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- Travis Picking with High Voltage
- Electric Travis Picking Gear and Tone
- Electric Travis Picking: Adding A Simple Melody
- Electric Travis Picking: Expanding The Melody
- Electric Travis Picking: Adding A Tension Note
- Electric Travis Picking: Building On The Basics Pt. 3
- Advanced Travis Picking Practice Tune
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- The Secret Vault of Country Licks!
- Country Lick Gear and Tone
- 6th Intervals On the A and G string
- Your First Horizontal Country Lick
- Improvising With Your New Lick
- Adapting The Lick To The G and E String
- Connecting The Patterns and Triads with The High Lick
- Connecting The Patterns and Triads with The Low Lick
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Acoustic Gear and Tone
For this tutorial I'll be using my Martin-style VKV steel-string acoustic, and I'll be getting the sound you hear in the video from a combination of the overhead mic that I'm also talking through and the built-in pickup system in my guitar.
The most important thing right now is that you have the right kind of pick. If your pick is super thin you'll get a lot of “attack†and little of the actual meat of the note. If it's too thick you'll get a lot of volume and meat, but the attack can tend to sound brittle and unpleasant. I find a medium pick to be ideal to work for both strumming and single notes.
Instructor
Anders Mouridsen