# YouTube video set to 'Private' (Crosspicking Blog Post)
**URL:** https://forum.troygrady.com/t/youtube-video-set-to-private-crosspicking-blog-post/80775
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**Created:** [August 29, 2024, 1:27pm UTC](https://forum.troygrady.com/t/youtube-video-set-to-private-crosspicking-blog-post/80775 "2024-08-29T13:27:26Z")
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### Author:  [@superharibo](https://forum.troygrady.com/u/superharibo)
#### Post date: [August 29, 2024, 1:27pm UTC](https://forum.troygrady.com/t/youtube-video-set-to-private-crosspicking-blog-post/80775/1 "2024-08-29T13:27:26Z")
Hi folks,
Trying to read [this](https://troygrady.com/2018/09/24/working-on-your-crosspicking-technique-turn-it-sideways/) blog post and the first example video isn’t displaying - and instead we see the message: “Video unavailable. This video is private”. I checked and I am definitely logged in. Problem was replicated on my laptop and iPad using both Firefox and Chrome.
Can someone with access fix this please? Many thanks in advance! 🙏
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### Author:  [@Troy](https://forum.troygrady.com/u/Troy)
#### Post date: [August 29, 2024, 3:44pm UTC](https://forum.troygrady.com/t/youtube-video-set-to-private-crosspicking-blog-post/80775/2 "2024-08-29T15:44:31Z")
I don’t even remember what that video is! However the best approach here is not to worry about “crosspicking” as a separate or specific technique. It’s a type of phrase that is played with DBX technique. I also wouldn’t start by trying to play those types of lines.
Instead, the Primer already includes basic setup instructions for establishing the core form and motion for DBX technique. You can find that in the reverse dart wrist motion section here:
> **[Picking Motion Tutorials](https://troygrady.com/primer/motion-tutorials/)**
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> Get started with efficient picking motion using these targeted instructions. One of the most powerful tools for instrument technique learning is speed. If you can do a motion quickly, with minimal feeling of physical strain, then the motion you’re...
Once you have the motion working on a single note, then do synchronized two-handed phrases on a single string to make sure fretting is working and hand sync is working. Once you have that, _then_ you can test your motion on simple double phrases like ascending sixes. You want to verify the escape is happening and it’s correct, even if the notes are wrong.
When you’re ready, make a TC on the platform, we’re happy to help you with all of this!
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### Author:  [@WhammyStarScream](https://forum.troygrady.com/u/WhammyStarScream)
#### Post date: [August 29, 2024, 3:50pm UTC](https://forum.troygrady.com/t/youtube-video-set-to-private-crosspicking-blog-post/80775/3 "2024-08-29T15:50:08Z")
I also couldn’t find this video before when trying to post it on here. I remember it tho. You laied the guitar sideways and got rid of gravity allowing a smoother back n forth picking motion. I wonderd Why I couldn’t find it.
Do you remember changing your mind at all on that concept?
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### Author:  [@Troy](https://forum.troygrady.com/u/Troy)
#### Post date: [August 29, 2024, 4:05pm UTC](https://forum.troygrady.com/t/youtube-video-set-to-private-crosspicking-blog-post/80775/4 "2024-08-29T16:05:50Z")
Nope, it’s in the lessons!
> **[Chapter 6 - From Tapping To Picking](https://troygrady.com/primer/motion-tutorials/chapter-6-from-tapping-to-picking/)**
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> Cracking the Code - Video Page
However I think if you can already do the core motion on the string then there’s no need. So the sequence we have now is to get you up and running quickly with the basic form and trying to get a single note sounding good and feeling easy:
> **[Chapter 2 - Doing The Reverse Dart Motion](https://troygrady.com/primer/motion-tutorials/chapter-2-doing-the-reverse-dart-motion/)**
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> Cracking the Code - Video Page
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### Author:  [@superharibo](https://forum.troygrady.com/u/superharibo)
#### Post date: [August 31, 2024, 9:33am UTC](https://forum.troygrady.com/t/youtube-video-set-to-private-crosspicking-blog-post/80775/5 "2024-08-31T09:33:37Z")
Amazing, thanks for the steer!