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SubscribeScruggs Style Banjo
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This version of the Cripple Creek is designed to teach you how to play slides, hammer-ons, and pull-offs. Take each one slow at first to get them sounding nice and clean.
PlayAdvanced Guitar
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This is a killer break similar to the intermediate arrangement. However, this version of Whiskey Before Breakfast will challenge you with some fancy crosspicking out o...
PlayTuning, holding a pick, and strumming
7 Lessons
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Bluegrass Guitar
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Here you’ll learn a lot more about the C position, especially it’s major and pentatonic scales. This version of Arkansas Traveler blends in more melody notes for a ful...
PlayIntermediate Mandolin
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This is much closer to the way you will hear the fiddle tune played at jams. Check out all the variations of Chinquapin Hunting by using the substitution licks. If you...
PlayScruggs - D Banjo
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Spike that fifth string at the 7th fret and lets go to work! Playing in D without a capo opens up some glorious new sounds.
PlayMetronome practice and learning a song
4 Lessons
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#right hand
#intermediate
Using Tunefox Tools to Learn by Ear
1 Lesson
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#guitar
#intermediate
Tuning, holding a pick, and strumming
8 Lessons
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#beginner
#essentials
Scruggs Style Banjo
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This arrangement features some essential Scruggs-style roll patterns, especially in the B section of the song. Check out the preview measure below to learn the MTMT ro...
PlayAdvanced Mandolin
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There are many more slurs in this version of Big Sciota than the other two and the B section is really exciting as it slides around the C and Em chords. Have fun!
PlayTuning, reading tab, and playing roll patterns
8 Lessons
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#beginner
#right hand
Exchange licks in the context of the song you’re learning to hear multiple possibilities for improvisation.
More...With the swipe of a finger, one song arrangement can go from simple to complex. The Level Slider means one arrangement can cover beginner through advanced. The arrangement grows with you!
More...One of the most important parts to learning bluegrass is actually playing the music and experimenting! Play along with real sounding backing tracks to get ready for your next jam.
Whether you’re finding your first chords or you’ve been playing for years, we’ve got you covered with an extensive library of bluegrass music for you to learn and jam along with.
More...Switch licks, hide notes, and jam with backing tracks - these are just a few of the revolutionary ways to learn music with Tunefox.
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Practice at home or on the go! Tunefox will auto-save your progress and preferences.
Every song comes with multiple arrangements so you always have something new to learn. Use the lick switcher to create a personalised solo and then practice with real-sounding backing tracks. Creative learning at it's best!
Bluegrass Mandolin
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This arrangement follows the melody and uses a lot of tremolo. Remember, there is more than one speed you can use on a tremolo. 16th notes, 16th note triplets, even 32...
PlayBluegrass - Low Octave Mandolin
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This is a tune that's fun and accessible for beginners, but also a great vehicle for advanced players to try some hot licks.
PlayScruggs Style Banjo
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This Scruggs arrangement uses rolls and position shifts to paraphrase and follow the arc of the original melody. Accent melody notes to bring them to the forefront of ...
PlayMelodic Banjo
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This is a great driving melodic arrangement that uses scale notes to dance with and around the melody. Check the licks and you'll find some nice Scruggs, Melodic, and ...
PlayBluegrass Guitar
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This is a great bluesy tune that you may hear at some jams. Because of the two bars of 2/4, this tune is known as a "Crooked" tune. This term is used whenever a tune d...
PlayBluegrass Mandolin
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This tune is most commonly played in B at jams and in bands. There's some challenge, but also some great opportunity for new licks and tricks on your mandolin!
PlayScruggs Style Banjo
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This is a really fun and interesting tune. Sometimes people play it out of G or A, but others such as Ralph Stanley, Bryan Sutton and Norman Blake play it out of C.
PlayBela Style Banjo
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This modern masterpiece for banjo has been simplified for this arrangement. The fret hand ornamentation has been removed, leaving the right hand picking patterns and b...
PlayClawhammer banjo
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A classic folk tune in Drop C.
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