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Excellent question. I keep meaning to expand on this with more videos but have been short of time. This works well over the one especially but I would try going back to G major scale for IV (C) and V (D). There are other progressions that this scale falls more into place with like 1,3 (Bb in this case),4 chords. The homework would be listening to specific songs, noting the progression and when he’s taping into this scale. Hopefully that helps! I’ll try to expand on it in a future video. Yes! Good catch. I added in the resources but couldn’t in the video :/ take care!

@@mularkeymusic Awesome. Thanks for the advice.

Sorry for the late reply, did you see the link to tabs in the description? Cheers!

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Many thanks, glad you liked it!! 🤘

Hey Romello, I just added it to the free download above! Great that you're learning TR licks on violin 🤘Take care!

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Many thanks! 🙏

Well said 🤘🏻Of course, cheers! 🍻

Many thanks, I hope you found it helpful!

Thank you, glad you enjoyed. Cheers!

Hola, this rhythm is for 4/4 time signature, Old Rugged Cross is in 3/4 so you’ll need to adapt it. If you want a bluegrass feel I’d recommend playing on these beats: 1, 2, 2 &, 3 with the down down up down strumming pattern. Here’s an example for reference: th-cam.com/video/u0KbZwLb7FQ/w-d-xo.html. Ciao!

Many thanks, Rocco!! 🙏

Glad you enjoyed it!

You can get it here 👉 mularkeymusic.gumroad.com/l/8tonyricelicksC

I use one note. it integrates with ms word. kinda glitchy so times but does the job

Good to know, thank you!

Good question! I do include a TEF file which can be interacted with TablEdits free viewer: tabledit.com/tefview/download.shtml. I’m not sure if Guitar Pro accepts the TEF format 🤷‍♂️

Thank my friend great arrangement of a great song I have it worked out 80 % by ear .. but I’ll buy the tab anyway bro to support your channel I subscribed and it’s a good arrangement cheers from Ireland 🇮🇪 Brian

@@dieselman7453 Many thanks Brian, cheers! Solid work. Proud to have a sub from Ireland ☘️

No bother lad I will down load that when I get home from work .. I lived in New York for 15 years but home now in Ireland I’m playing since I was 15 I’m 49 now 😩I’m playing fingerstyle only 2 years but chet Atkins style is wat I’m looking to master .. I know baby’s coming home and windy and warm I’m part of joe Robinson s invisible technique course he is a great player thanks again and all the best with the channel .. I will be posting some stuff myself as I’m building a studio at my house .. it will be a mixture of Irish and American folk music .. doc Watson is my hero .. take care my man all the best .. Brian

@@dieselman7453 Awesome! Keep up the good work. Would love to hear a mix of those styles, good luck on the pickin’ and on the studio and please stay in touch! 🍻

You’re welcome, glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! Just getting started, I sure appreciate the boost! 🤘🏻

😂try learning the thumb part first and maybe the fingers will listen

Thank you! You might also like my arrangement of City of New Orleans and Walk on Boy. Cheers 🍻

@@mularkeymusic I most certainly do! Thank you for those suggestions. I'm just beginning to explore all of it. It took me a few years to appreciate the virtuosity and music of these styles. I grew up learning guitar by listening to Steve Howe and some of his fingerstyle tunes (Meadow Rag, All's a Chord, Clap...). But I went on to study classical guitar and never seriously dug into Travis Picking until I acquired a proper steel-string 000 guitar a couple weeks ago. Even with a Classical Guitar background, this is so challenging, in all the right ways. 😁

I’d never heard those Steve Howe tunes, wild stuff! Congrats on the 000 & best of luck on the journey. I studied classical piano for a long time, it all transfers somehow 👍 Well said, it’s addicting and then you can make it as hard as you’d like, it’s infinite.

Hey Bill! It’s a S.C. D model (rosewood). Thought it was a bit older but just dated it - 2001. In this video I was using Martin Monel (mediums), flat pick isn’t in production, closest in sound would be a thin blue chip or ultex.

Have you tried the Martin MA550T treated P.B. med. strings?@@mularkeymusic

Glad they helped, all the best!

Good work! They always get easier the more you do :) just muscle memory and connecting the dots. Best of luck, have fun!

You’re welcome!! Hope it helps, happy pickin’ 🤘🏻

😂 Amen brother!

Deal! :)