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I've always been a fixed bridge kind of guy, but at the same time love a challenge. I currently have 3 Floyd guitars, and wish I were a better player on them. Can anyone recommend some challenging tremolo exercises that I can work on? Links to videos would probably be the most helpful. Most printed tutorials seem to come in tab form, which really don't seem to capture Floyd techniques very well.
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Are they floating or dive only? If they are full floating you can flutter the tremolo by kinda slapping the trem arm. Example:
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Full floating. I have to say, the flutter stuff is too easy._________________________________________________
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Check it out, definitely worth a watch and bookmark it for reference purposes.
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weeeeeeeeeeeeeeererererererererr. gitcha pull!!! Squeals are the shitComment
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That was cool!Comment
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Flicking the string with the left hand like in both videos doesn't really work for me, I just pick the string first._________________________________________________
"Artists should be free to spend their days mastering their craft so that working people can toil away in a more beautiful world."
- Ken MComment
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But it definitely looks more flashy if you don't pick the string.Comment
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