How To Play Reels On Guitar (Rolling in the Ryegrass Reel, DADGAD Tuning)

[@edwardmort3523]

Aodan. I wanted to tell how much my playing has improved since I have taken your course. I wish I had had this available so many years ago when I was starting out with DADGAD. Your course has been invaluable! Thank you!

[@aodancoynemusic]

Thanks so much for the kind words Edward. It means a lot. I've very happy to hear this 👍

[@marflem12]

Great tutorial. Great teacher. Thanks v much Aodan

[@aodancoynemusic]

Thanks for the kind comment! Glad you find the tutorial helpful 👍

[@BillypilgrimII]

brilliant, thank you

[@aodancoynemusic]

You're welcome! 👍

[@baden4511]

Fabulous lessons, many thanks. What picks do you like to use and, more importantly, what's the thickness? thanks again

[@aodancoynemusic]

Hello Baden, I usually use a Dunlop Tortex 60mm plectrum. It's firm enough to get a decent picking tone and nice to strum with. When I'm recording I tend to go a lot heavier to get a better tone. I was lucky enough to find a BlueChip TP48 on the ground at a bluegrass festival and that's the pic I use for recording. I'm not sure I would have spent the $35 for it! But it was a lucky find and a great plectrum that doesn't ware down. Other than that, if I really don't want to break a string and I'm just playing a session for fun, I'd use a standard Jim Dunlop .73 or .60. Hope that helps. Cheers.

[@baden4511]

Many thanks for your reply. That’s all really helpful to know.

[@joannedodds-mueller4964]

Is múinteoir iontach thú. Is breá liom é!

[@aodancoynemusic]

Go raibh maith agat mo chara 👍

[@Andyras1]

Great set of vids ty, also even cooler google translates Irish - who knew ?

[@anniebalsbaugh2093]

As always, beautiful, can he go on the road with you?, you are a good teacher, keep up the great work!, see ya in July???🙄😁

[@aodancoynemusic]

I wish! We'll be in Dayton in July. Hope to see you there :)