Here's How You Get A Percussive Strumming on Guitar
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Justin Sandercoe demonstrates how to add a percussive hit to guitar strumming patterns, explaining the correct hand motion and breaking down three specific patterns.
From the video
Answers: How do I add a percussive hit to my guitar strumming?
- percussive hit on acoustic guitar
- strumming technique
- adding percussive hits to strumming
- guitar rhythm patterns
What it concludes
- The percussive hit comes primarily from the picking hand muting the strings rather than the fretting hand.
- Practice should start with a downward motion that covers all strings before attempting faster or more complex patterns.
- The hit should be placed on beats 2 and 4 to emulate a standard drum pattern with a kick and snare.
- Consistency in hand motion is essential to making the percussive strumming sound natural and even.
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