can someone please tell me how to do the technique where you palm mute and then pluck a different string, kind of how tbdm does it? ive tried alternating strings individually and it makes my hand too tired to keep playing :/
Just 1 advice. In first 4 minute you dont use left hand and your right hande ( palm muting hand ) is in small screen. You should made if full screen so we could view it more detailed
Thanks for this lesson! This is generally an ignored topic and in most forums will be reduced to a single line like, "use the fleshy underside of your hand to mute". I used to try muting it on the bridge pickup but now I know it's gotta be further back :) Thanks again!
You are an Excellent teacher ~ It's great that you give your time, patience, and share your skill's, free ~ Good luck to you ~ All the very best ~ Geoff
You're a good teacher, dude. You go into several details and you have an interesting teaching method. When I have the time, I'll definetly watch more carefully some of the advanced lessons.
generally palm muting is for more rhythmic percussive sounds. so the bending of a string while muting wont really work because you would kill the sustain. but you can get a good enough feel at it to just slightly mute the string but still letting it sustain a bit. the feel gets developed over time. :)
Actually one technique I like to do a lot is to palm mute on my right hand and then fret the notes on my left hand lightly (to produce dead notes). Kick in a tinge of overdrive. And that can allow you to mimic those funk music tones...
Yeah palm muting is essential for all styles of guitar for allowing you more control of the sound and feel of the strings. Thanks a bunch for the comment and rating!! :)
thank you, that was very helpful
trevormac77 1 month ago
i cannot palm mute up and down on two strings at the same time, can u give me some tips?
mattjoe952k9 1 year ago
@mattjoe952k9 Try to increase your speed and pick them down-down instead of down-up.
Narutogotguts 1 week ago
can someone please tell me how to do the technique where you palm mute and then pluck a different string, kind of how tbdm does it? ive tried alternating strings individually and it makes my hand too tired to keep playing :/
Firebuilt 1 year ago
very helpful thanx alot
lodoms1978 1 year ago
Very helpfull :)
dwmcm1 1 year ago
Awesome video. Keep going forward.
Just 1 advice. In first 4 minute you dont use left hand and your right hande ( palm muting hand ) is in small screen. You should made if full screen so we could view it more detailed
TheFeelmyrage 1 year ago
nicee...
chikamoako 2 years ago
Thanks for this lesson! This is generally an ignored topic and in most forums will be reduced to a single line like, "use the fleshy underside of your hand to mute". I used to try muting it on the bridge pickup but now I know it's gotta be further back :) Thanks again!
vibhutesagar 2 years ago
You are an Excellent teacher ~ It's great that you give your time, patience, and share your skill's, free ~ Good luck to you ~ All the very best ~ Geoff
williheckaslike 2 years ago
@williheckaslike I Agree
Andymorrison92 2 years ago
Excellent 5 Stars
loveguitars 2 years ago
nice guitar!!!!!!!
artemmos 2 years ago
You're a good teacher, dude. You go into several details and you have an interesting teaching method. When I have the time, I'll definetly watch more carefully some of the advanced lessons.
diogomor 2 years ago
really , really nice ! thank you !
salchaw 2 years ago
Can this palm muting technique be used for fast blues licks, or would that mess up the bend of the string?
jrpimpdog 2 years ago
generally palm muting is for more rhythmic percussive sounds. so the bending of a string while muting wont really work because you would kill the sustain. but you can get a good enough feel at it to just slightly mute the string but still letting it sustain a bit. the feel gets developed over time. :)
GuitarLessons365 2 years ago
@GuitarLessons365 Ok thanks. What are some techniques used for playing fast blues licks?
jrpimpdog 2 years ago
Actually one technique I like to do a lot is to palm mute on my right hand and then fret the notes on my left hand lightly (to produce dead notes). Kick in a tinge of overdrive. And that can allow you to mimic those funk music tones...
b44styreraug 2 years ago
first view heeh 5* im not much of a metal person but i use some times that to control the attack and the volume and dinamics anyways 5* carl
samanoskee 2 years ago
Yeah palm muting is essential for all styles of guitar for allowing you more control of the sound and feel of the strings. Thanks a bunch for the comment and rating!! :)
GuitarLessons365 2 years ago