Hi there Buddies, i hope this is the right Section to post this ..
I need the Strumming Patterns for 3 Songs, which id like to learn - because my Ears are crap so i cant find it out by myself although i tried it:
.) Bed of Roses (Bon Jovi)
.) Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm (Crash Test Dummies)
.) In the Ghetto (The King)
If anyone knows - please Help ;-)
Thanks in Advance,
Steelstring
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Hi there Buddies, i hope this is the right Section to post this ..
I need the Strumming Patterns for 3 Songs, which id like to learn - because my Ears are crap so i cant find it out by myself although i tried it:
.) Bed of Roses (Bon Jovi)
.) Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm (Crash Test Dummies)
.) In the Ghetto (The King)
If anyone knows - please Help ;-)
Thanks in Advance,
Steelstring
Hi mate
i don't remember exactly Bed of roses (it has been almost ten years since I last listend to it) but it's a classic power-ballad of the 80's so it should be based on sixteen notes
Assuming that you know the exact chord changes, try to start the following pattern
DD/ddu/Dd/ddu
which is quite easy and works well with all slow numbers (each beat is divided by a slash). You can also subsititute the first beat DD with a single downstrum but I've always found a lot simpler to start with the double downstrum.
Tip: the first three downstrum are all equal (eight notes), only the du mopvement is faster (two sixteen notes). It is very helpful to accent the third downstrum so you kow that your right hand should go faster for the du movement. By the way it is the same pattern as if you play 1,2,3, 4 and...with the only difference that you're playing sixteen notes instead of eight ones
When you feel confident with it you could try some more complex ones like
DD/ddu/ud/ddu
or
D/d...u/ud/dudu
which invole sixteen notes syncopation
Otherwise if you're still not able to play sixteen notes you could play alternatively with the following eight notes patterns:
D/du/D/du
d/du/u/du
slower but still works
Cheers
Matteo
Hi there Buddies, i hope this is the right Section to post this ..
I need the Strumming Patterns for 3 Songs, which id like to learn - because my Ears are crap so i cant find it out by myself although i tried it:
.) Bed of Roses (Bon Jovi)
.) Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm (Crash Test Dummies)
.) In the Ghetto (The King)
If anyone knows - please Help ;-)
Thanks in Advance,
Steelstring
Hi mate
i don't remember exactly Bed of roses (it has been almost ten years since I last listend to it) but it's a classic power-ballad of the 80's so it should be based on sixteen notes
Assuming that you know the exact chord changes, try to start the following pattern
DD/ddu/Dd/ddu
which is quite easy and works well with all slow numbers (each beat is divided by a slash). You can also subsititute the first beat DD with a single downstrum but I've always found a lot simpler to start with the double downstrum.
Tip: the first three downstrum are all equal (eight notes), only the du mopvement is faster (two sixteen notes). It is very helpful to accent the third downstrum so you kow that your right hand should go faster for the du movement. By the way it is the same pattern as if you play 1,2,3, 4 and...with the only difference that you're playing sixteen notes instead of eight ones
When you feel confident with it you could try some more complex ones like
DD/ddu/ud/ddu
or
D/d...u/ud/dudu
which invole sixteen notes syncopation
Otherwise if you're still not able to play sixteen notes you could play alternatively with the following eight notes patterns:
D/du/D/du
d/du/u/du
slower but still works
Cheers
Matteo
Matteo:
Does the capital "D" mean extra emphasis on the strum?
Thanks
Matteo:
Does the capital "D" mean extra emphasis on the strum?
Thanks
no it does not have any particular meaning :D . What is important is the number of strums for each mate
If I write
du
this means two eight notes strums (downstrum, followed by an upstrum)
with sixteen notes, please notice that if you play all the strum it wuld be dudu for each beat, so
if I write
ddu
it means eight donwstrum followed by two sixteens down and up
d...u means sixteen note downstru, miss an upstrum and a downstrum and finally play a sixteen note upstrum
Cheers
Matteo