Loraine
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Lots of practice. Pay particular attention to the curve of your fingers and making sure you’re on your fingertips. Moving your wrist forward helps with this. Also, with the C chord, the low E is not played, so you can move your ring finger higher up (basically muting the low E) and this helps keep it outta the way of the D string.
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Great win @Guitargeezer
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I’ve heard good things about the Shubb. Thanks for the tip @Guitargeezer
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great job. nice steady strumming, and your vocals are pretty good.
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Welcome to TAC @MJV ! Glad you’re having fun and seeing improvement already. I started private lessons to build upon what I was learning in TAC, and it’s totally been worth it. I’ve grown by leaps and bounds by supplementing TAC (or vice versa).
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Great job! Stay hydrated!
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Loved this!
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Sounded great on that guitar @JoeW
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Too funny!
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Earl, great find for a confounding problem. I just recently had this start to happen to me, and I think I have too loose of a grip on the pick, which causes it to turn in my fingers. I’m slowly working through it and trying out different picks to see what works best.
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@Moonhare What a beautiful new baby to play, and your F barre chord sang clear. Congrats on both fronts!!
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Excellent strumming and vocals.
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That’s a great feat @Al.E . Glad you’re having fun and have progressed and continue to. Very inspirational.
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Hey @Dennis.G the YouTube video must be set to private. Wasn’t able to view it.