I have possed a number of questions on 2/4, 3/4, 4/4 … equivalent to the rolls and sadly got no responds. But, BANG! Gina nailed it for me. Love this. THANK YOU GINA. More!!
Yep, many times! I do it once a month over on Patreon www.patreon.com/ginapicks5 , and also teach regularly at banjo camps. Upcoming camps I'll be at are Midwest Banjo Camp (online) and Kaufman Kamp (in person in TN) Hope to see you join someday soon!
why does some 5 string players play open g-chord and some freded g-cord and other first or second inversion im so confused what to use where. but i love my deering eagle 2 great mid range tone but lacks the high or bright tone for hardcore bluegrass that sparkling bright tone but has a unmatched midrange and low tones
Banjo Players greatly appreciate your lessons. The Strum Machine is the best for timing.
Glad you enjoy!! And yes, strum machine is an excellent helper for getting timing right!
I have possed a number of questions on 2/4, 3/4, 4/4 … equivalent to the rolls and sadly got no responds. But, BANG! Gina nailed it for me. Love this. THANK YOU GINA. More!!
Good info. Thanks
Perfect. I am working on Waltzs today! Psychic Banjo Goddess!
Thanks sounds good
What tuning is your banjo in? Thanks for the lesson.
Hey Gina ! You are a really good Banjo player ! have you ever made a live session?
Yep, many times! I do it once a month over on Patreon www.patreon.com/ginapicks5 , and also teach regularly at banjo camps. Upcoming camps I'll be at are Midwest Banjo Camp (online) and Kaufman Kamp (in person in TN) Hope to see you join someday soon!
why does some 5 string players play open g-chord and some freded g-cord and other first or second inversion im so confused what to use where. but i love my deering eagle 2 great mid range tone but lacks the high or bright tone for hardcore bluegrass that sparkling bright tone but has a unmatched midrange and low tones