Acoustic Guitar Magazine | 6 years ago
When you’re playing rhythm, you may sometimes wish for a second guitarist to add riffs and fills on top and keep things interesting. But you can actually accomplish that goal even without an extra pair of hands—by interspersing short lead lines with chords to create the impression of more than one instrument. That’s what you’ll practice in this lesson.
See the full lesson, with tab and notation, here: acousticguitar.com/flatpicking-fills/
