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Learn to walk before running
Guitar Player presents these bits of wisdom from Steve Morse.
In the early ’80s, during his Dixie Dregs years, the Deep Purple guitarist shared some fantastic tips that many electric guitar and acoustic guitar players will no doubt still find useful.
We’ve had a rummage through the Guitar Player vault to bring you five of his finest…
1. Warming Up
“The important part about warming up is not to do it too hard right at the beginning – do it slow and easy, then work up. You want to get your muscles warmed up, and then let them relax and loosen up. Then go and do it some more.
“In three to five minutes you can get warmed up enough to break for about 30 seconds or a minute. Then you can practice for as long as you want, as long as you mix it up. Don’t do too much of one thing.”
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Unauthorized copying, while sometimes necessary, is never as good as the real thing
That was before his idiosyncratic, weird hand positioning with his stiff upper arm caused him all those issues. I always marveled about his pre-glove wearing right hand technique (and the speed and accuracy that came from it), but one thing it never looked: healthy or natural.
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May 11th, 2022 at 08:29