The A Team - Ed Sheeran lesson

[7sunnycrest]

cheers bro better then the other tutorials out there:)

[TheAbsoluteMedia]

thanks alot. your strumming technique to this is different but is alot easier and sounds better

[maritree]

got yaself a subber ! x

[maritree]

FINALLLY! went thru heaps to find a good tutorial that actually sounds right. thankyou!!

[iChronicZz]

s'aaaalllll about left handed guitars bitch!!

[weste1461]

This is the best tut it sounds great thanx mate

[bennyboy9091]

this is great(:

[clittybyro]

Thanks mate, really helpful

[Gappallstar]

Love this song.... thanks for the tutorial man...

Can you do Lauren Hill - Just like water (MTV unplugged)?

Cheers

[Roro28282]

nice tutorial haha U.S sticker? yeeee boi! im from whanga haha

[MeeAndChicken]

Good tutorial except you never told us about the index finger, I managed to work it out though (I THINK) so I'll tell everyone my guess. basically before he hits the base E note 3rd fret from capo, he is hitting the open G. thats pretty much it although it takes practise to get up to his tempo if your not a competent player! Don't really need to do it though!

[rob69ie1]

Cool lesson dude

[TMC1595]

its ed shEEEEEEran not ed sheran:L

[JoeyTurnerful]

when you do the bass note and strum downward, do you strum up afterward to make that double strum effect

[vonnatron]

excellent lesson, thanks sooo much

i'm a leftie too so this was very useful X-D

[mychemicalxx1]

when you strumed you did some picking or something. what was that and how did you do it??

good video btw :)

[pblairforfar]

how did you do your b minor chord?

[rachellouisecronin]

you play awesomely. (:

was wondering if you think this song is good for a beginner to start with?

[gmixstudios]

nice version

[clairglen1]

Leftieee ???? if so yeyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy­yyyy im a leftie too

[OpalEl]

Thanks, for the video!! Really simple- easy to pick up!! Merci!!! :)

[Jordan96CND]

i dont get the passing note part, and what about the strum pattern?

[OpalEl]

@Jordan96CND He means from the G chord form right before you change to the E chord move your first finger from the A string up to the big E. You should still have the G cord form on the last two strings..."4th finger on high E 3rd on the B string." So, you should play Full "G" chord, THEN 1st finger on the big E, 4th finger on high E and 3rd on the B string..then the Em chord etc... Just watch his hand full screen. I suck at explaining such thing. :(

[Jordan96CND]

@OpalEl confusing.... but i think i get it

[OpalEl]

@Jordan96CND lol my bad! :p I was having a rather confusing day, but hey...I tried.

[Jordan96CND]

this guy is pro

[DaaaniTMB]

When you play Am and D/F# in the chorus, which note do you strum first? e.g. when you strum G you strum the E first ?

Great tutorial though :)