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Q&A: What’s the difference between 8th and 16th note strumming? I get this questions very often, so here’s the answer. Much more on strumming on the web site and also on my Really Useful Strumming Techniques DVDs.
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Thank you Thomas shelbey for a wonderful guitar lesson
Thank you so much.
and plz can you explain me,
beats of the guiter , whole note to 16th, Plz
thank you, this is really helpful! 🙂
Listen the the Verve acoustic guitar version only and Lucky man. That is easier to see the 1/16 pattern. It follows the snare drum.
Great tutor and guitar player, humble and always great enthusiasm.
Justin do you like onion
2:35 tht expression 😀
I love the transitional piece of the lesson describing the all downs on the eighths. Thanks for this explanation. Thus far, I've always struggled with trying to do double speed eighths and struggling with muscle memory.
I now need to know how to sing the lyrics and I will be ready to write my first first song.
How do we right lyrics in measures?
Please help me.. What kind of pattern is this ddu uddu uddu? Is it 16th note pattern? And how to practise this on metronome to improve timing for this?
Nice lesson….could you please make a lesson for Syncopated rhythm… I'm stuck in this
Hey Justin, what make of guitar is that? I played an Australian made guitarin Hong Kong recently, but I can’t Romberg the name. The design around the sound hole is supper similar.?? Thanks for the lessons 😁
Super explanation! Just what I needed. Thanks for all the good work, Justin!
I know this is an old video but thanks for breaking it down.after 30 plus years of playing i am trying to break sone bad habits and learn new things and concepts ..be blessed
getting quantum with the mathematics there
How do you strum a 16th-8th-16th. Learnt the gallops ( down-down-up) but havent found any info on 16-8-16… haaalp plz!
1st guy I watched teach when I got my guitar. Thanks for the great instructions,and being cool as a Michigan winter!
so… The 1 2 3 4 are the full beats, the 'and' are the between the beats notes? and then the "e" are the in betweens of the in between?
A good example of a 16th note strumming variation is the guitar intro to 'Wake Up' by Arcade Fire.
This helped me out big time.
hi. wonder if you could help me. As a beginner I'm trying to learn a solid picking technique. my question is, if playing a 4/4 bar that contains mainly 8th notes with just one or two sixteenth notes thrown in, do I down pick all the 8th notes? basically what I mean is once 16th notes are present do I switch to sixteenth note strumming/picking rules? thanks for any advice. j
you are a god.
I like 8notes better they sound better
Can you use 8notes on scales
Excellent lesson!! understand the sixteenth note strum…Thanks!!
Its amazing I pick well,, well enough on leads. And play metal rhythm (pedal bass notes with 5th chords or 4th or 3rd ala Megadeth/Anevnge7 etc etc) rocket fast, but I cant strum open chords worth heck??? Unless I point the pick "and I mean point it with first finger pointed strait out" and really flick the wrist. Oddest thing
For those who are curious, 4:05 are not sixteenth notes!
the number of probabilitys of a 16th note patern is 2^16=65536 possibilities, because we have 16 "places" to decide to hit or not (2 posibilities) the strings. if it's not enough for you add accents, melody and a little bit of harmony 🙂
btw thanks justin great work!
I Wasn't kidding when I said this was an important concept to learn. I've watched it 4 times now!
Hi Justin. Thanks for your allways excellents explanations. I would like to ask you for something that I can't find in internet. How to set guitar (pickups and tones) and amplifier to achieve the STANDARD sounds of blues, rock, funk, jazz, etc … I just find how to set the amp but nothing about how I should adjust my Strato (five positions pickups and two tones selectors, too much for me :-/ ). Thanks in advance!
Hey Justin! Great idea. My question is if you have any tips for figuring out intervals and chords when working out a song. For that matter, are you planning to resume the transcribing series? It's a shame it wasn't as well received as you'd hoped, but I sure found it helpful.
I had just tried a 16th note pattern and was havin a hard time making it different from just a fast 8th pattern. The concept of thinking of all downs in an 8th note strum made all the difference. Thanks.
Very basic and oh so essential to get this lesson down. Great lesson Justin!!
That hat is not a goid look
arithmetic
Dear Justin, I have a hundred quid question: when I play "Coffee and TV" the pick slides out from my fingers after about one third of the song. Question: give me a professional advise: how to correct the grip of the pick without stopping the song?
quadratic
Great lesson Justin, You have a real gift for teaching mate, thanks.
Played saxophone for 4 years.. I got this shit ;D thanks Justin. This will be a helpful series
Played saxophone for 4 years.. I got this shit ;D thanks Justin. This will be a helpful series
The term you were looking for was "exponentially". "Logarithmically" is something that grews up quite slowly.
It would be exponential instead of logarithmic
Lol
I have this concept down pretty well, but when the denominator is not a 4, then I run Into trouble. Like how would you count 4/5 or 5/6 for example?
If you get Justin Strumming 1 & 2, you will be all set. These are the best "Get you really strumming video's / Tab that I've ever seen or purchased
exponential would be the right word, not logarithmic 🙂