Hello would you be able to please describe the technique that is used between 22 - 24 seconds? you use it else where as well and it is a classic technique used by u srinivas and I cannot seem to replicate it!. Some sort of combination of hammer on pull of and slide. do you switch strings ay all?
Hi guitarguy1381 , it's a little difficult to describe it in detail. I dont change strings for that particular phrase but like you said, it's a combination of a fast hammer on and pull off with a slight gamaka added to it to enhance the effect. I hammer the 're and come down to sa and then add a bit of ni to it before switching before sa and ni again to give the effect of the Gamaka there. Again, I'm bad at describing exactly how I do it. Probably be better off showing it in person. I guess though that practise Will bring the best results. Hope that helped. :)
Abhay Nayampally Thanks for the input. You are right, I think the precise timing of the hammer on gives it that staccato type gamaka effect. Mandolin srinivas uses this very effectively as well.
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Carnatic music much more enjoyable in this minimal style for me. Thank you for sharing.
Dude You are completely hypnotizing with your music !!! Pretty cool licks and gamakas :) Magic in Your Fingers
Sounds like sarod 🥰🥰💞💞 beautiful
Glorious, as ever, Abhay ji!
The world needs to hear you!
Great Phrasing .....you are an unique guitar player.....👌
Amazing technique and musicianship bro
Excellent!!
Out of box.... Especially with the guitar...👏
Aanantharam Surya 247 thank you so much 😊😊
Guys if you still come here and listen to this beautiful music congrats... you have an amazing test of music.
oh my god...just amazing
Thank you so much :)
Awesome! Very well played!
Thank you very much :)
well played, salute!
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Super. Very very well played
Thank you very much :)
WOW N WOW.............
Superb son 👌👌👌
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Thank you so much :)
also great playing. you must have been either inspired by or learnt from the great u srinivas?
Thank you so much. And yes, I did learn under U Srinivasji :)
very nicely played....:)
Thank you so much :)
any possibility of lessons on carnatic guitar with you?
Yeah I do teach. I'm based in Mumbai. If you're on FB just send me a message in my inbox on Abhay Nayampally. I shall get back to you.
Bro u r ozmmmm... Love you
Akku Blake thank you so much!
@@GuitarNAbhay i have the way you played in Aankon ka sagar Cover.... Just outstanding with those carnatic riffss.... Nailed it😍😍😍😍😍😍
@@GuitarNAbhay I still listen this😁😁🌺✌🏻
Is it normal Electric lead guiter or specaily made this guiter kindly inform sir .
This is a normal standard electric guitar with no modifications made to the body or the tuning :)
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Hello would you be able to please describe the technique that is used between 22 - 24 seconds? you use it else where as well and it is a classic technique used by u srinivas and I cannot seem to replicate it!. Some sort of combination of hammer on pull of and slide. do you switch strings ay all?
Hi guitarguy1381 , it's a little difficult to describe it in detail. I dont change strings for that particular phrase but like you said, it's a combination of a fast hammer on and pull off with a slight gamaka added to it to enhance the effect. I hammer the 're and come down to sa and then add a bit of ni to it before switching before sa and ni again to give the effect of the Gamaka there. Again, I'm bad at describing exactly how I do it. Probably be better off showing it in person. I guess though that practise Will bring the best results. Hope that helped. :)
Abhay Nayampally Thanks for the input. You are right, I think the precise timing of the hammer on gives it that staccato type gamaka effect. Mandolin srinivas uses this very effectively as well.
can tell me which pedal you used?
I use a Zoom MS50 Pedal :)
Amazingly clean and crisp gamakas and technique! Is this the same pedal as Srinivas Ji?