Create guitar strumming patterns online
Make upstrokes, downstrokes and rhythmic rests visible. Use the Stringlr strumming editor to design patterns and listen to how the rhythm works.
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An example for your next lesson
Start with four downstrokes in 4/4. Add an upstroke after beat two and leave out a later stroke. Compare the feel while keeping the pulse steady.
How to get started
- Choose a rhythmic grid for your pattern.
- Add upstrokes, downstrokes and rests.
- Listen to the pattern and play along slowly.
Why practise a strumming pattern slowly?
A slow tempo gives you time to move evenly. Keep counting through silent strokes and increase the speed only when the pattern stays consistent.
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