has anyone tried to do the fingerpicking for the solo
wish it was broken down piece by piece - don't know if i'll ever be able to figure it out
Fingerpicking the "I'll have to say i'll love you in a song"
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Is it me or can anyone relate: I am thrilled about this as a new target song and i'm okay with the working out of the song UNTIL i get to the solo
has anyone tried to do the fingerpicking for the solo
wish it was broken down piece by piece - don't know if i'll ever be able to figure it out
has anyone tried to do the fingerpicking for the solo
wish it was broken down piece by piece - don't know if i'll ever be able to figure it out
Hi John, the way I handle this is to use either the PDF or the Guitar Pro file (this one is better as you hear what it should sound like) to memorize the notes. When I am good (or good enough to recognize a bit of the melody), I look at the video for the technique that Neil wants to show us. Learning finger picking notes from a video is very difficult and frustrating but this is why the tabs sheets are there.
Hope this helps
Marc
Hope this helps
Marc
Neil, The PDF file and GP5 file labelled solo in the lesson is what I meant. Memorizing the notes from the sheet you provide with the lessons and then learn the technique you are showing in the video. Sorry if it sounded different.
The solo video (as any other finger picking song)is well explained but better assimilated if you already remember the notes. This is how I work anyway, but it is probably different for other people
Marc
The solo video (as any other finger picking song)is well explained but better assimilated if you already remember the notes. This is how I work anyway, but it is probably different for other people
Marc
If anyone is interested a great version of the combined parts played by Croce and Murry ?, his lead guitar player, is posted on You Tube at the following site:
It is similar to Neils version put I believe it is in a higher octave on parts of the the solo. I've been trying to figure out how this guy has played the combined parts of the song for some time. The guy in the video is a great guitar player. I think now with Neil's post I may gitter done. Tom
It is similar to Neils version put I believe it is in a higher octave on parts of the the solo. I've been trying to figure out how this guy has played the combined parts of the song for some time. The guy in the video is a great guitar player. I think now with Neil's post I may gitter done. Tom