6 different ways to play double-stops - YL39

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What is, a double-stop? Well, a double-stop simply means playing 2 notes at the same time. We often hear them in solos and fills, in country, rock and blues. It's almost like a simple chord, but we're using 2 notes instead of 3, which is the fewest notes a chord can have.
Double stops are awesome! We can use them as mini-chords for playing rich, melodic ideas up and down the neck. In fact, using double stops is a great way to play harmony with yourself.
You can play double stops on adjacent strings, or on non-adjacent strings, which means skipping strings.
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[@careyw3161]

Outstanding lesson. I bookmarked it because there are so many great learning points covered in your video, I will need to come back to it several times to ingrain it until it becomes part of my playing style.

[@justinforder2835]

This is a beautiful lesson - it covers a lot of ground, but stands on its own, and the presentation is very clear.

[@jamescopeland5358]

Good video Robert Renman, always useful

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Robert is a great teacher... One of the few that can push an hard head like me to improve... Love you Robert 🎸🖖🏻

[@Dolphinstreets]

Thanks a lot!

[@danielweini6898]

very nice, thank you! most of the other videos on youtube dont explain this, and i think its very essential!

[@Dolphinstreets]

Glad it was helpful!

[@zeus-bx9xw]

Thanks again Robert

[@Wobbly_Bob]

Yet again Master Renman has broken down a fundamental lesson into tasty bite size pieces which are easy to absorb. Soooooo good!

[@sfkimrush]

Its been too long Robert - I love your videos as much as love double stops.

[@raphaelpiresfilho9527]

The best video about double stops i've ever saw. Thanks!

[@dw7704]

Discovering the usefulness of doublestops made a big difference in my playing, especially for rhythm playing/riffs. Most of that came from blues and Deep Purple ( including Jon Lord’s keyboard parts) I mostly use adjacent strings with index & middle fingers or hybrid picking. The pentatonic scale played with 4ths (or inverted 5ths- whichever way you look at it) brings up lots of possible riffs, just remember to move a fret if you involve the B string. I once had a music store ask me to teach after I played some pentatonic doublestop riffs. I didn’t think it was impressive as they did, but maybe it was something the salesmen there didn’t do? I didn’t take them up on the offer due to my schedule at the time, although I have done some teaching.

[@tableken9143]

Good job thanks

[@claytonathon9265]

Classic Robert Renman instruction and production quality! Sit down here and lemme show you. Already jonesing for an in depth Course showing more including blended use of doubles like chicken picken' in county, rock and the Funk! Outstanding, Robert.

[@TheGlassasylum]

Very informative .. Very well presented ... Love the prints on those stylish button downs! Nice use of the guitar pedestal .. clean set, no distractions. The editing is masterful. So I am self taught for a number of years, and your lesson was a marker for my level of strumming, yes ... I've mastered the level that you mentioned as "Hybrid." Also, I have always used some variations of 3 note and 2 note chords but, I never knew the phrase, "double stop" .. so thank you. I look forward to viewing more of your videos.

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Thanks for sharing your experience and inspiring energy 🙏⚡

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Cool👍👍👍Syper lesson👍👍👍Thanks, Robert!!!

[@jfitz458]

You asked how I play DS? I don't ... yet. T Y sir. Gr8 lesson.

[@Dolphinstreets]

Glad you liked it.

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Cool lesson...........cool shirt...........cool guitar!! Three strikes, you're in!! Jim C.

[@alkitzman9179]

Great lesson Robert

[@tonyangelis2786]

Very good teacher!

[@slepro]

I love double stops! Good tips for the right hand, some of them I didn't know about! Like hiding the pick 😆😆. One of the lick reminds me of a very good song from a fellow blues girl, Susan Tedeschi, "It hurts so bad". Such a good song!! 🥰🥰

[@paulcooper5748]

Great lesson nice shirt too robert.🎸

[@markcummings1319]

Guy is a helluva guitar player. I learned some nice chops so far.

[@massimop9348]

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[@xmateosx]

I love the hybrid picking, but I haven't done it in so long, I forgot that was a thing :) Sweet Carolina Hot Sauce!!!

[@intuneorange]

Nashville Cats 101 and Steve Cropper at Stax Parallel 3rds and 6ths.

[@noahtenshen]

I play them fairly poorly--but I'll get there. You help a lot--as always. Stay Well Groovy One!

[@amir.zolghadr]

Thanks Robert! Great lesson. Can you play any 2 strings for a double stop?

[@nickefgen9219]

I’ve done the hibred picking

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[@jovzteus2671]

Can i request a guitar solo/ adlib of OYE COMOVA by Santana..??? Thanks a lot 🙏...

[@jcee6886]

Jazz too. George Benson is a master.

[@Dolphinstreets]

Absolutely. Double-stops can be used in any style of music. I guess I should have mentioned "all styles of music", because I've been reminded several times that this technique is not just for the styles I'm demonstrating. I certainly agree with that, and I thought that would be obvious for the viewer.

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[@tonylabbe2347]

there's a double stop I like to do where you bend one of the notes up. I'll play the 4th and 5th degree of a scale and bend the 4 up to a 5. Any ideas any where else that would sound good? p.s. I usually do it in a slower blues context

[@Elvis-dw7ux]

Cheers from Canada.....BUT, your Diagrams are giving a headache as it is not jiving the way u r holding your guitar...need to flip it around....hope u know what I mean....

[@arlo2203]

has anyone ever told you that you look like wade clapsaddle?

[@Ston247]

*These are not double stops!* They are two note cords or parallel 4ths, 3rds, 6ths In classical terms it's called parallel motion. Double stops are slang for playing the same note twice before playing another note afterwards. A-pentatonic C,C,A,A,G,G,E,E,D,D,C,C. John Tropea - Muff Gary Hoey - Hocus pocus Lenny White - Universal Love (guitar intro) are double stops.

[@Dolphinstreets]

I will disagree with you on that one. So will the vast number of articles explaining the topic.