By involving multiple right hand fingers - we can achieve unparalleled tone, smoothness and speed.

This style of playing sounds like two guitars playing in the same time, because thumb is playing alternating bass patterns, while other fingers play a melody, mostly syncopated, which gives a nice 'swing' feeling.

This acoustic guitar lesson is in key of G major, contains finger-picking, strumming, arpeggios, natural harmonics etc. This is NOT hard stuff to play, but has nice sound and cool licks that you can play on acoustic.

Let's give our picks a rest for a few moments. That's right! Today's lesson is on Fingerpicking, which is a great alternative to using a conventional pick. Let your fingers do the walking!

All of you who want to practice shuffle phrasing and finger-picking, check this lesson out.

You are going to learn a Major Scale. This is definitely a first stop for every beginning bass player.

Learn to play Travis picking technique.

Traditional Country-Folk style using Chet Atkins / Merle Travis style hybrid picking.

A easy to remember warm up & some finger fitness for your guitar playing. Helps to improve the finger independence. Perfect for a daily routine too!