Hajduk20th March 2014That was great Diego
Monica Gheorghevici20th March 2014Great musical idea!!!
Guido Bungenstock20th March 2014Wow, great blues phrasing and beautiful sound, Diego!!!!
- Guido Bungenstock20th March 2014
the only i could complain is this cheesy hiHat/ride! :-D
Hexabuzz20th March 2014Great tone and feel!
Huargo20th March 2014like
Diego Budicin20th March 2014Thanks everybody!
Mick Luck21st March 2014Fantastic Blues, love it. Beautifuly played. Who was the drunk though? The audience or you? Just kidding. Love your work
Darius Wave26th March 2014Nice one Diego. Good dynamics
- javiergordon28th March 2014
funky
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Hey guys!
In this lesson we will play a standard 12 bars blues solo in A7.
I also added the F7 in the chord progression so you will be forced to adapt your phrasing to the harmony.
It's really useful in order to start to "see" and recognize different patterns and chord shapes on your fretboard!
If you can play chords over a song, then you are also able to improvise on it. How? Recognizing at least the important degrees such as like the 1st, 3rd and 7th!
In this solo I use a lot of different techniques especially hybrid picking, bending and alternate picking. Be sure to practice it with a low gain in order to be able to play it as clean as possible! Remember to play it slow and to figure out the chord shape before practicing it at the normal speed.
Using the hybrid-picking you will learn to control your fingers and your right hand in general.
Of course, pay attention to the timing.
Guitar : Ibanez Andy Timmons Signature, AT100CL
Equipment : Laney VH100 recorded with an Isobox using two microphones: the Shure SM 57 and the Sennheiser e606.
Tempo : 152 bpm
Signature : 6/8
Chord progression
| A7 | / | / | / |
| D7 | / | A7 | / |
| E7 | F7 E7 | A7 | E7 |
Key signature : A7
Techniques used :
- Hammer on/Pull off
- Legato
- Hybrid Picking (pick + fingers)
- Sweep Picking
- Bending
Have fun and stay tuned for the next lesson! ;)
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