1. Do not play too fast. Don't repeat a mistake 3 times. 2. Use a metronome. 3. Always break down a hard piece. 4. Practice step by step.. gradually progress. 5. Always set goals. Thank you Scott! ❤️

Two hacks: 1. When working a multiple measure phrase, I’ll often work the last measure first. Once I have that down, I’ll back up a measure at a time. This way, I am working into an area of confidence. 2. On solos that I play with a band, I practice them to about 10 bpm faster than I expect the tempo to be. This helps with 2 problems - the leader kicks off the tune faster than I expected, and my nerves lock up my fingers and slow down my playing.

Practice at the speed of no mistakes.

Metronome at 60 bpm. Magic!

I try to translate my drills/exercises into songs I know well. So, right now, I'm practicing enclosure patterns through all 12 keys. Since I dedicate most of my time in 1 or 2 practice sessions a week to actually playing music, I try to incorporate what I've learned or else all I've done is to learn an exercise really well but lack the ability to apply it. I practice 5 to 6 days a week. I also use a tuner to check the quailty of my sound and intonation before I get caught up in exercises or playing or transcribing. It helps promote and reinforce a good ear.

💯 % on point 👉 AM still guilty via bad habit

Thanks. Practicing slower has been a tremendous improvement.

First comment from Nepal.Thank you so much for your great lessons big fan sir

This is brilliant, thanks, buddy great help

I need to be reminded time and time again to practice slowly. Part of my brain refuses to accept that this is essential. Too often I practice too quickly and get frustrated instead of practicing slowly and getting solid before speeding up.

What assists me; Recording my playing and playing it back. Then using the replay feature to slow the recording down. This can be recording just the sound or the sound with video. 🎼🎶🎷

Best tip I can give anybody is to work in practicing overtones I started practicing overtones a little while ago and it made massive changes to my tone and note sound

into learning new things : Slow is Fast

Hey Scott, What neck strap are you using in this video?

Using a metronome and increasing my speed

Repetition: Don't repeat until you get it right. Repeat to you can't get it wrong. Agonizing slow, but it works for me.

I practise the same piece until I can play it without thinking about the next note, and this may take many days

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Focus on one chord at a time