This is called chicken picking, used mainly in country and bluegrass, not clawhammer. Clawhammer is a banjo techinque that sometimes is adapted to other instruments like the ukelele and the dulcimer.
Hi, per the questions asked, yes, this is not clawhammer. It is very nice, though. Clawhammer is a banjo technique involving all downpicking with the back of the nails, and the thumb is on the off beat, and there is very little finger movement cos the hand is shaped like a Claw. What you see here is fingerpicking, not clawhammer.
This is not an put down at all, just a clarification. Nice piece anyway.
Could be. I always thought it was called clawhammer in reference to (1) the shape you make with your fingers, and (2) the way you pluck by pulling the strings up and away from the guitar, just like a claw hammer pulls out old nails. Another commenter has suggested that what I'm really doing is "frailing," though I'd never heard that term before.
Its probably somthing that could be aruged over but not really solved. so i guess it could go either way. Im sure you seen MKguitarstyle's channel? you could proba ask him what technique it is if you wanna get technical.
¡Gracias! Tristamente, no sé escribir la tablatura. Al final estoy toconda sobre todo los tonos de la escala pentatónica con las notas de un acorde A7 (La7).
This is called chicken picking, used mainly in country and bluegrass, not clawhammer. Clawhammer is a banjo techinque that sometimes is adapted to other instruments like the ukelele and the dulcimer.
migasaguiar 1 year ago
Boring...Hybridblah. Search" "Buckethead"!!!
vettster2007 2 years ago
great idea Man ...!!!
JMBELK 2 years ago
you're using the same chords and pattern as you do in Misty Mountain Hop.... XD
Capnkeez 2 years ago
Yes indeed.
vonhasselbach 2 years ago
What guitar is that? Washburn?
beaconmr 2 years ago
Excellent post! Remind's me of some old Jerry Reed. Nice......
nero8151972 3 years ago
Hi, per the questions asked, yes, this is not clawhammer. It is very nice, though. Clawhammer is a banjo technique involving all downpicking with the back of the nails, and the thumb is on the off beat, and there is very little finger movement cos the hand is shaped like a Claw. What you see here is fingerpicking, not clawhammer.
This is not an put down at all, just a clarification. Nice piece anyway.
banjoleper 3 years ago
Thanks!
vonhasselbach 3 years ago
It would actually be hybrid picking.
BillyShears1600 3 years ago
exactly
hughman174 3 years ago
not bad, for beginners! :P
MaxenTheSaxon 3 years ago
:O really great job. thanks a bunch for sharing
iLoseTechnology 3 years ago
Nice playing and all but i thought it was called hybrid picking.
jackosn0863 3 years ago
Could be. I always thought it was called clawhammer in reference to (1) the shape you make with your fingers, and (2) the way you pluck by pulling the strings up and away from the guitar, just like a claw hammer pulls out old nails. Another commenter has suggested that what I'm really doing is "frailing," though I'd never heard that term before.
vonhasselbach 3 years ago
Its probably somthing that could be aruged over but not really solved. so i guess it could go either way. Im sure you seen MKguitarstyle's channel? you could proba ask him what technique it is if you wanna get technical.
jackosn0863 3 years ago
Very cool and right up my alley. Great job. Peace.
MusicEd1 3 years ago
Man, what model and make is that guitar, it looks great.
gretscher 3 years ago
It's a Washburn Woodstock Studio A, c. 1985
vonhasselbach 3 years ago
Very nice, thanks!
lighteningboy 3 years ago
thakyou for the friendly lesson.
bennythewayfarer 4 years ago
hey what kind of guitar is that? that has a really nice tone
/how much did you get it for
RGBLackson 4 years ago
dude that acoustic has great tone, wow
flimflam0069 4 years ago
No frailing?
Levesque999 4 years ago
coool, thanx for sharing this.
futurehead1503 4 years ago
Una estupenda lección de guitarra .¿Podrías mandarme la tablatura del punteo final?. Gracias.Te he grabado en mis favoritos.
quillopepino 4 years ago
¡Gracias! Tristamente, no sé escribir la tablatura. Al final estoy toconda sobre todo los tonos de la escala pentatónica con las notas de un acorde A7 (La7).
vonhasselbach 4 years ago
those chord pulloffs were new to me nice work
elliotlovesfox 4 years ago
neat!
bammerwiki 4 years ago