@cofffeefcy Hi there! So sorry for this late response!

I've tried different kinds of guitar strings on my nylon guitar. But they are all High tension strings. "Hannaback 815 SHT (super high tension), Savarez Super high tension, Knobloch ACTIVES Double silver High Tenstion and D'addario high tension.

The guitar I used on these vidoes is a Sandén Nylon string guitar.
It's 48 mm at the nut and 60 mm where the neck meets the body.

Hope this answers your questions!! Have a great day /Emil

@Tor I really enjoyed reading your presentation Tor! I'm glad you're getting the passion for music back, and I'm here to help if you have any questions or something that you're thinking about. Have a great day and hope you like the stuff on the ProGuitar Academy!
Kind regards/Emil

@Jjamison110 Welcome to the ProGuitar site!

Sometimes you can use an open string to change position on the guitar really quickly! This is a great example of that, and we
really hope you like this awesome lick in C!

Awesome Lick in C - ProGuitar – 00:56
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The minor pentatonic scale is probably the most used scale for most guitarists! The reason that it is such a great scale, is that
is has only five notes in it, and therefore it already sounds like a melody. That's why it's fairly easy to make music using this
scale. This idea is a good example of how you can use this scale to get around the fretboard, using the same shapes within
the minor pentatonic scale! Have fun!
Fast Lick in G minor - ProGuitar – 00:59
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What is a ghost note!?! A ghost note is often produced to creata a percussive effect, or just
a different way to express the line. It is often heard by country guitar players, and "chicken pickin'"
is the style of playing that you should check out if you want to learn more on this topic!
In this example, we're using the thumb on the right hand to pluck that A string while we mute
the string with our left hand. The ghost note is marked with an "x" in the notation and TAB.
Have fun!
Ghost Notes on Guitar! - ProGuitar – 00:52
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This is a lick that clearly displays the great sound of the Mixolydian mode. We're playing over a C dominant chord, (C7, C9, C13 etc)
and it is really a fun lick to play! The C Mixolydian mode contains the same notes as the F major scale. The Mixolydian mode is actually
the 5th mode of the major scale, and it is one of the most useful modes in my opinion! Have fun!
Mixo Lick in C! - ProGuitar – 01:01
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This lick works great over a D major chord, or a D dominant chord of some kind. (D7, D9, D13 etc..) What is cool about this
one is that it would work great in a country style song, a blues song or a jazz song. It kind of has a little bit of everything in it; Blues,
Country and Jazz!

Cool Lick in D - ProGuitar – 01:01
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You've probably heard this kind of idea before. What's interesring with this lick, is that we're actuallt playing it in the same
position rather than moving it down the fretboard using the same set of strings. Playing it this way makes it a bit more
difficult, but it's so useful if you want to play it in any key! Have fun!
Using 6ths! - ProGuitar – 01:00
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This is a fun Chet Atkins ending lick in C major! The roll and pull-off at the end of the first bar is a great example of how creative
Chet was in his playing! This is a classic Chet style idea and if you want to play some Chet style - you have to know this one!
Fun Lick in C! - ProGuitar – 00:49
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