Chord Embellishment with Double Stops

-Guitar Lesson:
Welcome to this tutorial where I'll be sharing a technique to add richness to your guitar playing. We'll start by taking a closer look at a C major chord, specifically the E-shaped chord. From there, we'll examine the intervals on the two strings of the chord. Next, we'll identify a suitable scale that can be played over this chord. For instance, we could use the C major scale and position our second finger on the sixth string. Finally, we'll apply the Double Stop technique to this scale and chord to achieve a beautiful, harmonized sound. I hope you find this tutorial useful and enjoyable. If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

-In this video I will apply the following:
C Chord
C major scale
Intervals

-Techniques:
Double Stop

-Sound:
I play a GIBSON LP GOLD 1974 and Fender Hot Rod Deluxe, Clean channel, SM57 -> off axis.

-Tuning:
Standard tuning: E,A,D,G,B,E


-VIDEO CONTENT:

1st VIDEO
C CHORD
C 6/2 SCALE
DOUBLE STOP WITHIN C CHORD
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SLOW 01 - C CHORD -E shape-
C CHORD 2 STRINGS INTERVALS
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SLOW 02 - C 2/6 SCALE
C SCALE DOWN-UP
C SCALE UP-DOWN
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SLOW 03 - SCALE + DOUBLE STOP
1,2 STRINGS SCALE > DOUBLE STOP
2,3,4 STRINGS SCALE > DOUBLE STOP
4,5 STRINGS SCALE > DOUBLE STOP

This lesson is based on the playing examples of the "Double Stop Ballad" lesson