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I just cant seem to hold a C cord with out muting other strings. Maybe the c cord is different looking at it from down under, Good thing is i know what a C cord is.
I can’t find a tab for this? Is there one here and I just don’t see it? Thanks
Steve,
You can find the tab on the very first page of the course (the course homepage) under the course materials. There is a tab download link that will pull up the tab in a separate window 🙂
Cheers,
Tony
The video is not working for this lesson. The player doesn’t come up it’s just blank. Is it a different format? It works fine elsewhere. I am new here and would really like to learn some tunes to play. I think I paid extra for this part. I paid extra for something. This would be really cool if I could get it to work for me!
I have done a little finger style and have gotten used to using the “a” finger on the high E string. For this exercise, should I follow the video and shift down the “m” finger to the high E string instead?
Tony,
I would recommend trying what you are comfortable with first and then once you have the tune, you can decide whether or not to change it up and try the other way. Nothing wrong at all with using your ring finger for that high e string.
Cheers,
Tony