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How to write Jason Mraz style double stop riffs - Ukulele Tutorial (Patreon)

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Alright friends, if you give a man or woman a riff he jams for a day, if you teach a man or woman to riff he jams for a lifetime. We are going to break down the iconic double stop riff at the intro of "Im Yours" and talk about how it works, and chord tones, after we are going to look at another chord progression and how to use that information to create our own riff. After you do that I want you to post your own chord progression and the riff you wrote to instagram @tenthumbspro, I want to hear your tastiness!

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How to Write Jason Mraz Style Double Stop Riffs - Ukulele Tutorial

New Ukulele every Wednesday and Saturday, subscribe and learn! How to Write Jason Mraz Style Double Stop Riffs - Ukulele Tutorial It is good to know how your favorite players do what they do, that way you can use that information combined with your creativity to create your own style while paying homage to your favorite rock stars. We will be looking today at the "I'm Yours" style riff in the intro of the Jason Mraz smash hit song, and we will be breaking down the original riff quickly, to make sure you know how to play I'm Yours riff on the ukulele, but we will also talk about how that riff connects to the chord progression. By understanding the I'm Yours chord progression's relationship to the riff you will be able to create your own sounds similar. It's all about those chord tones folks! After that what we will examine another little chord progression, identify some chord tones and create our own similar riff. The bigger idea of this lesson is that you will be able to take your own chord progressions, identify chord tones, and make double stop riffs like Jason Mraz. Enjoy! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tenthumbsproductions/ Get Tabs!: https://www.patreon.com/tenthumbspro Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tenthumbspro/