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Sounds like #2 (no pun intended ha!)
It’s an intonation problem. It could be fixed with a set-up. If they can’t fix it via that, then it’s a manufacturing issue.
Hi Beth, looks like you encased it in an html tag. I fixed it for you 🙂
All you have to do in the future is paste the URL in its own line and it will self-embed. For ex:
YouTube URL
Beth, sometimes when we initially write the arrangement we notate a tempo that we intended to record it at. By the time we actually do record the performance, it might have changed. I often forget to update it with the correct tempo. My apologies!
Feel free to boost your metronome’s tempo to your desired speed 🙂
Welcome, @dangar! Happy to have you on-board 🙂
Welcome, Bianca! Awesome to hear you are almost done with the course. One of the songs from the course is in this month’s challenge. Hope to see you in it 🙂
@milky1312 – Well done! One thing I’d work on is lightening your right hand attack. A lighter pluck and strum will produce a softer, sweeter tone. Check out this live lesson that Matt taught. He dives deeper into this concept.
You probably learned the other way to chuck:
Which one to use is dependent on if you are following the chuck with a pluck or a strum.
For your first question, you come up with a pluck that uses the same strength as if you were plucking a single note melody line. If you still feel it’s not right, post a video and I can take a look to make sure all looks okay.
@joe150 – Well done, Joe! Here’s my feedback for youu 🙂
You can add that request here, Simon. And TY so much for the kind words. I really appreciate it 🙂
@pippin105 – well done, Linda! Keep up the great work 🙂
For that lesson, which is all single notes, you want to use a down and up motion. You can use sideways motion for barred double stops or chords.
Check out this article/lesson on vibrato. It goes way in-depth into both motions (and intensity levels) and has 5 exercises to practice with.