A common question asked is how long until you're good on guitar? How much practice until I'm fast? Etc.
Well, there is no answer. There are too many varying factors involved to ever give a specific answer.
To help you gauge your progress, I invite you to write down what you do. For example: Let's say you have 3 exercises you are trying to get fast at. Write down what the exercise is, or name it, and then write next to it how fast you get on the metronome with the exercise. Every time you finish a practice session, write down your highest speed. This will give you a clear way of seeing how you're progressing. I invite you to only compare your progress to your own progress. In other words, don't compare yourself to others. We all have different factors that help develop us in becoming musicians. Even something like where you live, your family, your job, etc. can also make a sizable impact on how you can develop. As long as you stay persistent, practice daily, and just keep trying to improve, you will definitely improve. Only when you quit trying is when you will never make progress. Keep playing!
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![]() Metal and Rock Rhythm Guitar Crash Course
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Rhythm is the most important skill needed for any musician. Doesn't matter if playing rhythm chords is your goal, or playing insanely fast lead lines and solos, if your rhythm sucks, EVERYTHING suffers! You need solid rhythm in order to sound your best. This course covers how to play, read, and count various rhythms ranging from super basic to stupid challenging. In this course you will find: CLICK HERE to see a preview of how the course looks. This download will be a .zip file containing the following items: Use this search box to find a specific type of lesson. If you can't find what you're looking for send a message to john@milehighshred.com
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