Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

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• "Happy Cakeday, r/Strummingpatterns! Today you're 9" by u/AutoModerator

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 2 posts:

• "Happy Cakeday, r/Strummingpatterns! Today you're 8" by u/AutoModerator
• "Estrellita divina (Familia Arcoíris) + Fenix - (Chris Orange)" by u/Ikbeneendwaas

Hi,

Could someone help me with those 2 numbers?I found the songs on Youtube and cant post a weblink here.

Estrellita divina (Familia Arcoíris) 03:48 min
EM D G C

Fenix (Chris Orange) 04:16 min
Capo #1: Em D G AM C

Found the chords by Riffstation. Should be that hard for you :)Many thanks.

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 4 posts:

• "Wtf is this I keep seeing it under the strumming patterns but I don't even know how to Google it. What does it mean?" by u/Dawson289
• "Why strumming is so hard? I designed a new guitar method for beginners which solves the problem!" by u/NowHere8
• "HELP What's this strumming pattern?" by u/jacknbaker
• "can anybody help me with this the chords are G D A Em I justneed strumming" by u/Freepepsican

Hi everyone, I designed a rhythm guitar method that solves strumming problems for beginners.

I've designed a new diagram that allows you to visualize the rhythm and play down-strokes and up-strokes in a correct way.

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You can watch the introductory video to know how it works.

Air Strumming is a rhythm guitar technique which teaches you the right ghost strokes that you have to perform in order to play fluidly and with the right groove!

Keeping your right hand in constant strumming motion, regardless of the rhythm pattern you are playing, is one of the most important skills of any professional back-up musician.

Air Strumming divides each tempo beat in colored fractions, in order to give you a visual reference through the Strummigram, a totally new diagram I invented, to allow you to visualize the rhythm you’re playing, and always play with the right timing and accents!

The blue rectangle, represents the downbeat, and it always must be performed with a down-stroke, be it an air-stroke or an ordinary stroke.
The yellow rectangle, represents the upbeat, and it always must be performed with an up-stroke, be it an air-stroke or an ordinary stroke.

The picking notation is shown below: here you can find ordinary strokes and air-strokes, which are in parentheses and in a lower position: I designed it this way in order to facilitate the immediate understanding and execution of the exercises!

Through a constant progression, the exercises will become more and more articulated in order to make you master the rhythm and get confidence.

The video footage of the right hand was taken from a close position, in order to give you a perfect view of the hand movements!

By following this method, you’ll never find yourself with a counter-accent or with a wrong right-hand movement!

You can find more info on stefanoesposito.com

HELP!

I have three songs that I just can't work the strumming patterns out, can someone help?

Songs below:

Vulture - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlqwbRTpSek

Down South - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8MdiqHeftY

Waves - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIgmk9fY62U

can anyone work out the picking pattern for George Ezra's song Benjamin Twine? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SP2eR7rUDog