fenderrules
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okay, recently today ive just mastered (almost) what is single note muting...
but still im doubting something, and thats what i wanna ask you guys..
1. when is single note muting used in a scale riff (lets take the minor pentatonic scale for example)
2. why does single note muting on the g, b and high e strings sound so..."dead"?
3. is alternative picking a must in single note muting. when i play riffs with muting, its usually down down all the way. is it a must to have alternative picking when i wanna riff and mute fast??
yeah, thats all i need to know...
and thank you flexpatconf for being my guitar teacher and for teaching me guitar yesterday. i appreciate it, period.
but still im doubting something, and thats what i wanna ask you guys..
1. when is single note muting used in a scale riff (lets take the minor pentatonic scale for example)
2. why does single note muting on the g, b and high e strings sound so..."dead"?
3. is alternative picking a must in single note muting. when i play riffs with muting, its usually down down all the way. is it a must to have alternative picking when i wanna riff and mute fast??
yeah, thats all i need to know...
and thank you flexpatconf for being my guitar teacher and for teaching me guitar yesterday. i appreciate it, period.