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MisfitMisfit Posts: 2
edited March 2006 in Musicians and Gearheads
Does anyone know of any way I could learn to play sad as a solo 'coustic thing? If it's just me backing me I need to think of a way of giving myself a strong rhythm as opposed to playing that riff (not very well) over and over. Any ideas?
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  • NoLongerOverwhelmedNoLongerOverwhelmed Posts: 82
    Try fiddling about with Dm/F/C and see how that sounds. You can add/drop notes from the 6th string to add some flavor.
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  • Jeremy1012Jeremy1012 Posts: 7,170
    Short of growing an extra pair of hands, do what the other dude said and drop to D for some bass notes. It'll help.
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  • MisfitMisfit Posts: 2
    Thanks, that was helpful
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