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• dennis Montreal, QuebecModerator

  February 2006 Posts: 2,161

  haha that's you showing me the bireli comping thing that i then showed to robin in london

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• bbwood_98 Brooklyn, NyProdigy Vladimir music! Les Effes. . Its the best!

  February 2006 Posts: 671

  Dennis or Andeas,
  What thing? could you put up more info about this . . .
  thanks
  B.
• AndreasOberg Stockholm,SwedenModerator

  February 2006 Posts: 522

  It's difficult to explain without the guitar
  But it's the way he's comping with his fingers, adding triplets and 16th notes to the basic rhythm...
  Listen to his Blue Eyes-cd where he does something similar on a few introductions.
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• bbwood_98 Brooklyn, NyProdigy Vladimir music! Les Effes. . Its the best!

  February 2006 Posts: 671

  Andres,
  Oh . . . that! hmmm next time I see either of yous, I'll try to remember to ask!
  Thanks
  B.
• dennis Montreal, QuebecModerator

  February 2006 Posts: 2,161

  somehow i missed your Q ben, forgive me!
  
  anyway, x on bass string means thumb pluck,
  
  x on 4 strings = palm percussive effect (smack the palm against the strings)
  
  x on 3 strings = pluck strings with i m and a fingers (index, middle, ring)
  
  you can do the first pattern with ascending octaves.... robin katz is quite fond of that
  
  the second poattern is what andreas is showing me in that pic

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