The "Set Stroke" for Clawhammer Banjo
Tom Collins
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Are you struggling to master the alternate string pull off? If so, this video will outline exactly what you need to do to get it good.
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7 Comments
@Purpledogfarm 5 years ago
Thanks so much for the setting up for the pulloff now I know why I am always struggling with my pull-off. Don't know why I didn't figure that out myself.
@bodurango 5 years ago
Thanks for the insight. It's so obvious . . . now. Been noodling around clawhammer for decades and never discovered the technique on my own. Will check out your Patreon site.
@willmarona4188 5 years ago
Nice lesson. Clear and detailed. Thanks for helping us all with the techniques
@123maxcanyon 5 years ago
Thank you this is probably the most helpful explanation for this technique. I always wondered why my regular pull offs sounded great but when i tried to do the aspo the timing was wrong. Now just time for more practice.
@guntherpuchalla8688 5 years ago
Thanks for showing us this great stroke technique. But does it work with other chords, e.g. a D or a D7 chord? I agree with Michael that it would be enlightening to see play this set stroke in a song. Thanks in advance !
@jamesrodriquez2863 1 year ago
Isn't this also called the bump-a-dit-ty, or is that something different?
The "Set Stroke" for Clawhammer Banjo
Tom Collins
4,799 views
Are you struggling to master the alternate string pull off? If so, this video will outline exactly what you need to do to get it good.
To join the Banjo Quest community, and get access to hundreds of hours of exclusive content: Patreon: tomcollins
For T shirts and other awesome banjo merch: https://teespring.com/stores/banjo-quest