I like to call that 2 note with the one bend being the same a duck walk. Ive heard it called that where you bend up to the same not your playing on the higher string. Chuck berry did it alot and when you slow it down it sounds like a duck little bit haha. Idk what else you would call it
Most people should be able to. Make sure your thunb is behind the neck and not over the neck like Hendrix. Look up "classical hand position" & you'll see what im talking about"
I am gonna be completely honest: You have taught me way better than any other online guitarists and you are so helpful and talented TYSSM I also love your style, and the way you explain things. You've gained a new fan from Australia <3333333333
@@floricane like just a day ago i was looking for transfem artists on reddit, saw your name and thought "isn't that the girl who made the scouts tutorials" and went back and saw it was!!!! i was jumping in glee lmao
I am not the teacher for strumming specifically, it is definitely something I dont pay much attention to. Maybe when you figure out you can make a video on it (:
omg bro im learning this rn on my electric guitar but i have small hands and it feels like im trying to junko pose at the speed of light from how far and fast I have to move my fingers lmao
i see you haven’t posted or answered comments in a while. hope you’re ok. you’ve helped me so much with your tutorials. you’re such a lovely person from what i’ve seen. wish you the best
@@floricane Thank you, thank you. I don't really know what any of that means but I'll look into it, not a lot I can find on my guitar online tbh. I know that it's a Lyle 585 and thats about it😅
@@dogmoresixbillion that makes sense, you have a nylon string guitar, also known as classical guitar. The distance between the strings are greater than most electric guitars and acoustic guitars (also known as steel string guitars). Classical Guitars are also usually lighter to play then most steel string guitars which can be a positive aspect of it. Classical Guitars are not that common in the United States, but I grew up with one in Brazil.
