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Thanks for watching, much appreciated! 🙏

Thank you for your input! I’ve got some hand problems, so I sometimes need to break the rules a little bit. But I agree, putting the thumb over the neck is usually best for those techniques. Composing little pieces on guitar has been a long-time hobby of mine. 🎸

This is my first time getting criticized in Korean. 😅 I have a hand condition that sometimes affects my fretting posture, but I won’t let that stop me. Thanks for watching!

Es una Ibanez RG de principios de los 2000.

@@mariusnemitz4769 cool

I've added a download link to the backing track in the description. There'll be more in the future! 🎸

@@mariusnemitz4769 wow👏 thank you very much teacher! I will download them all as you send them 🎸😍

Thank you! I'm not sure if I still have those backing tracks, but I'll look into it. Stay tuned, more coming soon! 🎸

@@mariusnemitz4769 Thank you, I want the backing tracks for all the classes if you still have them 🥰

Hi there! I've added a download link to the backing track in the description. 🎸

@@mariusnemitz4769 Thank you very much 😍

Many thanks for subscribing! Glad you like it. More coming soon! 🎸✌️

You're welcome! 😊🎸

That’s a great idea, thanks for the input! 🙏

Thank you so much! Glad you like it. 🙏

I write the tabs in Guitar Pro, make a screen recording of the playback, and then use a basic editor like iMovie to put it together with the video. It also helps me remember how to play my own stuff. 😁

Thank you! 🤘🤘

Try phrygian scale

I’m using the D natural minor scale (D, E, F, G, A, Bb, C) over the D minor, C major, and G minor chords, and the notes of an A7 arpeggio (A, C#, E, G) over the A chord. I’m focusing on chord tone arpeggios, like D, F, and A over D minor, or C, E, and G over C major. Learning major and minor scales and the arpeggios you can build from them is basically all you need for this type of soloing. It’s also fun to experiment with what notes sound good to you over each chord.

I’m just sharing some ideas that I’m working on. Thanks for watching.

You can do it!

Hi there, that's awesome. Happy jamming! 🎸

Thank you! 🙏

Many thanks! Glad you like it.

Oh yeah, you can do lots of fun variations with this.

Cheers! 🍻😁

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¡Muchas gracias!🙏

Thank you! That’s good advice. I really appreciate the input. 🙏

I’m just a hobbyist, but I’m having fun learning. Thanks for watching!

This is actually how Josh Meader holds his pick! This comment is nonsense there is no wrong way to hold a pick

@@alexjackson8841 oh nice, I didn't realize there was no wrong way of holding a pic. I'm going to start holding it between my pinky and thumb. You're so smart, thanks bro!

@@ohfice No need to be a smart ass, there's no wrong way to hold a pick *within reason* . Think you could have worked that one out yourself. There are many amazing players that hold a pick in a far more "wrong" way than this guy. Nothing wrong here

@@alexjackson8841 There are professional basketball players that shoot with bad form, that doesn't mean new players shouldn't try to avoid that just because some people were able to get by doing it.

Thank you! 🙏

Thank you for following, much appreciated!

I‘m not sure. I just came up with this recently, but I‘ll keep practicing it. Thanks for watching!

Thank you! 🙏

That’s awesome, much appreciated!

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They are just power chords that follow the progression shown on the screen.

​@@mariusnemitz4769oh i see

Thank you! 🙏