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Hahaha. Oh man, I just sing so you know where you are in the song!!

@@RichardKraneis Thanks Richard! Glad you’re enjoying the content! I have a little but I can make more, what questions do you have or is there anything you’re struggling wirth?

@TwentyMinuteGuitarPlayer I like this video and will learn a bit of finger picking. But I want to learn how to flatpick or use a plectrum on electric guitar and acoustic. In the last 4 months, I improved strumming. Now I want to improve flatpicking. I think this is a larger task. But perhaps you could do a video on flatpicking basics with a famous doable riff. I can do simple rhythm guitar and want to explore lead guitar with flatpicking. Thanks for your interest. Richard Www.ShoshinGuitarist

@@CCRAF-YT Thanks and thank you for watching! Just start with learning the 3 basic patterns in my other 2025 fingerstyle video!! Each finger on the correct strings! That will get you started in the right direction!!

@@darrenmcinerney2212 Thank you very much!

Hey! No it’s actually not in standard tuning. It’s: Drop the low E to D Raise the G string to A and drop the B string down to A

@@gregallenphoto That’s great!! So glad to hear!

Hey! The thumb, 1, 2, 3 would only really apply to finger style playing in this case. Though you can play melodies and scales and single lines with this fingerstyle technique. Are you playing your scales and melodies with a pick?

@ Ahh okay. Yes I am but wanted to know how it would be done fingerstyle also

@@Packethackscom1 Thanks a lot by the way and great question! It would be played as 8th notes in this case so…. 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and. It turns out being played faster so it’s a good challenge! You could do the pattern as quarter notes too and stretch it over 2 bars but it would depend on the song and how often the chords change. The same chord would have to hold for 2 bars as you know!

I was just thinking… you could still play the pattern as quarter notes even if the chords change more often. You could break the pattern up with a chord change every bar.

@@TwentyMinuteGuitarPlayer Thanks so much for your quick responses! Makes it clear now. Off to practice...

Thanks for your kind comment! That’s a great idea to do reaction videos. I’ll think about that for the new year!! I’ll check out Alip Ba Ba!

Thank you!!

True, barre chords are a game-changer, just gotta push through that initial pain. 💪

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Thanks! Glad you find it helpful! You could get up and running with the Yeti Blue mic. It’s USB. I use it and it sounds great for the price. It’s a really solid well constructed mic too. 89$ USD.

@@TwentyMinuteGuitarPlayer Thank you so much for the reply. I am going to give that a try.

@@dojoadventures oh they just do that because they want you to buy the paid membership part. , it is free just some parts are for paid customers. You don’t need any of the paid features. They are just trying to advertise to you. Just “x” out of that part and continue on. I’m using it and haven’t paid for anything!

@@TwentyMinuteGuitarPlayer Thank you for the response, I'll go back and check it out. I'm so used to the bait and switch on the internet from most of these companies that I figured this was the same.

@@otiscool337 oh awesome! I just discovered it this past month! It’s a great way to get into the world of recording! Have you recorded many songs with it? Best of luck with your future Soundtrap projects!

Oh ya. Congrats on your first guitar! I wonder if you could take it to a guitar or music store where they can lower the action for you? Ask for a set up and for them to lower the action to the lowest possible for you!

@@jeffryarchambeau5441 Thsnks a lot! Just trying to help people get started with recording! There’s lots of places to go from here!!

@henryfelix-e9h Thanks! Just trying to help people get started in the recording world! Hope it helps!

you've got this bro! everyone starts at the start

@@roseellendunphy3551 Thanks for watching Rose!! 🌹

Ha thanks! I’m older than I look!

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Thanks for your kind words! Glad you found it helpful! You can do it!!

@@MikiBlue Thanks a lot! That was Classical Gas by Mason Williams!

@@TwentyMinuteGuitarPlayer thank you very much I am a beginner and I really love to learn how to play this tune.

@ oh ya it’s a great one! It can be a little tricky!! You can do it though!!

Appreciate your replies very much

Is there a way you can send video instructions to tech this particular tune?

@@jimsutton8874 oh great! Thanks! I haven’t been doing lives lately, just regular videos!

Oh, thanks a lot Jeanette and welcome!!

Hmmm, 12 strings are tricky because you’re dealing with so many strings. You have to press 2 strings down at the same time instead of one… as you already know! I think you have to make sure you’re not touching other strings by mistake. There’s minimal room for error! Make a chord and go through each string and make sure it sounds! If you’re getting deadened strings, adjust your fingers so they sound! Take note that that’s where your fingers need to be. Start with easier chords then move on to more difficult one! Hope that helps!!

@@TwentyMinuteGuitarPlayer Thanks

@@DavidChaffe is that the issue do you think or is something else not sounding good?

Oh glad you found it helpful!! 👍

@@ralfybaby ohh nooo!! Sorry about that!

Glad to help you out! 👍 We have to keep this stuff manageable!

Do you do much flat picking or are you mainly strumming? I think it would be easier for picking accuracy and fluidity if you held it the traditional way! For strumming it probably works fine to hold it your way. I’m just curious if you’re picking…. if you're able to play the way you want and do what you want, I'd say just keep going but if you feel your technique is held back, I'd say start working on the traditional way. What do you think?

@@TwentyMinuteGuitarPlayer mainly strumming, and learning more lead guitar (from YT). I figure there's a reason why most everyone holds the pick the same way, so I'll continue to try to retrain myself! Thanks for replying, I appreciate it!

Thanks Rose! Cause it is easy! Ha

@@mickykeane4717 Thanks a lot!!

I try ha! Thank you and thanks for watching!!

@@gopilotmusic Thsnks!! Glad it was helpful!

Hey Roger! Hahah, I won’t tell! Thanks so much for the kind words and glad you found my channel! It’s great to have you! So glad you’re finding my videos helpful! Let me know if you need help with anything specific! Best of luck on your musical journey!

@@carrotsandrunning hahaha. It’s ok, whatever you feel comfortable with is the most important! I’m just offering suggestions, take it or leave it! P.s. I’ve used red tortex in the past too! ha

@@freesk8 Thanks for watching! Hope it was helpful to you!

Hey! Sorry about the confusion! Yes that’s right, just don’t play the low E or 6th string. Everything else is fair game. No, we aren’t muting the 4th string. That’s a D note and is the b3 of the chord. Very important note because it tells us that the chord is minor! You could play the Low E string. It’s not wrong but just doesn’t sound great in my opinion! Thanks for watching. Hope that helps!

Hey! I wouldn’t recommend anchoring your pinky on the guitar. I’ve seen people do it and I’ve done it from time to time but I feel like it locks you down and slows you down too much! For me the pinky isn’t involved and I don’t think about it at all. Just let it stay curled close to the palm or let it go where it wants to goes naturally if that makes sense! Best of luck to you and thanks for watching!!!

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Thank you! It’s called “Classical Gas” by Mason Williams!

Thank you!!