Become A Killer And Creative Rhythm Guitarist Fast Using These Simple But Effective Practicing Tips

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Becoming a killer and creative rhythm guitarist isn't so tough with a few solid practice tips! Plus this way of practicing is incredibly fun and will work for both your rhythm and lead playing.

We just need to be able to do a few things.

1. You have got to be able to lock into the beat. This course will give you a number of ways and beats to practice reading dialing in your rhythm pocket.
2. You need to know what your options are as far as being able to spice up a typical chord progression so that you can take something like a simple G C D chord progression and make it sound unique. Learning ways to make the mundane sound like magic!
3. Dynamics play a huge roll in having the emotional side of what you are playing come through to the listener so we will spend a lot of time showing you how to dial in to the feel of what you are playing.

See ya soon!
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Nordvang 83 Drive
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Back in 1971 when I first started playing it was driven into my head the importance of rhythm guitar. Only the most dedicated pay attention to that wisdom. And boy, it's so much fun! Nothing like locking into a groove and getting goosebumps! 😃😎🤓 Great episode.

davidsummerville

Brett, one of the many things I love about you is that you do not take yourself too seriously, but you're seriously great. And you are lighthearted and fun. This is a super valuable lesson. If we play guitar for someone (1 person or 1000), it's not burning lead chops that will make them tap their foot or dance, but laying down a tight infectious rhythm groove (especially great tone, like you are getting here). Many guitarists do not realize this or how fun playing rhythm can be.

dowaliby

I have wanted to play guitar since i was a kid and heard Queen, then AC/DC for the first time. I waited 50 years to finally start fullfilling my dream (it's never to late), and now after 4 years, i can start the drummachine and loop some decent jams! Yes, it is the best thing ever, thanks to people like you, without which i would never be as good, being self tought! Cheers Brett, greetings from Switzerland, Josh🎸🤘🎸

gearViewmirror

Great lesson! Best thing I ever did was start paying attention to the kick and snare drums on my looper pedal drum tracks, Just like you did here, muting the strings at first with every kind of rhythm and tempo. That has helped my rhythm and sence of timing immensely. Thanks again

kerrfoot

Another amazing video! It always amazes me how it’s so easy to over look the basics. This video probably just increased my skill 80%!! I find myself spinning my wheels by playing the same things over and over. This lesson really opened my eyes to always remember the fundamentals and build from there. Thanks for another great lesson!

nick

Great lesson. There are so many songs that have amazing rhythm guitar in them so there is an almost endless supply to learn from. One of my favorites of all time is Mick Ronson, especially his work with Bowie. Panic in Detroit is a fantastic song to learn.

bobnat

I quit playing for a long long time and now.il working on getting my rhythm back in shape. I'm in West Tennessee so I totally feel the allergy thing.

dandtintennessee

One of the best teachers on YouTube 👍💯
Thanks for another great lesson!!

billmers

It's good seeing you posting videos' Mr. BRETT, thank you for sharing with us all

baldemarmiranda

Pollendina playing with a nice drum loop is almost like meditation. Fantastic.

lesliestevenson

Great teaching Mr. Papa! Without a deep feeling for rhythm you will never will be a great guitarist👌🙏👏

gernotboesser

Tele sounding epic Brett! You’ve been holding it down for Nashvilles phi nest for a min now. Good Rhythm is absolutely my favorite thing to do. Love listening to the other musicians in the band while jamming.

oliverchapman

I love this! Sometimes I forget to come back to these basics and just jam out a bit on good rhythm. That Tele is just dripping with rock rhythm tone

seanc.

This is why I like the digitech trio. It's a great tool for developing rhythm.

motokev

BRETT PAPA, it would be nice if you made a video lesson about showing the 1st inversion, 2nd inversion, 3rd inversion for open chords and barre chords. Most guitarist only know the common open chords and barre chords but they don't know which inversion the chords are in and how to do the other chord inversions across the guitar neck. This will make you a better rhythm guitarist.

waynegram