5 FUN Beginner Strumming Patterns

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Finally, I found the best teacher 😃😃😃. Thanks Aquaman. Great tutorial

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Lol

[@CharlieRootsMusic]

Nice!

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[@FrankGreggmusic]

Tony, I've been playing for over 50 years, and what you say makes more sense than most of what I see on the Net. I did not have the option of formal music training growing up. I had to figure it out by myself. It's nice to hear some of what I've discovered posed so concisely.

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Frank Gregg that’s pretty cool tho

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@@hexterzerda verified only if you're "authentic" not used content, there are more people who got verified like him, like having an original song

[@subliminallime4321]

That "breaking the golden rule" pattern is like second nature for me after playing thrash metal for so many years. It's definitely good to keep it in mind as an alternative & to add dynamics to a song.

[@ioodyssey3740]

After wasting time this morning watching trashy videos I noticed the notifications lit up for this. That nice little Martin inspired me to get out my nice little Guild and now I'm pickin' and strummin' and that is a good thing. Thanks

[@NelsonPinto-ef8bn]

You were so articulate in explaining the 5 strumming patterns.. Truly enjoyed this lesson.

[@AdaKHansson]

Starting playing the uke about a year ago, been struggling with strumming patterns since I favor melodic playing, this was really helpful for the uke as well, thanks!

[@Auggy758]

I've been watching your videos for a while, the most important thing for me is the way you explain the process. I like to play rhythm guitar, after watching all your videos I hope I can play in the party, pub, etc. Lol. Thanks for the lesson.

[@cliftonjarvis8010]

I had friend growing up his nickname was cornbread he was the only kid in the neighborhood who could really play guitar and brother you remind me of him ,it is compliment thank you.

[@kellyehuff3630]

Bro....I’ve been playing for a while now and taught myself to strum. THAT took forever!!! And even still, sometimes I’m not too happy with some of my strum patterns. But had I of just watched THIS video right here 😣 You make so much friggn sense!!!! Thank you :)

[@interpolagent9]

Thanks so much, Tony. I take weekly lessons but I use your lessons to supplement the lessons I get from my instructor. It keeps me busy, and I really enjoy it. Awesome videos.

[@jenf2580]

You are great in understanding difficulties of guitar players. Loved the video.

[@NotAFanAnymore]

Outstanding. Very nice lesson. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@jscuk]

Awesome!!! Best video instruction I've come across. Can't wait to try the patterns out. I have a hard time using a pick but looks great for finger strumming as well. Thank you.

[@vylinhnguyen9389]

You are a fantastic teacher. Thank you.

[@thealchemycatalyst]

I was feeling really bored and stagnant with my strumming. I found your video and feel so excited to practice these techniques. Thank you ❤️

[@rv.valenzuela]

Thanks Aquaman! Your not just a good king but a good teacher.

[@earnestmwengwe6037]

Very educative. Playing guitar is simplified by the way you communicate.

[@judylabiscase6716]

Thanks Aquaman for teaching us a very clear and brilliant teaching style

[@suegates5]

I normally don't look at it with structure, because I can hear the pattern. But, I promised myself to do it by "The Book" this time. So the way you did it, fit perfectly, into what I've always done but added more structure. If that made sense. Just Thanks 👍

[@Underdog_Basketball]

Man... You're a really good teacher.

[@elizabethperera1791]

Very organized and well explained.Cool n calm.

[@fffrtyrty123]

Your lesson was simple, direct, strong and forceful. Your lesson was well-aimed and plainly said. Hear! Hear!

[@jackburkhart873]

I've been playing a week now, thankyou, very helpful!

[@Optimsy]

YESSSSS, this is exactly what i needed!!!!!! because all what i play sound the same!!!!!! thanks for the vid man!!!

[@patsorenson5706]

Hi Tony, thanks and nice lesson. May I suggest that for more value you could include after each strum pattern, a "use it in a sentence" type of example- play a bit of a sample song that the strum pattern fits well. Thanks for all that you do!

