I feel like a kid on Christmas morning! This is what I have been looking for. So excited to see this video! Thanks for this.

Well this helped, was greatly appreciated, and was the best simple explanation I have ever seen. Thank you.

This is probably the best Tutorial video I've ever seen on playing Open back! Thank you, Steve. Just learn the chords and your fretboard becomes a playground of possibilities. n.

you steve and patrick c by far have the best teaching styles available.thanks bro im 2 weeks into the banjo and love it because of you guys...keep up the great work.....

@johnpugh5096

6 жыл бұрын

agreed!

Fantastic playing

Outstanding

Just what I needed at this point. Thanks for doing this!

This was a stellar lesson thanks!

Your vids are really usefull Steve, and then you play great songs. These two theory vids are very entlighting. So, keep on, keeping on 👍🏼😎

Great lessons! I like the theory vids

Excellent.

Have you open Pandora's box or what! Great lesson

Hi yes very good have you any tips my nails wear down very quick

That's REALLY helpful. Thanks!

@StevePlaysBanjo

7 жыл бұрын

Glad I could help!

@BostonObserver

7 жыл бұрын

You didn't do much strumming in this video. You don't seem to be doing bum-dit-ty here. Are you doing 2 melody notes (with dynamics) and a thumb instead of one melody note and a strum and a thumb? Or are you doing ONE melody note then a thumb?

@StevePlaysBanjo

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah it's kind of a messy blend of bum-ditty and bump-a-ditty. I've been trying to use the full strum more sparingly. Still learning. :)

Thank you!

@StevePlaysBanjo

7 жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

I go backwards from that. I think about what notes are in the triad I want and figure out the finger positions from that. And I keep a diagram of the circle of fifths for reference.