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1. General Introduction To The Topic: Hello everybody. This
is the materials. Currently living and teaching the beautiful city of fluids. And today we're going to
take some time to make a guide for our right hand. And we're gonna learn about
playing with the common way, as we call it, the
ultimate picking. Picking every notes, down, up, down, up, down, up. This is the gateway for you to develop speeds
like literacy. And I'm going to
show you ways to get that speed and accuracy
without much fuss. Alright. Thank you very
much for being here. And let's go on with a gap.
2. Let's Warm Up The Hands: First thing that we need to talk about and before even
who does the data, you need a little
bit of warm up. Don't try and do that with gold fingers called solders that I did that applied
to be a little bit. Think like an athlete, like you need a little bit of strategical body and then start doing the work and always
start slowly for a bit. And then gradually
speeds up things.
3. Learning About Anchors and Pointers: So the first thing that
we need to talk about in our technique during their
ankles, as we call them. Angles of course is the
placement of our hand. And when the hint that
is in order to get a sense of the space that
your right-hand dog occupies. Now, use a metal players, have this bottle the bottom dotting the breeds
or near the breeds. And this is where the year the
special spatial awareness. And some people, that's
the fingers on the body. Now, I wouldn't recommend that sing with the
fingers on the button. Again, this is not so
good of a technique. Now, I would actually
recommend this part of Europe. Hence, right here to
slightly behind deliberate. In order for you to get a sense
where your tenth must be. Now that we took the
little bit about the ongoing of that, I can. We need to talk about
what not to do. Blues do not start by doing the most glaser
thing that you know, the most crazy leaked to
the most complicated, the oblique, the most. I don't know. You know what I mean? Please keep things very simple. When you start, when you are
trying to learn a technique, you need always to keep
things very simple. And that's why this gangs or offer guide that I'm
showing here is very, very simple for a person that blazes more than
like five months, three or five months OR gate. It's very simple
but very effective. That's the whole point here. In order for us to be effective, we need to target the specific thing that
we want to improve.
4. Starting Slow and Simple: Being said, that's gonna
start with our exercises. And the very simple
thing that you need to do is grab a string. I'm using the fifth fret of the third string or
the string in order for you to know all
of these exercises, you can move them
to other strings and of course play them on all strings to get a feel
of what you need to do. But the first exercise
is simple 16th notes, blade, whites, slowly.
The beginning. We have the placement,
we have threats. We have that I'd hand position. Now what we're gonna
do is 16 nodes. So 1234 down, down. Simple. Instead, you go down, down. Now the whole
exercise is going to be cyclic exercise and
it's gonna be like that. 123412341234. This is repeated in a circle. Now, you're gonna
stop that very, very, very slowly,
just like I did. Then you're going to slowly progress like ten PPMs faster. Then BPMs faster, faster
until you reach the sprint. You want to it. But
it's very important to gradually,
gradually progress. That I'd said that
I can read speeds, trade disputes with that.
5. The Triple Feel: The second exercise that
we're gonna take a look, It's basically just like
the first exercise, but you're gonna
do it in triplets. Triplets have a different field and you need this field
to be on your head. You're gonna do
like 123123123123. This was the whole exercise. 123123131231231. Then again, it repeats. No, I'm, I'm muting
basically the string here, but you can play
it muted, unmuted. You can try both ways. Of course, gradually taking this simple exercise of going
higher and higher and Kyle, It's a point that
all these exercises, when you would lose the
coherence of the exercise, NADH starts, will start to fly off and you won't be
able to control it. Now, when units to this state, you need to go like
510 PPMs back. Established again, your
highest, the highest speed. And then try again. Now, the knots are gonna fly
all over the place again. Now what you will do is
to get ten PPMs higher. Now, of course, module
we will fly off again. You won't be able to
sustain that kind of speed, but you are gonna go back. You're gonna see a difference. Like it's going to be
somewhat these years later. Let's say you are in
180 and you want to go 199 PBMs and 190 BPMs. You cannot do it. Everything is all
over the glyphs. You need to go to 200
first-year, going to 180. You are establishing one navy that you can do it perfectly. Now, you're going to do 100. Making a mess of 200th. You go back. The 190 that you haven't done in the
first place, you will see, but when you are
pushing yourself to the 201 main theme is gonna be easier in
ECL after a while. That's one of the thicks
and the other will boost is keep things very
simple, very specific.
