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Stephane Lucarelli23rd May 2010Cool, thanks a lot!
Sinisa Cekic21st May 2010Great timing and useful lesson Stephane
Daniel Realpe19th May 2010your sense of rhythm is insane!
- Daniel Realpe19th May 2010
This lesson sounds great!
badfingers9319th May 2010awesome stephan!!!! ever since i started learning this, i can't stop playing it!!!!
- Stephane Lucarelli19th May 2010
Thanks guys!
Piotr Kaczor18th May 2010Useful stuff, and sounds cool!
Laszlo Boross17th May 2010Very useful lesson with perfect sound!
Lian Gerbino17th May 2010sounds really really good man. well done!
- Stephane Lucarelli17th May 2010
thanks friends!
Zsolt Galambos17th May 2010Wow man, what a tasty groove!
Great tone, too!
Gerardo Siere16th May 2010Great lesson Stephane, love your groove and tone.
Ivan Milenkovic16th May 2010Hip-hop is a form of electronic music where DJs took samples of old funk bands and made new songs out of these sampled grooves/riffs. This is what it is all about
playaxeman16th May 2010Good & useful lesson for my rhythm exercises
- Stephane Lucarelli16th May 2010
Very glad you like the lesson & thanks a lot for the nice comments guys!
Adrian Figallo16th May 2010i LOVE it stephane, love the tone, the playing, the groove, everything is right, you are one tasty guitar player!
NoSkill16th May 2010This is a very good exercise in the subtleness of upstroke and downstroke accents and timing. Very nice, man! I really like the way, in these type of lessons that you're making.
Bogdan Radovic16th May 2010Sounds awesome! I love this type of funk!
Kristofer Dahl16th May 2010I like how you connect this kind of rhythm playing with the hip hop genre, it gives it a good impression of the style versatility of the funk rhythm style. Sounds awesome as usual Stephane!
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Hi GMC!
Today we gonna play some funk rhythm guitar with a swing feel (or hip-hop feel).
This swing feel is accomplished by delaying the second and fourth 16th of each beat, so your upstrokes should be slightly delayed. Of course the amount of swing can vary from one groove to another.Start by working slowly with a metronome, scratching all the 16ths notes with your right-hand.
Also try to implement various "degrees" of swing feel.
Have fun & funky practice !
Steph
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