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    Default How would you pick this?

    2/4 time.

    D U D U D D U D D D D U ??

    Doesn't seem right for some reason.

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    Default Re: How would you pick this?

    Your direction is right on, the key is using "ghost strokes". I.e. swinging your hand four times a beat (d u d u), regardless of if you're hitting a string or not. If your hand stops keeping sixteenth-note time when the rhythms slow down, it will feel awkward.
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    Cool, thanks for that. Thats what I thought, just getting used to the "ghost stroke" has been throwing me off the last few days. Could quite possibly an issue related to the first time I can ever be accused of over-practicing.

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    Default Re: How would you pick this?

    Quote Originally Posted by ColdBeerGoCubs View Post
    2/4 time.

    D U D U D D U D D D D U ??

    Doesn't seem right for some reason.

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    I would try playing the first g and d notes on the 7th fret. OR, I might pull of from the e to the d and then from the b to the low g.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ralph johansson View Post
    I would try playing the first g and d notes on the 7th fret. OR, I might pull of from the e to the d and then from the b to the low g.
    Ralph, I think you meant only the first d note on the 7th fret of the G string. The first g note is 5th fret, naturally.

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