Vibrato
Vibrato is a technique of rapidly moving a note up and down in the direction of the adjacent strings. Vibrato is an important method of sustaining a note once it has been picked. It also gives more expression to your playing. Vibrato is often found on long notes, or a note at the end of a phrase. It is usually obtained by the movement of the wrist away from the neck and back towards the neck, much like turning a doorknob. The symbol for vibrato is a wavy line.
The following lick demonstrates the use of vibrato.
Class Sessions
1- INTRODUCTION
2- Slurs
3- Identifying Eighth Note Rhythms
4- Understanding Rhythms
5- The Slide
6- Bending Notes
7- The Minor Pentatonic Scale
8- The Triplet
9- Understanding Triplet Rhythms
10- Sixteenth Notes
11- Identifying 16th Note Rhythms
12- Slight Bends
13- Sliding Pattern 2
14- Set Rhythms Using Triplet Figures
15- Picking Technique
16- Sequences
17- Sixteenth Note Triplets
18- The Release Bend
19- Pattern 1 Extension
20- Vibrato
21- Syncopation
22- The Symbols 8va and Loco
23- The hammer-on
24- Electronic Tuner
25- Stopping Unwanted Notes
26- Alternate picking
27- Riffs
28- Common 16th Note Rhythms
29- Quarter Note Triplets
30- Vibrato With Bent Notes
31- Swing Rhythms
32- The Quick Bend
33- The Quick Slide
34- Electric Guitars
35- Ties
36- The Half Bar Rolling Technique
37- The Pull-off
38- Relative Major and Minor Pentatonics
39- Playing in Different Keys
40- Licks Using the Slide
41- 12 Bar Blues
42- Amplifiers
43- The Trail-off
44- Licks
45- The Shuffle Rhythm
46- Set Rhythms
47- Rolling the 3rd Finger
48- Strings
49- Notes on The Sixth String
50- Understanding the Control Knobs
51- The Importance of Timing and Attitude
52- Technique
53- How to Read Music
54- Tablature
55- Music Notation
56- Learning the notes on the staff
57- Note and Rest Values
58- Time Signatures
59- Chord Symbols