We’re going to go over both the original picking pattern & I’ve also created some of my own strumming patterns based on my interpretation. I think you’ll really dig them! I feel like they capture both the drop before “PAIN!” really well and complement the beat throughout the song.
If you find any of the techniques shown challenging, just start easy with downs strums until you are ready to really dive in!
Also, if you’re wondering why portions of the strumming is underlined, it is to emphasize where you mute. The video will explain that part. 🙂
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