basically, there are 2 kinds of guitars. First is the classical guitar, the other is acoustic. Classical guitars use nylon strings (the guitar my brother uses for his instrumental songs). Acoustic guitars use steel (metal) strings. People generally like to use classical guitars for instrumental songs or pieces that involve lots of plucking (ie spanish songs). Acoustic guitars are generally used in most of the contemporary songs you hear on the radios, besides the electric guitar.
Wow this is really cool, I just started to play a few months ago and this gives me something "I KNOW" to practice doing bar cords. Thank you so much S~
i would suggest getting used to knowing all basic chords first, from A to G. Know it in such a way whereby if someone were to say "G", you would know how to play it, and not have to refer to any tabs etc. Then you can start learning to change chords. So for example, change from a G to a C. Make sure you can change it fast and confidently etc. After that, you could start with the strumming
guys here's a tip. you can learn the strum patterns better if you feel the song. you have to listen diligently on the timing and the groove because strum patterns are not really learned because they're self-taught. just a friendly advice because i too struggled with strumming when i first learned to play the guitar :D
thanks for clarifying. i always have trouble determining the key of the song. is there an easy way to do it? like first chord of the verse or first chord of the chorus etc
EXCELLENT work my brother! question for you....have you done anything with "shane and shane"? the song "there is nothing like you"? just starting working on that one....and there are some "interesting" chords in it! =-)
Hi, you can see the strumming pattern that I used from my brother's blog. He has come up with the chord sheets with the lyrics and strumming pattern on it. You can visit the blog by clicking on the banner on my channel page. Thanks!
Hi Daniel Could you please right down the strumming patterns on all instructional video's. I can't seem to pick them up by just listening. Everyone seems to focus on the chords, which can be found on any chord chart but strumming patters that relate to songs are extemely rare. Please help. Thank you!
hello from 2019, AMAZING. Praise God!
Thanks Daniel..your strumming instructions are easy and inspiring..God bless you more
Praise God for he has blessed you with the ability to glorify him !!..:)..Amazing upload
Thanks Daniel, your intructional videos continue to inspire!
Thank you! God bless! keep teaching you are a blessing.
hi daniel, your so very Blessed coz you share talents... keep it up!
basically, there are 2 kinds of guitars. First is the classical guitar, the other is acoustic. Classical guitars use nylon strings (the guitar my brother uses for his instrumental songs). Acoustic guitars use steel (metal) strings.
People generally like to use classical guitars for instrumental songs or pieces that involve lots of plucking (ie spanish songs). Acoustic guitars are generally used in most of the contemporary songs you hear on the radios, besides the electric guitar.
Wow this is really cool, I just started to play a few months ago and this gives me something "I KNOW" to practice doing bar cords. Thank you so much S~
ah... those songs. sure, i'll get down to it when i have the time :)
thanks for all the instructional videos. God Bless. :)
For me it is more accurate when you set the speed on 1.25x🙂😁
Awesome Daniel😃
Thank you
yup! Since this song is in the key of F, a lot of barre chords will be required. Practice is the key!
i would suggest getting used to knowing all basic chords first, from A to G. Know it in such a way whereby if someone were to say "G", you would know how to play it, and not have to refer to any tabs etc.
Then you can start learning to change chords. So for example, change from a G to a C. Make sure you can change it fast and confidently etc.
After that, you could start with the strumming
Excellent. Thanks for the strum pattern. I'll be using a no barre chord key of D? version. It uses the chords G9, A and Bm7.
Thanks you so much bro🤝
yes
it goes something like down up hit, up down down
thank you so much.. God Bless You
guys here's a tip. you can learn the strum patterns better if you feel the song. you have to listen diligently on the timing and the groove because strum patterns are not really learned because they're self-taught. just a friendly advice because i too struggled with strumming when i first learned to play the guitar :D
thanks for clarifying. i always have trouble determining the key of the song. is there an easy way to do it? like first chord of the verse or first chord of the chorus etc
EXCELLENT work my brother! question for you....have you done anything with "shane and shane"? the song "there is nothing like you"? just starting working on that one....and there are some "interesting" chords in it! =-)
oh it's actually here! haha. (: thanks, this'll be a lot of help. :)
Hi, you can see the strumming pattern that I used from my brother's blog. He has come up with the chord sheets with the lyrics and strumming pattern on it. You can visit the blog by clicking on the banner on my channel page. Thanks!
Daniel Choo
nice i like it....^^
hmm, what are basic chords?
Hi Daniel, when you say "hit" do you mean palm and mute? Thanks. God Bless.
do you use metal strings?
if you do ? it is any difference whit the other type of ?
Hi Daniel
Could you please right down the strumming patterns on all instructional video's. I can't seem to pick them up by just listening. Everyone seems to focus on the chords, which can be found on any chord chart but strumming patters that relate to songs are extemely rare. Please help. Thank you!
Daniel getting problem in strumming pattern ☹️
First of all its in the key of C.
oh, then he should play the song in a different key i guess