 This was given to a student who wanted to focus on shapes 2 and 5 of the pentatonics. He had been working on different phrases and note patterns to help with his guitar solos. This pentatonic run uses the Eric Johnson Descending Groups of Five. CLICK HERE to Download the Guitar Pro Tab for this lesson. Looking for more in-depth instruction and guided training?
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 This was given to a student to work on single note playing in a syncopated rhythm. The count/rhythm for this is: 1n-n-n4- 1-2n-n-n -n2-3n-n -n-n3-4n 1------- CLICK HERE to Download the Guitar Pro File for this lesson. Looking for more in-depth instruction and guided training?
Start a 7-day free trial on Patreon and get access to over 100 unique lessons, multiple training programs, tabs, and Guitar Pro files. You can keep any Guitar Pro files you download during your trial. CLICK HERE TO START YOUR FREE WEEK  This was given to a student to help him get a feel and understanding of a more challenging rhythm he would soon be working on. This etude plays one note three times, another note three times, another note just two times, and this pattern repeats throughout all of the etude while going back and forth from the Low E string to A string and back. All notes are 16th notes, and you could count this as 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 His goal speed for the week was 95 BPM, but you can play this at any tempo you feel is best for you! CLICK HERE to Download the Guitar Pro Tab for this lesson. Looking for more in-depth instruction and guided training?
Start a 7-day free trial on Patreon and get access to over 100 unique lessons, multiple training programs, tabs, and Guitar Pro files. You can keep any Guitar Pro files you download during your trial. CLICK HERE TO START YOUR FREE WEEK  This was given to a student to help him get a feel and understanding of a more challenging rhythm he would soon be working on. This etude plays one note three times, another note three times, another note just two times, and this pattern repeats throughout all of the etude. All notes are 16th notes, and you could count this as 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 His goal speed for the week was 110 BPM, but you can play this at any tempo you feel is best for you! CLICK HERE to Download the Guitar Pro Tab for this lesson. Looking for more in-depth instruction and guided training?
Start a 7-day free trial on Patreon and get access to over 100 unique lessons, multiple training programs, tabs, and Guitar Pro files. You can keep any Guitar Pro files you download during your trial. CLICK HERE TO START YOUR FREE WEEK  This was given to a student to help him get a feel and understanding of a more challenging rhythm he would soon be working on. This etude plays one note three times, another note three times, another note just two times, and this pattern repeats throughout all of the etude. All notes are 16th notes, and you could count this as 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 His goal speed for the week was 110 BPM, but you can play this at any tempo you feel is best for you! CLICK HERE to Download the Guitar Pro File for this lesson. Looking for more in-depth instruction and guided training?
Start a 7-day free trial on Patreon and get access to over 100 unique lessons, multiple training programs, tabs, and Guitar Pro files. You can keep any Guitar Pro files you download during your trial. CLICK HERE TO START YOUR FREE WEEK  This is a Drunken Gallop etude in D minor, given to a student with a goal speed of 120 BPM. You can work on this at any tempo you feel is best for you! The rhythm/count for this is 1e-a2e-a3e-a4e-a CLICK HERE to Download the Guitar Pro File for this lesson. Looking for more in-depth instruction and guided training?
Start a 7-day free trial on Patreon and get access to over 100 unique lessons, multiple training programs, tabs, and Guitar Pro files. You can keep any Guitar Pro files you download during your trial. CLICK HERE TO START YOUR FREE WEEK  This was given to a student to help with a rhythm I like to call a "drunken gallop". The count/rhythm for this is 1ena2e-a3e-a4e-a The etude is in D minor. He had a goal speed of 120 BPM for the week, but you can play this at any tempo you feel is best for you! CLICK HERE to download the Guitar Pro Tab for this lesson. Looking for more in-depth instruction and guided training?
Start a 7-day free trial on Patreon and get access to over 100 unique lessons, multiple training programs, tabs, and Guitar Pro files. You can keep any Guitar Pro files you download during your trial. CLICK HERE TO START YOUR FREE WEEK  Gave this to a student to help them get a better feel for a rhythm I like to call a "drunken gallop". The rhythm/count for this is 1ena2e-a3e-a4--- His goal speed for the week was 120 BPM. You can try this at any tempo you feel is best for you! CLICK HERE to download the Guitar Pro Tab for this lesson. Looking for more in-depth instruction and guided training?
Start a 7-day free trial on Patreon and get access to over 100 unique lessons, multiple training programs, tabs, and Guitar Pro files. You can keep any Guitar Pro files you download during your trial. CLICK HERE TO START YOUR FREE WEEK  Gave this to a student to help them feel the rhythm in beats 2 and 4. That rhythm is what I call a "drunken gallop". The four 16ths notes in beats 1 and 3 are to help establish how everything should be spaced. The count is 1ena2e-a3ena4e-a 120 BPM was his goal speed for the week. YOU can work on this at any tempo you feel is best! CLICK HERE to download the Guitar Pro File for this lesson. Looking for more in-depth instruction and guided training?
Start a 7-day free trial on Patreon and get access to over 100 unique lessons, multiple training programs, tabs, and Guitar Pro files. You can keep any Guitar Pro files you download during your trial. CLICK HERE TO START YOUR FREE WEEK This was given to a student who wanted to focus on Shapes 5 and 2 in the Pentatonic Scale. These short bursts of notes were given so he has something to work up to a fast speed to add some flash to his guitar solos. CLICK HERE to Download the Guitar Pro Tab Looking for more in-depth instruction and guided training?
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