Tomo Fujita Guitar Wisdom

Hey Takano, that's awesome.
Don't worry you got it, we can feel it, sometime you can feel the progress you make and sometime you don't.
Keep practicing and enjoy playing, it will come naturally and you'll see the difference listening your past recordings. It can be days, weeks, month wathever but i assure you that you will be surprise by yourself.

You have good rythme, clean sound, many singers woud be happy to play with you already, don't forget that.

Keep it up.
Best regards.

Thank you Junichiro for sharing this video.

Sounds great! Please post something from Guitar Wisdom lesson.
So I can comment more.

Please tell me what you have been practicing and which part you felt that you are not improving?

You can play a little slow, use more dynamic if you would like...
Play simple is great way to improve your playing too.

Let me know which lesson from Guitar Wisdom you have been practicing?

1) Dynamics
2) Less pressure from your left hand
3) Intonation
4) Play simple & slow

Thank you.

Tomo

So far, I’ve worked on the Fretboard Mastery Triads and Spread Voiced Triads series, and also some one-off lessons on dominant 7 and major 7 voicings. I’ve done just a little bit of the Sight Reading series (been kinda slacking on that 😅), and I’ve watched things like RT3, 7 Swing, etc.

The areas I feel like I haven’t really improved much in are rhythm, improvisation, and the nuances in my right-hand technique. For improv, I’ve been listening to B.B. King records daily and breaking them down using triads, but lately it’s starting to feel a bit repetitive.

While writing this, I realized I might be stuck in a loop—just repeating things I already know how to do. That might be holding me back.

Thanks, Gabi!!


Ever since I started playing guitar, I’ve been working on my rhythm a lot. Sometimes I feel like I’m improving, but most of the time I get frustrated because the effort I put in doesn’t always match the results.
It’s really hard to notice your own growth, so hearing a comment like that means a lot to me!!
Thank you so much!!

Thanks for the comment! I’m going to play this song with my university club soon, so I really want to be able to nail it perfectly!

Thanks for the advice about recording practice videos!


I’ve recorded my playing before, but I rarely take videos, so that was super helpful. I think I’ll get a Gooseneck Phone Holder!

I’ve realized that just setting up a good environment to practice is already part of the practice itself.
I tend to overthink things and lose sight of what’s really important, so I really want to learn to keep things simple and stay focused on what matters.