AboutPatrick Expertise I can answer questions pertaining to beginner or expert acoustic or electric guitar. Guitar repair and set up. Song writing and basic copyright laws. Recording music in the studio or live recording and set up. Questions concerning, booking your band and what wages you can expect.
Experience I have played guitar for 40 years and performed for over 30 years.
During this time I have gained knowledge of the music business in Guitar repairs, makes and models, equipment for guitar and recording. By doing my own work, I have saved hundreds of dollars. I am not a legal expert, but I have knowledge of the music business and I keep up with the changes in the business.
Awards and Honors I have songs that I wrote that have been recognized by Billboard and I had a top ten country song in Europe. I have a band that has worked together for 20years and we still make our living playing music. I love this business and like to help others learn about this exciting business.
Ive been playing guitar for about two years up till now and Im mostly self-taught. Well, basically I was wonderng if there are any exercises to do for increasing your finger agility without having the guitar. I mean, for example I spend a lot of time at school kind of doing nothing (lol) and I would like to do at that time some finger exercises to increase my speed on the fretboard or something and since I cant have a guitar there, maybe theres something I can do wihout it, in order to make the most of my free time.
Thanks a lot,
Gabriel
Answer Hi Gabriel,
There are a lot of exercises you can do to keep your fingers agile. Stretching and movement is very important.Stretching is easy with the products they have today. You can find them in any or most music web sites. Take a look in google and type in finger Stretching. You're find something that we'll work for you.
