Reggae Guitar STRUMMING Pattern tutorial (Beginner Approved)
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2024
- Here's an easy reggae guitar strumming pattern you can learn quickly. This is the perfect strumming pattern to use on an acoustic guitar for reggae songs like Three Little Birds by Bob Marley. Once you learn the basic reggae strumming pattern, I'll show you a slightly more advanced one.
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Thanks heaps for this lesson, Tomas. I've been trying to learn the Reggae strum for a couple of years and yours is the first lesson I've seen which is sufficiently broken down. Well taught, Thanks.
Great to hear that Rod!
Hello from Sydney Australia. You are a great teacher. Thanks for the video!
Just to let you know, this is not reggae as reggae musicians or fans would understand it. His technique is wrong. If you want the real deal see Steve Golding, Tuff Lion, or John Jesus on UA-cam. Most of the others are misguided
Just stumbled across this video. I'm a Newby, just started learning today about 2 hours ago. This is awsome, 50% there in less than an hour just watching back finger position, guitar position, and alot of rewind and strumming along :) cheers, will check out your other videos.
Welcome. I wish you the best on your new adventure.
Great lesson!
Very informative tutorial Sir.
Thanks.
I enjoyed your class.
A beginner
Great lesson, well done, thank-you for your time and generousity!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much for this lesson.
I'm in a reggae band for quite a while now. We are working on our first original song and now I find myself going back to the basics.
Thank you once again...
Happy to help!
With the greatest respect, if you're in a reggae band and using the techniques described by Tomas, then you're not playing the music that reggae exponents and fans would recognise. The adoption of other cultures is great, but we should respect the media. I suggest you listen to old stool Jamaican reggae, then look for Tuff Lion John Jesus, Steve Golding and or Xyan. These guts will show you how to play the music properly. One Love
This was handy! Thanks!
You are a patient teacher..thank you
Thanks, c smith. I appreciate it.
thank you so much for inspiring some people i have a lots of lesson that i learned that may apply for playing my guitar
Happy to hear that!
Just to let you know, this is not reggae as reggae musicians or fans would understand it. His technique is wrong. If you want the real deal see Steve Golding, Tuff Lion, or John Jesus on UA-cam. Most of the others are misguided
What a powerful performance! We really love it!
Thanks Mark.
Just to let you know, this is not reggae as reggae musicians or fans would understand it. His technique is wrong. If you want the real deal see Steve Golding, Tuff Lion, or John Jesus on UA-cam. Most of the others are misguided
Great job! I just keeping playing it over and over again, its that FUN! And you earned yourself a sub :)
Awesome! Welcome Gojou. I had no idea this strum lesson would be popular.
Just to let you know, this is not reggae as reggae musicians or fans would understand it. His technique is wrong. If you want the real deal see Steve Golding, Tuff Lion, or John Jesus on UA-cam. Most of the others are misguided
Thank you so much dear sir 🙏🙏🙏
Thank You- Love to learn different Strumming patterns
Glad you like it Richard. I have a lot more up my sleeve. Are there any particular styles or patterns you'd like to learn?
Just to let you know, this is not reggae as reggae musicians or fans would understand it. His technique is wrong. If you want the real deal see Steve Golding, Tuff Lion, or John Jesus on UA-cam. Most of the others are misguided
thanks for making it smooth..
You bet!
Thank you so much for your lessons Tomas! Playing a new instrument can feel really scary, and you've done such a great job in your lessons at making concepts clear, memorable, and entertaining. Great work :)
Thank you for the kind words Allison. Can you think of any other subjects you'd like to see me take on or particular techniques?
This is not reggae as reggae musicians or fans would understand it. His technique is wrong. If you want the real deal see Steve Golding, Tuff Lion, or John Jesus on UA-cam. Most of the others are misguided
I learn a lot sir❤
thank you! awesome tutorial :)
Glad it was helpful!
Nice lesson! Thanks
My pleasure Anna!
Thanks Techer
Excellent! Thanks 🙏 the play-alongside at progressing tempos really helped
You;'re welcome. Great to hear that!
Just to let you know, this is not reggae as reggae musicians or fans would understand it. His technique is wrong. If you want the real deal see Steve Golding, Tuff Lion, or John Jesus on UA-cam. Most of the others are misguided
The mute in reggae comes from chord hand not the strumming hand.
Love you man. Brilliant
Thanks, Roan. I appreciate it.
Just to let you know, this is not reggae as reggae musicians or fans would understand it. His technique is wrong. If you want the real deal see Steve Golding, Tuff Lion, or John Jesus on UA-cam. Most of the others are misguided
Blessed sir give thanks
God bless you.
Great pattern Thank you.
You’re welcome 😊
Just to let you know, this is not reggae as reggae musicians or fans would understand it. His technique is wrong. If you want the real deal see Steve Golding, Tuff Lion, or John Jesus on UA-cam. Most of the others are misguided
I am 59 yrs old trying to learn from you. thanks for sharing.God bleas you.
