GREAT PLECK CONTROL REALLY MATTERS! (Plus Free Charts)
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- If you struggle with strumming it's probably because you don't know how to hold or 'control' the plectrum. This vid will help you fix that problem. I'm using Tom Petty's song, 'FREE FALLING' to demonstrate how it should be done so, not only will you learn how to master your pleck control, you'll learn a brilliant song at the same time. Can't say fairer than that. Download your free chord charts here: www.bluenotegu...
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I have been learning for 2 years now and am an older student. I have regular lesson but feel like I have lost my way a bit.
Then I have just found your lessons, I can’t thank you enough your an amazing teacher and you’ve given me a new zest to get stuck in and practice thank you so much
You are one of a kind 🎸 since I follow you I don’t bother with courses anymore, I learn a lot from you and the bonus idiot proof sheets💪
Started playing guitar almost 5 years ago. At 68 years old! Been playing drums since 1962. Started guitar because I wanted to play John Fahey type things. So I started fingerpicking. As a result I cannot play with a pick at all. But I always follow your channel and have learned a great deal from you. So I appreciate the instruction! Maybe I’ll get a pick.
Thanks!
Love your channel. You are great teacher. Always get a chuckle out of your posts. Especially the comments about the horse sh_ _ and the boots. Seriously though great instructions do appreciate what you are doing Sir. It’s -36 degrees with wind chills-43 here in western Canada at the moment. I have been getting through the winter days enjoying playing guitar with your insight and inspiration. Keep up the great work Brother.
"Lennon's Banjo" fantastic Rob!
Canadian bush bunny here… Really enjoy your simple instructions.
🙌🙌🙌 thank you Rob your lessons are so inspiring and informative 👍
Rob mate you're a darling. I've been playing for 50 yrs or more and done the pubs and clubs circuit. I watch your video for a couple of reason..
1. You dig out stuff I'd forgotten I knew..
2. You're style of teaching. Tickled pink with some of your comments..don't ever stop mate. I run a little get together with a bunch of people on a Wednesdsy and I recommend you to all of them. Keep it up buddy.
Yes please Rob, do end of the line. Great lesson
Wow. The best lesson for this classic on RUclips. A master at work.
Love your approach to teaching, Rob. You have a way of demystifying that obviously comes second nature to you. Hope you enjoy doing this as much as we enjoy learning from you.
Great lesson Rob. Enjoy your humor in every lesson and the simple approach
Thanks!
Thank you Mr Sympathetic Yes do the Traveling Wilburys thing please.
Sound mate, luv it.
Brilliant, thanks mate.
Brilliant Rob...get the basics right and the rest will follow...😊
Amazing 🤩, please do those that you mentioned love all of them ,I will watch this many times , you are fabulous
So clear and detailed!!! Thank you!!!!
Love your sense of humour 😂
Great lesson 👍🏻 ,.. with, as ever, many tips to take and use with other songs.
Thanks Rob
Great video Rob - I found the bit where you graduated from single down strums up to the 'song strum' very helpful. Any news of Angie? - Enjoy the cuppa.
Love your lessons. So easy to follow. Thank you.
Excellent lesson, thanks heaps.
Quite awesome that you’re playing a 12 string . Not the easiest to play and strum . Nice , I say !
Hi Rob, great lesson, I couldn't help but notice a similarity between Freefallin' and Steve Winwood's Back In The Highlife intros.
Love this channel you make it sound so easy and give me the confidence to have a go
Thanks Rob, always a pleasure to tune in and see what’s on offer each week. Will be giving that song a bash and look forward to the travelling blueberries 😁
Thanks Rob, this was so informative, you explain so clearly even an old fart (74) like me gets it you encourage me to improve with every lesson. Brilliant
I obviously dont hold mine right because it twists around in my fingers or I drop it!
They always twist around. You’ll learn how to manipulate it back into position over time.
So important to do these things properly . Great video Rob. 👍🎸👍
Great instruction here! I love it!
Thanks Rob! Looking forward to the next one!
Thanks for your good advice yet again another Golden nugget for the journey. Happy days Rob 😎
Once again a great mentor passing invaluable info, I've been trying to get the pick to work by going deeper or harder but this, man this is another bit of info that can save time in the learning process. Thanks again for sharing your time and experience with us.
Another great lesson as you say Rob "YOU CANT GO WRONG" ⭐
Fantastic channel Rob so glad I came across it , makes me want to try and learn again nearly gave up 👍👍
Great video
Great stuff.
Thanks Rob , another great video/ lesson ,sounds hard but when you explain it with your idiot proof way it’s quite easy , thanks again Rob
Yeah Rob please more wilburys what a great band
I agree, too bad I don't use one very often. I will make more of an effort, thanks Rob.
Really good Rob! 😎
I'm really diggin your vids and you should be up to a million subs pretty soon. Anyhow, I play guitar with no picks, just my fingers and I play percussively, which means I hammer onto the strings with fingers and the side of my hand or my thumbs. The first half of my playing time I was a drummer, so when I got into guitar I guess, as my style developed, I started beating on or hammering on the strings. I had a bucket of picks in front of me, but when I tried them, I figured, what's the use, so I dropped them and just used my hands and fingers.
I started playing in public at open mics and community suppers and luncheons, people started complimented my singing and guitar playing , also saying that it sounded like I was playing guitars and a set of drums at the same time. I was startled and said, gee, maybe I need to stop doing that, I thought it meant that I was fukkin up. But those people from my audience said, oh no! Keep on doing it the way you are doing it, it sounds great. I still like to pick up a pick and doing the strum once in a while, so thanks for your video, but my comfort zone is no picks, just me beating on my guitars. See my pic? I'm a lefty playing, custom made for lefties guitars. You have a great youtube channel here! I'm a disabled vet at 72 years old with nonthin to lose. Hey! check out a song called No Time To Lose by Tarney/Spencer Band. (70's era) I love to play the song and it is awesome. do a lesson based on the song please. Alan Tarney played with The Shadows and produced the band Aha! Take On Me. Spencer was Alan's drummer in Tarney Spencer they did 3 albums. Alan Tarney with his bandmate from Tarney Spencer band emigrated from Australia to the UK for the same reason the Brothers Gibb did.
Alan Tarney played on my first album back in 76. Small world. 👍🏻😎
+++++ good teaching
Well done
Thanks again … (I’m awkward with a pic … but need to keep learning : )
Thanks
Thanks Tony! 👍🏻😎
Hej thank you for this Song, yeah so nice. I beginning new. Please , come on can you show us , my sweet Lord please ?
Such a useful technique,I’ve been trying to work that out,do you hit harder or faster,no just squeeze the
Good stuff as usual Rob but as I pointed out in one of your previous vids it all goes wrong when I try the upstrokes. I’ve tried every combination of arm, wrist, grip and pick angle but I just can’t strum consistent upstrokes. Please help!
Really love your channel Rob could you explain why all ‘ands’ seem to be down strokes .. I’m a confused beginner 🙄
We play the ‘ands’ with a down stoke in this song as we are saving the ‘up’ strokes for when we double up to 16.
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Pick thickness?
0.73
Your capo is upside down its much less intrusive the other way around, just saying😃