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myhandyman25th April 2013javier, I love my D35, this piece comes naturally to me but the tab helps sooo much..I am an acoustic player for the most part.. I tabbed myself Steve Howes "the clap" also "mood for a day" and "surface tension" and it took days to do using youtube es175howe clips and took me months to get down to speed. Finger style and hybrid picking I do a lot of ..Over the decades I collected a few nice acoustics and the D35 is my favorite. Anyhow, just wanted you to know this is beautiful stuff that I will be playing outside this summer too. again,thanks for sharing,, btw, now these handyman fingers got to bang out a deck today
later myman, John
Javier Aviles25th April 2013"myhandyman" I hope you enjoy with your D35. Thanks!
- myhandyman25th April 2013
I must learn this on my D35, how fortunite I found you guys!
- Javier Aviles19th December 2012Beautiful tune and fantastic sound, Javier!
Thanks "Piotr"! 
Piotr Kaczor17th December 2012Beautiful tune and fantastic sound, Javier!
- Javier Aviles13th December 2012Very beautiful melody!!! Nicely done!
Thanks "Alex" for your support... 
Alex Feather13th December 2012Very beautiful melody!!! Nicely done!
- Javier Aviles11th December 2012Nice one Javier!
"Cosmin" Thanks!Really nice melody Javier and this would be a killer for my right hand
Thnaks "zoom". Yes, it's a very good exercise for the right hand...very nice song
"playaxeman" thanks for your visit!Very nice! Will have to work on this one. Can't wait to hit that last Eadd9 - So rich and resonant. Many thanks for sharing this sweet piece of art!
"JPBluestring" its only a technical exercise, is far from being a piece of art.
But Thanks! 
JPBluestring11th December 2012Very nice! Will have to work on this one. Can't wait to hit that last Eadd9 - So rich and resonant. Many thanks for sharing this sweet piece of art!
playaxeman10th December 2012very nice song
zoom10th December 2012Really nice melody Javier and this would be a killer for my right hand
Cosmin Lupu10th December 2012Nice one Javier!
- Javier Aviles9th December 2012Beautiful.
I will have to work on it.
"GregH" is a good exercise for the fingers of your right hand!This...is very cool. Time to break out the Martin. Thanks Javi!
"stumpy" Do you have a Martin guitar? Take it to do!Nice song, really like it
This may be stupid but why do you have 2 points on your 7th fret ? ^^'
Hi "Christophe" yes, that is. Some Martin models have two points in the seventh fret and other even in the fifthgreat work on this lesson! very useful
Hi mate "Fayeed"! Yes! It's good exercise for working the scales with some notes in open strings. 
Fayeed Tan9th December 2012great work on this lesson! very useful
Christophe9th December 2012Nice song, really like it
This may be stupid but why do you have 2 points on your 7th fret ? ^^'- stumpy9th December 2012
This...is very cool. Time to break out the Martin. Thanks Javi!
GregH9th December 2012Beautiful.
I will have to work on it.
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Greetings from Granada, Spain!
Welcome to my new lesson!
This is an exercise to play hybrid picking on acoustic guitar.
I've written a song where you can practice both: pick & fingers and open strings scales.
Music Style:
Acoustic Folk
Tonality & Chords:
E Major tonality
C#m, A, E, B Chords
Techniques:
To play hybrid picking with acoustic guitar I use a pick + middle + ring fingers of my right hand.
I usually play low notes with the pick and high notes with fingers.
Sound:
I used my NEUMANN TLM 103 microphone to record this lesson. The guitar is a MARTIN D-35.
Tuning:
Standard: E,A,D,G,B,E
Tempo:
110 bpm
Jump to start: Home or `s` , you can also click/tap the lesson part again (the numbers above player)
Go to next part: PageUP or End.
Volume: ArrowUp / ArrowDown keys
Go to any part: Number keys (combinations also possible)
Pause or play: `k` or space key
Fullscreen: `f`, esc to close
Increase / decrease speed : `+` or `-`
