Guitar Studies And Exercises Part Ver 1 by Exercises And Studies Corrected
Exercises And Studies Corrected - Guitar Studies And Exercises Part ver 1 guitar tab
Random Exercises and Studies Part 1
For blues and other genres, and great for getting to know the finger board.
By JumpAndRide
portions are tablature from Buckethead songs. ITS ALL ABOUT the kfc!
sound bytes will be made available for each lesson. I will post links when they are done.
these are various exercises I use.
very basic to start, each part will become more complex and involve more.
number 1 thing, when practicing, you must know what to practice, and how to practice it.
2, this is just a basic guideline on things that can be used during practicing.
3, do not only play each figure out one or two times, i play these for as long as i have to.
4, DO NOT practice using distortion, you cannot hear mistakes. please play clean, and if you hear mistakes or buzzing, correct them.
5, practice indeed does make perfect.
first. we learn simple scales.
Pentatonic. (basic) play forwards and backwards
D U D U D U D U D U D U -pick strokes, D=down U=up
E------------------------------5-8-------------
B------------------------5-8-------------------
G------------------5-7-------------------------
D-------------5-7-------------------------------
A-------5-7-------------------------------------
E-5-8-------------------------------------------
you can then add notes
D U D U D D U D U D D U D U
E-------------------------------5-8--------------
B--------------------------5-8-------------------
G-------------------5-7-8------------------------
D--------------5-7-------------------------------
A-------5-6-7------------------------------------
E-5-8--------------------------------------------
- now youve got a basic blues scale. play these until you feel comfortable. making sure you use alternate strokes, and playing backwards and forwards.
-i’ll go into more detail on using this scale, and adding techniques in another part.
The following are excellent exercises. Can be used for metal, jazz, blues, all genres.
palm mutes. if you are a beginner, palm mutes are basically when you rest the edge of your palm on the bridge, very lightly, and play the notes.
D D D D U U U U
E------------------------------------------------
B------------------------------------------------
G------------------------------------------------ play until you feel comfortable
D------------------------------------------------
A---2--2--2--2--2--2--2--2--------------------
E---0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--------------------
m m m m m m m m
next same thing, only we are using alternate picking.
D U D U D U D U
E------------------------------------------------
B------------------------------------------------
G------------------------------------------------ play until you feel comfortable
D------------------------------------------------
A---2--2--2--2--2--2--2--2--------------------
E---0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--------------------
m m m m m m m m
-look up the tabs for bucket head's “spider crawl”. awesome exercise for palm mutes and alternate strokes.
fret board exercise. This riff is an extended version of bucket head’s ghost part 2. basically the riff and then the riff backwards. this ‘scale’ runs up the fret board, up and down, and diagonally . play it until you feel comfortable, this ‘scale’ will be a big help to you.
E-------------------------8-7---7-8-------------------------------------
B-----------------------6-----8-----6-----------------------------------
G---------------------5---------------5---------------------------------
D-------------3-5-5s7------------------7s5-5-3-------------------------
A-----------3-----------------------------------3-----------------------
E-0--1--3s5---------------------------------------5s3--1--0-------------
i then play half the above ‘scale’ then go right into a spanish/gyptian scale
E-------------------------8-7---13-12-10-----------------------------------
B-----------------------6----8-----------13-12-10--------------------------
G---------------------5---------------------------10-9-7-------------------
D------------3-5-5s7-------------------------------------10-9-7/6----------
A----------3-------------------------------------------------------8-7~~---
E-0--1--3s5-----------------------------------------------------------------
practicing with chromatics.
E----------------------------------------0-1-2-3-2-1-0-------------------------------------
B--------------------------------0-1-2-3--------------3-2-1-0------------------------------
G------------------------0-1-2-3-----------------------------3-2-1-0-----------------------
D----------------0-1-2-3---------------------------------------------3-2-1-0---------------
A--------0-1-2-3-------------------------------------------------------------3-2-1-0 -------
E-0-1-2-3----------------------------------------------------------------------------3-2-1-0
the above scale can be moved anywhere up and down the fretboard
try alternating, i.e
E----------------------------------------0-1-2-3-2-1-0---------------------------------------
B--------------------------------4-3-2-1--------------1-2-3-4--------------------------------
G----------------0-1-2-3--------------------------------------3-2-1-0------------------------
D------------------------0-1-2-3------------------------------------------------------1-2-3-4
A--------4-3-2-1------------------------------------------------------0-1-2-3 ----------------
E-0-1-2-3----------------------------------------------------------------------3-2-1-0 -------
this is just an example, try out different things using the above example, making sure to jump a string here and there. not meant to sound pretty, it is only practice.
next practice
E-----------7-5----------------7-5---------------9-7----------------12-9-------------------
B---------5-----7-------------5---7-------------7---9--------------9----12----------------
G-------7---------5----------7-----5----------9------7----------12--------9----------------
D-----5-------------7-------5-------7--------7--------9--------9-----------12--------------
A---7-----------------5----7---------5------9----------7-----12--------------9----------
E-5---------------------7-5------------7-5-7------------9-7-9-----------------12---------
this can be used to get some knowledge of where your at. practice this until you feel comfortable
next lesson:
ascending notes
descending notes
triplets
16ths
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