ok it's mostly just pratice, like getting used to it. just try to mute with whatever fingers you can, fingers that are free and such. when you do this, you kinda wanna hit the actualy notes a bit more then the muted strings
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Yeah, mutig is a very hard technique. I can only tell you to mutig very often and find some mutig videos. But don't worry, mutig becomes easier with practice. It also helps to mutig with others.
Haha. j/k. Just lift your fingers lightly and strum normally. You'll get it soon, it's natural.
i think i kinda am. it really depends on the setup of the chord. like muting in that intro is kinda like your gonna make a note, but you take your finger lightly off it, so kinda like the A and D are pressured on the 8th fret, raise it a bit on the D. Muted D
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dmbguitar718 wrote:Yeah, mutig is a very hard technique. I can only tell you to mutig very often and find some mutig videos. But don't worry, mutig becomes easier with practice. It also helps to mutig with others.
Haha. j/k. Just lift your fingers lightly and strum normally. You'll get it soon, it's natural.
i've found that dave's muting comes easily when you finger the chords correctly, speaking from a chord muting sense. dave doesn't palm mute a whole lot, most of it comes from the fretting hand.
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dmfollower wrote:i've found that dave's muting comes easily when you finger the chords correctly, speaking from a chord muting sense. dave doesn't palm mute a whole lot, most of it comes from the fretting hand.
Yeppers! Check out some of the videos if you haven't already. They'll give you a good idea about how Dave's odd chord shapes naturally lend themselves to a lot of muting.