Right Hand Technique - 12/8 Groove Strum and Slap - Adam Rafferty Fingerstyle Guitar Lesson
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I hope you enjoy this lesson. It addresses right hand technique, groove, percussion and slaps.
You'll also learn about 12/8 time. That's the basis of shuffles and swing actually :-)
It's another great technique to your "groove toolbox." In fact, this is the basis of how I have been playing the last few years - it puts groove FIRST, and the notes second (dunno if that makes sense...)
I use this right hand strum / slap technique in songs like
► Isn't She Lovely
► Can't Buy Me Love
► Fly Me To The Moon
► Misty
And MANY more...
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions, and leave a comment below!
Love,
AR
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You can also do a midway between a slap and a note by slapping through the string and resting your thumb on the one below.
You are the groove master!
Thank you Adam. Excellent lesson.
Thanks & groove on! 😊
Brilliant! Really enjoyed this lesson. I've heard a few arrangements with this rhythm and couldn't figure it out. Great explanation, Adam. Well done and thanks! Keep up the great work. Cheers!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you!
Thank you Mark! 😊
That was great
great .Thanks
Thank you Noel! 😊
Great lesson 👌🏿
Thank you Adam for this wonderful tutorial! I really liked the way you simplified things.
Thanks & groove on! 😊
Great Lesson!
Rock on!
Thanks so much for this series Adam. You're a bit of a legend.😊
Sou do Brasil , descobri você por meio do Craig no instagran , pedi a ele para me indicar uma pessoa que ensina fingerstyle, , ele disse ouvi Adam ... parabéns
bravissimo adam.....wonderful lesson...great!!!!!!!!!!
Mannnn people need to know how awesome this is...
I abandoned facebook altogether forever ago, but I'll go and do that likey thing.
And I wish when I get some free time to study guitar consistently you are still doing the online lesson thang.
Chung Junwoo thanks Chung!
Nice lesson
Great tutorial! You have yourself a new subscriber
Thank you! 😊
Thank you
Thanks & groove on! 😊
Fantastic video as always from my favourite acoustic player, thanks very much! I was wondering how you were getting that light snare/brush sound. One question (for anyone): I can't figure out the angle on the index finger brushing, starting at 8:20. The upstroke is fine as it's happening on the pad of the finger, but my downstroke (even the unaccented ones) sound way too bright and tinny when the nail hits the string. Are the downstrokes using the pad as well?
Downstrokes are with the back of the nail. I suggest just groove and feel your way, and listen, listen, listen. As well, the backs of each finger sound different. For me, the back of the index is more metallic than the middle finger. Just groove and allow YOUR way to come together! :-)
@@adamrafferty Cheers and thank you!
Cheers Adam, useful lesson, so thanks for that, my muting needs some work! Your right hand strumming is quicker than either my eye or youtubes video quality, so slowed down was/would be necessary for this kind of lesson for me. Been trying to incorporate 16th note funky bass lines with chord stabs/strumming for a while now, kind of Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers (or Joe Dart and Cory Wong) at the same time. I feel I might not ever manage it, but that's guitar playing all over really, every day a challenge. Anyway, bet Joe Pass could have done it!. Best wishes. :)
Hey thanks for the comment - and did you know right here on TH-cam you can slow down vids? Like I said doing this slow and grooving is very hard for me, just like riding a bike slowly is more difficult. 😀
Love it, Adam! I never heard that tune in 12/8 before. Makes a lot more sense now.
Also, I just have to say, calling that chord Ab7 makes me physically uncomfortable!
D'oh!!! G#7 would have been more "righter" sorry about that! 4/4 swing is in fact 12/8 much of the time, but it's a matter of preference...12/8 suggests that you can really hear the 8th note triplets articulated. 4/4 swing 8th notes (jazz, Count Basie etc) are kind of like the 1st and 3rd of the 12/8 triplets - and actually the 3rd is a tad louder...once 4/4 gets faster in jazz, it's less likely to be heard like 12/8. Keep rockin!
Hi!
I’m highjacking this video...
I’ve watched many of your tutorials and would like to thank you for your great contribution and work you do.
I just had a re-ignition coming back from #guitarworkshopspain hearing that you were there last year.
Thanks for good practicecadvices etc.
It’s about perfect practice, right? :-)
Take care!!
Jonas, my pleasure - enjoy!!!!! Glad you had a good time in Spain.
Hey Gang, enjoy! Please comment below, I love getting YOUR feedback... - AR
Great content - detailed and unique. Good use of camera angles and tabs.
If you are looking for feedback - one thing that seems to work on TH-cam is doing occasional clickbaity list videos, eg. '5 funky fingerstyle songs' or 'My 3 Favourite Guitarists'. Paul Davids does this well. I also personally like it when the video starts straight away with a demo (cf. Marty Music) with no verbal intro. And maybe do a couple of short (
@@hiphopatitis Excellent suggestions. I will consider all of that. I strive to make them short but shorter is harder actually!
You're just #OutOfThisWorld!! Truly #Extraordinary!! 😂😂😂😉💪💪💪
Dear Adam,
And please #help me out...🙏🙏
I've always wanted to play the #fingerstye!! Can't truly cross the 'bridge', ya know...😡
Nukhan Lee just learn one song, start easy!
*fAB* 👀
Thank you so much 😊