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Video Question: Palm Muting

March 24th, 2008 - Nmound asks, "Can someone give me a quick lesson on palm muting. I am working my way through various lessons (including beginner) and find much of the music i like involves this technique. Just a quick show and tell would be perfect. Thank you...Keep up the good work!!!"
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Length: 2.17 | Instructor: Mark Lincoln
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Other Video Responses:

Where to go and Genre Picking - December 5th, 2007 (4 minutes, 80 seconds)
Phi716 asks, "I have two questions. Once i have gone over the classes the instructors have, and really picked up on how to play the guitar, other then the obvious anwser of, keep practicing, where do you go from there? Do you just start learning songs, try different things, I don't know. I have learned a lot and I feel right now my guitar learning is at a slow down. I'm just wondering what to really do to get better. Or is the anwser, just keep practicing? My other question, when picking genre's. I am learning a lot from them, but would it be better to learn the finger picking and the speed and accuracy stuff first, then move to genres? Would it make it an easier transition being pretty good at those then learning the actual genres? Sorry for the two questions, love this website, it has helped me a lot. Thanks for all the help." View Response
Active vs Passive Guitars - February 5th, 2008 (2 minutes, 42 seconds)
Ellen asks, "Hi, what do I need to know about active and passive guitars? What makes one active and another passive? I have been shopping for a CD player and amp that I can run my guitar through at the same time. How can I tell if my guitar is active or passive?" View Response
Pentatonic Scale Advise - April 25th, 2007 (3 minutes, 30 seconds)
KevinAce asks "What is the pentatonic scale? How is it used?" Aaron takes you through a brief over view of the scale & how you can modify it to get some pretty cool riffs. View Response
- July 18th, 2008 (2 minutes, 31 seconds)
Geva bar asks, "hi, i am a beginner, yet i could move my fingers around the neck and play some chords, when should i start to learn to read music notes, and does jam play offer these lessons" View Response
new used guitar - April 28th, 2008 (2 minutes, 13 seconds)
Dallas says, "Bought a used schecter diamond series elite7 string.had esp ltd and still have. been playing 6months and I'm 48yrs old. Is this a good guitar to practice on or should i get more experience. neck is wider and i have to stretch more on chords plus i have to play up a string. makes me concentrate more.also is the 7th string tuned in B?" View Response