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Tips and Conclusion

Bobby Koelble

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Bobby Koelble

Step into the sixth chapter of Two Notes and Three Notes per String with Bobby Koelble as you dive into Tips and Conclusion in the Speed Mechanics course for Guitar. You'll gain practical skills to master Tips and Conclusion, giving your Guitar playing more depth and control. Keep working on Two Notes and Three Notes per String and get ready for even more exciting lessons in Speed Mechanics.

Two Notes and Three Notes per String

Two Notes per String-Two String Basics

Two Notes per String-Inside and Outside Picking

Training All Fingers

Three Notes per String-Two String Basics

Three Notes per String-Six String Ideas

Tips and Conclusion

Previous Topic

Guitar Vibrato 1

Next Topic

Burst Approach and Clean v Distortion

Topic 1Intro and Basics

Intro

Right Hand

Left Hand

Topic 2Combining both Hands

Combining Both Hands- 3 and 4 Fingers

Combining Both Hands- 2 Finger Exercises

Topic 3Guitar Vibrato 2

Shallow vs Wide

Using Whammy Bar

Bending with Vibrato

Summary and Tips

Improvisation in Gm Progression

Topic 4Guitar Vibrato 1

Introduction to Vibrato

Vibrato in Vertical Plane

Vibrato Using Pentatonic Scale (Vertical)

Horizontal Plane

Multiple Note Vibrato

Topic 5Two Notes and Three Notes per String

Two Notes per String-Two String Basics

Two Notes per String-Inside and Outside Picking

Training All Fingers

Three Notes per String-Two String Basics

Three Notes per String-Six String Ideas

Tips and Conclusion

Topic 6Burst Approach and Clean v Distortion

Cyclic vs Burst Approach

Clean Tone vs Distortion-Attacking the Strings

Clean Tone vs Distortion-String Noise and Palm Muting

Topic 7Sequencing Ideas

Sequencing-Three Note Sequence

Sequencing-Four Note Sequence

Sequencing-Nine Note Sequence

Topic 8String Skipping Ideas

String Skipping-Six Note Pattern

String Skipping-Ten Note Pattern

Accenting

Topic 9Economy Picking Concept

Intro, Basics, & Concept of Rest Stroke

Four Note Idea

Six Note Patterns

Three Notes per String Scale Patterns

Changing Directions-Odd vs Even

Discussion and Conclusion

Step into the sixth chapter of Two Notes and Three Notes per String with Bobby Koelble as you dive into Tips and Conclusion in the Speed Mechanics course for Guitar. You'll gain practical skills to master Tips and Conclusion, giving your Guitar playing more depth and control. Keep working on Two Notes and Three Notes per String and get ready for even more exciting lessons in Speed Mechanics.

Two Notes and Three Notes per String

Two Notes per String-Two String Basics

Two Notes per String-Inside and Outside Picking

Training All Fingers

Three Notes per String-Two String Basics

Three Notes per String-Six String Ideas

Tips and Conclusion

Previous Topic

Guitar Vibrato 1

Next Topic

Burst Approach and Clean v Distortion

Topic 1Intro and Basics

Intro

Right Hand

Left Hand

Topic 2Combining both Hands

Combining Both Hands- 3 and 4 Fingers

Combining Both Hands- 2 Finger Exercises

Topic 3Guitar Vibrato 2

Shallow vs Wide

Using Whammy Bar

Bending with Vibrato

Summary and Tips

Improvisation in Gm Progression

Topic 4Guitar Vibrato 1

Introduction to Vibrato

Vibrato in Vertical Plane

Vibrato Using Pentatonic Scale (Vertical)

Horizontal Plane

Multiple Note Vibrato

Topic 5Two Notes and Three Notes per String

Two Notes per String-Two String Basics

Two Notes per String-Inside and Outside Picking

Training All Fingers

Three Notes per String-Two String Basics

Three Notes per String-Six String Ideas

Tips and Conclusion

Topic 6Burst Approach and Clean v Distortion

Cyclic vs Burst Approach

Clean Tone vs Distortion-Attacking the Strings

Clean Tone vs Distortion-String Noise and Palm Muting

Topic 7Sequencing Ideas

Sequencing-Three Note Sequence

Sequencing-Four Note Sequence

Sequencing-Nine Note Sequence

Topic 8String Skipping Ideas

String Skipping-Six Note Pattern

String Skipping-Ten Note Pattern

Accenting

Topic 9Economy Picking Concept

Intro, Basics, & Concept of Rest Stroke

Four Note Idea

Six Note Patterns

Three Notes per String Scale Patterns

Changing Directions-Odd vs Even

Discussion and Conclusion