Do realise that while each strumming pattern will work for the song on its own, if your drummer, or indeed your band is playing a different groove (consciously or unconsciously!) then it may not entirely fit.I’ve tried to pick the patterns from either the original album version or a fairly stock version of each song but of course, there are many versions of each song, and even within each version there will be some room to change up the strumming pattern and still fit the groove.If you find this difficult to work through on paper then again I’d recommend either our Song Learner series DVDs or Intermediate Acoustic DVDs as its much easier to see it on video than in an article. Naturally your hand should strum down on the numbers or beats (1234), the &’s and then the up beats should always link to the E’s and A’s. So the key is to count 1 E & A, 2 E & A, 3 E & A, 4 E & A over the song and crucially KEEP YOUR HAND MOVING at all times. I’ve listed these in kind of box format that shows the song over a single bar in a 16 th note format.
#Tomighty change sounds how to#
Some of these are covered in our Guitar SongLearner series (available on DVD or as individual downloads) and we also have 35 sample patterns and some in-depth lessons on how to find the right strumming pattern to any song within our Intermediate Acoustic DVDs. So I’ve chosen 20 popular songs s at random that I hope people will find helpful. Last month we had a really interesting request asking if we would post up the strumming patterns to some well known worship songs.
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