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Learning flat picking for me meant that I would first need to figure out the melody of a fiddle tune. I wasn't familiar with any. In the process I would experiment with tunes melodies that I knew. Simple ones like Amazing Grace etc. Now I can flat pick melodies. If I can hear them I can figure out how to play them. Though it's touched on with flat picking and used more so when learning country blues finger picking learning the major and seventh chord conversions up the neck is a must at some point.
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The basic difference between using fingers and using a flat pic is, they are two different methods to vibrate guitar stings .Which has little nothing to do with genre limitations . Either one can be used to play any genre Platitudes about one or the other, being this or that, are simply personal notions
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My main style is to flat-pick, but I'm more of melody rhythm, and taking lead breaks, rather than lots of fiddle tunes played note for note. Please watch some of my videos, maybe like this one : In this time of plague, I've been asked to do zoom meetings, and so have learnt the basics and done a fair few, so if interested, let me know.
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Nice version, my friend! Sis Draper is smiling. |