The One Practice Tip That Changes Your Guitar Practice

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In today's guitar lesson, we learn about the one practice tip that changes your guitar practice. The one thing I would most recommend to my students and to those who are looking to improve is to play with rhythm and groove when you practice. If you can't play with others, the next best thing is to play along with a metronome or along with a recording. For a metronome, we can apply a trick to make it much more enjoyable and fun while also greatly enhancing the sense of groove and feel.

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Video Chapters:
00:00 Lesson Inspiration
00:59 Can the metronome be fun?
02:12 Check out this trick!
03:04 "Fast Car" with a metronome
05:03 "Is There Anybody Out There?" with a backbeat
07:39 "Make Me a Pallet" on the 2 and 4
09:27 Major Scale Practice (but it's fun)
10:55 Minor Pentatonic Practice
12:18 Arpeggio Practice with groove
14:29 Strumming and Chords Workouts
15:44 Blues Shuffle Practice
17:21 Getting Inspired from the Groove
18:34 Final Practice Tips
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