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Tim Lerch tackles a problem every solo guitarist runs into: what do you actually play when the singer stops singing? His answer is to keep bass movement and chordal accompaniment going under the melody instead of dropping into one-handed piano mode, starting with learning a solid set of changes before layering in the fancier melodic ideas.Â
Catch the full livestream replay to hear him build it out step by step: youtube.com/live/buYDb4wmVZQ
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Tim Lerch tackles a problem every solo guitarist runs into: what do you actually play when the singer stops singing? His answer is to keep bass movement and chordal accompaniment going under the melody instead of dropping into one-handed piano mode, starting with learning a solid set of changes before layering in the fancier melodic ideas.Â
Catch the full livestream replay to hear him build it out step by step: youtube.com/live/buYDb4wmVZQ
