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Help Changing Chords - April 25th, 2007 (1 minutes, 00 seconds)Danny91 asks "Well i've been having a problem and its kinda hard for me to change between chord to chord like im up to lesson 3 in beginners and im watching steve's lessons and he teaches great but i have a problem switching chords when im strumming so is it possible if u guys could send me a practice tape that will get my speed up and that i can change chords while strumming because i stop strumming when i change it cause im not fast enough so if it possible help me out . thanks" View Responsestrings - April 23rd, 2008 (1 minutes, 22 seconds)Kenrahn asks, "Hi, I'm a beginner so I would like to know what would be the best strings for this type of guitar. It's an Alvarez Model CY135. Thank You for your help. Ken Rahn" View ResponseWalking Bass Line - March 21st, 2008 (1 minutes, 10 seconds)Toolfan88 asks, "what is a walking bass line? how can it be applied to guitar players?" View ResponseBotleneck - November 6th, 2007 (6 minutes, 11 seconds)Vegarbakken asks: "Hi! I've just bought myself a botleneck (metal). Do you have any lessons or tips for me? I've bought it because I love to play rough blues, old style, on my acoustic guitar - so if you can post my some cool blues licks I would be glad. Take care - Vegar " View ResponseRight Hand Hammer-Ons, Tapping Question - June 9th, 2008 (6 minutes, 00 seconds)bator82 asks, "Hey guys, thanks for the lessons. I was just wondering if any of the instructors knew how to do hammer ons with both hands. It seems like even when I know the notes, I have a hard time getting the sustain I want when I have to hammer on with my right hand. Does it have to do with the amp's gain, the guitar's natural sustain, pickup volume and tone, or do I need a compressor, or again, is it all in the technique. If so, are there exercises I can do to help out with right hand hammer ons and even slides? Thanks in advance." View Response