sieg66630th July 2012Tasty chords pieced together very creatively. Very pleasing to the ear. Thanks.
smolentsev30th July 2012Sounds very nice! Like it
Ben Higgins30th July 2012Great lesson Sin Machine !
Marcus Siepen17th August 2012Cool struming excercise
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Hi GMC!
Welcome to my lesson about acoustic downpicking and down strumming.
One of the most basic guitar skills are strumming up and down freely. What exactly is the difference between the two strokes (Up and Down)?
In general, apart from the fact that the pick goes in different directions, upstrokes are "lighter". You hear the high notes first and they are hit the hardest, which tends to dominate the sound. Downstrokes are more "closed", and the lower notes tend to dominate the sound as they are hit the hardest.
In this lesson we gonna focus on downstrokes. Playing downpicking will place more emphasis on the bass notes and provide a good background rhythm while accompanying another player or recording a song.
Guitar : Tom Anderson Crowdster
Equipment : Sonar8 DAW, Guitar Rig5 plugin, Addictive drums
Tempo : 75 bpm
Time Signature : 4/4
Chord progression : E minor,A minor,Am6,B7
Techniques : Strumming downstrokes