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Guitar Trick Shot! Master Pentatonic Scales with 3 WEIRD Shapes (Easy Tutorial)

Thumbnail of Ricky ComiskeyBy Ricky Comiskey
Electric Guitar

Mastering Fingerstyle and Walking Fingers

This lesson focuses on developing your fingerstyle technique, specifically the "walking fingers" approach. We'll explore how to smoothly transition between notes using independent finger movements, creating fluid and expressive melodies.

Understanding Scale Patterns

We will utilize pentatonic scales as the foundation for our exercises. Learning to connect pentatonic patterns across the fretboard is crucial for developing fluency and improvisation skills. We'll cover various shapes and patterns, including the box pattern and triangle patterns, to build a comprehensive understanding of the fretboard.

Exercises and Practice

The lesson will include a series of exercises designed to improve your finger independence, coordination, and accuracy. These exercises will progressively increase in difficulty, challenging you to apply the walking fingers technique across different scale patterns and positions. Regular practice is key to mastering this technique.

Intermediate to Advanced Application

While suitable for intermediate players, the concepts and exercises can be adapted and expanded upon by more advanced players. The focus on efficient finger movements and pattern recognition is applicable to various genres, including rock, blues, and beyond.

Remember to practice slowly and accurately at first, gradually increasing speed as your proficiency improves. Focus on clean transitions and consistent tone.

  • Technique

    fingerstyle, walking fingers, scale patterns

  • Musical Theory

    pentatonic scale, major third

  • Style

    rock, blues

  • Duration

    4:26 min

  • Views

    3465

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