Monday, April 13, 2009

Let's Make It a Two-Note F# Groove

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This week, we'll slowly build a groove/riff in F#, in eighth notes (1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and). Now let's play the F# note on 1, and, 2; play the open Low E on and; play the F# note on 3, and, 4; play the E on the last and. Repeat measure if necessary:


F#
e|--------------------------
B|--------------------------
G|--------------------------
D|--------------------------
A|--------------------------
E|--2--2--2--0--2--2--2--0--

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