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Teddy Swims - Lose Control - Guitar Cover

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Lose Control album cover
Lose Control
2023 3:31
Capo Advisor 0 C major · Original key

About Lose Control


At 95 BPM in C major, "Lose Control" sits in a mid-tempo groove that feels deceptively relaxed until you try to lock in with the rhythm track. Teddy Swims leans hard into a soul-drenched Pop Rock feel, and the guitar parts reflect that: clean chord work with a behind-the-beat pocket that rewards players who can resist rushing. The song stays in E Standard tuning, so there are no setup headaches, but getting the strumming dynamics right takes patience. Chord transitions themselves are not especially difficult, making this a good vehicle for working on feel and touch rather than speed or technical flash. Pay close attention to where the strums land relative to the kick and snare, since that rhythmic placement is what gives the part its character. If the groove is slipping, use the Practice Toolbar to loop a four-bar section slowed down until the feel clicks before bringing it back up to tempo.

  • The song sits at 95 BPM in C major with E Standard tuning, keeping the chord shapes familiar and accessible for intermediate players.
  • The main challenge is rhythmic feel: placing strums slightly behind the beat gives the part its soul-influenced groove, not technical complexity.
  • Looping short sections slowed down in the Practice Toolbar helps you internalize the laid-back pocket before playing along at full tempo.

How to Play Lose Control

Tuning: E Standard · Key: C major · Tempo: 95 BPM

Use the section loop to isolate a passage, drop the speed below 100%, and set the metronome to 95 BPM to build it up to tempo.