Knopfler-style Rock'n'Roll Riffs explained
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- Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2021
- Mark Knopfler-style 'Rock'n' Roll' guitar riffs
Guitar: self-built Strat with mahogani body (prototype, still unfinished) and 'Alchemy' pickguard with Seymour Duncan SSL1 pickups
Amp & Effects: All from the Soundcraft 24UI-R mixing desk - Reverb , short 'slab-back' delay, compression 
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Having a stressful day... Seeing Mr. Ingo uploading videos is relaxing and calming for a 7th grader! Keep em coming!
Thank you. And yes, I am planning to make much more videos, and more often :)
Ingo is back ! We Missed you!
Yes Ingo! Glad to see a new video from you.
Klingt fantastisch, ich freue mich dir wiederzusehen.
welcome back man and thanks for the awesome vid.
Danke dir für das video Ingo! Gut dich wider zu sehen.
Keep these vids coming Ingo !
Super, Ingo .👍🎸
Thanks Ingo, great video, sounds amazing! Glad to hear you plan doing some more!
Simple and clear!
Great lesson.
I hope more lessons like this.
Regards from Argentina.
Please keep doing this and never stop.
Thanx Ingo for the great tutor video ✨🎸👆
Thanks awesome, merry Christmas to you and yours 🥂👍
Thank you!!!!
Thank you💯🕺🤘❤️🎸✌🏽
If you were able to make a masterclass affordable to university students, I‘d be happy to pay. Like a longer tutorial with multiple songs. Super cool you‘re uploading for free! Thank you 🙏🏼
This is more Knopfler than Knopfler himself! Well done!
Wonderful video, Ingo - the production and presentation are equally as good as your playing.
Many thanks 🙏
Thank you for your appreciation
coffee, some whisky, everybody get out theres a video by ingo, do not disturb
Sou seu fã. Laécio do Brasil
Good job!!
Teaching is boring, learning is hard.
As a new guitar learning, my suggestions for you is to break the lesson by part.
Tell the string and where to press it, how many times we need to hit it etc. Once you cover that part, go back and play it slowly without worrying about the time.
Then you move to the next part.
With this, I think you will reach much more people who is starting off.
Nice video...thought you were Jurgen Klinsmann :)
Excellent lesson. Mark only uses the thumb, index and middle finger, and his thumb gets a real work out doing plenty of upstrokes to keep the bass going. There is so much country influence in his playing which is a big part of what makes him unique in the world of rock but also among his peers in Britain. Yes, Clapton got a little country in the early 70s, but not like Mark. Nice tone as well, BTW. Perfect for this sort of playing.
On the right hand technique you look really as subtle as Mark playing. I hear many over the internet claim that he his slapping the strings with the nails, but it really does not look like that. If I got your explanation right, you are just suddenly muting the strings with the right hand or finger tips to produce the dry sound, right? Almost like a stopped down stroke, is it? Maybe you could elaborate more on that in future videos. Thanks!
Yes exactly. Coming from bass I can tell you he s not slapping.
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Noise Suppressor pedal humming solved
What were those chord voicings never seen them with root d
Which one do you mean? The D's with the first finger at the 7th fret are based on the '3rd in the bass' voicing (f#, a, d, f#, played on the inner four strings, the f# bass note at the 9th fret / a string sometimes left out)
@@IngoRaven ah thank you. is there a tab for the whole riff
So this is wot Ed china has been up to since leaving wheeler dealers