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World-famous guitarist and guitar instructor Tom Hess has released an online resource sharing secrets for how to play guitar faster.
In his online resource, Hess discusses about 5 unique ways that guitar players can become much faster while utilizing a technique called directional picking.
Hess says: ?Many guitar players use inefficient picking technique and it drastically slows them down. In many cases, directional picking will be the most efficient way to move from one note to the next. To master this form of picking, you must integrate alternate picking and sweep picking together.?
Hess goes on to explain more in detail how one can accomplish this: ?Make sure to mute the strings by laying your fretting hand on them. This keeps them from making noise while you pick. At first, simply work on picking open strings to get the correct motions down. Once you can do this, move on to playing 3 note per string chromatic patterns (example: playing frets 1 ? 3 ascending and descending on each string).
Hess also goes on to talk about improving one?s consistency with the technique through repetition: ?Before you can solidify a new habit, you must go through tons of repetition. Make sure you focus on using correct pick position, picking angle and strong articulation.? He concludes: ?Don?t just practice this technique in isolation, use it in all the scales you know.?
In Hess?s resource, he also discusses the importance of learning speed building strategies in order to become a faster guitarist in less time. He recommends that all guitarists work with effective guitar teachers with plenty of experience in order to reach their guitar speed goals.
Hess?s online resource about guitar speed can be found on his website along with various other instructional materials for guitarists.
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