Ariel Posen Slide Masterclass 

I guess Im quite randomly asking but do anyone know of a good website to stream new tv shows online?

And handsomer.

@@OrphanRecordingHX Goes without saying!

Jeff McLeod Derek Trucks would completely destroy Ariel, he's good but certainly no Derek Trucks

brother matt - as i get older, i understand less and less why people lean so heavily on comparing to give their own opinions weight. i'll never forget a time when i was falling into doing just that when a wise friend simply said 'its not a competition" . to add to that, i find those who insist on it being one have lost the plot right out of the gate. i am not an advanced player, but i get such a great personal satisfaction from playing every night, getting better happens without care. plus my kids think it sounds good so win/win.

Sonny Landreth

@@mattbortz10 are they boxing? Or wrestling? Why is he getting destroyed? And he is easily on the same level as Derek trucks. I like to imagine it as a sort of garden of Eden of guitarist, one you get good enough you’re in and everyone is just jamming.

E W I didn't know this guy did videos with Andertons,he would be a refreshing change from flipping chappers,he's starting to do my head in,he thinks he's a star and he isn't

Muting is not the first, most important thing. Learning how to play a note (or notes) in tune is first. Muting is one of many techniques that enhance slide/bottleneck guitar. Correct intonation and learning where to fret those notes in order to do that comes first and foremost. That and just figuring out how to make a note -any note - and how the slide works. It's a totally different animal than how you play fretted notes.

TL, he's tuning *down* (not up!) to open C, and so you'd need some heavy strings to prevent buzzing and weird noises from strings hitting the frets. Otherwise, with lighter, more normal string sets, tune up to open E (assuming you have a guitar that can safely handle the tension) and you *might* be able to get a clean slide tone. A Gibson type bridge is helpful because you can easily raise the height of all 6 strings at once. PS, Open E might be kinda rough on a fragile or valuable acoustic guitar; try slightly heavier strings and tune down to open D (DADF#AD) or open G (DGDGBD). Dobro or lap-steel G tuning, GBDGBD, is a whole 'nother thing, tons of string tension there!

It's less raspy or gritty on the wound strings. A smoother sound. I guess a fair comparison might be to say if you play a brass slide then a glass one on the unwound strings, it's a little like that when you go from round wound to flat wound (with the same slide). There's no real change in the unwound strings, of course. I tried flat wounds but ended up preferring tr he slightly raspier sound of a glazed ceramic slide on round wound strings. It's all personal preference.

Jay Nartz Rockslide - the bros. Landreth - Ariel Posen

Cannot recommend rockslides enough....

David Winter Rockslide! It’s his sig slide

Who cares, focus on the Lesson

Sub Prime you do realise that he does a whole section of the video with his Suhr in standard tuning? But most of they great slide players play (or played) in opening tunings, so it would have been more unusual if this great guitar player didn’t use open tunings when playing slide.

Collings.

Collings

James Robertson open C

I think his tuning is CEGCEG

I always assume it’s: CGCGCe

Exactly he doesn’t even bother to explain

I believe this is a baritone guitar

don't.

He clearly says what hes doing at 11:30