Been working on these the last year or so, a little tricky for me to get up to speed but super useful ...also cool to stick a open fifth string between the forward and backwards variants and use the resulting 8 note pattern:)
Your "out of practice" sounds pretty amazing to me! Would you ever consider doing a video about that bastard known as "pick noise?" For the life of me, I just can't get away from that awful clicking, no matter how I attack the string, what angle I do so...or how I use my finger like a trigger and play "through" the string. Thanks for another great video!
Any chance you would tab out some of your arrangements and put ina tab book (Home Sweet Home, Auld Lang Syne, Original Tune, etc)? I think there would be a market for it. Your arrangements are wonderful!
You're still better than me. Thank you for the tips, you seem like a really good guy. I didn't say nice because bad people can be nice, but you're good to the core. The fact you share these vids means so much more than the other professional banjo players who keep everything to themselves, or think their presence is enough. You, sir, are wholly good. Thank you.
Been working on these the last year or so, a little tricky for me to get up to speed but super useful ...also cool to stick a open fifth string between the forward and backwards variants and use the resulting 8 note pattern:)
Your "out of practice" sounds pretty amazing to me! Would you ever consider doing a video about that bastard known as "pick noise?" For the life of me, I just can't get away from that awful clicking, no matter how I attack the string, what angle I do so...or how I use my finger like a trigger and play "through" the string. Thanks for another great video!
Thanks!
Any chance you would tab out some of your arrangements and put ina tab book (Home Sweet Home, Auld Lang Syne, Original Tune, etc)? I think there would be a market for it. Your arrangements are wonderful!
You're still better than me.
Thank you for the tips, you seem like a really good guy. I didn't say nice because bad people can be nice, but you're good to the core. The fact you share these vids means so much more than the other professional banjo players who keep everything to themselves, or think their presence is enough.
You, sir, are wholly good.
Thank you.
Thanks for continually bringing ideas!
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