Lord Huron - Meet Me In The Woods. Guitar Tutorial.

[@NACC09]

More Lord Huron tutorials would be wonderful, if you find the time. Thanks for this

[@haydenmcd3]

Yes please!!

[@finnn44]

Wow, great tutorial! I'm thinking about playing this song for my Girlfriend as its her favourite song. So this is very helpful! Thank you!

[@rudgefeist2366]

How did it go?

[@nalyd2207]

Did you ever play it?

[@mihirb7252]

Yeah I wanna know

[@bernievee72]

I found I had to place the capo on the 2nd fret to match the track on Strange Trails. I'm pretty sure my guitar is in standard tuning. Thanks for posting the tutorial, really helped.

[@faeriefire6]

you're so freaking good at explaining. Thank you

[@rishabhnarayan2688]

A great tutorial! And also thanks a lot for introducing me to such an amazing song :)

[@SoKatherine]

+Rishabh Narayan Thanks Rishabh! I'm glad you like the song!

[@charlesgesing8382]

super helpful. I couldn't get the strumming down. Thanks.

[@camilovaliente1334]

You play great! Thank you so much for that 😊😊

[@philharford9455]

Great tutorial! Would you please consider a tutorial for "Frozen Pines" also by Lord Huron?

[@LancelotGames1]

Hello from Brazil, thanks for the tutorial!! =D

[@SoKatherine]

+Drew Stark hello! Thank you for watching!

[@mobilegambling8980]

whole video I was just like “please sing!” hah. Cool tutorial anyway!

[@lostunicorn9925]

The pattern at 4:00 is: C: D DU UDU D DU G: D DU Em: D DU UDU UD C: D DU UDU UDU G: D DU Em: D DU UDU UDU Am: D DU

[@miriammahadeo2037]

Are you sure? That's a tad complicated.

[@lostunicorn9925]

@@miriammahadeo2037 edited

[@oscarma15]

I'm still having trouble with the strumming pattern for the chorus. I know it's different from the rest of the song, but I can't figure out how it goes

[@Maracifer]

As a beginner I'm having trouble with the strumming pattern in general 😅

[@longshotkdb]

i used to just work these out by ear, but it gets harder as you get older :/ well, it has for me anyway lol i knew it was easy, but just couldnt get the pattern to fall together.

[@richardbusson5903]

That is a nice sound you are getting out of your guitar.

[@cashoffers4566]

Hello from California! Thanks for the tutorials! love your accent btw 😍

[@SoKatherine]

+Mariela Corona Hi! Thanks for the kind words!

[@MyRandomBoxx]

Subbed, thank you! 🙌

[@haydenmcd3]

Ah!! So good! If you could do one while singing that would be amazing! Good job!

[@paigethepigeon9602]

She has her capo on 1st fret but to me it sounds better on 2nd fret. Intro: (Em, D, G, Em, G, C) x2 First Verse: (Em, D, G, Em, G, C) x 2 Em, G, C Instrumental: Em, D, G, Em, G, C Second Verse (Same as first verse): (Em, D, G, Em, G, C) x 2 Em, G, C Chorus: (C, G, Em, Am) x 4 Bridge: (Em, D, G, Em, G, C) x 2 (Em, G, C) x2 Chorus again: (C, G, Em, Am) x 4 Outro (same as intro): (Em, D, G, Em, G, C) x2

[@scottwalker9095]

Loved the video... what is the strum pattern ?

[@tonyliu5427]

D DU UDU

[@cglunleashed5325]

I appreciate the coherency miss

[@sanapea7280]

Great tutorial! Can you break down the strumming pattern?

[@Tharatful]

For the intro it is: Em - D DU UDU, A is just 2 downstrokes and G * 2. Pattern continues through the whole song, "long" chords are D DU UDU (*2) and short parts are 2 downstrokes. Hope that's correct.

[@charlottemartinson]

I love this song!!

[@Headwind-1]

do you know the fingering of the minor disc cord

[@MSBV2007]

I dont recall any mention of the strum pattern - what is it ?

[@patomomo28]

Two years late, but better than nothing I guess. What kinda works for me is: Em (D-DU-UDU) D (DD) G (D-DU-UDU) x2 Em (D-DU-UDU) G (DD) C (D-DU-UDU) x2 And you repeat for a second time but with a little variation right after the C chord, which would be: Em (D-DU-UDU) G (DD) C (D-DU-UDU) x2 The pattern is pretty much the same throughout the whole song. Long chords being D-DU-UDU and short chords DD. Same with the Am chord variation.

[@Mrmz44]

@@patomomo28 brilliant it helped me out anyway!! How do you do the chorus pattern?

[@rialimpe]

Patricio Anaya Thank you for saving a life 🙏🏼

[@kristiandon8798]

You’re so pretty!! And a sick songggggggg

[@sam7ar]

Ayy... Qué bendición... :0

[@MyRandomBoxx]

What kind of guitar are you playing? It looks like a great size for me

[@TK_Trickster]

I notice lord Huron like to use the same chords for different songs

[@Hsound]

Great but on the live video of Lord Huron, no capo and only bar chords. F#m (9th fret), D (5th fret), A (5th), F#m (2nd fret)...

[@SoKatherine]

Hey, thanks for the feedback! I try to cater my videos to a beginner audience where barre chords can be a little tricky to pick up, hence the changes :)

[@jacksonfariss9736]

You are georgous

[@bakedcharmander3993]

Can u do a lesson on "Eyes on fire" by Blue Foundation?

[@SoKatherine]

+Benjamin Jaques I'm living in the Netherlands without a guitar at the moment - I can record a tutorial in the future, but this won't be until August this year! Sorry!

[@bakedcharmander3993]

Its OK, and wow, I can't imagine being without a guitar for that long :(

[@SoKatherine]

I know - it's definitely a challenge. I really miss being able to play everyday!

[@bakedcharmander3993]

I completely understand haha

[@ΝικόλαοςΘεοδωρίδης-γ6λ]

Can I play this without the thing in the first fret?

[@hennareytutorials]

@@ambermcdonald8071 Well yes you can. But it will be a different key then.

[@XxAdizero97xX]

What kind of guitar is that?? :o

[@nome8743]

you remind me lily collins

[@MrZaack-ms2nt]

Im in love

[@raoul5934]

thanks🎵😊

[@AVFilms2908]

Super cool, but, can someone tell me how the up and down goes?😂

[@jorik3179]

whats the name of your guitar?

[@SoKatherine]

Jorik van Hout it's a Marlow mahogany by Auden... unless you mean what have I named this guitar, in which case it's Milo haha

[@jorik3179]

thanks!

[@zectalb6444]

Ojalá este tutorial estuviera en español

[@notjoemama8077]

Can you just play this without the cuts

[@Abhishekkujur-yb7bn]

I am so much In love with you..I didn't heard the song 🙈

[@estellacatcamer3662]

your going really fast

[@MalakMacabre]

estellacatcamer It seems that way, but its because its not hard to follow once you've mastered the basics. You'll come back later amd be surprised at how easy it is. Em, Am, D, C & G. Watch it again. It follows the same patterns once you get the chord switches.

[@pecosnick45]

This is all kinds of wrong

[@theresefleming2054]

too much talk. Just demonstrate, and play the whole song through, it is too disjointed the way you did it!