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For the first time since I joined I’m completely confused. On the “bluegrass rhythm” piece, the section breakdown parts have no instructional component, and the slow, med, and fast demos don’t seem to match the tabs at all. Where is my thinking off kilter?
Wasn’t able to get that pull off but I think I got it. Sure am glad for modern technology and camera on the fingers!
Ok I see now why you don’t leave the finger down on the second fret in the last lesson…because there is a pull off coming up…duh!
Tony,
You make this look so easy. Even when I try it suuuperrr slow it’s not clean like yours. You’re my guitar hero 🙂
Mary,
Keep after it you will get it for sure 🙂 The more you do it the cleaner it will get, and the more comfortable you will be playing it. Thank you also for the kind words 🙂
Cheers,
Tony
Oh very cool, don’t you have to have rock solid timing though.
Tony
The tab shows a pull off on the D then a picked G.
In this part, it looks like you are pulling off the second fret of the D to the open D, and then using your fretting hand index to hit the open G.
Is this so, or are you picking the note
Robert
Robert,
If you watch it slow it looks like you pluck the D string, then pull off on the second fret of the D (the E), then pluck the G. Hope this helps!