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Right-Hand "Glissando" Technique
This technique consists in carrying out consecutive rest-strokes on two consecutive strings with a single finger of the right hand – either with the index, or middle finger. In doing so, your ...
Sliding Technique
This articulation technique consists in moving your left hand finger along the string from one note to another. The first note is played normally, but the second is obtained exclusively through ...
Rhythm ’n’ Blues & Soul Basslines
This assortment of basslines brings forth the well-roundedness of this style, which combines blues and gospel music with a touch of funk. Unmistakable grooves are performed in the style of Otis ...
Alternate Picking with a Plectrum (Pick)
The alternate picking technique consists in alternating downstrokes (from low to high strings) with upstrokes (from high to low strings). This technique guarantees rapid execution and increased ...
Three Finger Technique
The three finger technique consists in playing the strings with the index, middle and ring fingers of the right hand. This technique guarantees not only rapid execution and increased endurance, ...
Playing Major Arpeggios
A major triad (a three-note arpeggio) consists of a root/tonic, a major third and a perfect fifth. If you transpose it into a different key, the tonic (white circle on the three positions ...