¡Aprende a crear RITMOS increíbles con la guitarra! (método de 16 figuras)

Guitar rhythms aren't a matter of luck: they're built. In this lesson, I'll show you a simple yet powerful system based on 16 rhythmic figures that will allow you to create your own patterns, understand what you hear, and accompany any song with ease. If you've always struggled to master rhythm or feel your strumming sounds repetitive, this lesson will change the way you study. What will you learn? How rhythm works from the ground up: eighth notes vs. sixteenth notes The 16-figure system and how to combine them Why alternating down/up is essential for the right hand How to "activate" or "mute" notes to create new patterns Building accompaniments in 4/4 time step by step How to progress from simple patterns to advanced combinations Real-world examples to recognize rhythm in songs How to train your ear to identify subdivisions and figures This method will allow you to create your own accompaniments without relying on arrows or confusing diagrams. It's the clearest and most musical way to understand rhythm and apply it immediately to your songs. When you master this logic, you can transcribe any pattern you hear and adapt your accompaniments to any style. Download the PDF of this lesson: https://www.mediafire.com/file/vxr10s... Want to learn guitar in a structured way? Select a course according to your level: 🟢 Absolute Beginner →    • Aprende a tocar guitarra desde cero - LECC...   🟡 Want to learn about rhythm and chords? →    • Curso de ritmo y acordes para guitarra – L...   🔵 Want to learn about scales? →    • Escalas mayores en guitarra: Construcción ...   ▶️ Music Composition Course:    • Creatividad musical: 7 formas prácticas de...   🎓 Ready for the next level? Check out our online courses → https://clasesdeguitarra.com.co/ 📖 Check out our books → https://clasesdeguitarra.com.co/libro... Chapters: 00:00 – Introduction: How to create your own rhythms 00:12 – What is a pattern and how does the system work? 00:50 – Figure 1: all Active Notes 01:46 – Figure 2: All muted 02:56 – Notes with a single active note 04:08 – Notes with two active notes 05:20 – Notes with three active notes 06:26 – The 16 solved notes 06:57 – How to combine them to create patterns 09:30 – Subdivision change: sixteenth notes 10:44 – Combinations of four notes 13:00 – How to recognize rhythms in real songs 13:30 – Question and Answer section