3 MOST Important Strumming Techniques
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- Опубліковано 24 жов 2017
- In this short guitar lesson you will quickly learn the 3 MOST important techniques for bettering your guitar strumming. This lesson is for ALL guitar players. Enjoy and leave your feedback below in the comment section. For more guitar help and free resources check out www.yourguitarsage.com today.
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YourGuitarSage i got inspired by ur teaching
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The thing is that 10 minutes of very focused slow practice will yield results very quickly. I do it on everything I’m trying to improve on - it’s the best kept secret.
Its true never try to practice something fast because practice doesn't make perfect it makes permanent, so practice the proper technique and speed will follow
Truth
SO...
1. use a thin pick 0:35
2. understand how to count 3:06
3. watch the free video series on strumming 4:10-4:44
4. go slow to go fast (practice slowly without chords) 4:50
This is really encouraging for someone like me, I picked up the guitar without any training, just to cope with the pressure of medical school and now I can play full fledged covers thanks to your videos and many like them. Sending tons of love from India....❤️ Thank you so much ..
Rashi
That’s amazing!!!
There's GOLD in Every lesson.
Thanks Eric. I have been learning to play the guitar for just a few months. This and previous videos have been extremely helpful. Keep them coming.
Thank You for the lesson I"m new at this but you"ve given me some good pointers.
Erich, thanks for being specific with pick recomendations and the idea behind thickness. I had come to this conclusion without any recommendations, but you have refined and reinforced. The 5 level picking exercises are money, you can use some of these to play your favorite songs providing variety.
Thanks after years of struggling with strumming, at last someone that gives a good advice for strumming. At last!!!
I like the way you explain using analogies. Thanks for having taken out the time to share your knowledge! :)
Thank you for the super kind words my friend!
Your tutorial on Rock w you is the best. Thanks for all your time it is much appreciated.
The way you break the steps to learn are very helpful.
Thanks so much 👍🎸👌 love the examples/comparisons hehe 👌🎶
You make my day better!Merry Christmas Eric.
Thanks for the vid! You really touched on things on I've been having trouble with. I'll check out the website for sure. Never trust the man!
Thank you for breaking this down. Muting the strings with your fretting hand really is helping me with new patterns, including mixing in a little quarter note passage between chords, with the frets muted, just to get the rhythm and pattern combination down. Plus, you can practice it practically any time of day or night, without waking the household!
You're so welcome Sandra👍
Really helped
Great video... thank you for sharing!!!
amazing video. thanks so much sir :) u r the most encouraging teacher around
thanx eric started following your vedioes today. great promie to sincirely follow
Thanks great advice👍
Thank you great advise and lesson
I suddenly got motivated 😂 thank you!
Good lesson!!
I always learn something from your vids
Thanks
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Hello 👋, I give up to play guitar some years ago, but I can't get it out of my head, today I start again, hoping to learn a lot from your channel
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You're so welcome my friend.
Your channel deserves more attention. I Love your lesson.. Keep it going brother.. You'll get even bigger
Thanks for the encouragement Solomon!
Just found you! You make such sense! Can’t wait to watch your free series! Thank you 😊
You are so welcome!
Thumbs up.. thank you.
Great video. Great breakdown. Learn things separately and THEN bring them together. Absolutely. Most Importantly, learn to COUNT. Count, Count and Count. Everything should be on count consciously or subconsciously. Get the basics right and things become lot easier
Excellent! Thank you!
You are so welcome James. Thank you!
Thank you
Sweet...thank you!
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Thanks!
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Tom
Thank you so much, Tom. 👊🏻
good stuff
I'm about a 10 year beginner on & off & pretty good at that. I've always lived the sound of thin picks. I'm kinda stuck right now & have been but I think watching ur videos I'll definitely have a break thru🤘🏼
Thank you, Richard. 🤗 www.yourguitarsage.com/30
Very helpful 😊
Glad it was helpful!🙏👍
Thanks for your good tutorial...nice stuff
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YourGuitarSage Sure thanks 4 your reply.
.6 Dunlop is excellent all purpose pick
thanks for nice advised...
Always welcome
This lesson sounds really good.
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Yahoo! I was using a 1.0 pick and missing some strings when changing chords quickly while strumming. After watching your vid, I found a .7 pick; problem solved!
Great! Glad I could help out!
your video is amazing..ive learnt to just slow down..and that so important to start..listening to you from Co kerry. Ireland 🇮🇪 🎉😅..
Wonderful!😊🙏
I personally love the 1.2 mm picks, they have just enough "forgiveness" for me while retaining that precision in thicker picks
🙌yes, I love that middle ground too.
Thanks for the hair tip 👍
Thanks!
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Amayzing
Thank you so much chicken man!
Ur the best.. ..👍👍
Thank you Brian!
Thanks for your videos. I'm a beginner I had broken my fingers . My index finger and middle finger and my pinky finger when I was younger . I'm left handed. I was wondering is this going to be a big problem for me to play guitar. Thanks again.
You are so welcome Dewey!
Nice guitar
Thanks my friend.
sir, you deserve far more subs and views
Thank you my friend.
Watching from Hong Kong
What if you have to strum through part if the song and pick through other parts as you play alone.
Ok put im my email , then i got added to some list, but to get to the 30 videos you have to be registered and i saw no place for that. Please help, sure im missing a simple step but dont see it.
