Thanks a lot guys! :-)
Such playable stuff. Great as usual!
Awesome lesson David
Awesome solo man! Reminded me of Neil Schon from the band Journey.
Just the kind of stuff i like
Great explanation David!Great solo,very cool lesson,and Very useful!!!
Thanks David!!!!!
Good job David.
Interesting topic. Love the backing, too.
The endless chase for tone and some of it is literally at your fingertips! Great lesson David
Great lesson and interesting topic.
Great lesson David.Thanks man.
I need this!!! Thanks David!
Great job, walli!
Another quality lesson
great job David.helpful
Very nice and useful
Great lesson Dave! I needed this.
Great advice David
Thank you again! You`re great! +)
Very good job on the lesson David!
Great, David! Well done!
Thanks guys,
AlexLion, usually I would mute the strings that are lower than the string played. The higher strings don't tend to ring that much while not muted.
The idea is to avoid all unnecessary strings, so if you do hear some of the higher strings ring, you need to fix it.
That technique is and should be used at any speed. :-)
Very useful lesson David.
I had a question, for example if i play something on 5th string, i need to mute 6th and 4th strings? Or 2 strings with left hand and others with right? And one more - can be this method used on very high speeds?(like Paul Gilbert, Yngwie..)
Beautiful solo and very useful lesson to me Thank you!
Essential for making a good tone mate, good job
David this is cool. I've already learned almost half of it this morning. Your guitar sounds great. When I listen to it closely, I can hear a really cool boomy sound when you slide from one riff to another. Excellent!
Great solo very melodic David
very cool lesson and a nice solo
Very useful lesson,tnx David !
Great explanation of such important topic, David !
Thanks David, I think this is very important!