Greetings Bruno. Good work. I would suggest that you mute the strings a little more to get the sound of the side more isolated. It sounds like the open B string is ringing out more than it needs to here. Also listen closely to the notes that you are playing on the slide. It sounds like at times you are just a little bit flat, almost getting to the notes but not all the way. Also the descending riff from the 12th fret-- try not to use it every time, maybe once or twice. Your guitar sounds good and your tempo is also good. Thanks for posting
Bruno you play well here and your tempo is solid. I would suggest that you try playing with less force. It sounds like you are digging in a little too hard. You can experiment with playing the same tempo, only quieter. This will also give you a chance to put your voice out front and to work on it more. Keep it simple and u can't go wrong.
I'm Bruno, from Brazil...my first lesson/video here!
I recorded head and 2 choruses of solo of T-bone Shuffle. On the 2nd chorus, i decided to add a couple of techniques that are not exactly from t-bone style, like vibrato and bigger bends. Would like to get your feedback... Thank you so much for spending part of your time teaching the blues!
Hi Corey, this time i've tried to play some slide guitar, so i'm sending this video of CC Rider. Hope to get your feedback on what should be improved.
Thanks!
Greetings Bruno. Good work. I would suggest that you mute the strings a little more to get the sound of the side more isolated. It sounds like the open B string is ringing out more than it needs to here. Also listen closely to the notes that you are playing on the slide. It sounds like at times you are just a little bit flat, almost getting to the notes but not all the way. Also the descending riff from the 12th fret-- try not to use it every time, maybe once or twice. Your guitar sounds good and your tempo is also good. Thanks for posting
Hi Mr. Corey..
My first video playing acoustic blues here on Sonic Junction. Hope to get some tips from you, in order to improve my blues guitar.
Best regards
Bruno you play well here and your tempo is solid. I would suggest that you try playing with less force. It sounds like you are digging in a little too hard. You can experiment with playing the same tempo, only quieter. This will also give you a chance to put your voice out front and to work on it more. Keep it simple and u can't go wrong.
Hi Duke!
I'm Bruno, from Brazil...my first lesson/video here!
I recorded head and 2 choruses of solo of T-bone Shuffle. On the 2nd chorus, i decided to add a couple of techniques that are not exactly from t-bone style, like vibrato and bigger bends. Would like to get your feedback...
Thank you so much for spending part of your time teaching the blues!
Best Regards!