Guitar Tricks 44: Stop String Noise - Easy Guitar Lesson - Rock Guitar Solo

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This week on the Channel Neal shows you how to make your playing sound more professional and clean by stopping string noise using his personal muting techniques.

Tip of week is how to make an open D chord sound more beefy..."where's the beef?!"

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[evalex71]

Great lesson, nice guitar bro

[Guitartricks]

@evalex71 Thank you!

[jman99110]

Waynes world Wayns world!!!!! EXTRANEOUS.... big word!!!

[Guitartricks]

@jman99110 I love Waynes World! I'm in the second movie, "backstage" at the Aerosmith concert with big hair and a leather jacket. Neal

[munruthel1]

Neal, I want to know how to get a more clean sweep picking sound, can you help me?

[Guitartricks]

@munruthel1 If you want to stop string noise, put a hair tye around the first fret. Neal

[programmer4561]

i like fingering my guitar

[aboveunow]

Nothing sounds like a Les Paul with passive pickups. Even playing thru something besides a tube amp.

[MrBizarresteve]

yay cheese..... cheesey .... ch heese

[FinalGuitarist47]

Can i have your guitar? Please?

[jaypauldini]

that was great, thanks alot

[electricring]

I believe the term is blocking, and it is key to playing with high gain amps and fuzz, I guess this is not obvious.

[Quepedoporquenoentra]

Very useful, thanks!

[apalmalarrain]

@MrDeamon1 Yeah if you hold the guitar over your left leg rather than the right it's easier to perform certain picking techniques and you're also "automatically" used to playing standing up even if you're sitting down all the time, due to the guitar being more centered, like it places itself when you stand up.

[apalmalarrain]

I did not learn anything, I knew it all.

Except for the bending thing. I did never think of palm muting the lower strings hahaha.

[dudewtf7895]

This guy is awesome!

[nomadicexplorers]

Wuuoooooooo!