strumming

Music practice means strumming an axe, blowing a horn, banging a drum or tickling ivories, and so on, whereas music theory is...

Also there are only few strumming patterns and if you know the measure it should be easier.

It's nice to see the chords but it's tough for an amateur to identify the strumming patterns.

It'll give you points if you get the strumming correct, but are fretting 2/5 notes correctly.

Sculpt sound by touching, plucking, strumming, or tapping the resonators – or experiment by adding found objects for new textures.

Showing it easy enough, but creating strumming patterns is a bit of a challenge...

If a song has acoustic guitar strumming, you're in luck because it's playing the essential chords, and you can easily hear when they change.

Once you can play the chords smoothly enough strumming just happens.

I find it's much more intuitive to coordinate strumming with my sense of hearing.

A breakthrough for me though, was when I stopped obsessing over getting every note right, and instead focused on strumming the right chords.

The happy/lame/sappy music with little chimes, fast paced rhythm, and soft strumming acoustic that can be heard in commercials like this has started to make me go insane.

You know one feature I would love to see are strumming patterns.

I like to imagine Mark Zuckerburg sits in his five star hotel strumming "career of evil" while he practices his smile in the mirror.