[@theisolatedsoul1760]

You are such a great teacher.

[@prasannagoonesekere3965]

Superb. Very informative only you were able to teach this new strumming technique,

[@JigsawBeats]

Very nice Educational video 👌glad to now how strumming works now 👍

[@thelifeofcamila]

You're an excellent teacher!

[@tobyridley9643]

love playing Johnny Cash and the Boom Chicka is part of practically all of his songs

[@Pekkztr]

Good Stuff! Although, for the last example (using the "golden rule" to create your own pattern) you should have left a space for the unstrummed off-beats. Strumming them as you did, with no space, gives you a bar of straight 8th-notes in a 6/8 bar with weird picking directions. To clarify it should have been: 1-and-2-(space)-3-(space)-4-and

[@sulomusic]

Great..Thank you for this amazing strumming tutorial ❤️

[@johnbettmann1404]

Very useful information. Thank you.

[@rajanvijayudu1337]

Enjoyed watching the lesson sir 👍

[@partyinthetardis]

Such a great and useful video. Was paying so close attention to what you were saying, that I didn't realize until the end that we're playing identical guitars!

[@blazemoyer]

Great video!!! It gave me a lot of good info. The pace that you provided the information was awesome. I had no trouble keeping up.

[@fruitsofwisdom8479]

Love this! So helpful and well taught. Thanks

[@climber7565]

Thank you for making this tutorial lesson! I really enjoyed it! the last pattern and advice was most appealing to me and as I tried and applied felt as if I was discovering new flavours in my skill.

[@sharontiano1348]

Great lesson and since rhythm strumming is one of my weaknesses, this is going to come in handy for me.

[@jalalgilani3493]

Thanks for the lesson. Love three beats per major!

[@rexchristian3067]

Awesome job Tony

[@antiplanetary]

Thank you! This is really helpful, I’ve been trying to write a song kind of inspired off of Elliot smith’s “clementine”, (if you’ve heard it, you know what I mean by obscure chord changes and strumming). I wanted to find the right strumming pattern to make it unique, and bam! Here we are. So anywho, thanks :)

[@rheadivinemangaoang]

Learning to play guitar and this videos helps me improve little by little ☺

[@bmorebob6624]

This is really helpful, my strumming hand lags far behind my fretting hand unfortunately. Great video!

[@NNA12805]

Beautiful video. Love from India ❤️

[@StevieStirrup]

YES! the Alf doll in the background!

[@mamabear234]

Good lesson. I like it. Thanks.

[@alexmolina2523]

Thank you, thank you once again, see I compose song everyday it relaxes me, and REALLY I don't know shiit about guitar rhythms or patterns. I yes I'll tell you if it works, by knowing differential in how my song will sound in your teaching style patterns. When am done I'll right.

[@buddhamus]

Thank you for this lesson. Great advice.

[@fixedrider5912]

Beautifully done, perfectly explained and demonstrated. Love the patina and wear on that old Martin, and of course the sound!

[@aayushisingh6978]

Thanks for that amazing lesson

[@slroka5682]

Nice work

[@ThePunisher2030]

Thank​ you​ teacher.​ IM student in​ Thailand.​ Kru farang

[@josephshuster4904]

I enjoyed your teaching,,it would be great,,if you teach the strumming pattern slowly like you do,,, Then show US the Fast way to strum it,,,thanks for your time,,,,,

[@angyallaura1424]

Very useful video. Thanks!!

[@hashemmostafa6504]

Thank You Much Sir. For such easy clarification🖤😇

[@lydiastaral5244]

Thank you so much for this vid. I learnt a lot 🧡🧡🧡

[@Garo48]

Can you play through the first strumming patterns? I can't really feel the movement yet . :-) Thanks! I gave a thumbs up and Subscribed! :-)

[@Airam5000]

I'm so late to the party ................... loved all the types. the palm mutting is particularly fun with some string hammering!

