I once tried to play tremolo with my western guitar and I found it really hard. A friend of mine said it sounds much better with a classic guitar. Does it make sense at all to learn tremolo with a western guitar? I guess in country music it‘s more common to use a mandolin for this effect, but I‘d still like to learn it on my guitar (since I don‘t own a mandolin).
I once tried to play tremolo with my western guitar and I found it really hard. A friend of mine said it sounds much better with a classic guitar. Does it make sense at all to learn tremolo with a western guitar? I guess in country music it‘s more common to use a mandolin for this effect, but I‘d still like to learn it on my guitar (since I don‘t own a mandolin).
I would suspect it would be quite difficult as the strings are so far apart, nothing beats a tryer.
I once tried to play tremolo with my western guitar and I found it really hard. A friend of mine said it sounds much better with a classic guitar. Does it make sense at all to learn tremolo with a western guitar? I guess in country music it‘s more common to use a mandolin for this effect, but I‘d still like to learn it on my guitar (since I don‘t own a mandolin).
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When I click on the video to play it says "Video unavailable." Weird
Same here, says video unavailable
I get that too but then there is a tiny arrow on the right bottom and that takes you to YouTube
When I click on the video to play it says "Video unavailable." Weird
Sorry... I must have done something wrong with the link. Maybe it‘s just available in Germany but that would be strange.
Its Working ok for me!
@katharina I don't think you did anything wrong. It happens sometimes.
