Maybe Neil could also explain why he used in the sing along a tempo 73 BPM and played just each chord over one measer,,and!! in the rhytm part lesson/video (no capo) he takes a tempo from 110 and plays the chords over two measers,,
Willem
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I mastered the preview button......Then forgot about it !!!Isn't it nice to have an "edit" button?
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It's not because of the tempo Willem, it's because of the strumming pattern. Two sets of the folk/rockstrum equals one set of the balladstrum. It depends on how you count blah blah, I need a video to explain this but I hope you got it.
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willem wrote:
Maybe Neil could also explain why he used in the sing along a tempo 73 BPM and played just each chord over one measer,,and!! in the rhytm part lesson/video (no capo) he takes a tempo from 110 and plays the chords over two measers,,
Willem
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Thx,,I think I know, I think if we saw it on paper its better to understand,,when Neil explain the folkstrum D-DU-FAKE-UDU and said 2x(or two measers) maybe we think its all 1/8 notes but it aint I guess,,I would be thankfull if this becomes an explain in a video by Neil or you Vanessa...
Willem
It's not because of the tempo Willem, it's because of the strumming pattern. Two sets of the folk/rockstrum equals one set of the balladstrum. It depends on how you count blah blah, I need a video to explain this but I hope you got it.![]()
willem wrote:Maybe Neil could also explain why he used in the sing along a tempo 73 BPM and played just each chord over one measer,,and!! in the rhytm part lesson/video (no capo) he takes a tempo from 110 and plays the chords over two measers,,
Willem
Thx,,I think I know, I think if we saw it on paper its better to understand,,when Neil explain the folkstrum D-DU-FAKE-UDU and said 2x(or two measers) maybe we think its all 1/8 notes but it aint I guess,,I would be thankfull if this becomes an explain in a video by Neil or you Vanessa...
Willem
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And then put everything in one measer with 73 BPM(one measer Bm and one measer F#7) I guess..
Willem
I try this Dermot
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I think I've got the campfire strum Neil explains it's the picking accuracy without anchoring my little finger
that's causing me a problem, the constant up down up of the right had while simultaneously picking the notes..... it's a tricky
thing to practice without stopping as Neil discusses in the lesson.... "Don't do this......" :S
And then put everything in one measer with 73 BPM(one measer Bm and one measer F#7) I guess..
Willem
I try this Dermot
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Willem
Thanks, good video, all in one measure, I'll go back and look at the lesson too.

Thanks, good video, all in one measure, I'll go back and look at the lesson too.

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Hi Willem
I watched the play through and see what you mean one measure for each chord.
Dermot
I watched the play through and see what you mean one measure for each chord.
Dermot
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Tom N.
I saw it last week. There were two seperate programmes on, as you say a great watch!
Tom N.