[@tatendadune171]

Thank you so much for this! Boom-chick-a! You speak my language. Lol! Sometimes numbers go over my head, but thanks to being in music school I now also understand how to count rhythm. This lesson is going to help me tremendously in my playing. I loved the palm mute technique. I never did it correctly and now I know why.

[@Thycowboy]

Thanks for going slow! It sucks when someone tries teaching at their pace. I like the bluegrass pattern. Thanks man!

[@WanilTV]

thank you bro for the tips.

[@HCBMD]

Another great vid withour showing off

[@isaacdaniel351]

The waltz....new way to play.... I'm gonna try it

[@lorelielomaloma6569]

Thank you for using counting!

[@sudkreuz7570]

Nice patterns! Thanks a lot. As me, there are a lot of self tought players and I personally appreciate good youtube lessons.

[@willpennington5479]

First time here - subscribed! Great teaching manner. Now, off to practice and find my favorite strumming pattern :-)

[@barkingshark6413]

Great video, thanks man!

[@MrFrogman54]

Looks like this was an older video but glad I found it, thanks!

[@LSYew]

Thank you for the ideas. The 5th one is unsuitable for electric guitar, right?

[@lnb1024]

Excellent Lesson.........Thank you & I'm a member!

[@OctavioRueda93]

Hey man thanks for the great content provided! Grets form México!

[@49rockon]

Great lesson. Thank you.

[@thetravelinggarbageman2541]

Great explanation 😃👍

[@hemanthspirit]

Hi Tony, Thank you, all the strumming patterns are good. It's always been a challenging part in my guitar learning strumming and changing patterns. I had a small doubt in the first basic strumming pattern, you played G Chord and then E string which I can call it a root note or a base note for G and then you played D string.. What if we have a change in chords? We play C Chord then..

[@tereservsherman4318]

Excellent, very helpful!!

[@ado75]

I did enjoy the lesson, thanks!

[@larrysetajr6750]

Thank u i love ur patience

[@TRileychannel]

Thanks Tony. Love your teaching. on the last bit, though, when you suggest to write down random patterns and play them, when you played your example, you gave the "ands" as much time as the (one, two, three...)- so giving the same amount of time for a half beat as for a whole beat, yes? so it should have sounded a little different? (i get the point of 'down on the beat, up on the and' which I know was your point.

[@padmadorjey2618]

thanks Tony.. hope I can play her fav song when we will meet next time :)

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How did it go :)

[@ahmadmubashar3781]

Loved this lesson..🔥🔥 definitely a great lesson and especially your welcoming and encouraging vibe..Cheers mate..you earned a subscriber

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Please review Takamine guitars. Ones in their Pro series. Like P5.. and P7... You are the best review channel that I find. Thank you so much.

[@robhooley930]

Fantastic!

[@JorgeParfum]

Tony, make a review of the performance serie from Ibanez acoustic guitars, please, cheers from Venezuela.

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This was great, thank you!

[@waltseher7115]

Lemme see if I got this. So its boom-chick, boom-chicka, boom-chicka-chicka, boom-chick-chicka, and my favorite boom-boom-boom-boom!!! I love this video!

[@hameilangwar6826]

Nice strum sir

[@josephwelch4762]

HEY THERE MY FIRST TIME. IT WENT WELL. THANKS

[@Reub3]

This definitely helped me.

[@daniel-oe4et]

Thank you. My strumming is boring and this will help me.

[@love-and-faith]

Best teaching

[@asifmuztaba]

thanks man. the Great teacher

[@ray3mondo]

Excellent. Thanks.

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Great teacher wow

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🎸🦕Loving Rock&Roll Alf

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Thanks for the lesson.. 😇 Is this a Martin 000jr!!!

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Nice martin. Looks like a Martin 000-28

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Sounds great!

[@chrissalonso2]

Thanks so much.

[@F.E.A.R.L.E.S.S.79]

Finally found a strumming teacher

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It helped me alot!thanks