How to Play Lead Guitar: Shape No. 4 Video

How to Play Lead Guitar: Shape No. 4

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12/20/07

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Learn the lead guitar tricks and tips from Greg Douglass. Scales, Slides, Bends, Hamer-ons, Pull Off's and custom songs are just few of the techniques you will master!

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Greg Douglass demonstartes shape number 4, or the C Minor shape.

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12/20/07

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Number four; I also call the C minor shape because it is roughly kind of shaped around the C minor chords starting on the root note. We start here (Music Playing), control fret on an A (Music Playing). You can also do it starting with your fourth finger and doing it using the finger for a fret method (Music Playing). But at some point you will still going to have to move up to get that thirteenth fret here, so you still going to have to do a little bit of more movement that you done on some of the other positions.

Once again, that is the fourth position starting on the twelfth fret, starting on then root note (Music Playing). This would be the “four positions” starting here (Music Playing). Now, here is what I get, whatever you do, do not do it the way that I just played it. Let us start that again on the tenth fret (Music Playing) and then (Music Playing) back the way you did.

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