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@@ernestojr.angeles9707 OBS

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Thanks for watching :)

@@introman1016 I have better picking hand technique in the winter because the cold forces me to curl my fingers up and stop anchoring 😂 but seriously I do try but I go less often, sweating my balls off with my heavy equipment in layers of clothing to find a spot is the worst bit.

@@MissJennyGuitar that's the warm up? lol i imagine finding a spot in the winter is easier than the torture of pressing on those strings. I busk myself btw but I play acoustic, thinkin how much better it could be fretting with the strat hmm

@@introman1016I don’t think i can remember if it was that bad, acoustic is defo harder anyways. Good luck this winter, stay warm!

@@ferreiraluis6990 Thank you! I love the Vox too, but it is very sensitive to Bluetooth interference from people walking close, so I will have to switch to old fashioned cable, but I don’t like using cable!

@@MissJennyGuitar Thanks, connect before the Vox a pedal and before the pedal the receptor wireless, I play in Street too, but in Spain and Portugal, normaly I use the cables , but I play the Bass, I use vox and Blackstar, vox are Great , thanks ,you are a great Artist 5⭐🎼, Saludos ⭐🎼💐🤘

@@ferreiraluis6990 Oh cool, I never seen a bass busker before. Well I do, I connect the Bluetooth receiver to a compressor, but it still happens. Depends where I am, sometimes people don’t stand too close and it’s fine. I will have to use cables and look after them properly so they don’t keep getting damaged and noisy.

@@MissJennyGuitar Thanks, My English is verry poor, and I write to You in spanich, use the traductor please , intenta usar un cable largo, longo desde el receptor wireless hasta el amplificador ( Vox ), y así no tendrá tanta interferencia, puedes conectar el receptor a un pedal de efectos , por ejemplo un chorus o delay, y solo poner el volumen alto, tbien puedes conectar el receptor a un cable usando un adaptador hembra /hembra 6.35 mm, si mantienes el receptor lejos del vox , en principio no debe tener interferencias, si ves que tiene mucha interferencia de señal, tienes que poner mas graves ,y tal vez resulte, intenta usar dos amplificadores , uno para la batería ( Drum) y el principal para la guitarra, un abrazo, saludos ⭐💐

@@ferreiraluis6990 Ah, ya entiendo, gracias por el consejo, te lo agradezco mucho! 😃👍(via google translate)

@@boydross Thank you ☺️

Oh yeah, I must have miss labelled, changed it now, thanks.

Haha yes 🫣

​@@MissJennyGuitar pretty good, was expecting it to be noisier

Thank you, I still have so much I need to work on. Keep practicing and working out what works for you, don’t compare your style or your progress to others. (People have so much to say when it comes to guitar, there will be real gems of advice from time to time, but otherwise drown out all the noise and do your thing.)

@@MissJennyGuitar Yes, roger that! Looking forward to more busking videos.

@@ernestojr.angeles9707 In the UK, different areas in the West Midlands, mainly.

Genuinely good advice, might just be stage fright, I still get nervous playing infront of close friends after 7 years on the instrument

Because everything is improvised, and I don’t know what track is going to come up next, sometimes I’m like “Holy hell…ok, let’s see what I can do” sort of thing, especially if it’s a track I haven’t heard before or genre I’m not confident in 😂

I definitely liked the control in your picking and fretting. So many people play with excessive movement, so this was a nice change. ​@MissJennyGuitar

@@Aesops_Adventurers 🌅👋😀❤️

Thank you. Please, call me Jenny 😄

@@MissJennyGuitar You got it Jenny!

I know what you mean. Re: 1. Break away from the beat. Re: 2. Call and response. So much more I am still lacking, will come with practice, or maybe never at all 🤷🏻‍♀️ Thank you for the tips ❤️

@@MissJennyGuitar Exactly! The rest is just practice, so it'll work out. If it still doesn't work, I would simply use a keyboard instrument because they are less complicated and easier to understand.

Thanks! How did your drum performance go?

@@MissJennyGuitar HAHA. You remembered! ;). It went well thank you. I was super nervous but once I started playing, it was fine.

@@rickjones507 Good to hear! 👍 I’m glad! Well done! ☺️

@@petrucci973 It’s an awesome backing track!