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@leb397: Thanks for the kind words. And nicely done with these harmonics too.
@joe150: Listening to you I understood something very important for me as a musician. I feel very grateful for both your contributions.Inspiring contributions @patizon and @misterbones.
@Andrew: Thanks for the suggestion: I’ve never thought of using the synthetic mode before and it was very helpful: I kept working on that triplet strum and slowly heard and, I hope, understood what I was during wrong both regarding the rhythm and my right hand gesture.I also noticed 2 things:
1. There are slight differences between the pdf tab and the tab player (bar 9 and 26): at first I was confused with that but in the end it opened my mind to the many ways to choose and play a same tune. Very interesting perspective for later times.
2. For some reason my “natural” way of playing this song is the 1st version I posted. Sticking to the tab requires an effort. Maybe I’ll find out why some day.Anyway, here is the last version. Feedback for improvement is welcome 🙂
New try at that triplet strum. It sounds definitely different from my first version but is it right or did my fingers do whatever they felt like again? 🙂
Thanks for this feedback @Andrew, it confirms my intuition: something is not right even it sounds good :-D. Now I know what.
I’ll work on it, hopefully soon. Is it OK to post a new version in this topic just to check with you if I got it? Or should I post it somewhere else in the forum?
Hi all,
Here is my contribution for this month’s challenge. Still working on improving my strumming skills so I picked song 5: Loke Lani. It made me work both on the triple strum and increasing my strumming speed. Much appreciated exercise. I do think I still need to improve how my triple strum sounds though, I’ll keep working on it too.Also, this time, I used the Hollyland Lark M2S mic to record with my phone so thanks to those who shared their feedback on Hollyland’s devices and made me discover these. I find them very useful to record with minimal equipment and still have an acceptable sound quality.
@Andrew, this new course is a wonderful idea: it really helps me on my learning path. Thanks.I am a premium member
Hi everyone,
Just wanted to say, I am new to RC 101 and I feel amazed by what I hear in this challenge’s posts. It is really nice and encouraging.Thanks all for that 🙂
@heike_uke : I found your interpretation beautiful.
@brettboy: it felt very sad reading about your injury. Hopefully you’ll be able to participate in september as Andrew suggested. I wish you so.@katazumiri: loved the ducky! And the Quatuor too 🙂
Thanks @planetfink! This was really fun to learn and a good practice too.
It’s nice to see how all these techniques can be combined together 🙂
I look forward to listening to your version of it!Hi @grannieannie, thanks for the encouragement 🙂
