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Zsolt Galambos23rd June 2011Wow, this is so cool! Way to go, Sinisa!
Gabriel Leopardi15th June 2011Cool topic Sinisa and nice tune!
Sinisa Cekic14th June 2011Love the contrast and the staccato type legato here Sinisa - awesome!
yeah, a new technique is born " staccato-palm-muting-legato" !somehow reminds of Steve Vai in the 80s which is great, also Nuno Bettencourt
Eddie,Steve,Nuno...how about - Sinisa ?!!!
Thanks guys
playaxeman14th June 2011I like the chord progression very much. Cool fast run in-between
Daniel Realpe14th June 2011somehow reminds of Steve Vai in the 80s which is great, also Nuno Bettencourt
thefireball14th June 2011That's a cool technique!
Cosmin Lupu14th June 2011 good going mate!
Ben Higgins14th June 2011This reminds me a little of Van Halen.. cool lesson !
Kristofer Dahl14th June 2011Love the contrast and the staccato type legato here Sinisa - awesome!
Bogdan Radovic14th June 2011Impressive fast runs!
Ivan Milenkovic14th June 2011Great tricks in here man!
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Hi GMCers,
Welcome to my new lesson about Dynamic finger-picking.
I have always been working on the control of the dynamic range, because it brings life to a guitar piece. As you know, there are a lot of finger picking styles, related to acoustic and electric guitar, and this time I will just remind you that the dynamic finger style might sound a bit different compared to playing with the guitar pick .
A very important element in this way of playing is palm muting. In this lesson I focused mainly on the riffing.
It would be good to hear some of the fingerpicking guitarists, such as Chet Atkins, Derek Trucks, Mark Knopfler and try to compare their way of playing - they each have their own style.
Tuning:
Standard E
E - A - D - G - B - E
Techniques:
* Fingerpicking
* Palm muting
* Legato
Chord progression: E5,D,G,A5
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