What happened ?

wenn du auf brother dege stehst, zieh dir mal justin johnson rein.:)

Ok , I didn't want to be " that guy " . Halfway thru now , and 90% the same lick . Sliding down on string 6 ( skinny) , occasionally up on string 6 . Absolutely , that's a good move , stands out and cuts through . It should rightly be a standard fallback move . Just not that , and only that All the time . Just mix it up a little . Same lick can equally be done

Premature finger slip posting above . Same moves can also be done on string 6 ( fat) ( I had brain fart above and called the skinny by wrong number) . Mix it up with some slide slants , either or both foreward or backwards slant . Either resolving at end or not . Hats off for using full finger pick , so much precision , and so many possibilities of double stop and tripple stop combinations . Throw a few in occasionally to go with his underlying stuff he's doing now .

Then my hats off to you / your luthier for the tweaking and setting up to sound this good 👍

Dead and Gone

I know this was 11yrs ago , but someone could find this in a search or algorithm random placement , and have the same question . Not intended to be snarky , but the simplified answer is : First become reasonably competent with regular ( vertical ) accoustic guitar , preferably finger picking , or at least hybred picking . Thsn add a Finger Slide , and start learning that addition . ************************ Round neck ( vertical ) , and Square neck ( Lap Style ) , should be considered two different instruments , with little to no overlap . A surprising % of Lap Style players have zero background . experience , knowledge , oe even interest in playing conventional guitar .