Build Incredible Flat Picking Speed

16 Mar 2024 · 1 min
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In this tutorial segment, Aaron Jaxon presents a focused practice routine for increasing flatpicking speed on guitar. He instructs learners to first learn a specific lick, then determine the fastest tempo at which they can play it cleanly and in time. After establishing that baseline, the routine involves progressively shortening the lick while raising the metronome speed by 10 beats per minute each time, repeating the process to build speed incrementally while maintaining accuracy.

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