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Join Date: Jan 2011
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vibrato on barred doublestops
Im working through a "100 blues licks" book, and one of the riffs it has a doublestop C power chord (5th fret on D & G strings)
The book suggests playing it barred with your 3rd finger, and the tab shows to play it with vibrato. I can get vibrato on a doublestop if I use 2 seperate fingers, but with 1 finger barred its not happening. Are the movements just like regular wrist vibrato and I just need to practice it more? Or is there some other technique? This is basically the riff from the book, with the number on top specifying finger: Code:
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Join Date: Jan 2010
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Use your 3rd finger for just that seems a bit silly in my opinion
Pinky and Ring fingers would be the wiser option. What ever is most comfortable though With 2 fingers its easier to do vibrato. With 1 finger its definitely harder, possible, not as good as 2 fingers and harder. Either way, vibrato will come from your wrist. Last edited by Livingtime : 12-12-2012 at 01:59 AM. |
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Redneckville, Illinois
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Personally, I would play that particular riff using my middle and ring finger to hit those doublestops. This would give you the leverage to nail a wicked vibrato.
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