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The 3 MOST IMPORTANT JIMI HENDRIX TECHNIQUES (Patreon)

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THE 3 MOST ESSENTIAL JIMI HENDRIX TECHNIQUES!!

🎸3 Essential techniques from Jimi Hendrix explained Get TABS for this video https://bit.ly/2qnIk8P Check out my previous video on Jimi Hendrix – https://youtu.be/X272diBNdi4 Check out my collection of Jimi Hendrix tutorials - https://bit.ly/45OqFGD For personal lessons and tips on how to play like Jimi Hendrix: https://bit.ly/3Xu8N1C

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FLOATING ANARCHY

I came across you on yputube looking for some Hendrix wisdon, and this short tuturial was perfect, then i wished to be able to learn all ypu played during the video, so i saw the patreon link :) I play for 15+ years, really looking for a online course from 0 to Hendrix :) But with extra like scales and how to master the fretboard etc... to be able to compose all over the fretboard

Kevin Kiley

This was an awesome lesson- as usual. Great tone- what amp/ pedals (if any) were you using for this? Or was it direct into a DAW of some sort?

Jerez Klaassen

Thanks amigo! Hendrix, the reason half the world plays guitar, including me..

Guitar Pilgrim
>>29052666

direct into DAW, indeed, using guitarrig, you can get a pretty good tone with it, I mostly use the preset 'stevie's rhythm!

Adriano Keller

help! my hand is small to do that. maybe have any solution?

Guitar Pilgrim
>>29224903

start with your ringfinger, then middlefinger, then indexfinger and try to mute with the thumb the low estring to get started and gradually work your way up to pressing down!

John O'Boyle

That was a concise explanation - best advice on approaching Hendrix I've heard so far.

Alain PHILIPPE
>>29224903

Thanks for the advice, even with my large hand i had a hard time with that chord :-) I'll keep practicing. (I try on a folk acoustic it maybe harder ...)