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Because you all requested it!!!

Whenever I asked y'all the other day what you wanted to see next, I got SO MANY messages asking for a great legato workout, so here you go!!! You're about to become a HERO of hammer ons, a PRO at pull offs, a LEGEND OF LEGATO!!!

Grab the Guitar Pro file, TAB, and practice tracks below, and enjoy your ad-free extended cut of this video with WAY more tips and tricks along the way.

This also makes a GREAT alternate picking workout, so run it that way too! Get those mitts working together MORE BETTER!

What do you want to see next?! You all have the best ideas, I'm listening!!!

-BE

PS for some reason, Patreon isn't letting me upload the assets right now, so use this Dropbox link to get your TAB, backing tracks, and Guitar Pro files:

 https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/i56oah2rh7i9jo8b9yy2d/ACCB6KHdb-MTCjO4C0EFDrc?rlkey=kwqaz4ylh3bxpu2esz4p9e8gu&st=3kg6b86f&dl=0

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Previews only

Patreon Cut: Uncle Ben's Legato Lunacy Workout!

Just for you all, by request!! Cheers! -BE

Comments

NYCM&AHole

Legato my eggato. I didn’t recognize satch with hair

Diogo Camacho

This was fun. It was also fun to tie it back to your speed bursts on 4 notes per beat and do some string skipping and legato bursts. It’s clunky but it can be fun too.

JS

Is this part of the Weekend Wankshop series??? #373 ???

Shahar Bar

Domo Arigato Mr. Legato!

Mike Sokola

🤣 do you wanna become a pull off pro! 🤣

Andrew Maul

Just what I needed Thank you uncle Ben!

Sean O

Thumb position: do you ever "point" the tip of your thumb at the neck, or is it always pressed more flat as if taking a thumb print (for this and barre chords)? Thanks!

Sean O

Back of neck.

Steve Losyk

I would love an arpegio /sweep routine.

Steve Losyk

My bad it's in the master DL, not listed...LOL

Ryne G. Schuler

I enjoyed practicing this exercise for the past week or so. My takeaways are that this should definitely be one most players can master as as such it’s a good confidence builder. It sharpens up fretting hand finger independence and timing. Also, it teaches scale fragment patterns that a player can keep in his back pocket to apply to composition/improvisation. Lastly, practice it as an alternate picking exercise as Uncle Ben recommends! It takes on a whole new sound due to the timbre (think that’s the right word) of the picked notes and is a great hand synchronization exercise. I found that 3 of the patterns were no problem getting clean and up to speed, but the second pattern gave me some trouble because I had always only used it exclusively in legato. Oh and use a metronome or the backing tracks especially at first because it’s if it’s not in time, it will sound like garbage. Wish I had Uncle Ben and YouTube when I was a noob Catholic schoolboy guitarist ! I had Mel Bay and printed tabs if I was lucky. The horror!- sheet music. Guitar pro makes learning so much easier. Noob guitarists have it easier than ever. Of course, thanks Uncle Ben! New patreon subscriber! Happy I did! It’s a deal! Stepmom told me so

J

Thanks Uncle B! Needed some legato for my arsenal. I'd like some more legato stuff please.

John Beadle

Dear Uncle Ben, I struggle with legato that’s not on the E string because I cannot seemingly do decent pulloffs without touching the strings beneath and causing noise. Do I need to be really conscious of muting the other strings with my right hand palm ? Help me Uncle Ben Kenobi!