Elixir Strings | 4 years ago
In the second of his three video series, Elixir Strings artist Allan Salmon demonstrates how to start using major and minor triads in your playing. Using this easy-to-follow triad guitar technique will help open up the fingerboard and have you exploring new melodic avenues in no time!
Using triads - the smallest versions of chords - can be a great way to come up with guitar parts that complement another player, or that sit well in a recording. By using different voicings and extensions you can come up with almost endless harmonic possibilities that really fill out an arrangement.
Allan plays OPTIWEB Coated Electric Strings for their fresh tone and feel that lasts and lasts. Check out Elixir Strings: https://www.elixirstrings.com/products
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Allan has also set up a new page for guitar lessons specifically designed for Instagram:
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About Allan:
London-based session guitarist and tutor Allan Salmon has toured worldwide with West End show Thriller Live and has a CV that includes Rhianna, Kelly Jones (Stereophonics) and Jamie Cullum. As a demonstrator he’s also contributed to the hugely popular Andertons Music YouTube channel.
