The Basic Unison Bend
Unison bends are played on two strings. In the example below, we strike both notes at the same time and bend the note on the note… Read More »The Basic Unison Bend
Unison bends are played on two strings. In the example below, we strike both notes at the same time and bend the note on the note… Read More »The Basic Unison Bend
Slide down from the 9th fret.
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