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How to Play Slide Guitar in Standard/Dropped-D DVD by Kirk Lorange

If you really want to spice up your playing, slip a slide over your pinkie and add it to your musical vocabulary. There's no need to re-tune your guitar to an open tuning, just stay in standard or lower that bass string down to D. Kirk shows you how in this 70 minute DVD, talking and playing you through the basics, vibrato, muting, playing single note lines, finding all the chord flavors (they're all there!) and mixing it all into one very neat hybrid style of playing guitar. To order or to find out more, click here.
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Old September 24th, 2004
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While I've neglected playing slide as of yet other than rudimentary noise making, I believe I've developed some slight tendonitis in my fretting hand. Therefore, what a perfect time to sit down with it right? I always play in standard tuning and that is the way I understand the fretboard. Is standard tuning detrimental to the slide? Or can I get by with it?

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I believe I've developed some slight tendonitis in my fretting hand. Therefore, what a perfect time to sit down with it right?


Maybe, depends on where the pain is. If you use a very heavy slide that can give you problems too. So, use a light one, at least to start with.

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No,it's just a little harder cause you really have to damp, not just more but also better.

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You can get by just fine in standard tuning. Earl Hooker did, why not you?

Seriously, I use standard most of the time too. You owe it to yourself to at least try the other tunings out, they are more natural to slide playing and they sound great. But you can get lots of marvelous sounds from standard tuning, don't worry.

And it's much easier to play in different keys within the same song with standard tuning. Minor chords, a lot of fretting... there are bonuses too.


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How to Play Slide Guitar in Standard/Dropped-D DVD by Kirk Lorange

If you really want to spice up your playing, slip a slide over your pinkie and add it to your musical vocabulary. There's no need to re-tune your guitar to an open tuning, just stay in standard or lower that bass string down to D. Kirk shows you how in this 70 minute DVD, talking and playing you through the basics, vibrato, muting, playing single note lines, finding all the chord flavors (they're all there!) and mixing it all into one very neat hybrid style of playing guitar. To order or to find out more, click here.
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