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Always encouraging content that you provide. Great strumming tip on the pick. I've been playing 6 or so years and learn from many of your lessons. I will start angling the pick because the pick does start moving in my fingers. Thank you very much!
no prob at all and thank u for watching. Yes, angling that pick makes all the difference - try it out. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more lessons and content coming. I also have another RUclips channel at ROCK ON GOOD PEOPLE here: ruclips.net/user/rockongoodpeople - which is more instructional based and not song based like this channel - be sure and check that one out also - lots of killer lessons and content as I post on both channels. Keep up all that hard work on that guitar and please subscribe to the channels. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI
Hi and thank u for checking out this lesson - most appreciated. u rock! Yes, that little angle of the pick makes all the difference - try it. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more lessons and content coming. I also have another RUclips channel at ROCK ON GOOD PEOPLE here: ruclips.net/user/rockongoodpeople - which is more instructional based and not song based like this channel - be sure and check that one out also - lots of killer lessons and content as I post on both channels. Keep up all that hard work on that guitar and please subscribe to the channels. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI
Useful ideas. Worth trying. Thanks. I'd be interested in your thoughys on how the angled pick relates to style. I discovered your channel via a 9 year old video on the Grateful Dead. Garcia was known to use Adamas picks, which you showed. Very thick. But I've also heard that he used more of a perpendicular style, which probably required a heavy attack albeit with touch. I don't think of him as a shredder. Is the angled pick primarily about speed?
Hi and thank you for watching and for ur kind words - most appreciated. I think the angling of the pic just helps to reduce friction and helps cut thru the strings so to speak. I think that can help with an genre - although certainly helps with speed. But I find it most helpful and all my students I teach it to find it helpful as well. But some do go perpendicular or straight on and thats cool if that works for you. Find what feels best and works best and sounds best to your ears and make it yours. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more lessons and content coming. I also have another RUclips channel at ROCK ON GOOD PEOPLE here: ruclips.net/user/rockongoodpeople - which is more instructional based and not song based like this channel - be sure and check that one out also - lots of killer lessons and content as I post on both channels. Keep up all that hard work on that guitar and please subscribe to the channels. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI
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Get my FREE Blues Rock eBook & video lesson - david-lessons.com/egi/blues_rock_soloing.html - The eBook contains tons of scale diagrams, soloing strategies, major vs. minor key, music theory, modal playing explained, and more. The video lesson teaches easy ways to spice up your solos, plus soloing devices, tips & tricks, scales, and lead guitar techniques. Enjoy and rock on! David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc & EGI
Always encouraging content that you provide. Great strumming tip on the pick. I've been playing 6 or so years and learn from many of your lessons. I will start angling the pick because the pick does start moving in my fingers. Thank you very much!
no prob at all and thank u for watching. Yes, angling that pick makes all the difference - try it out. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more lessons and content coming. I also have another RUclips channel at ROCK ON GOOD PEOPLE here: ruclips.net/user/rockongoodpeople - which is more instructional based and not song based like this channel - be sure and check that one out also - lots of killer lessons and content as I post on both channels. Keep up all that hard work on that guitar and please subscribe to the channels. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI
Never tried the angle tip, makes sense
Hi and thank u for checking out this lesson - most appreciated. u rock! Yes, that little angle of the pick makes all the difference - try it. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more lessons and content coming. I also have another RUclips channel at ROCK ON GOOD PEOPLE here: ruclips.net/user/rockongoodpeople - which is more instructional based and not song based like this channel - be sure and check that one out also - lots of killer lessons and content as I post on both channels. Keep up all that hard work on that guitar and please subscribe to the channels. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI
Please give your lesson on Lonely People by America.
Useful ideas. Worth trying. Thanks. I'd be interested in your thoughys on how the angled pick relates to style. I discovered your channel via a 9 year old video on the Grateful Dead. Garcia was known to use Adamas picks, which you showed. Very thick. But I've also heard that he used more of a perpendicular style, which probably required a heavy attack albeit with touch. I don't think of him as a shredder. Is the angled pick primarily about speed?
Hi and thank you for watching and for ur kind words - most appreciated. I think the angling of the pic just helps to reduce friction and helps cut thru the strings so to speak. I think that can help with an genre - although certainly helps with speed. But I find it most helpful and all my students I teach it to find it helpful as well. But some do go perpendicular or straight on and thats cool if that works for you. Find what feels best and works best and sounds best to your ears and make it yours. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more lessons and content coming. I also have another RUclips channel at ROCK ON GOOD PEOPLE here: ruclips.net/user/rockongoodpeople - which is more instructional based and not song based like this channel - be sure and check that one out also - lots of killer lessons and content as I post on both channels. Keep up all that hard work on that guitar and please subscribe to the channels. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI