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By D tuning you mean Open D for banjo?
Ignoring the 5th string, tuning is DF#AD?
MrFranciscoFidalgo 1 year ago
@MrFranciscoFidalgo Yes, that is what I played it in.
Banjomountain 1 year ago
out of sync
dillonabney5 3 years ago
Yep, I had just learned the song an hour before the video was made. Hadn't worked out the song completely.
Banjomountain 3 years ago
like, what i mean is, its still playing even after you walk off. nice tune though.
what kinda banjo is it. i just got one yesterday its an old harmony
dillonabney5 3 years ago
Oh yeah, I think it had problems downloading or something. It's a Gold Tone OB-250 custom. I played a '72 Harmony before this banjo. Old Harmony banjos are generally really good for their price/quality. Good luck with the banjo picking.
Banjomountain 3 years ago
yeah, im good a guitar, but idk, banjo might be harder thatn guitar, do u know the wildwood flower
dillonabney5 3 years ago
great sounding banjo/for one day from tab you did well/you wood really like the new enclosed cam tuners/my son an i have a verison at mheffinger1 that you might like to lission to/using the new tuners.practice.
mheffinger1 4 years ago
Thats pretty good! Work on timing and notation justa bit, and you'll have it down!
carteru93 4 years ago
Thanks, I had just learned that song from a tab book that day.
Banjomountain 4 years ago
ONE DAY?! Thats awesome! I can't really learn from tabs, I just have to listen to the song, and sort it out break by break.
carteru93 4 years ago
Great song! Keep up the great pickin.
ultimatebanjo 4 years ago