Spice Up Your Playing With THESE Ghost Notes! 👻

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Spice Up Your Rhythm Playing With THESE Ghost Notes!
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Let’s be honest… we don’t spend nearly as much time improving our rhythm guitar chops, don’t we?
I’m in the same boat, there is never enough progress I can make when it comes to rhythm guitar.
After all, if you took my lessons in the past you know that I am a firm believer in being a solid rhythm guitar player above anything else.
In fact, it’s the foundation that ultimately reflects how good of a lead guitarist you could be!
In this lesson we’re going to talk about and start using rhythm guitar’s best friend: ghost notes!
Nothing says you have a solid control of rhythm more than using ghost notes. So we’re going to use them in this lesson to instantly level up your rhythm guitar.
I’ll give you two examples of ghost notes used in some of the most iconic guitar styles, and from there you’ll be able to add them into pretty much anything you do!
I’ll break down as simply as possible the very building blocks of this style and how you can apply it right away.
I’ll also show you some tricks that will get your rhythm guitar hands in the best shape for maximum, free-flowing groove!
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Rock On!
Eddie
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[@dogzillamonster]

That Moving Tab thing is super-cool 👍

[@thesambehindtheslaughter8843]

Always a pleasure seeing tutorials from you whenever im stuck on what i should learn or practice

[@axelmorisson]

Thanks Eddie, and nice bass seminar lasst night with the bass and groove thing too:)

[@jtgilman]

Awesome live lesson last night on the Bass, and now this...more great stuff to work on...thanks Eddie/GMM

[@donniedorre8072]

Thanks Eddie . I really like you and your play and teaching is fantastic! Thanks friend 🤘🎸🤠

[@oOMarioOo]

This lesson was kinda spooky. Thanks for the lesson!

[@AngelMartinez-qs3cf]

This is great stuff. Loved it. What model guitar is that? It looks cool! Awesome. Is that a fender road worn tele?

[@rodneyshima1375]

It’s not as easy as It sounds but that’s a cool exercise

[@surajthapa8721]

Really great n simple ex👍😁

[@fb6382]

Thank you Eddie! But pleaaaase explain in the description of the video how to get the same wonderful TONE you have. The right TONE of the guitar it's a huge inspiration for the player to improve the tecnique. Thank you !!

[@two-edged777]

That's it the Pac-Man sound! When I mess around on a guitar I hear that sound and I think I know that sounds so familiar but I could never pick up what it sounded like Now I do lol well there's one mystery solved and by the way I'm really enjoying everything you put out there. Thank you so very much

[@wesleyalan9179]

Ive been doing this since the beginning of my guitar journey, nothing new to me, You know what can be hard for me though? Not doing it when I dont wanna do it,lol!

[@wesleyalan9179]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod hahaha👍

[@8478als]

Not through watching your lesson Eddie but I must say that when you were talking about the G9 chord, you said "G" string instead of "D" string...You have your mind stuck on G strings?? LOL!! XD Great lesson Eddie!!! :)

[@jackspw]

I've heard the sound, now I want to eat the ghosts. The game has begun...

[@meinhendl]

wonderful ! thank you ! I wish my chords would sound like the muted notes !... muted ? not at all . I shall practice !

[@meinhendl]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod thank you , i give my very best !😀

[@1969theblack]

I call them the chickas i love the chickas

[@ronalwoods3181]

we used to call it “muting”

[@ChalkyWhite1]

Ok I have a question and it sounds dumb. Would it be easier to strum using a soft pick especially for beginners? Ps I'm a beginner 😉

[@pablobonifacio8755]

You mean thin guitar pick?

[@ChalkyWhite1]

@@pablobonifacio8755 yes

[@pablobonifacio8755]

@@ChalkyWhite1 try out whats comfortable to you.. For beginner i think its alright to use thin picks..but if youre into metal.. Thick pick is the way

[@8478als]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod For some reason, I don't like thick picks. I've always preferred thin picks.

[@ricksanchezito8972]

Muted notes?

[@ricksanchezito8972]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod For sure! Nice video.

[@backyardstrings4363]

I was doing this from day 1. I'm next Elvis Van Halen.

[@Wicked_Fox]

So a ghost note is basically a muted / dead note?

[@Wicked_Fox]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod Thanks! I was confused! I don't understand why there so many names just for one technique. I read somewhere that a ghost note is optional, somewhere else it said that you could barley hear and and in other places it just says the same thing for dead / muted notes. Glad I got this problem solved. Thank you!

[@Wicked_Fox]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod what if a single tab shows a symbol for a muted note and another different symbol for ghost note? What would I do then? Ex: X = Muted Note () = Ghost Note

[@DeeMoback]

Years ago old man tsught me to play with "mutes, muffs, and mutts" ..... these are "muffs"

[@rlin2648]

Chikka chikka

[@sammendez3381]

I'm I first

[@wesleyalan9179]

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