Practice to metronomes:
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This is a picking exercise.
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The fifth postition of the Emin Pentatonic Scale is as follows:
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12th fret | 13th fret | |||
thinnest string | E (root) | G | ||
B | D | |||
G | A | |||
D | E(root) | |||
A | B | |||
thickest string | E(root) | G | ||
This is how I finger ther fifth position of the Emin pentatonic scale:
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12th fret | 15th fret | |||
thinnest string | index | ring | ||
index | ring | |||
index | ring | |||
index | ring | |||
index | ring | |||
thickest string | index | |||
This exercise will repeatingly descend a portion of the pentatonic scale:
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12th fret | 15th fret | |||
thinnest string | ||||
3rd string | index | ring | ||
4th string | ring | |||
thickest string | ||||
Pay most attention to the repeating downstroke and upstroke pattern.
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Play the pattern: | ||||
1. 14th fret, ring finger, down stroke, 3rd string
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2. 12th fret, index finger, upstroke, 3rd string
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3. 14th fret, ring finger, upstroke, 4th string
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4. repeat sequence this pattern ad nauseam
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If in question this is the order: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, repeat.
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12th fret | 15th fret | |||
thinnest string | ||||
3rd string | 2nd | 1st | ||
4th string | 3rd | |||
thickest string | ||||
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