![]() ![]() It is the bass note being even and alternating between strings (but beginning on the root) that the name ‘Travis Picking’ typically refers to. Then the fingers play whatever rhythm or pattern is asked of them. The bass note (played by the thumb) must be kept on the beat and played in time. ![]() This ‘3 String Alternating Bass’ technique is commonly referred to as ‘Travis Picking’ after guitarist Merle Travis. Therefore, how to play this pattern on a C chord and then a G chord is needed. From there, the pattern changes depending on which string the root note is on, but is still a note from the chord. The first note is always the root note of the chord. This is where the bass note of the chord (always played by the thumb) alternates between the three thick est strings. In my experience, there is no better exercise to get your finger picking working well for whatever songs or patterns you then go on to play! ‘Inside Out’ is a name for a common fingerstyle pattern, which will be made more complex in each exercise. See a breakdown plus a brief description of each pattern below! Fingerstyle Pattern 1 - Inside Out 3 EASY Fingerstyle Patterns For Beginners ![]()
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