PosterBoy20th August 2012Great lesson Sinisa, really useable ideas in here. Nice tone too
Ben Higgins20th August 2012Sounds great !
Blister20th August 2012I need to learn this technique! I also love the synth coloring in the bt & think it really adds to the song. Great lesson!
wollace0320th August 2012sounds great! have to give it a try...
derper20th August 2012Very "Red Hot Chili Peppers"....love it!
MonkeyDAthos21st August 2012love it!
Alex Feather21st August 2012Great lesson! Good job!
Marcus Siepen21st August 2012Beautiful lesson, reminds me a bit of good old Chilli Peppers
Sinisa Cekic21st August 2012Thanks guys
flamen22nd August 2012really cool progression and technique! gotta learn this stuff!
DeGroot23rd August 2012Nice tone! I like this style of playing
- sumitnxt26th August 2012
absolutely beautiful music
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Hi GMC!
Welcome to my new lesson about double stops. Playing double stops means playing on two strings at the same time. You can find this technique in blues and rock´n roll, heavy metal, etc... Double stops or 2-note harmony runs are critical to developing a much more, well rounded style and approach. In this lesson, you'll see how they can help you build a song and add more musicality into your arsenal of licks and ideas. Double stops create a fatter, fuller sound during single note licks and can be quickly moved around to create fills during rhythm playing.
Guitar : Fender Squier telecaster
Equipment : Sonar8 DAW, Guitar Rig5 plugin
Tempo : 70 bpm
Time Signature : 4/4
Chord progression : Cm,A#,G#,Fm7