Speed Learning Trick - Full Lesson With Tabs

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[ibanez]

This channel should have far more subscribers. Most of things i have learned during years n years of practicing and playn this man explains is such simple but detailed terms. I wish i had this kind of information and examples 35 years ago.

[timmysixxstrings]

I love how effortlessly you pick. Coming from a background of Children of Bodom, I always tried to pick every single note. But you have shown that a quiet right hand can sound just as good if not better.

[Forgiven]

I wish I had you years ago when I list a lot of time taking a break from guitar because it was so frustrating! You are really motivational

[mihan]

A great explanation of how memory works and how to practice developing speed correctly! Thank you!

[tylergreen]

Pretend it isn’t a special challenge and do it, anyway….this is the perfect mindset!! You are awesome.

[IshredGuitar]

I really like Claus his a really genuine and nice guy to bring us so much guitar lessons content. I think he's a pretty cool dude,

[TheBladepolisher]

I have been following Claus for a few years now . . . . . unfortunately, I had come upon his lessons after I started working with another guitarist. Flat out, my loss - BIG TIME. Claus covers it all and he does it in a way he would've liked to have been taught. He's cares to the extent that a student should feel as though the questions and fears that arise are answered and carefully explained. He offers a nurturing environment built upon your need to succeed. As Ibanez said below, this channel should have far, far more subscribers. Claus is classically trained and knows the importance of patience. He's also plays a terrifying style of rock !! The dude shreds ! !

Claus, it's been a pleasure watching you develop your channel. I will continue to promote you here from the States . . . . . ( it's the least I can do considering the baboon we have in the white house ) HAHAHAAHA ! !

[jo]

This way of learning is exactly how I mastered the rising force solo by yngwie malmsteen years ago... Thanks for revisiting it for me Claus!

[Matt-pkvp]

This is a cool lick to practice also in fingerstyle, and when you get it at high speed, you'll be raise your fingerstyle technique at high level!!! Great Claus, you're by far the best teacher that I found!

[rtroiani]

As an IT guy, I very much appreciate the RAM analogy.

[johnmeeks]

Claus you are so right I quit playing for 21 years to raise my kids I'm retired so I decided to start playing again can't play as fast nearly as I used to but thanks to you I'm working on it

[paulfoytack]

Thank you for stating this in such a powerful way!
This is the key to mind / hand connection mastery!
4:59 - 5:12

[Aresmusic.official]

Inspiring as always! Thanks for the lesson and the time! I owe you 🙌🌹

[arpeggioblues]

I've been following and taking Claus' courses for a couple of years.. I don't look to any other guitar mastery site on U2B, Claus is the best, sorry, the best, not only learn guitar, but like this video.. HOW WE LEARN.. <--- KEY, believe it or not, it is the Key. An interesting technique I learned with learning classical violin pieces on guitar: when playing a complex lick, there is a psychological 'barrier' .. "Getting to the end, and finish".. So after you get the idea of what you're learning.. start at the end.. take a couple bars and attack it, and learn it.. Getting to the end is always harder than starting it. keep adding previous bars until you get to the beginning, the when you have a great start, you know you can get to the ending, because you mastered it.. I do it fwds and learn complex licks this way. Sounds boring, but then, when Others listen to you practice, they react differently.. LOL.. just do it, and don't get in your own way listening to the cacaphony of chatter in your brain that squelshes your progress.. You create your own drama.. GO GIT 'M

[ronbowden]

This is my new favorite channel. I am making amazing progress by following along and playing it slowly in small pieces until i get it. Thank you so much. When I finally commit to buying a program it will be the one by Klaus Lavine.

[scottrincon]

Perfect video, picking up guitar soon so this will be useful.

[davedaily]

Thanks for the cool lick, Claus! Can't wait to learn it and then expand it in my own way.

[moisevivehaitichriejohn]

You are a excellent musician, thank you for the lessons

[swampdog]

Very well explained love the PC analogy!

[larrysteinke]

I already watched this 4 months ago but it's worth watching again. the power of repetition;-)