Origin of strum
1765-1775; perhaps blend of string and thrum
Looked that up because it’s a rather unique word.
+nas Siball nice!
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YGS, I have been only recently stated the “first 30” lessons and YOU, my friend are not only a master, but as I’m 41, you have inspired me to keep trying. I have attempted to take up the guitar several time and get into a rut, and believe I’m not getting anywhere, so give up. Doing the first 30 I feel I’m making progress consistently. If I were to win, would really love to be taking the rest of your lessons. As it would change my life more than it already has. As for the guitar, well I live in Australia, and have purchased an acoustic guitar already, so I would ask that you donate it to a deserving less fortunate person, in the hopes that taking up the guitar would change their life as well. Keep up the great vids an mentoring!
Which your video i should watch to learn?my steumming is so so bad with pick and dont know how to strum with finger
I have a specific set of videos on strumming you can watch for free. It is at this link: www.yourguitarsage.com/path enjoy, my friend!
Thanks for the free karma 😎 I totally thumbed up for free karma.
Counting while playing is to me like "walking and chewing gum at the same time."
Yes, it it takes practice.
How can i communicate with you teacher.i want more knowledge sir.am Thomas froma Tanzania
Start here my friend: www.yourguitarsage.com/30
i wish all the experts would get together and agree on pick thickness- many say thicker equals more quality tone and less pick click. sure thinner are easier to play but would you do all that clicking in a studio?
thanks for your lessons- ive watched many over the past few years - you are very talented
Most do agree. Thicker picks for single notes and electric playing. Thinner for big strumming and acoustic playing. But for tone it’s what is right to YOUR ears. Thanks for the kind words my friend. 🙏
not to be difficult, so in all honesty? you like the tonal quality of a thin pick?
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i can do barre cords but not up strum
When I click on the link for the 30 free videos I get to your paid course. I would like to find the strumming free course please, but I can’t seem to locate it.
Right here, my friend: yourguitarsage.com/path
@@yourguitarsage thank you very kindly.
Most Powerful intro
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What's that song in the beginning
A strumming bit from Malagueña.
My strumming still sucks and ive played for years 😂 I practice lead way more than rythm and its biting me in the ass haha
Same thing to me, that's why electric guitar is my choice
@@alexalgoso2506 do what is hard to achieve .. and the feeling that you gets when you finally get it right .. is worth it ..
Guys, let me tell you something that will happen in your beginner journey. That something will be that you start to enjoy watching guitar tutorials. They will stop feeling like school work and they will start being understandable, you will understand what is being said. It will happen.
Your name is very similar to Eric Andres
is this abraham from peaky blinders?
once you can do it slow .. you can do it fasterrr..... #2setwiolin
Erich, what do you mean by “ don’t trust the man”? Sorry if I’m naive.
Basically, just question everything. It’s okay to believe, but continue to ask questions. 👍
So here's what happens if you "sign up" for the free lessons - he gets your name and email to add to his list, and you get a screen that says "You need to sign in or sign up before continuing." With the only link being "Forgot Password". I waited awhile for an email that would give me some access, but nothing. So now I suppose I'll be getting spammed.
Ah, man...It makes me smile, listening to your rant about strumming.... Muted strings, counting, being content while playing at a slower tempo...I bet you 95% of novice guitarists won't be able to resist the urge/impulse to rush the process and delay their progress by years, because of it...If only they knew how wise your words are...I have been playing almost a year now and what really opened the doors for me was endlessly strumming along to tunes in my listening repertoire until I got from being perhaps the dimmest guitarist on earth to a guy who can pick up the rhythm parts of 80% (seems like, anyway) of pop tunes almost in a single sitting. The other thing I do is focusing on the hard parts, learning them at as slow a tempo as needed to get it down right and work up to speed rather than rush it and pick up bad habits that will hinder my development...Hey, it only took failing miserably at least half a dozen times at learning the guitar over a 30 year span to finally get it through my thick skull that there was a reason I always quit and could never play a full song... hope this commentary is taken to heart by a few 15-year-olds in a hurry to wind up like this 55-year-old who wasted so many years of sheer enjoyment before he finally got the message and took his time to appreciate the ride instead of always anticipating the thrill the destination supposedly would bring...
Fantastic words my friend. If they don't listen to me, I hope they listen to you.
YourGuitarSage Pretty sure you'll dig this if you've never seen it before: ua-cam.com/video/Gt2zubHcER4/v-deo.html
There's a squirrel on your head...
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i strum too hard
What do you mean "don't trust the man, he's a liar"?
I'm not very convinced you've ever had long tangled hair... Either your hair is naturally very straight or you've never had long hair.
My hair is naturally straight and it was very, very long in the 90s.
To me it's easier to use Dynamics with thinner picks.
can i have some of your guitar sir i love to play guitar but where so poor i cannot buy one .im from the philippines
I give guitars away every month.
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You need to comb your hair
Vito Monteleone what does that have to do with the lesson boi
😂 you obviously have not seen this video then: ua-cam.com/video/sQCNgEYsDcA/v-deo.html I really needed a comb then.
How about stop talking and start strumming :)
Well that would be teaching would it? That would just be playing.
Where are the 3 strumming techniques? Or else retitle this video.
How many did you count after watching it Richard?
YourGuitarSage I didn't find any, only talk about picks!
Talking to much
You talk toooooooo muuuuch
U talk too much