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Kristofer Dahl10th October 2010Love it Denes - it's raw and dirty!
kaznie_NL10th October 2010Loving it
Very nice dirty sound man!!
Zsolt Galambos10th October 2010Great lesson, man! ![]()
Denes Nagy10th October 2010thank Yo guys!
Bogdan Radovic10th October 2010Great groove Denes! ![]()
Jerry Arcidiacono10th October 2010Cool groovy lesson ![]()
Daniel Realpe12th October 2010Excellent lesson! nice guitar
Juan Cortes12th October 2010great lesson man!
Vasilije Vukmirovic12th October 2010Very groovy! ![]()
Denes Nagy13th October 2010Thank You very much!
Adrian Figallo14th October 2010now that's some cool tone!!
Lian Gerbino14th October 2010nice lesson man! ![]()
Denes Nagy15th October 2010thank you!



Hi GMC'ers!
In this lesson we will talk about the usage of your right, and how to strum evenly with regards to changing speeds.
I attempted to cover John Mayer's funky picking style which has interesting rhythm patterns, that can boost your playing. In this type of music even and stable strumming of the chords is really important, especially if we play a bit faster. Many guitar players share the same problem that when they begin to play faster, their strumming hand doesn't play the same rhythm. John Mayer and Stevie Ray Vaughan are definately exceptions.
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Have fun! /Denes