Ya the double-down jig strum is great. It's just a case of getting the muscle memory locked in and it's easy sailing from there 👌🎸

I very much appreciate the kind comment Lucas. More tutorials to come shortly 🎸👍

Thanks a million Gerrard, I'm glad you found it helpful 👍 I appreciate the kind comment 🎸

Thanks Annie! 😊

Very glad that you find it helpful 😁 Of there's anything in particular that you'd like to see covered on the channel just let me known and I'll try my best.

Thanks for the kind comment John. I'm glad you're enjoying the tutorials 👍

Cheers Dany 😃

Glad you like it Marco! 🎸

Glad you find it helpful Tim. Yes I tend use that pull-off lick in quite a few tunes. Nicely spotted 👌🏻🎸

Glad you like it David! Cheers 👍🎶

Ya it's a very nice tune 👍

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Hi Bec, glad you like the channel. In that section of the video I'm playing a Martin 000-15S. It's actually my wife's guitar! It plays and sounds great, defo worth checking out 👍

Thanks, I'm very glad to hear you're finding the lessons helpful. That's a great tune suggestion. I only recently played that in a session and it has some nice changes. I'll stick it on the to do list and try to get around to it 👍🎸

Cheers 😊🎸

Hi again Aodan!@@aodancoynemusic This is random but I'm stuck. Can you please help answer something for me? It's not a guitar question, but I've spent several hours searching for what I thought would be simple info about Irish music in G and you literally are the only person I'm really trusting can give me a straight forward answer. My MAIN question is, can Uilleann pipes drone/play melodies in G? I have written a fun jig in 6/8 and in my mind I hear uilleann pipes, tin whistle, fiddle and anyone else I can round up that would make sense. I've spent all my time practicing my tune in the same key as your "Out On The Ocean" jig but I fear I may have messed up. I've just now discovered your tune is in the key of G. I was distracted by all the D's in DADGAD and was thinking I've been in D this whole time. I would LOVE to stay in G because of the cool bright sound. I have a humble tin whistle in D (a family member picked it up for me years ago in Ireland) and I've been learning it a little for this tune as well but it's obviously now in the wrong key too. I've learned there are whistles in G but can Uilleann pipes easily play in Gmaj? If not, I guess I can pull off the capo and play in D if I had to but the song sounds much less bright and cheery. I'm a full time recording engineer and most likely I'll be hiring a few musicians from a local Irish band to help play this for me so I can record it, but I'm just really worried about what the Uilleann pipes can accommodate. What would you suggest? I guess I could call the piper in the group but if you're willing I'd love YOUR thoughts on what the best key would be for a jig that includes at least Uilleann pipes, and tin whistle on melody. (ps, I discovered you on a social media short (on Saturday) describing DADGAD chords and strumming. I had never used it and I'm hooked. It's exactly what I've been looking for and didn't realize it was a thing. I've watched a lot more of your content and have actually spent about 6 hours(!) practicing this new tuning and strumming. (down, up, down, down, up 😁) even as I drive around in the car or walk my dog. I'm starting to get it but I'm still SO slow compared to where I need to be. My fingers are killing me. You're a great teacher. Thanks! Alex Jenkins

Glad you found the channel Wilwaren. If there's anything in particular that you'd like to see covered just let me know, I'll try my best to get it done or point you in the right direction. Cheers.

Hi Patrick, sorry that hasn't been working for you. If you send me an email to aodancoyne@gmail.com I'll send it directly onto you.

Hi Dany, I play B minor without the capo usually. I'll have to put a video together to teach how as I haven't get got around to it. But the general gist is to work off of the mid Bm shape - 9X9790 or the low version 9997XX. Then I'd use a moving bass line to suit the tune by working around the chords in the key of Bm (Bm, C#dim, D, Em, F#m, G & A). Sorry I can't point you to an exact video tutorial yet.

Hi Brian, no I haven't tried that Paige capo. It looks solid. Let me know how you get on with it. I wouldn't mind checking it out. I use a Quick Draw Capo for tunes and changing keys quickly, and I use a Kyser Capo for songs. Here are the three videos I have on capos - Kyser capo trick: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g7xkebl13cWtn30.html Kyser cut capo: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oL17dtp7nr-0hp8.html Quick draw capo: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j92HmLOiqJq2n40.html

@@aodancoynemusic Paige is good and guitar is in tune right up the neck. Even pressure all round. I'd say the Quick Draw is quicker for accompanying tunes.