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Video Question: Bending Strings

September 10th, 2007 - ChipC asks "Really like your lessons, I have a question on bending. I watched your lesson, are you rotating your wrist and keeping your fingers locked in to bend the string or are you pushing the string up with your fingers, when you were doing the 7th fret, 3rd string bends...I think I read somewhere that you were suppose to twist the wrist somehow or use the wrist to create the bend...but I'm not sure and wanted to get the word from you."
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Help with Steve Vai's "Tender Surrender" - July 9th, 2008 (4 minutes, 25 seconds)
hgnative asks, "ive been working on a song by steve vai called tender surrender the chords are something else i see alot of these in acdc's music also example vai plays the 7th fret on the A string and the 9th fret on the G string i use my fingers to play this song but vai uses pick and i cant get the same tone the D string keeps ringing out this is proably easy for jam play instructors can i maybe get a video example how to mute that fricking string that would realy help thanks alot." View Response
Strat tone Controles and Switches - February 19th, 2008 (3 minutes, 26 seconds)
ndjordjevic asked, "Hi, I got a Squire Strat electric guitar and and there are three knobs (volume and two tone) and a 5 position switcher. What are those, how and when should I use or adjust it." View Response
- July 11th, 2008 (2 minutes, 00 seconds)
Dmander asks, "Hey, I've had an idea on putting a tremolo bridge on my Epi Sg. I was wondering if you guys think thats a good idea or if it would be better to get a guitar that comes with it." View Response
David Mackenzie - February 19th, 2008 (2 minutes, 10 seconds)
Hsco askedm "I'm asking you this question because you seem to know ACDC very well. When I'm playing the beginning riff to highway to hell I'm getting a real bad buzzing or squealing noise when I transition from D to the rock G chord. It's in the beggining of the song, do I need to find a new chord to try to fit it in to the song. I've tried to palm mute and I can still hear it. Josh Alloway." View Response
Modes - July 10th, 2008 (3 minutes, 80 seconds)
John873 asks, "Lets say we are improvising in the key of G Dorian, I want to begin moving down the fretboard to get some higher notes. When i move up to the A Phrygian position do i continue to use G as my root note; or instead, do i switch to A?" View Response