Hi Libby, If your replying to my post. I mean that at times the two instruments are clashing, overplaying one another.
Luke & Timothy Lindblom banjo and guitar duet
Oh ok. I guess that’s what happens when two pros of the same level jam. That doesn’t happen to me when I jam with either of them 
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Roll muddy river roll on muddy river roll ooonnnnnn
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I’ve never been half your level. You and @Michael_Mark are so far above me I don’t even bother trying to catch up
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.OK that must be your another brother… 
Discuss the Guitar lesson: Old Joe Clark- Basic Melody - Discuss Lessons - Forum - Banjo Ben Clark
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Yeah I was talking about Logan (15) in that post there. He competed in youth guitar at Galax the past 2 years. He’s just getting started.
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Don’t try to catch up to her. Just be different.
PSST play tony rice licks
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I played a few
Because in the bluegrass guitar world it’s so “different” to play Tony Rice licks? 
Nice job, fellas! Whew!
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That was awesome!
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Sounded like you were telling him to be different from me
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Never know, soon you will be on course to becoming “catch me if you can!” 
like both of them. (to me, it looks you already are! ) Who is the fastest here - Michael? - 270bpm (or 540bpm)??!!
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Depends on whether the tone is allowed to be terrible or not. I can rip it pretty fast after a 30 minute warmup but it sounds a bit thin
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I bet everyone can though.
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Probably people like your age or less can! But even at being terrible or “muddy” if I were to borrow from Archie, I find reaching speed is somewhat challenging! 
Compared to you guys I spent much less time, that could be a reason too.
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I can go pretty fast but I’ve got some tone work to do. Not sure if it’s me or my $100 guitar. Probably a combination of both
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