3 Easy Drills to Perfect Clawhammer Synchronization

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  • Опубликовано: 28 янв 2025

Комментарии • 9

  • @CRedfearn1983
    @CRedfearn1983 2 года назад +1

    For all those on the fence about joining Tom’s Patreon, I have found it to be the most useful thing to accelerate my playing. It’s really a lot of fun and there’s a bunch of excellent content. Highly recommend it!

  • @conradwinchester1
    @conradwinchester1 2 года назад +1

    Thank you Tom - this has become a crucial part of improving my playing since you introduced me to it!

  • @tgp4871
    @tgp4871 2 года назад

    Thanks a lot, will definitely try these out!!

  • @SoloGetHykt
    @SoloGetHykt 2 года назад +1

    Getting me an open back fretless. Can’t wait. You got any vids on your patreon about playing the blues? You hardly ever hear blues on the banjo and that’s what I want to master.

    • @TomCollinsBanjo
      @TomCollinsBanjo  2 года назад +1

      Nice! Blues on the banjo...hell yeah! Actually, we just started a module on Ola Belle Reed. Both of the tunes we're doing have wonderful bluesy elements with pentatonic runs and string bends. I see fretless banjo as being very much immersed in blues phrases and sensibilities. Hope to see you there! Tom

  • @manaberry
    @manaberry 2 года назад

    Hi Tom. I'm so happy to find out about your channel!
    I have a Deering 6-strings banjo, with a fantastic sound. I'm really scared to go for a 5 strings banjo as the way to play and the tuning is quite different... but I think I should go for it anyway...
    What would be your advice to go for a banjo learning process without interfering with my guitar "still learning" curve?
    God bless you and your channel.
    Have a good one!

    • @meadandmilk
      @meadandmilk 9 месяцев назад

      2 years too late I know, but picking up a banjo whilst I was learning to play guitar as a teenager was one of the best decisions I made, all skills in each instrument are transferrable in some way and it was the greatest boost to developing a unique style which I still utilise today.