Use The 4ths - Your Guide To Conquering 4th Intervals in R&B Guitar
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Using 4ths in your R&B/Soul rhythm guitar comping is something every guitarist should have in their bag. You will learn how one part can work through an entire diatonic chord progression, and also hear the difference all downstrokes vs alternate picking can make in the tone and feel. You will also learn the key patterns and positions of this super cool sound so you can use it in your playing right away... Use The 4ths!
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That's a fabulous lesson, cheers. I'm in a funk/soul band playing congas but I plan my debut with guitar one of these days.
Cool.
Thumbnail is funny. I can just see you in a Darth Vader costume funking away at a groove on stage. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nice Rick! May the 4th be with you!
I couldn't find this in the tabs collection though.
I downloaded latest tabs from the email on the funky Friday lick etc.
It is in the TAB collection is today's funky friday email... though in the collection it is called Using 4ths in Rhythm Guitar, if you can't find it please email me at tastyguitarlessons@gmail.com and I will get it out to asap
@@TastyGuitarcom Yes found it using what you suggested! Thankyou Rick!
Really cool licks!
love this. is the backing track available to members? i had been making my own backing tracks for a while but i just caved and joined a couple weeks ago. quite happy i did;)
also, any words of wisdom with regard to the angle of the pick on the upstroke when alternate picking double stops? i've been trying to dial this in for some time and haven't quite found a motion i can count on 99.9% of the time. i naturally tend to have a bit of a downward slant when i play so down strokes are chill, but coming back up i haven't settled on whether to keep the angle and brute force it or rotate slightly
maybe this is a little granular for youtube, and everyone is different, but i always appreciate your take on these nuances
thanks as always and happy holidays;)
Yes this backing track is attached in the lesson on the website. On double stops, if possible most of the time I would do all downstrokes. Otherwise, I angle downward on both ups and downs
Very good lesson 🎸🎶🎼
Thank you!
Funky!! Thanks. Can you tell us more about your guitar & pickups? Such a great tight sound!
sure, this is a Russell Fong custom made in California, USA. The pickups are Joe Bardens, search my channel and you can find an interview with Russell the builder
Thank you so much. I'll check it out! Keep being funky!! @@TastyGuitarcom