- Intro
Intermediate Rhythm - Intro
Another 30 Rhythm Exercises!Go to Intermediate Rhythm.
- Strumming Pat 1-5
Strumming Pattern 1-5
Practice rhythm guitar with Strumming Pattern 1-5!Go to Strumming Pattern 1-5.
- Strumming Pat 6-10
Strumming Pattern 6-10
Practice rhythm guitar with Strumming Pattern 6-10!Go to Strumming Pattern 6-10.
- Strumming Pat 11-15
Strumming Pattern 11-15
Practice rhythm guitar with Strumming Pattern 10-15!Go to Strumming Pattern 11-15.
- Funk Patterns
Funk Patterns
Learn how to play 16th note rhythms!Go to Funk Patterns.
- Funk Pattern 1-5
Funk Pattern 1-5
Practice rhythm guitar with Funk Pattern 1-5!Go to Funk Pattern 1-5.
- Funk Pattern 6-10
Funk Pattern 6-10
Practice rhythm guitar with Funk Pattern 6-10!Go to Funk Pattern 6-10.
- Funk Pattern 11-15
Funk Pattern 11-15
Practice rhythm guitar with Funk Pattern 11-15!Go to Funk Pattern 11-15.
- Advanced Rhythm
Advanced Rhythm
Get another 15 exercises!Go to Advanced Rhythm.
Learn how to play rhythms using strumming patterns!
The last basic strumming patterns and it should now be evident what a difference it makes to start changing the chords around.
Before we move on to Funk Patterns, make sure you can play these final patterns, at a high BPM setting this is tricky!
As mentioned before, it’s a great idea to write more patterns like this your self.
The act of writing and playing your own patterns is unbeatable for improving your rhythmical understanding.
Changing Chords when Practicing Rhythm
Don’t stop developing these exercises, what happens if you play an Am and an F chord instead?
Can you vary the chords and still play the same rhythm?
When you change to playing new chords, do you still stay with the click?
When all this feels really comfortable, move on to ‘Funk Patterns’ and get acquainted with 16th note strumming patterns.
