GregH3rd February 2013Great lesson. I have been looking for a slide rock lesson.
St Anger3rd February 2013Excellent Javier ! Now i need a bottleneck ;^)
Avaloa3rd February 2013High Quality Lesson ;-)
Ulrik3rd February 2013I tried the first slide rock lesson, so off course I'll try this too
Javier Aviles4th February 2013Thanks! Get a bottleneck and try it. Good luck.
Fayeed Tan6th February 2013YEAH! This is RAW ROCK! This is great stuff Javier!!!
- LackingAN7th February 2013
Awesome lesson! I love the piano in the backing track too
- Javier Aviles8th February 2013YEAH! This is RAW ROCK! This is great stuff Javier!!!
Yeah, pure Rock! thanks
Awesome lesson! I love the piano in the backing track too
Thanks "LackingAN", the piano gives more classical sound... 
thefireball19th February 2013Sounds like something from my NASCAR game.
Love it!- Javier Aviles19th February 2013Sounds like something from my NASCAR game.
Love it!
"thefireball" You're right, music sounds like car racing ... Thanks for your visit, I hope to help you improve as a guitarist! - myhandyman10th March 2013
I like to learn slide, this will certainly help
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Greetings from Granada, Spain!
Welcome to my new lesson. This is an exercise to play a rock solo using slide (bottleneck) and Drop D tuning.
It is difficult to play clean notes with overdrive, be careful with noises.
Music Style: 70's ROCK
Tonality & Chords:
D Major tonality
D5, Am7, F5, G5, C5, Bb5 Chords
Techniques:
In order to play a slide guitar in normal tuning, it is important to make scales with vertical movements. If you play with overdrive then have to take care of noises produced by the slide (bottleneck), I use my right hand palm muting to do it. Remember that sixth strings is tuned to D, when you play a power chord with bass on 6th string, the 4th, 5th and 6th strings are all fretted on the same fret!
Sound:
I used Engl Amp with Overdrive. The guitar is a classical Gibson Les Paul Gold Deluxe from 1974.
I use the bridge pickup with all tone down.
Tuning: Drop D: D-A-D-G-B-E
Tempo: 90 BPMRelated lessons:
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