Ultimate Fingerpicking Patterns part 1 4-4 Basic 4/4 Pattern 4/4 Alternating Bass Pattern 4/4 Arpeggio Pattern 4/4 Reverse Pattern

We play more advanced patterns using the fingers of the right hand, pinching, play fingerpicking sequences of different length and a workshop to help you write your own fingerpicking patterns.

This lesson will familiarize your picking hand fingers with the strings. You will learn the “golden rule” of traditional fingerpicking, which finger is responsible for which string, as well as learn how to read …

This series has been put together to help you learn the basics of fingerpicking in a step-by-step manner. We will start by developing basic finger dexterity and move on to developing skills you can use in …

Using your fingers allows you to pluck or pick multiple notes that usually aren't 'pickable' using a standard plectrum. Though there are times that you can do this, often when playing fingerstyle, it is …

It is very important to have the thumb ahead of your other fingers and don't let it fall behind them or run into them. The thumb does not have to be too far out front but enough to not touch the other fingers …

ord, just open strings. The thumb plays a steady 1-note-per-beat r. ythm on the 6th string. The only melody note is on the thi. d beat of each measure. The melody note can be played with either the …