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Kristofer Dahl9th February 2010Very nice riffs Stephane!
Emir Hot9th February 2010Great groove man.
Ivan Milenkovic9th February 2010sounds classy! 
playaxeman9th February 2010Hi Stephane,
This is cool.
I was just working on a Earth Wind & Fire song with this funky single note playing. So is quit useful for me atm.
Stephane Lucarelli9th February 2010Thanks a lot guys!
, there's lot of cool ideas to steal in this band !
Keilnoth9th February 2010Very nice lesson ! Thanks Stephane !
Bogdan Radovic9th February 2010Great lesson mate! I love this type of funk!
Lian Gerbino9th February 2010great lesson man, well done!
Adrian Figallo9th February 2010wow stephane groovy brother!
Frederik9th February 2010Awsome! 
how do u make the ghost-notes sound so loud? compression?
Crazy_Diamond9th February 2010Nice tone Stéphane ... so groovy....
Gerardo Siere9th February 2010Great groovy lesson!
ZakkWylde9th February 2010Am I the only one who read the title with a *diffrent* word for funking? ^^
Great lesson Stephane!
Dexxter9th February 2010no your not alone Zakk haha
Zsolt Galambos9th February 2010Cool sounding lesson!
Jonathan Burgos9th February 2010WOW! this is so cool! I really love it my friend!! great lesson.
Stephane Lucarelli9th February 2010Thanks for the comments my friends & glad you liked this one!
how do u make the ghost-notes sound so loud? compression?
Hahaha.... 
Shime10th February 2010Very subtle and groovy. Great lesson, love that funk!
Piotr Kaczor10th February 2010Sounds perfect, as always, Stephane!
Stephane Lucarelli10th February 2010Thanks Shime & Piotr!
Santiago Diaz Garces11th February 2010Great Steph!! This is so helpful
zoom12th February 2010I'm feeling it! Great your got awesome feel man!
Stephane Lucarelli14th February 2010Thanks a lot guys!
Let's work on single-note funk guitar, the picking and muting techniques.
Hi GMC!
In this lesson we gonna work on single-note funk guitar.
When it comes to funk style, keep in mind that guitar serves almost as a "percussive" instrument.
There's some important things to pay attention to :
- The basic right hand skills: alternate picking and the 16th note rhythm.
- The muting technique
- Of course the rhythm placement
Relax your picking hand as much as possible and try to find the tone you like by moving the palm of your hand.
Keep your right hand constantly moving down and up on sixteenth notes, but it's not necessary to play all the 16th ghost notes : try to leave room in the patterns. The "groove" also comes from not played and suggested notes or ghost notes...
The chords are C-7 / F9 and we gonna use C minor pentatonic and C Dorian scales to build up our guitar licks.
Have fun!
Stephane
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