Uploaded August 2011 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
In this clip I move my right hand toward the bridge to get a nice West Coast sound. It's a nice technique.
I also do a few chicken-pickin pops in there. These are easy. Just pick the note by the bridge, then lift the bar immediately after picking the string. Use your right hand paml to mute the string or strings after the notes rings shortly. It's an easy technique once you learn it.
I'm using the F knee lever at the end of the clip to descend on strings 4,5, and 6 three frets into a major chord.
In this clip I move my right hand toward the bridge to get a nice West Coast sound. It's a nice technique.
I also do a few chicken-pickin pops in there. These are easy. Just pick the note by the bridge, then lift the bar immediately after picking the string. Use your right hand paml to mute the string or strings after the notes rings shortly. It's an easy technique once you learn it.
I'm using the F knee lever at the end of the clip to descend on strings 4,5, and 6 three frets into a major chord.
