TGP is mainly dominated with topics related to electric guitar, and all other "quieter" and "acoustic" driven instruments are left with no glory.
For me, in the 10 years of playing guitar, 8 of them was exclusively on the acoustic because I couldn't afford a proper electric and whatever gear. So I very appreciate the dynamics that is included with many acoustic players.
For example, I LOVE the danish singer-song writer Tina Dickow. Mainly because her chord structure is extremely simple (granted, she cheats with a capo) but it sounds incredibly complex. For example, for a simple G chord, she finger picks in a folky pattern but accents certain ones with the pinky shifting just two frets up, thus making the chord sound completely different.
What influences do you guys have and what particular techniques do you use?
For me, in the 10 years of playing guitar, 8 of them was exclusively on the acoustic because I couldn't afford a proper electric and whatever gear. So I very appreciate the dynamics that is included with many acoustic players.
For example, I LOVE the danish singer-song writer Tina Dickow. Mainly because her chord structure is extremely simple (granted, she cheats with a capo) but it sounds incredibly complex. For example, for a simple G chord, she finger picks in a folky pattern but accents certain ones with the pinky shifting just two frets up, thus making the chord sound completely different.
What influences do you guys have and what particular techniques do you use?