Langourieux Jean-François

Hello Ruby,

Could you do another video post on the Facebook Group of you playing through a few progressions? And maybe put the camera closer to your hand so I can see clearly what you are doing. I will be able to give you clearer direction on your problem areas.

But in general, I will say that the main problem with your pinky and ring finger is lack of strength. It may take a month…Read More

In this live class, I discussed “verbal indicators” for finding and keeping rhythm for songs. Enjoy!

Hey Allen, the clean chords practice and the muscle memory practice will help overcome these challenges. Don’t get discouraged right away. It will take some time and consistent practice for your fingers to learn these new positions. But it will come as long as you don’t give up!

You can also play the Am7 without your pinky finger down, which is easier. But it may make your transitions…Read More

Here is the replay from this live class:

to watch the lesson on finding strum patterns on your own.

to download the new Strum Pattern Template.

Hello Darrin, the song you’ve attached is in the key of D. I’ve transposed the song into the closest key that’s easiest to play on guitar: E.

It looks like the original song required you to play with the capo on the 4th fret. If that’s the case, and you want to play it in the same key, then now you’d put the capo on the 2nd fret, and use the E chord family.

Sounds great Ruby! Good luck.

Here is the replay from this live class.

Hello Ruby.

I recommend you go back and watch that I did on the subject of “playing and singing at the same time”.

Hope it helps!

Here is the replay from this class: