Those of you who are critical please move on, record that CD if you have no immediate plans. This guy is helping us, most of us appreciate it. A small minority choose to do otherwise. I for one appreciate all the help I can get. Thanks Adam!
@adamschlenker I watched closer and just this morning went out and bought a bunch. For now I like the softer ones, actually my wife who just started to play the mandolin uses the "tri tip" and I liked hers.. Thanks
I am an intermediate guitar player who plays a lot of worship music, so these lessons with the flat picking are a real challenge for me, but I really am enjoying them, I find that I can pick out the first few lessons much easier with my fingers than the pick, but I'm sticking with it.
@yeshua4U Stay with the pick. New technique always feels odd at first but is invaluable. If you run into any questions or road blocks do feel free to contact me.
hey this maybe a stupid question but does the paige capo you have there behind the nut play any role in creating the tone you have or is that just where you put it when you're not using it? Videos are great by the way, keep em' comin, thanks.
Some of the fastest pickers on the planet are metal shredders & bluegrass flat pickers. Its good to hear we can learn from each other for a common goal, to become better players!
Good ears! Yes that part of the exercise is pretty much 8 More Miles. I don't know that it started out to be but once is settled in it just made since.
Thank you very much for your time Sir'. I am enjoying and learning a bunch from your lessons. I will pay it forward!
ussixtysix 8 months ago
Those of you who are critical please move on, record that CD if you have no immediate plans. This guy is helping us, most of us appreciate it. A small minority choose to do otherwise. I for one appreciate all the help I can get. Thanks Adam!
SEMPER FI (Always faithful)
SatchmoUSMC 1 year ago
I've been trying to see it that is a flat pick or a thumb pick.
yeshua4U 1 year ago
@yeshua4U For me it's always a flat pick. I prefer the the "tri-tip" shaped pick.
adamschlenker 1 year ago
@adamschlenker I watched closer and just this morning went out and bought a bunch. For now I like the softer ones, actually my wife who just started to play the mandolin uses the "tri tip" and I liked hers.. Thanks
I am an intermediate guitar player who plays a lot of worship music, so these lessons with the flat picking are a real challenge for me, but I really am enjoying them, I find that I can pick out the first few lessons much easier with my fingers than the pick, but I'm sticking with it.
yeshua4U 1 year ago
@yeshua4U Stay with the pick. New technique always feels odd at first but is invaluable. If you run into any questions or road blocks do feel free to contact me.
Adam
adamschlenker 1 year ago
hey this maybe a stupid question but does the paige capo you have there behind the nut play any role in creating the tone you have or is that just where you put it when you're not using it? Videos are great by the way, keep em' comin, thanks.
Hesrobedinmajesty 1 year ago
im personally a heavy metal player, and your videos have helped alot it gave me a new perspective for my style of playing, thanks.
BreathlessCause 2 years ago
Some of the fastest pickers on the planet are metal shredders & bluegrass flat pickers. Its good to hear we can learn from each other for a common goal, to become better players!
adamschlenker 2 years ago
Love your vid's Adam. Simple and easy to understand. Thanks so much for taking the time to post them.
toady115 2 years ago
good video, sounds like eight more miles to louisville....
53lincoln 2 years ago
Good ears! Yes that part of the exercise is pretty much 8 More Miles. I don't know that it started out to be but once is settled in it just made since.
Thanks
Adam
adamschlenker 2 years ago
Thanks for all the great vids, ill be watching for the website.
53lincoln 2 years ago
thanks,
the web site is a work in progress that is progressing slowly but surely!
adamschlenker 2 years ago
Awesome stuff! Please keep the videos coming...
gecko2255 2 years ago
Thank ya much. I plan on having a couple new ones up very soon.
adamschlenker 2 years ago