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Andrew Wasson of Creative Guitar Studio answers a viewers question...
Q: I've been into guitar on and off for almost 30 years. I used to jam with my cousin, but he's since moved and I've found myself doing mostly finger picking now. To my surprise, I'm not doing too badly, and I'm having a lot of fun. My question is on basic finger picked patterns. Could you show some, and demonstrate the correct right-hand plucking orders.
Orman -- Los Angeles, CA. USA
A: The process of playing guitar using finger picked patterns is one of the best ways to practice finger style guitar technique. The pattern approach allows players to learn one group of plucking hand movements, and then take that series of movements over into other chords. This concept quickly establishes a way of covering an entire set of chord changes for a progression. In fact, there are many songwriters, in; folk, country, and even rock who use this method to compose their songs. Once a finger picked string-set pattern is established, and it becomes well rehearsed, the pattern can be used across a set of chord changes to quickly compose an intro., verse, or bridge section of a song. It can even be combined with other finger patterns to compose an entire musical piece. In the video lesson I teach a selection of popular finger style patterns for playing over several common chord types.
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