You're welcome Arnel. God bless you.
Thank you Sir.😊
Just to let you know, this is not reggae as reggae musicians or fans would understand it. His technique is wrong. If you want the real deal see Steve Golding, Tuff Lion, or John Jesus on UA-cam. Most of the others are misguided
niceness
Excellent. Simp!e. Concise.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks, Tomas. Always wanted to learn a reggae strum but this is the first time I wasn't intimidated!
You can do it!
That may be because you're not playing reggae. Look for Tuff Lion or Steve Golding
Beautiful lesson sir 👌
Thanks for liking
This is not reggae as reggae musicians or fans would understand it. His technique is wrong. If you want the real deal see Steve Golding, Tuff Lion, or John Jesus on UA-cam. Most of the others are misguided
@@ramgoatliver6180 Are you joking or kidding? Pal
@@ho789jack9 No my friend, his technique is not authentic. Too much sustain. Up strokes are used sparingly and usually involve a single string. It sounds wrong. Happy to provide more detail if you would like
brilliant - thankyou
You're very welcome Jacqueline. Are there any other lessons you'd like to see me make?
Just to let you know, this is not reggae as reggae musicians or fans would understand it. His technique is wrong. If you want the real deal see Steve Golding, Tuff Lion, or John Jesus on UA-cam. Most of the others are misguided
great teaching, I just
subscribed
Welcome aboard Lu! Thanks. BTW... You have a beautiful voice.
@@TomasMichaud what a nice surprise to get a reply from you Tomas, thank you. I am working on my reggae guitar strumming with your video, thanks for such a detailed lesson via UA-cam. Keep them up!
Thank you Sir.
You are most welcome Jennifer.
Just to let you know, this is not reggae as reggae musicians or fans would understand it. His technique is wrong. If you want the real deal see Steve Golding, Tuff Lion, or John Jesus on UA-cam. Most of the others are misguided
Thank you 😊🙏🙏
You're welcome 😊
Just to let you know, this is not reggae as reggae musicians or fans would understand it. His technique is wrong. If you want the real deal see Steve Golding, Tuff Lion, or John Jesus on UA-cam. Most of the others are misguided
Yeyyy!
I think you are a great teacher. May I suggest beginners be called guitar students, level 1.
❤❤
Sir would u please teach few basic strumming patterns in ur special way.
Thanks for your request Vani. This playlist may help ua-cam.com/play/PL2fVuWCtWUdpXiQs-8hz0HCViADoCTU81.html
When you play reggae u should use bar chords because it's better than basic chords and every chords consist of 4 downs
Yes that makes sense Roberto. I show how to use open chords for those who don't play barre chords yet.
@@TomasMichaud ok well appreciated🤘❤️🥰
Can i do that on the African reggae ???????????????
I'm not sure of the difference Tigawalana. I know this works with pop style Reggae but I'm no expert.
@@TomasMichaud What am trying say is that, hmm, just because you may not get it but we call it ''Lugafulo" so that's the reggae am trying to talk about Sir...its in Africa 'Uganda'.
As a result of your post, I listened to some Ugandan reggae, and it sounds like they use the same tracks as Jamaican reggae just change the lyrics. This guy Tomas knows nothing about reggae and his technique is all wrong. For the real deal look for Steve Golding, Tuff Lion, John Jesus, or Xyan. Hope you enjoy playing reggae properly One Love
Hi sir, I accidentally became a reggae guitar player in just 1 month,
Is that bad for my learning lesson.?
Sound good to me Atanu.
Just to let you know, this is not reggae as reggae musicians or fans would understand it. His technique is wrong. If you want the real deal see Steve Golding, Tuff Lion, or John Jesus on UA-cam. Most of the others are misguided. It is perfectly possible to play reggae properly as well as other techniques. Just make sure you learn the right ones.
@@ramgoatliver6180 thank you
@@_atanudas No problem. Best wishes to you.
Sings like Casey Kasem teaching guitar
Tomas my friend, this is not reggae as reggae musicians or fans would understand it. Your technique is wrong. Watch Steve Golding, Tuff Lion, or John Jesus on UA-cam. Too much sustain.
Are you kidding 😅 or joking?
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@@ho789jack9 Having listened to reggae for 50 years and played it for 40 I concur with Ram Goatliver. This man doesn't know reggae
Why are you not using a minor chord like reggae does?! 🙄
Not all reggae music is written in the minor keys, several are done in Major!
Not bad. But that drumming is not reggae the emphasis should be on the third beat
Thanks for the comment!
wrong way sir this pattern
Terrible!
C’mon man, you didn’t stay at a Holiday Inn last night. Lol. Keep trying to help play there ax!
Your a great guitarist but please. That is not reggae.