How to Pick Slide
Set up your guitar as you normally would., Hold the pick like you normally would, and push down on the 5th and 6th strings with the pick., Slide the pick up the string at an even speed., Once you've reached the 12th fret, slap a finger from your...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Set up your guitar as you normally would.
You'll want to boost your drive, or gain.
Pick slides are improved by a distorted tone -
Step 2: Hold the pick like you normally would
These strings are the lowest and usually will produce a thicker tone than the high treble strings. , It should make that 'screech' sound. , Slide your left hand towards the nut and bring your right hand back to it's normal position. , Once you get the sound, keep practicing your pick slide until you think it's perfect.
You can change it for song appropriation.
Be it a fast slide for an up-pace song or a long drawn out one for a heavier tune, the pick slide is a diverse technique with many applications. -
Step 3: and push down on the 5th and 6th strings with the pick.
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Step 4: Slide the pick up the string at an even speed.
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Step 5: Once you've reached the 12th fret
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Step 6: slap a finger from your left hand on the fourteenth fret.
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Step 7: If you don't get that awesome
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Step 8: low-pitched 'screech'
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Step 9: change the position of the pick
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Step 10: pressure from your left hand
Detailed Guide
You'll want to boost your drive, or gain.
Pick slides are improved by a distorted tone
These strings are the lowest and usually will produce a thicker tone than the high treble strings. , It should make that 'screech' sound. , Slide your left hand towards the nut and bring your right hand back to it's normal position. , Once you get the sound, keep practicing your pick slide until you think it's perfect.
You can change it for song appropriation.
Be it a fast slide for an up-pace song or a long drawn out one for a heavier tune, the pick slide is a diverse technique with many applications.
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