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Practice your guitar in bed at night, with the lights off, and try to find the same note over and over consistently. This will help map your physical muscle memory to your guitar.
Secondly, take the chord you know the best, like an Am or EMaj or CMaj usually. Finger this chord to the best of your abilities without looking, only by feel. Strum it a few ...
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A really good example might be Steve Vai - he is a master of the long, fast move or slide to a specific fret.
With my current band, I wear a very restrictive mask with laser diodes shining out the eye holes, so my vision is extremely curtailed.
To manage moves up and down my fretboard I use three techniques:
a rapid slide (muted or unmuted) lets you ...
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If you look at blind guitarist Raul Midon, you can tell is counting fret with his finger very rapidly when he has to do big jumps. For smaller jumps, just feel where you have to go in relation to the previous chord.
I've also heard that French songwriter and guitarist George Brassens use to...saw marks into the back of the neck to have tactile points of ...
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