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String Bending - Example 2

Intermediate • Technique • Any Style
Rick Graham 210 lessons
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String Bending

String Bending - Introduction
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String Bending - Introduction Rick Graham
String Bending - Example 1
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String Bending - Example 1 Rick Graham
String Bending - Example 2
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String Bending - Example 2 Rick Graham
String Bending - Example 3
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String Bending - Example 3 Rick Graham
String Bending - Example 4
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String Bending - Example 4 Rick Graham
String Bending - Example 5
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String Bending - Example 5 Rick Graham
String Bending - Example 6
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String Bending - Example 6 Rick Graham

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Let's take things a step further by doing a minor 3rd bend (3 frets). This does require a little more strength from the left hand and may require some work to get the intonation spot on.

Remember to play these examples with the target pitches so that you can hear the pitch that you will need to achieve with your string bending.

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