Daves technique...

andreasolsson · Unread post by **andreasolsson** » Sat Aug 13, 2005 5:21 pm

I've searched on the forum but I didn't find a thread about his technique.
Anyone know if there's a thread for that?
Like tips and stuff that can be goog to know when you start playing daves songs.
Like how i mute the strings and so on.. I have problem to mute the strings right in some songs.
Anyone know a thread like that?

Kukini · Unread post by **Kukini** » Sat Aug 13, 2005 5:24 pm

Ask a specific question, I or someone around here can help you out. Also check back at the main site, Kanter has a section about Dave's style.

lakerhoc1121 · Unread post by **lakerhoc1121** » Sat Aug 13, 2005 5:37 pm

http://www.dmbtabs.com/lessons.php?id=1

lakerhoc1121 · Unread post by **lakerhoc1121** » Sat Aug 13, 2005 5:37 pm

andreasolsson wrote:I've searched on the forum but I didn't find a thread about his technique.
Anyone know if there's a thread for that?
Like tips and stuff that can be goog to know when you start playing daves songs.
Like how i mute the strings and so on.. I have problem to mute the strings right in some songs.
Anyone know a thttp://www.dmbtabs.com/lessons.php?id=1hread like that?

lakerhoc1121 · Unread post by **lakerhoc1121** » Sat Aug 13, 2005 5:38 pm

http://www.dmbtabs.com/lessons.php?id=1
sorrybout that

lakerhoc1121 · Unread post by **lakerhoc1121** » Sat Aug 13, 2005 5:38 pm

topgun17 · Unread post by **topgun17** » Sat Aug 13, 2005 5:54 pm

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a1075dd63aa12 · Unread post by **a1075dd63aa12** » Sat Aug 13, 2005 7:02 pm

topgun17 wrote:if someone hasnt already said it, dmbtabs....welcome to it

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Jakis · Unread post by **Jakis** » Sat Aug 13, 2005 7:29 pm

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Machtimus · Unread post by **Machtimus** » Sat Aug 13, 2005 7:50 pm

Jakis wrote:im drunk and welcolm to it..smoke pot live in canada and be free..

welcolm

xan. · Unread post by **xan.** » Sat Aug 13, 2005 8:01 pm

ive been playing for almost a year now, and i can play some songs pretty good. some things i learned over the time ive been practicing is learn how to correctly position your hands on the fretboard to make it easier for muting. ussually if you are fretting the notes or chords correctly you should be naturally muting the strings that need to be muted with your fingers. another tip is to always keep your strumming hand flowing. if you ever watch dave play his wrist and hand moves like a butterfly it is very loose and smooth. just watch the videos that either pat, gianni, or kanter made they are very helpful. just keep practing and keep at it and you will get better and better. these were some of the things i was told when i first started to play dave and they were helpful to me. if you have more specific questions i might be able to help you out more.

i know ive only been playing for a short time but i can help you with what people have helped me with and the information i was told. good luck.

Kukini · Unread post by **Kukini** » Sat Aug 13, 2005 10:51 pm

xan. wrote:ive been playing for almost a year now, and i can play some songs pretty good. some things i learned over the time ive been practicing is learn how to correctly position your hands on the fretboard to make it easier for muting. ussually if you are fretting the notes or chords correctly you should be naturally muting the strings that need to be muted with your fingers. another tip is to always keep your strumming hand flowing. if you ever watch dave play his wrist and hand moves like a butterfly it is very loose and smooth. just watch the videos that either pat, gianni, or kanter made they are very helpful. just keep practing and keep at it and you will get better and better. these were some of the things i was told when i first started to play dave and they were helpful to me. if you have more specific questions i might be able to help you out more.

i know ive only been playing for a short time but i can help you with what people have helped me with and the information i was told. good luck.

I hate that analogy. Just urks me.

xan. · Unread post by **xan.** » Sun Aug 14, 2005 12:11 am

Kukini wrote:
xan. wrote:ive been playing for almost a year now, and i can play some songs pretty good. some things i learned over the time ive been practicing is learn how to correctly position your hands on the fretboard to make it easier for muting. ussually if you are fretting the notes or chords correctly you should be naturally muting the strings that need to be muted with your fingers. another tip is to always keep your strumming hand flowing. if you ever watch dave play his wrist and hand moves like a butterfly it is very loose and smooth. just watch the videos that either pat, gianni, or kanter made they are very helpful. just keep practing and keep at it and you will get better and better. these were some of the things i was told when i first started to play dave and they were helpful to me. if you have more specific questions i might be able to help you out more.

i know ive only been playing for a short time but i can help you with what people have helped me with and the information i was told. good luck.
I hate that analogy. Just urks me.

yeah its not the best analogy because he is very aggressive almost like he is attacking the strings but in a way its like a butterfly because his hand is always in a smooth moving motion going up and down.

sunglassesatnight · Unread post by **sunglassesatnight** » Sun Aug 14, 2005 8:19 am

Kukini wrote:
xan. wrote:ive been playing for almost a year now, and i can play some songs pretty good. some things i learned over the time ive been practicing is learn how to correctly position your hands on the fretboard to make it easier for muting. ussually if you are fretting the notes or chords correctly you should be naturally muting the strings that need to be muted with your fingers. another tip is to always keep your strumming hand flowing. if you ever watch dave play his wrist and hand moves like a butterfly it is very loose and smooth. just watch the videos that either pat, gianni, or kanter made they are very helpful. just keep practing and keep at it and you will get better and better. these were some of the things i was told when i first started to play dave and they were helpful to me. if you have more specific questions i might be able to help you out more.

i know ive only been playing for a short time but i can help you with what people have helped me with and the information i was told. good luck.
I hate that analogy. Just urks me.

Everyone cares about you.

Really.

c_tietze · Unread post by **c_tietze** » Thu Aug 18, 2005 8:44 am

slimerdmb24 wrote:
Kukini wrote:
xan. wrote:ive been playing for almost a year now, and i can play some songs pretty good. some things i learned over the time ive been practicing is learn how to correctly position your hands on the fretboard to make it easier for muting. ussually if you are fretting the notes or chords correctly you should be naturally muting the strings that need to be muted with your fingers. another tip is to always keep your strumming hand flowing. if you ever watch dave play his wrist and hand moves like a butterfly it is very loose and smooth. just watch the videos that either pat, gianni, or kanter made they are very helpful. just keep practing and keep at it and you will get better and better. these were some of the things i was told when i first started to play dave and they were helpful to me. if you have more specific questions i might be able to help you out more.

i know ive only been playing for a short time but i can help you with what people have helped me with and the information i was told. good luck.
I hate that analogy. Just urks me.
Everyone cares about you.

Really.

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