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Thank you so much. 🙏

No problem. And yes, there are many different applications for this technique. Have fun with it.

It’s a fun style to play. Have fun with it.

I never did one. Not sure I will. Many tutorials about finger style playing will get you where you need to be and there are plenty out there.

@@TobyHack-thguitarist but yours was the best i found so far.

@@sourabhsoni7845 thanks. You can always hit me up for private skype lessons.

Thanks, it’s not as hard as people seem to think. Hopefully this gets people to the next level ;)

@@TobyHack-thguitarist Very appropriate for next level playing.

@@DedekindMusic it can certainly help

Thank you.

I’m writing and recording more & more so there’ll be new songs coming 😊

@@TobyHack-thguitarist awesome, let's goo rumba 💪

That’s great. Modes can definitely be a tricky thing to understand in the beginning. Glad this helped you out.

Glad you liked it

Thanks, I have a few others like this on my page if you want some other ideas.

@@TobyHack-thguitarist I'll definitely take advantage of your lessons. That's what I've been looking for. Many thanks for uploading the good stuff for free. Take care! Allow a personal remark... Your talent makes me even more fascinated with Australia :)

@@maciejdyga2857 no problem enjoy the other lessons and if you feel the need for a skype lesson to get more out of these techniques just message me on my website. Cheers

Hi, thanks for that. Hit me up for skype lessons if you’re interested. Cheers.

Cool man, I’m glad you’re mixing it up. I love using flamenco techniques in other styles to make it more fun and interesting to play. I have some other videos that go into similar stuff that you may want to check out. Cheers

Also, the guitar was made for me in Melbourne Australia buy a guy who goes by the name “ringtail guitars” I believe. I’lll have to check when I get home

Another trick in the bag. Good job

Glad you dig it.

No problem. Have fun with it.

Hey thanks. This is a great relic job by John McLoughlin at McLoughlin Guitars. Plays great and sounds awesome.

@@TobyHack-thguitarist Thank you! Keep putting out content. I know this video is older, but was super helpful to see the percussive right hand technique!

@@mbtrav0 more videos are planned for the next few weeks ;)

All hail the mighty algorithm gods!! Haha, glad the video found you. There are a few others i have done that'll help your strumming hand. Enjoy

Thanks 😊

Hey, thanks for your kind words. It's a shame that you don't play anymore but it's always great just to kick back and listen to music you love ;)

Hi Miguel, Thanks, I'm glad you like my playing. All my tabs are available on my website. Enjoy :)

Glad you think so. Keep up the practice with those ears ;)

@@TobyHack-thguitaristme ears are locked in buddy , I love the scales it sounded 🔥

@@Texicash then a big thanks. I appreciate it. Onwards n upwards

Thanks, glad you got something from it.

Oh wow, that’s quite a comparison. Thank you for your kind words.

Thank you

That's awesome. I'm glad it unlocked the goodies for you.

Thank you 😊

Thanks, glad you dig it.

That’s cool man, get into it and never look back. It’s a fun style. Once you got the techniques you can do all sorts of cool stuff with it. Have fun.

Thank you. I love this stuff.

Hi, I can definitely do a video looking into this solo. For Amour d’un dia, is it the intro or the little solo you want to learn about?

@@TobyHack-thguitarist I love the intro the most so probably that but I feel like other solo part is useful too so both

@@Liber.l I can do the intro, but I’ll do a separate video for the other solo which will include how I approach soloing in general so it’ll cover how I went about the little end solo on amour d’un Dia.

@@TobyHack-thguitaristsounds good! Thank you

Thanks, I spent a long time getting that stuff drilled into my ears and hands.

Thanks man. I was having fun on this one for sure.

Thank you kindly 😊

Thanks. I actually don’t think about “the best” when it comes to solos. There are definitely ones I like more than others, especially when there are less mistakes in them haha. Cheers

I am fan anyway cheers @@TobyHack-thguitarist

All good man, thanks for your support.@@TheElitess

hey thank you

@@TobyHack-thguitarist how many years you've been playing for?

@@darshangoswami1294 I’ve been playing for 33 years now.

@@TobyHack-thguitaristI'm really not surprised. Your guitar playing is truly impressive, sir. It's clear that you've put a lot of time and dedication into honing your craft. Have a good one.

@@darshangoswami1294 thank you for your kind words. I did work a lot, but I love it, so it was a fun. 🤩

Yup, I’ve never seen it. But, I don’t, and never have played in a reggae band. I usually play in a duo with a singer or solo. So this is how I play to make it sound more interesting. Adding percussion while playing guitar can bring so much to the song/performance, especially when in a duo. If I was playing in a reggae band, there’s now way I’d be doing this stuff I’m teaching here, I’d play my part “the right way”. People have asked me how I do this style after they saw me do it live, so that’s why this tutorial exists. Have a great day.

Hi, no this a Cordoba. Great guitar and has a smaller neck than a standard classical. It’s the “fusion” model.

@@TobyHack-thguitarist Hi, your guitar is very similar to the COrt CEC-3 I have, it is also a hybrid with a narrow neck almost like an acoustic, it is very similar to it, that's why I asked. Thank you very much for the enriching video and for your quick reply.

@@SOOONJE Cort have some great guitars available. I used to have one years ago. Glad you liked the video. Have a great day/night.

Thank you. Enjoy 😊

Woohoo 😊 thanks

Thanks so much. I’m glad you enjoyed it.

I can still wiggle my digits a bit ;) I hope You’re doing well.

Thank you. I was definitely enjoying this one.

Thank you.