

Working at a really slow tempo, as slow as

I know, it's monotonously boring and it doesn't sound very musical.

But when we add things like.

The time we've spent training that thumb to be really independent of the fingers and a really reliable.

Accompaniment to to our finger picking rolls, rolling patterns.

That's a really, really great thing to spend time working on.

So practice getting the muting to be really in the sweet spot of not being too dead like that and not

being too late.

It's just sounds a little bit uncontrolled, you want it to just sound like that nice and sneaky

and like I said, using a metronome is a great, great thing to do.

I do it all the time.

So in the next session, we're going to look at some fingerpicking patterns and working, incorporating

the fingers as well as the thumb pick to create some some nice continuous rolling patterns that we can

practice over a variety of chord progressions.