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@robhead22, you are very welcome! :)

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@cheryldavidson-yo1et, you are most welcome! Glad you liked the video :)

@mookytc, you are very welcome! :)

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@georgefinn2054, you know you can slow down videos with RUclips. Click on the settings icon bottom right of the video and you will see the option to do so :)

@@acousticguitarlessons was not aware of that. Thanks for the tip and the lesson.

@@georgefinn2054 you are welcome :)

@drewdietz2115, thanks! If you search triads on my channel you will find other triad videos including some longer form videos.

@@acousticguitarlessons that's exactly what I will do, as I am more familiar with the higher noted triads! Thank you

@celiomarques8310, the beat/drums (if they are present in the song) are what you should really focus on when strumming anyway. Strumming is more percussive than anything else. Just start by strumming on the beat only with a down strum and find the groove of the song. Then branch out into some actual strumming patterns keeping time with the drums. Play deliberate and consistent patterns here, the nuances can come later. You might even do this to a drum loop as opposed to a song to begin. If you lose your time, come back to strumming down on the beat only. This is what you need to feel when playing anything, so do it every day until you can feel it more naturally. It takes time, but working on your time is one of if not the most important things to do as a musician.

Hi Gary, My videos are all stand alone videos. There is no order, which is typical of the RUclips format. This is why, while it's great for picking things up here and there, RUclips is not the best way to learn guitar per se. Rather, it suits better as a supplement to a more focused approach to studying guitar, with a teacher for example. I would suggest picking up what you can understand from the videos and don't worry about what you can't. If you can grab just one thing from a video that adds to your playing, you are winning and is well worth the effort. In addition to that, I would recommend finding a good teacher who can fill in the gaps for you. If you are interested in fingerpicking, I have a very comprehensive course that will provide you with order, structure and guidance in this style of playing the guitar. You can learn more here: acousticguitarlessonsonline.net/fingerpicking-guitar-lessons

@user-sz4ti4yj6j, very kind of you to say and you are welcome :)

@cheevers304, glad you think so :)

@TheForeverchanges, you are very welcome! Glad you've been enjoying the videos :)

@kanariskanari7467, you are very welcome :)

@mickymiller6130, glad you think so :)

@patbrown2390, keep working at it :)

@geoffwalker888, you are veyr welcome! Glad you liked the chord :)

@michaelbinder5952, that's great! Let me know how you go :)

@PatrickDoyle-bl1fh, you are very welcome! :)

@stevemitchell5389, glad you liked the video :)

@davidpatrick1813, glad you found the video helpful :)

@dnluc9, here are some more Rhtyhm Fill videos ont he channel: ruclips.net/video/EZYix-4cijI/видео.html ruclips.net/video/DvVjFxUENb4/видео.html ruclips.net/video/dS-16ftLLww/видео.html ruclips.net/video/N3BsIXH-6i4/видео.html

@dimwitsadvocate6264, any chance you could organise a jam? Are there any other musicians in your town whether hobbyists or professional?

​@@acousticguitarlessons I've asked a few people who are better players than I am if they get together and jam. This town is deeply religious, to an extreme, and they just practice for their church services. They don't jam. But perhaps I just haven't been vigilant enough to find people who aren't off the deep end and would like to jam. You inspired me to keep trying. We have less than 600 people in our town, so the pickin's will be slim, but I only need to find one to get started. Thank you kindly for answering me!

@Back2TheBike, well said :)

@tuberu2, glad you like the video, I appreciate you checking it out! :)

@Back2TheBike, you are very welcome! Glad you like the video. Here are more triad videos I have on the channel: ruclips.net/video/lNFv-potxVw/видео.html ruclips.net/video/dhacbC6SmGs/видео.html ruclips.net/video/Vn4TiPj51N8/видео.html

@@acousticguitarlessons thanks Simon.

@johnberg2902, here are more triad videos on the channel: ruclips.net/video/3DhedsPbvcQ/видео.html ruclips.net/video/dhacbC6SmGs/видео.html ruclips.net/video/Vn4TiPj51N8/видео.html

@lentas08, glad to hear Tommaso's method worked for you, as it will if followed correctly :) This method is simply to know where the notes are on the fretboard, not the relationship between them regarding intervals. Scales, arpeggios, and intervals are something else again, however knowing the note names is an essential element to visualising all this stuff on the fretboard if that makes sense.

@@acousticguitarlessons Your Arpeggios lesson were the best yet, much better than basing them on the CAGED shapes as some ' Tutors' suggest. Thank you.

@@lentas08 you are very welcome! :)

@larryherbert252, you are very welcome! :) I don't typically do song instructional videos, but I am sure you can find some for these on RUclips.

@SRees-qw5dz, you are very welcome! :)

@mettelyngholm4541, you are very welcome! :)

@NDFlyFisher, here are some lessons I have on triads: ruclips.net/video/lNFv-potxVw/видео.html ruclips.net/video/dhacbC6SmGs/видео.html ruclips.net/video/3DhedsPbvcQ/видео.html ruclips.net/video/Vn4TiPj51N8/видео.html

Thank you!

@@NDFlyFisher you are very welcome

@larsjohansson3971, I am glad you do :)

@kz.productions, yes I agree, it is :)

@christiand7437, you are wleocme :) This video is just about finding the notes, not finding keys.

@acousticguitarlessons Tjanks...Do you have a video on that?

@@christiand7437 I would recommend thsi channel for a video on sclaes and keys etc: www.youtube.com/@MusicTheoryForGuitar

@astro6393 , already have :) Here it is: ruclips.net/video/efeMJNhnLJo/видео.html

astro6393, you are so welcome :) This is great to hear!

@ingemarnilsson5498, thank you! :)

@travisguilliams2909, you are very welcome! I am glad if this helps with stretching for certain chord shapes :)

@rpludwig, glad you think so :)

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@MrYatesj1, glad you like the videos :)

@MrYatesj1, thanks! :)

@MrYatesj1, thanks! :)

@bobmays2946, you are very welcome! I hope this helps with the memorisation of songs :)