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Complete edition
The full series in one book rather than separate levels, so the progression runs end to end without another purchase.

Independent shopping perspective
A fingerstyle guitar method book with CD, combining the series into one volume. For a pick player wanting to learn to play with fingers.

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What matters in use
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The full series in one book rather than separate levels, so the progression runs end to end without another purchase.
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Fingerstyle depends on independence between thumb and fingers. Hearing the examples makes that separation far easier to copy.
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Trains right-hand patterns for playing bass line and melody at once, rather than strumming chords behind a vocal.
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Sequenced lessons that build technique in order, unlike a songbook you pick through at random.
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Audio only. Right-hand position is easier to learn visually, so you may want video reference alongside it.
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No. Many players use flesh only, which gives a warmer, softer attack. Nails give more volume and brightness. Either approach works with this material.
Guitar methods in this series present material in tab alongside standard notation, so you can follow the examples without reading music first.
The material suits either. Nylon strings are gentler on bare fingertips while you build calluses; steel string gives more volume and cut.
This one teaches right-hand fingerpicking technique as the core subject. The blues method teaches a style, and covers whichever right-hand approach that style needs.
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