String Muting - Part Two
Rock/Blues Licks That Require String Muting - Example 1


Rock/Blues Licks That Require String Muting - Example 2


Rock/Blues Licks That Require String Muting - Example 3


Rock/Blues Licks That Require String Muting - Example 4


Raking The Strings
A very effective technique for lead guitar that uses the muting technique is the "string rake". Here, we place the hand in muting position before striking the first note of the lick, and "rake" across a couple of dead strings on our way to the first note of the lick. It adds a great "texture" to the sound.

Damping for Blues Shuffle
Here is the damping technique used to enhance a blues shuffle.

Bass Damping in Fingerstyle Blues
Here is "Fishing Blues" from TrueFire's Blues University course on FingerStyle Blues, played with a damped bass line.
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