How to play guitar and write music in an open tuning! (DADGAD)

[tertiary113]

i've always been in awe of people who can spontaneously create amazing-sounding music and youre fantastic at it! this tutorial is really good (and so are your other tutorials) thank you for sharing i've been trying to learn this type of acoustic fingerstyle for a while now, but havent really found many helpful tutorials. thank you, hope youre successful in your pursuits because youre really good and you deserve it. :)

[guitar2adam]

@tertiary113 my pleasure! best of luck to you too!

[GarretsShadow]

Very helpfull man, thank you! Great vid

Also 10:42 - 10:48 is the ending to Knock On Wood by Justin King haha :P

[guitar2adam]

@GarretsShadow haha i hope this video isn't copyright infringement ;)

[AcousticLeroy]

Dude, this was exactly what i needed !

Thanks man !

[ssteiyne]

Dude this tutorial is exactly what i needed to see. I just started getting into alternate tuning , I've been mostly on DADGCE lately but I'm putting it to DADGAD. you were getting awesome sounding pluckins with so little effort on your left hand. THUMBS UP!!!

[Baker3939]

Awesome tutorial. This tuning is what started me writing good music. Now I use al sorts of tunings and think like that. Dadgad is like the mother of music.

[iTSkRiStiaNSWoRLD]

More uke tutorials plz? I got a kala it sounds epic!!! So yeah any song for ukelele that is beast. Thx.

[blogiegj]

Awesome!

[insensiblysensible]

Thanks!!

[HaileISela]

random beauty^^

[brynanuppasponken]

Very helpful! I've been wanting to try dadgad but didn't really know where to begin. Thank you :)

[CashMoneyBunny]

sweet