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George Hlio8th March 2018Very clear and beautiful lesson Darius! It helped mye clear my mind as to how can I use vibrato and I admit that I only knew the standard rock vibrato!
Darius Wave23rd May 2016You welcome Daeron! I hoped this could be helpful. We all where beginning to play once
Daeron23rd May 2016This lesson is nice too, Darius. I'm working on this one every day. What I appreciate on your lessons is that the slow version of each video is also with the backing-track. That permits to work the timing with you easily ! Thank you for all this lessons !
- Darius Wave27th April 2016
Hey Monica! Vibrato should be executed from the wrist so it's quite natural that it's depth will depend on motion width. It's hard to say how things should look like - easier to say do they sound proper. Proper is how you expect at the moment.
Monica Gheorghevici27th April 2016I like most the feeling created by shallow vibrato. Also the vibrato with variable speed sounds really cool but my question is: This type of vibrato can be used without such a wide movement or it's special made to work only with a wide movement?
Kristofer Dahl27th April 2016Cool lesson Darius - also I think the main video illustrates very well the drastic difference of feel the different type of vibratos.
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Welcome to the Beginner Vibrato Workout
Lesson dedicated for beginners. Contains 4 different vibrato execution examples:
- soft, classical vibrato
- speed and shallow vibrato
- tempo matched, wide vibrato
- varible speed, wide vibrato
To keep highest efficiency of your practise, lesso is stripped down of additional articulation. This will
help You stay focus on vibrato only. Make sure to watch spoken video and read comments below each part - there are some usefull tips.
Gear used (in order of signal chain placement):
1. SX SST57 electric guitar
2. Behringer MIC100 tube preamp (-20db switch on, gain and out knobs about 50%)
3. Presonus Inspire 1394 firewire audio interface (input gain 25%)
4. Poulin LeXtac vst plug-in:
- Channel - blue
- Input 50%
- Gain 70%
- Pre EQ - brighter
- Bass 50%
- Middle 40%
- Treble 50%
- Contour 100%
5. Kefir impulse loader (mix 100%)
6. Impulse - Catharsis s-preshigh
Tuning - Standard E
Backing track chord progression:
4/4
C | C | C | C | Bm | Bm | Em | Em |
C | C | C | C | Bm | Bm | G | G |
||: D | D | C | C | Em | Em | G | G :|| G |
Tempo: Main song tempo is 120 bpm. There are also backing tracks available at 60, 75, 90, 105 and 120 bpm.
Time signature: 4/4
Scales used in this lesson:
E-minor
Jump to start: Home or `s` , you can also click/tap the lesson part again (the numbers above player)
Go to next part: PageUP or End.
Volume: ArrowUp / ArrowDown keys
Go to any part: Number keys (combinations also possible)
Pause or play: `k` or space key
Fullscreen: `f`, esc to close
Increase / decrease speed : `+` or `-`
