Not really :) After mindlessly learning scales on and off for years, I'm enjoying taking my time understanding the fretboard by learning triads through Guitar Wisdom, but I'm curious what other people do to practice say some gentle dexterity exercises to assist with lead playing, thanks!
Thank you Anil for your kind words on Guitar Wisdom.
How about fast apply triad inversions over chord progression and you can do as "triads" or "arpeggios.
Can you play C triad inversions and F triad inversions? (For instance, play all C triad inversions then all F triad inversions on 123 set strings) You can do 4 different patterns. All go up, all go down, go up & down or go down & up)
Tomo
Yeah appregios are pretty insane for shredders. They appear a lot. I guess you can also try breaking down 7 chords and practise. It's way out of my league but I know some Youtubers do it. It will be great to apply Tomo's teaching (knowing all notes) instead of just using the shapes.
Hugo
Thank you Tomo, I’m trying to smoothly play C, G and F Major Triad inversions on all strings horizontally as arpeggios, I’ll continue doing that and Matt’s ideas for playing some melodies to help put those triads into context sounds like a good idea too!