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Guitar tablatures for Rhythm Basics

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Recomended level: Beginner

Rhythm Basics is a guitar exercise designed to develop your basic rhythmic accuracy and timing. It is presented in three different arrangements in the keys of C, D, and G major. Through this exercise you will improve your overall dexterity with the guitar, as well as your ability to navigate and stay on tempo while playing.

  • Guitar Rhythm Basics Key of C

    Key of C

    • Difficulty
    • Key
      C
    • Tempo
      85 bpm
    • Tuning
      EADGBE

    For tips on how to make playing these changes more easily make sure to check out the lesson videos!

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  • Guitar Rhythm Basics Key of D

    Key of D

    • Difficulty
    • Key
      D
    • Tempo
      85 bpm
    • Tuning
      EADGBE

    Lots of great songs are in D, and you can achieve a rich sound by learning to play these chords in the open position.

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  • Guitar Rhythm Basics Key of G

    Key of G

    • Difficulty
    • Key
      G
    • Tempo
      85 bpm
    • Tuning
      EADGBE

    G is for bluegrass...Don't get the joke? Go to a couple hundred jams. All will become clear in time :)

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Practicing Tips

Learning Overview: 'Rhythm Basics,' is a beginner-friendly learning resource specifically designed for guitar players. This source provides flatpicking guitar tablatures in Key of C, Key of D, Key of G styles. The content is delineated over the Tunefox platform, offering a comprehensive insight for effective learning. By powering through this versatile course, you can harness your acoustic prowess to a whole new level.


Practice Tips 1 - Utilizing Lick Switcher: Among several learning features of Tunefox, the Lick Switcher stands out as an incredible tool that helps you refine your guitar playing ability. It offers the capability for you to switch between lick variations, thereby presenting you with a new perspective of the same song. Tapping on the measure will unravel hidden lick options, enabling you to candidly explore the different artistic interpretations of a melody.


Practice Tips 2 - Using the Arrange slider: The Arrange slider is another efficacious setting that allows you to customize the song difficulty. By swiping the slider left, you reduce the complexity of the piece by eliminating the 'fill-in' notes. A simple core arrangement ensues on the tablature. Alternatively, swiping to the right brings forth an elaborate arrangement that exhibits the full essence of the song.


Practice Tips 3 - Playing With Backing Tracks: Experimentation is vital in learning bluegrass, so playing with backing tracks becomes a fun-filled exercise. Such practice sessions offer a platform for you to integrate into jam sessions, acquainting you with the real experience.


Practice Tips 4 - The 'Speed Up' Function: Start playing at a comfortable speed, then gradually increase the pace using the 'Speed Up' function. This tool progressively raises the tempo each time you perform, allowing for gradual, sustainable learning.


General Practice Tips: Additionally, consistent practice, repetition, and mindful learning are key to mastering this song. Pay attention to each measure and break down the song into smaller, manageable parts for easier comprehension. Always remember, there's no rush in learning, enjoy each note, each strum, and let your musical journey unfold naturally.