In The Jam: Wide Open Flatpicking

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In The Jam: Wide Open Flatpicking

About this jam

Grab your guitar, dial in your mix, and jump ‘In The Jam’ with master flat picker Bryan Sutton on ten classic Bluegrass and fiddle songs.

”We'll dive into 10 of my favorite bluegrass and fiddle tunes, complete with banjo, mandolin, fiddle, and myself on guitar.

Using the player’s mixer console, you can switch video angles and mix, mute, or solo any audio tracks. Play the rhythm part, and I’ll solo, or I’ll play rhythm so you can solo.

No matter which instrument you play – guitar, banjo, fiddle, or even if you're a vocalist – you can mute any of the parts, mix it to your preference, and then jump right in the jam with us!

I’ve also included commentary on my approaches and insights into playing in a bluegrass band along with each of the tunes.”


The guitar parts are tabbed and synced to the video, with slo-mo, looping, fretboard animation, and many other controls to personalize this immersive jamming experience.

Grab your guitar, and let’s pick with Bryan Sutton!

P.S. Check out Bryan’s companion Wide Open Flatpicking masterclass to dig deep into the creative approaches and techniques for all ten of these songs!

What you'll learn

  • Multi-Angle Videos
  • Mixable Multi-Track Audio
  • Artist Commentary
  • Guitar Tab & Notation
  • Lead Sheets
Release date: 8/22/2024
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What's included

11 songs • 67 tracks

Welcome
Grab your guitar, dial in your mix, and jump ‘In The Jam’ with master flat picker Bryan Sutton on ten classic Bluegrass and fiddle songs. ”We'll dive into 10 of my favorite bluegrass and fiddle tunes, complete with banjo, mandolin, fiddle, and myself on guitar. Using the player’s mixer console, you can switch video angles and mix, mute, or solo any audio tracks. Play the rhythm part, and I’ll solo, or I’ll play rhythm so you can solo. No matter which instrument you play – guitar, banjo, fiddle, or even if you're a vocalist – you can mute any of the parts, mix it to your preference, and then jump right in the jam with us! I’ve also included commentary on my approaches and insights into playing in a bluegrass band along with each of the tunes.” The guitar parts are tabbed and synced to the video, with slo-mo, looping, fretboard animation, and many other controls to personalize this immersive jamming experience. Grab your guitar, and let’s pick with Bryan Sutton! P.S. Check out Bryan’s companion Wide Open Flatpicking masterclass to dig deep into the creative approaches and techniques for all ten of these songs!

1 track

East Tennessee Blues

6 tracks • chart • tab

Squirrel Hunters

7 tracks • chart • tab

Bill Cheatham

7 tracks • chart • tab

Whiskey Before Breakfast

6 tracks • chart • tab

Midnight On The Water

6 tracks • chart • tab

Blackberry Blossom

6 tracks • chart • tab

+ 4 more songs

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Reviews

1 result

Vladimir

04/23/25

A great addition to the main Bryan’s course!

Despite all the minor flaws of the developers (see below), this is a WONDERFUL jam from the best of the best guitarists! Thank you, Bryan, for an excellent and understandable analysis of all the subtleties of flatpicking, as well as for the opportunity to play with the best bluegrass musicians! Now a few words about the (minor) drawbacks: Basically this jam is the same footage like in the “Wide Open Flatpicking” course, but with a few more options, like live commentary, muting instruments etc. I think it’s a great addition to the main course, but I’d prefer to know these details before I buy the Jam. And it also has some limitations, compared to the ‘main’ course - In The Jam version doesn’t have no ‘slowdown’ option. Also you can’t watch it in portrait mode on iPad AND there is no landscape mode on iPhone. It exists, but you can only see the sound control. I play guitar, dobro and mandolin, so it would be nice to have the tabs for the rest of instruments, not only for guitar. And even for guitar PDFs I must go to the “Wide Open Flatpicking” course for the download. I’m an AllAccess student myself, so it’s not a big deal for me. But anyway. Also, even if I have chosen the “Classic view” by default, I still see the “TabSync” screen first. To summarize: I think this is a great addition to the main course. I highly recommend it to all fans of flatpicking. We look forward to new Bryan’s courses! Yours sincerely, Vladimir

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