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Trial and Error
Sean Conklin
Hey everyone! In this tutorial we'll be learning a piece called "Trial and Error". It has a mix of some old school progressive rock elements as well as some modern rock elements. I labeled this as a "Beginner" tutorial. However, if you're just starting out on guitar this might be a little tough. But either way, this is a good piece to try and learn so you can get used to some basic guitar techniques. Once you've watched the video above, head on over to the next page for Exercise 1!
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Lesson · 1m Trial and Error - Performance
Hey everyone! In this tutorial we'll be learning a piece called "Trial and Error". It has a mix of some old school progressive rock elements as well as some modern rock elements. I labeled this as a "Beginner"...
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Lesson · 1m Trial and Error - Exercise 1
When you observe the tablature below, the first thing you'll notice is that there are a lot of slides. Sliding is a form of legato and is a technique you'll definitely need to master. The most important thing...
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Lesson · 1m Trial and Error - Exercise 2
In Exercise 2, we'll now learn the clean chorus section. If you want to pull this part off like I played it in the video, you'll need to use a timed delay effect. If you have the proper gear for that, set your...
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- 4 1:08 Backing track · 1m Trial and Error - Backing Track 148bpm Here's the backing track at 148bpm. Background guitars are included. If you're using the delay effect we talked about in Exercise 2, be sure to set it to 148bpm with dotted quarter notes as the note value. If... Tab
- 5 1:24 Backing track · 1m Trial and Error - Backing Track 120bpm Here's the backing track at a slower tempo of 120bpm. Background guitars are not included in this one. If you're using the delay effect we talked about in Exercise 2, be sure to set it to 120bpm with dotted... Tab