Thankyou to all who tuned in today for the workshop, again it was on 3 note per string patterns. I had a lot of fun with you guys and I hope you learned a lot. Here are the notes we used for the workshop and a link to the full lesson. Happy practicing everyone. https://youtu.be/JpX3GvwLbvA

Hello everyone, I will be hosting a workshop today at 4:00 pm Pacific time. The subject will be 3 note per string patterns. This workshop will be for all levels of players so don't be afraid to hop on and ask any questions you have. I will also have some space at the end to answer any off topic guitar questions. Use the link below and I hope to see you there! Workshop starts at 4:00 pm Pacific: https://us06web.zoom.us/s/87528781412

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Hello everyone I'm new here. Love Gibson guitars acoustic and electrics. Here to grow and learn and write music

Do you have a particular "Brand" of guitar that you like most, or do you play all sorts of different brands for different reasons?