Left Hand Technique (Bass / Guitar)

LEFT HAND TECHNIQUE A. HAMMER ON (H)This technique is played by the left finger tapping on the fret board, sounded the right index finger and then with the left hand first finger is still pressing on the fret board, the other left hand fingers hit the fret board (with a higher tone) without pronounced with right index finger. The symbol of...

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Learning Bassline Technique

Bassline is one of bass technique that underlies the bass chord accompaniment and rhythm of a song.Rhythm section is one part of the band (combo), which also determines the type rhythm / rhythm being played. They consist of drums, bass, piano / guitar. Piano / guitar also called chordal section. Build BassLineIn building a bassline, played...

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Tapping Electric Guitar technique

Various ways of playing the guitar, either acoustic or electric guitar. Not long ago young musicians Indonesia look stunning with his guitar. Playing acoustic guitar can be done in ways such common Flamenco, Pop and Classic. Not much different to play on electric guitar. The difference in electric guitars, guitar sound should wear additional noise...

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Arpeggio Techniques

Arpeggio Arpeggio is a combination of tones that gradually and sequentially rung, which is formed by a particular chord. Tips for practicing arpeggios should we pay attention to the accuracy of tone, picking technique, the position of the finger. remember to start training with a tempo that is until you become accustomed to and then speeding up the tempo little by little, if you just rely on the speed of the left hand fingers and not supported by picking an accurate then the result would have sounded notes are not clear, therefore the key is synchronization your left hand fingers with your picking. Start the exercise...

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Blues Scale

The contents of the Blues Scale are similar to the contents of Minor pentatonic. The difference is the "b5" is usually called the Blue Note. So the contents of the Blues Scale are 1 - b3 - 4 - b5 - 5 - b7. Blues Scale can be used as a Bass Line or used to create a melody (solo). In addition to the rhythm of Blues, Blues Scale is commonly used also in the shuffle rhythms, Rock, Gospel, R & B, etc... Blues is the foundation of Jazz music. So the blues scale is also sometimes can be inserted in the jazz game. Below is an example of the Blues Scale fingerings. |---|- 1 -|---|- 3 -|---|---| |---|- 1 - |...

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