Great lesson for an important topic. Very nice tone too.
Very useful topic man !
Nice phrasing
great playing man!
thanx y'all i like bluesy stoner riffs too!!
Very cool lesson, man! RnR
Groovy! I like it! Cool background!
indeed cool lesson, and cool composition too! new bending lesson coming soon!
very nice playing lale, rock n roll!
Awesome..lesson...and cool t shirt...
Woah that is a unique lesson Lale ...Great lesson and tone ....
One pick to bend 'em all and in the awesomeness bind them m/ !
Yes! This is the reason why I love my instrument - thanks Lale!
Hi GMC'ers! The main focus in this lesson is bending. We will play some slow rock composition that has lots of phrases incorporating various kinds of bends.
Bending is very important and often neglected technique when it comes to guitar playing. Bending is closely related to vibrato as well, so this lesson will help you with that to some extent. Bending gives your playing more expressiveness and helps to accent certain notes, and make them more interesting. Soloing without bends can be good, depending on the style, however they can be quite useful, because notes can sound more natural and even vocal-like.
There are various types of bends. You can bend the notes a half step, whole step, and more. You can bend with practically every finger, depending on the situation. Usually players tend to bend the most with ring finger, but you can use the index, middle, and even pinky. If you spend some time rehearsing bends, you will improve, and it will show in your playing.
Scales:
E minor Pentatonic
Techniques:
* Bends
* Vibrato
If you have any questions:
* Give feedback (upper-right-corner)
* General Forum
Enjoy!/ Lale
E minor pentatonic: