Course: Tools to Build Strumming Patterns
Skill Level: Intermediate Lessons
Instructor: Aldrine Guerrero
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How important is it that your strum start with the pinky first as opposed to the opposite direction where your index finger is the first of the strum? This is the way it is most comfortable to me but i will work on retraining myself if there is an advantage to going pinky first. THANK YOU for your efforts!
Cheers – very helpful
Thanks for the great video and session. It’s a great instrumental idea and the solution to introducing the right note to get a group checking their tuning before beggining a peice. G=k)