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I just started taking lessons. I hope I get as good as you! Nice Job!! Thanks for sharing.
acoustic4037 1 month ago
Real nice job, enjoyed it a lot!
Rychek22 1 month ago
Matt, u have a really good voice. What effects are you using.sounds good
buckethead1able 5 months ago
Great sound
dukemaddy 6 months ago
Awesome ... Great voice and playing... God bless...
srk0152 6 months ago
God bless u bro!
frozenheavenzx 6 months ago
Great job brother! All the Glory and Power be to you Lord Jesus Christ
championtraina 6 months ago
Nice job bro!
dukemaddy 7 months ago
That was beautiful. Freaking amazing.
ChzHead412 7 months ago
@mandapanda300 I actually couldn't tell you a 'technical' term for the way I strum haha. When I learned the song, I just listened to it a couple of times and then tried to make it my own by playing open chords and just really letting those the E and B strings ring out. Open chords have so much sustain in them and you can really fill up sound space with them I think.
tremontilp 9 months ago
@Saved1231 Thanks a lot! I've been played for right around 10 years now. God bless.
tremontilp 9 months ago
You are really blessed at playing the strumming sounds just like the record :) praise GOD how long have you been playing?
Saved1231 9 months ago
Love it! What strumming pattern do you use??
mandapanda300 9 months ago
If anyone know why the video lags please let me know! It doesn't do this when I watch the original file on my computer.
tremontilp 10 months ago
Great Job! I hope you are using your gift to lead worship.
uscotton1 10 months ago
Great Job! I hope you are using your gift to lead worship.
uscotton1 10 months ago
Really enjoy your voice man, great job on the song.
sgabe7 10 months ago
@kcrofut Thanks! Yes I just play it in standard and use nothing but open chords. I play out of the key of B and instead of barring the chord, I just hold the 2nd fret of the A, and the 4th frets of the D and G strings letting every other string ring out. The chord after that is some type of E (not sure exact name). It's played by holding the 2nd frets of the A and D string and the 4th of the G. Hope that makes sense. Message me if you want to know anything else.
tremontilp 11 months ago
Really nice....Thanks for sharing. Are you using a standard tuning? If not would you mind sharing what it is?
kcrofut 11 months ago