6. Let's Add One More Finger: We are moving on to
the next exercise. The next exercise is going
to use two fingers now. And we're gonna do two nodes on one finger to note some of
the other 16 knots of course. So one to four, I'm tending figure 1234. For the whole exercise is gonna go just like this. And faster than faster and
faster, faster you can do it.
7. Back to Triplets With Three Fingers: Our next exercise. You might guess, gonna
go back to triplets. But this time we're going
to put three fingers. So like 123. That's the whole exercise. And this goes faster
and faster again. But within metronome, always
within a limit of normal. I'm not doing the metronome
at this time because it's quite easy to explain
the exercises without them. But when you are practicing, when I am practicing, I'm gonna put on the
metronome and B steady about it and be very mindful
about the exercise. Again. Let's move on.
8. Utilising All Four Fingers: I'll mix the exercise
is gonna be back to our 16th notes bottom list, then we are going to
use all four fingers. You might have noticed by
now that gradually we are introducing fingers,
fingers, email exercises. We are keeping the
basic buttons, but we are introducing
more fingers because the reality with
speed is not about the speed. You can. You will very fastly
be able to move your right hand up and
down and up and down, up and down very fast. The problem is gonna be like
synchronizing that down, up, down, up, down, up with
it's an every finger. Those exercises, the
last door. I'm sorry. Exactly. Are doing
exactly that thing. Make you synchronize
those things. Let's see the exercises. It's one for one. And again, see when I'm going over
and over in the exercise. So when I'm looping the
exercise, basically, I'm leaving one node at the
end that, that's a breather. It's like an athlete. Now you, madame a sprinter,
goes on the flag. She goes very, very,
very, very fast and suddenly he just goes jogging. Then again, very, very, very, very fast and then
drops jogging. You know, you need a breather. That why is that gang of cyclic system for the
exercise unit to both? And then take a brief pause. Take a breath. Take a breath. That's the whole point. Now, let's move on.
9. Time to Add a String: One big problem when we are trying to tackle
speed is sending strings. Now, this sets off a couple
of folks have sizes from known as goodness stop to
tackle with this problem. This starts again
with 16th notes, like we did the
previous exercise, but now we are going to go into one more on the next thing, like so 1234 loop. This exercise. It would be good if you will
do very verse speaking, starting your beginning
on the upstroke, like down, that kind of thing. This has got. Now, if you
do that kind of thing, you're gonna strengthen
the Appstore a lot. It's very useful.
10. Changing String in Triplet Feel: The next exercise is
gonna be triplets. This exercise is gonna
be just like this one. Again with the metronome,
said that I'd set that up. You can also try
these variation on the 16th notes on the preview of the previous
exercise like so. You've got two exercises
in the bundle of one. Let's move on to the next one.
11. Using All Four Fingers in Two Strings: Now, let's change things and let's go to
the district now. We're going to play out
and mixed exercise. Next exercise basically is
gonna be doing two strings, but all four March onto strings. Let, let me show you It's where it's easier if I show you. It's gonna be 1234123412344 nodes on the district, four nodes on the D string. This was the whole exercise. Of course, you build
on mute spirit. And let's move on.
12. The Triplet Feel on Two Strings: Next one, yeah, you guessed it. It's triplets again,
but now two strings. And 1231231231231231231231231231231231231. Of course, way faster than work.
13. Creating a Cyclic Pattern: Moving on to the next part, we're gonna make
those two strings go circle fashion by going with our fingers
up and back down. Let me show you.
