Basic Forward
i m p i m p i m
Basic Backward
m i p m i p m i
Alternating Thumb
p i p m p i p m
Standard Forward
p m p i m p i m
Forward Backward
p i m p m i p m
Foggy Mountain
i m p m p i m p
Forward Reverse
p m p i m i p m
Double Backward
m i m p m i m p
Lick
p m p i m i p m
Middle-Leading
m i m p m i m p
Index-Leading
i p i m i p i m
Pause Forward
p . p i m p i m
Forward Variation
p i m p i m p m
Ragtime
m i p m i p m
Suspended chords are often just referred to as Sus chords. There are two basic sus chords the Sus4 and Sus2. Sus4 means that the perfect 4th replaces the 3rd of
The following finger picking patterns are variations of 3/4 time. One note per beat. All of the following patterns are using a G chord. You can use any chord you
A seventh chord is a triad that you add the seventh note to. A dominant seventh chord is a major triad with a minor seventh. A major seventh chord is