[00:03] with these kinds of chords is this pinch kind of method with the right kind of method with the right [Music] hand now what we can start to do is instead of just pinching them we can
[00:16] start alternating them rather than playing them at the same time we can start going thumb finger thumb finger and we get this kind of sound and we get this kind of sound [Music]
[00:40] so that's a really lovely pattern and it's very simple it's just thumb and finger alternating but it keeps Everything clean and open and clear that's what we're really going for with this technique that's the advantage of
[00:52] using these two note voicings and once you've seen the patent laid out you can really start moving it around into different keys but moving it to Keys changes the position of these chords and that sometimes leads to different kinds
[01:05] of progressions for example if we pick the key of D the D chord is up pretty high on the sixth string we could start here on the fifth string but let's just
[01:19] say we start on the sixth string because there's not much room to move up the neck This lends itself nicely to a descending kind of chord sequence