The M-Skip: A Simple Banjo Technique For a More Modern Feel

[@BanjoSkills]

get the free 90 minute beginner banjo course at banjoskills.com/quickstart-guide

[@Ryan98391]

I am so addicted to banjo!

[@BanjoSkills]

You're telling me! 🤣

[@bodurango]

Thanks. Helpful. I agree that sparser is better. I'm enjoying your content and good luck with the channel.

[@BanjoSkills]

Awesome, I'm so glad you enjoyed it!

[@melissamakesstuff]

It's a cool technique. Thanks for the introduction.

[@BanjoSkills]

You bet! Glad you liked it.

[@naamandan]

Super helpful, thanks!

[@BanjoSkills]

So glad it helped!

[@themoneylebowski660]

Thanks man good stuff! Would have been good to see your other hand too though when you're doing the example!

[@BanjoSkills]

I'm glad you liked it! And I'm slowly improving my RUclips skills here, so thanks so much for the feedback!

[@merilee222]

Super helpful. I love the m-skip sound.❤

[@BanjoSkills]

Glad you liked it!

[@rjwh67220]

Really liking your channel.

[@BanjoSkills]

Thanks so much!

[@rk845b]

Thanks for the video. Just came across your channel today. I keep scrolling through youtube trying to find banjo backup that will work for genres other than bluegrass/oldtime. I have heard it used effectively in rock covers. Do you think this method could be used in other kinds of music? Thanks for any help. Rick

[@BanjoSkills]

For sure! I use a lot of syncopation for more modern songs. I talk a little about backup patterns for modern songs in this video and using this technique here ruclips.net/video/Vnk0YUJNPqs/видео.html might be useful for you!

[@APRS]

Do you live in the UK?

[@BanjoSkills]

I do!

[@APRS]

@BanjoSkills I dunno how but I could tell from light levels outside!

[@deanoverlie224]

" dying and going to Heaven . "
Why would that be sad ?

[@wordsandmusicman]

You don’t show what your hand is doing. Set up the video so we can see your hand.