Electric Ladyland Nai Palm - tutorial

This is just an overview of Nai Palm Electric Ladyland. Not a perfect replication but a general description of her voicings and riffs on this cover of Jimi's tune
funny, I forgot I made this video for a student and accidently made it public by accident. Glad you all are enjoying it.

[@user-dg9ti5gq4e]

Thanks buddy - Post more !

[@grabyourguitars4345]

name something and I'll post something up on it... why not haha-

[@mekman29]

Thank you for this! Salute to you good sir

[@maximimianocaceres6701]

Muchas gracias

[@grabyourguitars4345]

de nada. sorry for the late reply. I teach privately and post a ton of stuff privately to my students but accidently posted this publicly. I'm really glad you enjoyed it.

[@invisiblecurious856]

yep! exactly like your youtube channel name. Gonna grab my guitar while see this, or after. Whatever. So yeah.

[@sheylaescalante7115]

Thank you!!

[@sashahakobyan3772]

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[@invisiblecurious856]

What tuning

[@DaminiVox]

what's the time signature of this song? I'm trying to count and having a hard time

[@grabyourguitars4345]

I'm sorry. I'm a horrible youtuber and I am surprised by the response I got from this accidental public post. This song, as played by Nia, is played "freely" meaning there is no strict time signature in this version. The song is in 12/8 which is a common blues feel. the basic pulse is 4/4 but each beat gets three beat triplets. 1-2-3, 1-2-3, 1-2-3, 1-2-3 so you could like of it like a slow 4 count but with each beat divided by 3. I hope that helps but the the nature of the way she plays it is more free style where the meter varies slightly creating the illusion that it has no time signature. Think of it like sections of it in time with little spaces in between. This is a technique that is often used in ballads like this.