How can i understand and learn different type of strumming on guitar?
Posted by admin on 2nd September 2010 in Guitar Strumming
I have heared many types of strumming patterns like folk style, rock style and bass style but I have never come to know the difference. How can I learn them and know the difference. In Indian music we hardly use these terms. Are there any more styles of strumming? I need to learn them thoroughly because in future I like others to teach.
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Have you looked into ska strumming? It is played with upstrokes and muted rhythmically with some clicks.
Typically on rock songs it is power chords and quite a few bands don’t do upstrokes on power chords.