How To Play Sixteenth Note Strumming Patterns

How To Play Sixteenth Note Strumming Patterns Hey Bharath, Sixteenth notes are just 4 note groupings to 1 beat. If you wanted to count them out you would think: 1-ee-and-ah, 2-ee-and-ah. You'll always want to alternate your strumming hand for the most efficient movement. This lesson will just get you acquainted with strumming sixteenths and thinking 4 notes to a beat. Remember not to play all the strings on the upstroke. The notes will be ringing out so there is no need to strike them so soon. The lower strings, (bass strings) react differently to being played so soon after being struck because they sustain longer than the higher strings. 1 ee + ah 2 ee + ah 3 ee + ah 4 ee + ah   Want To Learn More ... In depth strumming courses are hard to find and the free lessons available on the topic make you more confused then when you first started. Learning to strum is a topic that needs structure and be taught in logical steps. Anyone can learn how to strum on their guitar with our easy system. It doesn't matter what age you are or which country you live in. The course will show you how to strum on your guitar from beginning to end We give you our qualified tutor plus the need to know topics to help you learn quicker and with minimal stress doing so. Click here to learn more Warm Regards, Chris Elmore Elmore Music

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