blues soloing

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blues soloing

Postby JanO » Sun Nov 29, 2015 10:40 am

I have two PSG’s, I mostly play my S12 in uni C6 tuning. But I don’t want to lose what I’ve learned on the my D10 (standard E9 & C6). This is one of the little exercises I do to keep my abilities in shape: to a backing track (just a bass) I play two choruses on the E9 neck, no pedals or levers, then two choruses with them. Then I do the same thing on the C6 neck.
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Re: blues soloing

Postby Danny Mitchell » Sun Nov 29, 2015 12:54 pm

What a well thought out exercise Jan. Really interesting to hear the differences on both necks, with and without pedals. Also, the 'under the table', leg work on the C6 looks very complicated. You would not want to forget those moves, I'd imagine. Thanks for sharing.
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