Those guys have some serious collars on those shirts 😁Glen died at 81 in 2017, George is 82 and still going, Glen's tone was so mellow, and his single line is no joke 😉

Yep Glen and his buddy Roy Clark were pickin' shredders 😉

You look left-handed, and I could not see your Fretting hand, but it sounded cool 😉

@Martin Aust Great! How do you get the two videos to sync up? Are you using a MAC, because the sound is so good? Does everybody own a Strandberg? 😁

@Martin Aust Another MAC user! You would think I'd take the plunge. I do have an iMac27 in my studio, but I only use it for recording with Pro Tools as my DAW. I use PCs, Laptops because I film my lessons in my bedroom or out in my live studio (as opposed to my recording studio), so I have handcuffed myself with two high-powered Dell Laptops (32 and 64 Gigs of RAM), and for my livestreams, I use a Dell Desktop with 128 GB of RAM. One of these days, when the budget and wife permit, I will get a MacBook and get all the recording "How To's" from this great community. Just for informational purposes, for my Livestream, all the instruments or Mics go into an Onyx 16 Mixer with multichannel USB, into Ableton, which we mix down to stereo out from Ableton into Voicemeter Banana, into OBS, out to Restream (Multi Platform), out to YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, etc. Here is the final product: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upWA6SSShn0

Done

@Philip Halton Ah Hah! Try alternate picking on all subdivisions and see how that feels?

@Philip Halton You could be right, but when I was doing the Etudes, the mentors were always quick to point out when I wasn't alternating picking. And in my studies with Troy Grady/Cracking the Code, it's always alternate picking, but then speed is the goal. In my Cliffs of Dover Etude 😅 I am studying Eric's picking choices, and he definitely sweep-picks, or more precisely, economy picks when it suits him, when changing strings, but by and large he alternate picks—just food for thought. I suppose there is no right or wrong; whatever feels best is usually right, huh?