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Shredding

I tried so many sites that "teach" shredding and I don't seem to have any luck. Anyone got any tips on how to do shredding if you haven't done it before? If you can, tab out an easy shred.

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Originally Posted by hermanli_ibanezshredder
easy shred.
There is no such thing! Shredding is meant to be hard.

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If you really want to be a shredder, here are some advices (I'm not an expert on this topic, you should try to get some other opinion too.):

-Practice with a metronome! I you don't know how, click: http://www.google.hr/search?q=practi...ient=firefox-a

-Don't focus on speed if your technique sucks! (No hard feelings!) Focus on accuracy!

-Find some shredding exercises and practice them with a metronome


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Visit http://http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/lessons/.

A lot of free lessons.


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