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Have you ever been frustrated by that guitar finger squeak sound when working on chord changing practice?
I definitely have.

Once I understood what was causing that guitar squeak—and that it was totally preventable—it made a huge difference in how clean and controlled my chord changing sounded.

In today’s lesson, I’ll show you a simple way to work on chord changing practice without creating that annoying guitar finger squeak.

It’s a subtle but powerful technique that can really elevate your playing.

I’ve also written a short etude specifically designed to help you clean up your chord changing.

Practice this, and you’ll be able to apply the same technique anywhere the guitar squeak is getting in the way.

Thanks for watching! Feel free to leave a comment below the video on YouTube to say hi. :)
Cheers, 
~ Jared

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