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@@romy...001 yess omg thank you so much

Thanks so much for doing this!

@@GaryLucasMusic Of course!! Loved this video

hehe, thank you!

Thank you so much! I stream live music on Twitch if you ever want to drop by - www.twitch.tv/GaryBLucas

The beauty of music on guitar 💖

An army and lbs! Marry me

@@frencharianator1st306 I am both an army and lbs huhu

Yes is there any strumming pattern you can give? I just want it to refer to, I tend to do better just listening but I want it down for practice!

No problem! Happy playing 🎸🎶

I am putting together some new tutorial video ideas and will keep this one in mind. Thank you for the suggestion!

Oh an capo on 2nd freet

I think it changes depending on what song I'm playing. Which song are you most interested in playing and I'll tell you the strumming pattern 😊

@@GaryLucasMusic Keep holding on coz i want to play it for my friend who's sick at the moment!

@@KELA59 You were exactly right - D DU DU D DU DU

@@GaryLucasMusic great! Thx

@@KELA59 do you know the intro strumming pattern of keep holding on???

I think I did D D UUDDDU but I often add in extra accented rhythms to keep it interesting. But those are the strongest beats of the pattern to hit.

Yes, every chord can be played in a variety of ways. You can add different "colours" to a chord by adding or removing notes. In Avril's songs, the most common are 9ths, minor7ths and sus4. I find chord theory so fascinating! Thanks for watching!

Yes, sorry about this mistake. I forgot to edit that bit out. I do eventually get round to Wish You Were Here :-)

@@GaryLucasMusic it's okay dude don't worry about it❤ Ummm... Can you please play complicated-together-I'm with you and losing grip please? I really liked your teaching and playin❤

No - I think it is best to put it in the key which best suits your voice. Although if you can sing it in the original key (which is the key I'm playing in for each demonstration) then that would be ideal if you want to create a sound reminiscent of the original song.

Hey! Ah keep going and I'm sure it will make sense. Strumming patter s can be hard at first. I didn't talk about the strumming patterns at all in this video but many people in the comments have asked about them so I might do a whole video focusing on that. The way you wrote the strumming pattern is exactly right for the first song - great stuff! Keep Holding On is in 3/4 timing (like a waltz) whereas the other songs are the more typical 4/4 and tend to be easier.

@@GaryLucasMusic oooo ok that makes sense! I can do 3/4 timing on trumpet but never thought about it on guitar 😂 you might have just solved the mysteryfor me for this and another song I struggled and failed for lile two years! Id love to see if you remake this. I struggled a bit on the second too. Not sp much the strumming but you did the chorus but not the verse lol. Not to be critical though, I really do appreciate your videos and especially how fast you get back to me in the comments... What time is it over there? Aren't you loke 5 hours ahead of me (im in Canada)?

bought a new guitar today instead of borrowing my roommates and seem to be getting it better. If you do decide to do these ones again though, would you please consider playing the parts a tad longer? Or if you have done these songs as a cover, link me maybe? I have listen to several of your others, love them all. Your tutorial is definitely better than others i have found for these songs and I am glad I came across it

@@Merinet89 I'll definitely take all the comments into account if I decide to do another tutorial video. I didn't want the video to be too long and figured people would pause the video and take it back a minute or so if they need to hear something again (this is what I do when I watch tutorial videos). Fantastic that you've bought a new guitar for yourself - I bet that will make a big difference. Good luck!

hahaha I used to watch the way Evan was playing guitar to learn from him!