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by Raymond Byabazaire - 08/31/26 09:46 AM
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Very pretty, Naomi. Seems like just a little while ago that you were starting to think about learning fingerpicking - so you are making good progress. Tom's advice was right on - doing it as much as possible is the way to get good at it. This is easiest to do by playing songs that you like - over and over again.  I was never any good at reading tabs - I could never get the syncopation right. So I listened to and watched what others were doing. Now there are places on the web where you can both see the tab and hear an audio file. I picked up a few new picking patterns that way. Ssdly, I don't remember the site but I probably found it by doing a google search on guitar and fingerpicking. Nice to see you back. Scott
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