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What many string instruments have in common is that you can play the same note in different places. If you try this out, you’l
l find that while playing on paper the same note, they sound a little bit different in the different places.
All tab examples can be played finger-style or with a pick. By clicking on the image it will open in a new tab. All examples are available as a pdf here >>>
Ex. 1
When I talk about timbre here I am talking about the tone quality or tone color produced by playing a note or a chord on your guitar. Over time I have found that using the timbre is important for your guitar playing and assists in adding expression to your music.
I suggest you play Ex. 1 with a pick, with your fingers, with your thumb so you may become aware of how…
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