Let me show you. It's gonna be 341234. I'm gonna stretch and gonna go half-step higher and go back. Now, I'm going to go back to the previous position and do
the circle all over again. So I'm the fifth fret
of the D string. Slides the circle continuous and the whole exercise is
going to be like that. 12341234123412341234. Now, you can do
that to infinity. Okay? Don't forget when
you're doing that. To stop periodically.
And do it again. Do it again. This is very
important. Very important. Also. One of the most
important things, these for you to breathe. I see people that
they are clean, that kind of
exercising like this. They are almost ready to
suffocate or something. No. Please breathe. Try to be relaxed. The more relaxed
you are gonna be. In all your system
or older body, the blood that is
going to be for you.
14. The Cyclic Pattern in Triplets: As you might have guessed, the next one is going
to be the triplets. Okay, what we did before, we're gonna do it with triplets. So it's gonna be 123. The next thing,
the next Fred and buck jump to the
previous spreads and do the thing all over again. So altogether there's gonna be said that I said that
the stems all the time. Okay. Let's move on.
15. The Cyclic Pattern on Three Strings: Just like the
previous exercises, we're going to do the
same thing exactly, but we're going to add a string. So this is our new theme, theme for the last
couple of exercises, we're doing the same thing
and we are adding strings. That is very important. We are trying to incorporate
it has ministering as possible and his gaze
doing the same thing. So let's go back to our 16 melt. But let's do the next exercise, which is going to be
in three strings. This thing repeats, 123412341, being the sliding back. And you're doing this as a circle, right? And faster and
faster, of course. Now, if you've noticed, I'm trying to accent
the notes on one. Every time I'm doing 1341241, I'm giving them maximum on one. That's for me to
ground me on Buddhism. And when you are putting
their mother along, when you have them at
all, No, don't do that. To always have your mind on 11, every time it forms, you need to be width. This gang of garlic. Let's move on to
the next exercise.
16. The Cyclic Pattern on Three Strings With Triplets: And of course, the next
exercise is going to be, well, the same thing
in triplets. Alright? Again, I'm gonna go 12311. Alright? I'm gonna circle the other. One more thing to
notice here with the triplets on every exercise but changes strings
with triplets. We are going with
our right hand down. When we change the
string, we need to go. It's very important to always
keep down, up, down, up. Make sure that you
are having down, up, down, up constantly. When you change things.
I see many people they are doing this
exercise and then they are doing it fairly fast and
they're going down, down, down, down in triplets, or
which is totally wrong, and we hinder your
technique on later stages. Alright? So please
be mindful of that.
17. The Cyclic Pattern on Four Strings: And again, Yeah, The next one. I think we are on
the final stretch, Boeing, is, you guessed it. We're going to take another string and we're
going to do the same. Let's say, we'll think now. This is going to go like of course in triplets, we're gonna do the exact same
thing on all four strings. Again, two more exercises. Now, do not do those exercises
like two or three times. And stop. I'm showing you the exercising
monitored just for them. If I was doing the extracellular
would like keep doing one makes us us for like
510 minutes, 15 minutes. As much as possible as I get those anodic successfully
one or two times and Eve them site,
you need repetition. The one of the most
important things that you need to drink
that is repetition. If you don't have repetition, you're not going to go
flat with you that you need addition all
the time. All right.
18. Challenge Yourself and Conclusion: Finally, as a final note, I would like to stop this guy here because I have
more things to say about this technique
that I'm more things to say. This is like a basic guide of mine that I'm
giving to my students. I've seen great results
over the years. Of course there are
more exercises with different fingerings
and different kinds of stuff that I can show you. But for now, I would like you to mess with all
that kind of stuff. Make them put them under
your fingers as they see. You're going to
see very quickly, Great, great results, results. I got into that. If
you're gonna do it. But SIC also, you can try as a last exercise
before I am going to leave you to do what we've
done so far in the last four exercises and
do them in all six strings, just like, let's
say in 16 volts. This thing in a circle, going faster and faster
and faster and faster. Of course, in triplets. Alright. Have fun
with all those stuff. I hope that you're gonna again. Nice thickening. Thank
you. We're gonna months. I'm gonna see you in the next.