Hey guys, I was wondering, how would you pick this?
What would be the most logical approach? If you can show me the pick notation direction that would be amazing. Maybe we can also discuss why you chose to pick the way you did.
Hey guys, I was wondering, how would you pick this?
What would be the most logical approach? If you can show me the pick notation direction that would be amazing. Maybe we can also discuss why you chose to pick the way you did.
Sixteenths at 98bpm is well within the “it doesn’t matter” range, honestly.
That being said: D D D U U D D D U U for the first bar, I think.
Basically what Eric said.
Trying to be a little more specific, I would only focus on playing the 8th notes that signal the chord changes as downstrokes to keep the groove going. Besides that, I wouldn’t care much about the rest of the pattern.
So how exactly do I “crack the code” of a line or lick or phrase that Im trying to learn? Like what should the logic be behind the “D-U” pattern I use?
For example why did you start with DDD? Why didnt you do D-U for the first 2 notes? This is the kind of thing I wanna understand deeper
He’s just following the rhythm à la 16th note strumming, which is what I’d do, as well. Basically , 1 e & a is D U D U. If you play 1 &, that’s D D. 2 e a, in the second beat, becomes D U U.