Anyone know how to play 25 or 6 to 4 on guitar?

Absolutely! But isn’t it crucial to get the right timing with that slide? It can make or break the sound!

Yes! I’ve been practicing and using a metronome really helps. Any other tips?

I think dynamics are very important too! Playing softly at first and then building up intensity keeps it engaging.

Definitely! It really creates a contrast. Sorry if this is a dumb question, but what’s the best way to practice dynamics?

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Not a dumb question at all! Try using a volume pedal if you have one. It lets you control the volume smoothly while playing.

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Haha, love that idea! Anyone else want to chime in? What about the solo? It’s killer!

Oh, the solo is epic! Practice it slowly, piece by piece. It’ll come together, I promise!

And remember to have fun with it! The song’s vibe is all about feeling, not just playing the notes perfectly.

I’ve found it useful to break the song down into sections. Start with the intro, then tackle the verses and chorus separately. This makes it way easier to practice!

Absolutely! Also, using a metronome can really help with timing. Start slow and gradually increase the speed as you get more comfortable.

I’m new to guitar, but I love this song! What tempo are you all practicing at? I’m thinking about starting at 70 BPM.

70 BPM is a great starting point! Once you can play it cleanly, try bumping it up by 10 BPM each week. Consistency is key!

Good advice! I’ve also made a practice routine where I focus on each section for 15 minutes. It helps keep things fresh and engaging.

What tools do you guys recommend for practicing? I just downloaded a guitar app that has a metronome and backing tracks, and I think it helps a lot!

I love using apps! Also, YouTube has some great tutorials that break things down step-by-step.

Don’t forget about the power of ear training! Try to listen closely to the original song. It’s surprising how much you can learn by just copying the nuances.

Great point! It’s not just about technique; it’s also about feeling the music. That part always gets me excited to practice!

I must admit, some parts still trip me up. Is anyone else struggling with the solo? It’s so fast!

You’re not alone! Break it down into smaller licks. Try playing each lick at a slow tempo before putting it together.

I can’t help but chuckle! Remember, if it were easy, everyone would be playing it perfectly. Just have fun with it!