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@@riffcodger awesome, thanks!

@@Herman-to1da thank you!

@@JimSnedekerMusic thanks, I hope you found it helpful!

@@knifeyonline yes exactly!! 💯

@@mallorymusibay very important lesson, well done on the video.👍

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@Tastein-2024 the demonstration was enough to not have me convinced. If you play thr chords properly, strumming all strings should give a pleasant result. Let us not motivate bad practise.

@@muffinberg7960 thanks for the input! However, certain chords only call for playing certain strings as it can actually create the wrong sound if certain strings are played. Just remember, there are different times to play different strings! 👍

@@muffinberg7960 Agreed, I don’t think strumming 2 strings should be a go-to either. If you watch the full lesson, I go on to explain that it’s more about emphasizing certain strings over others (not only playing those strings). Hope that makes sense! 😀

@@mallorymusibay those chords do call out certain strings to be muted.

@@mehrrepairz thank you!

@bridgette86412 Great questions! I’m not sure if it’s true for all instruments, but I know it’s true for guitar. I actually answer your second question in the full lesson! Just head over to my channel and tap on my most recent video! 👍

It mostly depends in which chords you are playing. For open chords E, E minor and G you'll strum all 6 strings in the beginning. For A and A minor you strum from the A string. For D chords you strum from D string and for the non barre F chord you strum from A. If you can do the F in the barre way then strum all 6 strings. Basically you almost always strum from the root note if the chord

True for mandolin. There are plenty of chords which don't need all the strings, so obviously you only strum the strings you need. However, even with full chords, you can try strumming just the bass strings for a couple of bars, and then just the treble strings for a couple of bars. Or maybe strumming the bass strings on the down strokes and the treble strings on the up strokes. On the mandolin, I might do a tremolo on just two adjacent strings at the end of a phrase. Or start a phrase by alternate picking two strings for a few notes and then gradually transition to full strums. Once you realise it's even possible then a whole world of possibilities opens up. Experiment and find out for yourself what sounds good and what works for you.

@@emptyb9968 haha no way! So cool how that happens sometimes. That’s awesome that they’re learning! I started when I was 9 and loved it. Don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions they might have!

@@Job.Well.Done_01 you’re welcome, I hope you find it helpful!

Thank you!

So glad it could be helpful to you!

@@KingRelogio 🙌🙌

@@EVGUITAR1975 thanks for saying that! I 100% agree, been thinking about incorporating that! Just didn’t have time to practice it for these past couple tutorials, but def gonna start incorporating it for the future! 😄👍

@@arq.salvadormedinab.2935 you’re welcome! 😁👍

I was looking for this song , glad I found it after Christmas was over.

@@MyFoodEatingStory Glad you were able to find it though! Now you'll be ready for this year!

@@maxvirgo88 thank you! Merry Christmas to you as well! 🎄

Thanks so much, same to you!!

Amen and amen!!

Awesome, so glad it was helpful to you!!

@@lutawsa9208 great! I actually offer free weekly mini lessons and tips for beginner guitarists. Here’s the link below if you’d like to learn more and sign up! 😃 www.mallorymusibay.com/name-and-email

Thanks! Yeah it’s a great song!

@@brownleo8826 you’re welcome, I hope it’s helpful! 😃

Thanks!

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@@sheilalucas9154 thank you! 😄

That's great that you want to learn! Here's the link for my free lessons: www.mallorymusibay.com/name-and-email

@@garethmartyndavies2250 thank you! 🙌

@@Folkstone1957 agreed!! Those are great tips, especially for beginners!

RIGHT! Dynamics is that super cool and not at all creepy book by L. Ron Hubbard I think!

@@spyhunter66 thank you!

@@LowOutput thank you! 😃

@@mallorymusibay bonus points for the camera angle, haven’t seen that done before. Tiny camera or did you have to detune/remove the springs to get it in there?

@@LowOutput No I actually just slid an iphone into the sound hole and tried to position it just right! Took some trial and error but eventually got it haha

Thank you, I hope these lessons can be helpful to you!

those are great as well!

@@whatasaverl6456 thank you! Yes that’s a great tip about the wrist as well! 👌

@@aaronjaehutcheson thank you so much!! I really appreciate that. 🙌

@@nomadexplorer6682 yesss exactly! 💯

@@bentobenisthekingoftheuniverse 😂😂

Yes lots of changes throughout the song. I'm sure that injury makes it more difficult though. Just do your best with what you can and have fun! That's what's most important!

@@mallorymusibay Oh Oh! Just got a date for my operation .. Oct. 29. With 3 month recovery therapy.

Thank you! 😄

@@ameeeeesh great, you’re welcome!

@@kinemaxis526 exactly! That’s a great way to put it! 👍