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  New Lesson: Switch from Flatpick to Fingerstyle

There's a method to my madness when it comes to switching between playing a Flatpick and then Switching to Fingerstyle.

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Pretty slick Steve,
That will take some practice of course.


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Thanks Steve, the actual movement is pretty simple, its the consistency thats going to take time. I always wondered where it went when I seen others do it.

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