The little extension at the end there is pretty cool, going,
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Alright, some other riffs here as you can see, I have been showing a bunch of stuff. Basically, if you practice some of the songs I’m showing you like when I used to teach some students, teach anybody some rifts, it is all about repetitive motion. You build up strength in your fingers and all that stuff. You work at your own phrasing and stuff like that, even if you make a mistake or connect other linear lines off, and you can get a lot from it.
For example, this is another rift out of A-minor connecting or using Dorian, Phrygian, Mixolygian, just blending all them into one thing.
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Now, when that slowed down is
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Now, it sounds really cool when you mute on the bridge like
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The ending, you can vary it any way
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Use the four
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Even just play it to the point where your hands even the first part
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That is a great riff. To take chromatically, as an exercise, just move up straight to the neck until your hands lock up.
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The next rip is also the same part as the second piece
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And the last part
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Or try muting that, you can get a different texture.
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Now, if you notice, watch my finger here. I keep them low on the fret board.
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Another cool rift, if you want to do some psycho string-jumping, you can jump from the 6th to the 2nd, to the 5th to the 1st. This is basically out of A-minor, as well.
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That is running the scale backward. That will slow down again
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Basically, I was taking just the same pattern going
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Another cool rift that involves the open strings is this
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