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I'm on vacation tomorrow and just checking again that I'm doing the finger exercises correctly. Thanks man!

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Haha yeah! Finally I clicked on the right video. That is actually awesome bro. And it's already improved my technique and sound after maybe 15-20 mins of pausing and practicing. 😊 I mean I've worked on my vibrato for years (or over the years rather) a fair bit and has private lessons, read books and articles, watched lots of different videos on here... and sure its improved but never really felt right or felt comfortable or sounded quite right. Even in time, start slow then faster, all I could do ok but still. But how you explained the thumb position and wrist movement, the finger positions and angle and way of grabbing and moving the other strings out of the wayand not using the finger to push etc.... THAT'S making all the difference and feels alot more professional! And the rest of the lesson really tied it in. Its still going to take some time to get used to it like its natural without thinking much but, i can tell itll get me there with every properly executed bend. The first finger bending im not 100% on the mo yet but ill comebback andvrewatch and il get it. Wow I typed so much, a sign of how pleased I am haha. Thanks brother. Youre a champion. 😊 Ps: I'm kinda annoyed i was never shown that way before though haha. And wonder what other little things like it i dont know im not doing or doing wrong that could make such a improvement? Gee its only my first video of yours but, if all your video's help that much, ill be a happy and generous camper! 😁

Love the vid! Super helpful. However, I disagree that you need to have the same pick motion when playing fast vs slow. Their are plenty of blues players that don’t have this but above a certain speed they switch into a new mode. I willing to be wrong here so what do y’all think?

Thank you friend

This is why I crap out on 9's. I play aggressively and knock the note out of tune more times than not. Though when I get it right I liked the sound. So for now sticking with 10's or above

I so get that. I am definitely having issues with my picking styles. I sometimes even change mid stream

Great sense of humor. Thanks Jon

Hey man have you ever analyzed/learned bits of early Petrucci solos, I'm thinking of from like "The Killing Hand" -- "Afterlife" and other really early tunes. Apparently he incorporated a lot of Yngwie licks, could be a cool breakdown for a video. Peace!

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Jon, do you record using an interface and software amps or just amplifier and room mic?

Holy shit... Magic Mirror.. Looks like I have to practice guitar tonight

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I know this exercise but only horizontaly its going to take time but i will do it for a year or two.

best type of lesson video here. Many of don't need tabs. Just slow it half-time and many of us can get it from that point. Thank you. I try and learn half dozen new scale progressions to add to the arsenal.

Hi Jon love all your videos. Could you make a video addressing fretting hand technique. Specifically how to lift fretted fingers off notes without causing the open string to ring out? (Hope this makes sense)

Hi Jon, Thanks for sharing videos like these - they are both inspiring and educational! I'm curious to know is this how you personally practice a concept ?(Yngwie 6s in this case) working on it for an hour straight? Or is it for the purpose of the video here?

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Great that you played that solo, I've been practicing that part of the solo for a year! But the rest is just... impossible. Don't get me wrong, the first part is also impossible at 100% speed, but at least I manage to play it at about 70%. But woth his "flowing" parts of the solos, it's just too fast, weird and "flowing". Yngwie has such a weird phrasing and across the bar playing, combined with feeling and not perfect "in time", which I find easier to play :) I'm probably lacking the feeling and have just practised a lot more with a metronome with exact tabs...

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My pinky fell off just listening to that song.

That intro was 🔥🔥

It seems that every Yngwie lick is a great exercise…

Great lesson!

Love you, Jon! very funny

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I do this with another exercise and this really changed my precision. It took me about a month before it became more fluent on the descending ones and I still have some dead notes but I've recognized, that my overall playing really benefit from this.

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OMG this is the most effective and legitimate method I’ve tried for developing my timing on staccato runs/licks. You sir, are guitar Jesus!!!

Decades of playing and thinking I was enhancing my technique with “tricks” I thought were enhancing my playing has been inhibiting the development of my technique. I swear every time I watch one of John’s videos learn something that has ultimately promised my technique after forcing myself to use the technique until I find I’m doing it without thinking. Jon… if I create a Time Machine I’m being my 14 year old 🫏 to modern times so I can take a few years of lessons. If you’re a young guitarist and you’re serious about being a guitarist then go mow some lawns or ask pops what you need to do to get a membership dude.

….what my wife gets to hear after I get my video lesson

I must now learn these runs given how Chris Poland-ey they sound!

Legato is only for the best talented players it’s impossible for the rest of us to

Subdivide is not available on android :(

Migrated over from Ola, hello.

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Parroting the other comments here. A PC or Android port of Subdivide would be wonderful. A VST version that I can use in a DAW would be really cool too.

Jon, when is your Subdivide app going to be available for Android phones? I'm very interested.

I find your approach to the improvement of skills realistic primarily because you describe what I've experienced. I'm in the unique situation of having to regain controlled movement in my right arm due to a stroke. Having lost a tremendous amount of muscle control in my right side, I began with the simple basics of coordination/syncopation, and then focused on the skills of the fret hand vs picking hand. I had to go through the fundamental process of determining the best recovery. And that process involved exactly what you described at the outset of this video! Much has to do with neuroplasticity which is something we all can benefit from through repetition of behavior. So indeed, practicing the tedious sequences matters. Personally, the exercises are enjoyable given the improvements I'm seeing over time.

Is the app not available for android?