4 Walking Bass Lines | Rhythm Guitar Lesson | Flatpicking Experience
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
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In this online guitar lesson, TrueFire flatpicking guitar instructor, Roberto Dalla Vecchia, dives deep into the world of diminished 7th chords. Join Roberto as he guides you through the exploration of chord substitutions and the creation of captivating walking bass lines. Throughout the lesson, you'll learn how to incorporate 4 distinct walking bass lines, each utilizing diminished 7th chords, to enhance your musical repertoire and add depth to your playing.
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So excellent, as always, Roberto! (I couldn't help thinking of your Georgia on My Mind arrangement when you played C to Cdim7. Love that part :)
Yes right!! Thank you
Simple and pretty, the best kinda of stuff to know well. I like how you genuinely smile when you hear it, it is that pleasing. Will be practicing this tonight, thanks!
Wow, thank you!
Great stuff Roberto, thank you!!!
My pleasure!
Roberto, you are a very gifted guitar player!
Thank you 🙏
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Great video! You really make it easy to follow your instructions! That Collings is a great sounding guitar in its own right, for sure! But it's also the playing, of course, and the recording. Would you please show us how you set up and positioned the mic? What mic is it? Thanks a lot for all you're doing!
Thank you! I simply use an old Zoom H1 pointing at the 14th fret about 10 inches away , not eq or edit
@@RobertoDallaVecchia Wow! I definitely expected a slightly more expensive and elaborate set-up! Like "I'm using a Neumann U47 plugged into an Avalon AD 2022 plus running a cabinet simulation on my ProTools..." I'm watching a great variety of acoustic guitar vids from various creators. Your sound's excellency stood out! I can afford the Zoom. The Collings, though....? Anyways, thanks a lot for sharing! 🙏