Hi, sorry about the delay in reply. I've been away on tour for the past 9 weeks and just catching up on things now. Good question, when I play a C chord in DADGAD I use the fleshy part of my third finger to mute the high D string and stop it ringing out. Rather than arching your hand completely, just let it go a bit more relaxed and the mute of the high D string should happen naturally. And if not, just play around with it and see what works for your hand, it might be the flesh of your first finger or even upper palm that make the mute, it's just a case of trial and error. Hope that helps.
Oh Yes ! love this sounds brilliant in the DADGAD Aodán
Glad you like it 👍😀
Super. Merci beaucoup. Je commence la guitare Irish, vous êtes au top !
Ah merci beaucoup. Ça ne casse pas trois pattes à un canard 😂👍
Always a favorite, lovely job. Fun to listen to you. Happy new year
Happy new year Annie!
@@aodancoynemusic thank you!🙂
Love your videos man. When are you teaching us some of your own tunes? I particularly liked Chance & Gamble :)
Ah cheers, glad you're enjoying the videos. I'll try and get a lesson for Chance & Gamble up shortly! Thank for asking.👍
Hi, how do you keep to high D string from ringing when strumming the C chord? Thanks.
Hi, sorry about the delay in reply. I've been away on tour for the past 9 weeks and just catching up on things now. Good question, when I play a C chord in DADGAD I use the fleshy part of my third finger to mute the high D string and stop it ringing out. Rather than arching your hand completely, just let it go a bit more relaxed and the mute of the high D string should happen naturally. And if not, just play around with it and see what works for your hand, it might be the flesh of your first finger or even upper palm that make the mute, it's just a case of trial and error. Hope that helps.
Very good advice, thank you.
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