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9: Quick Shred Guitar Tip · The Guitarjet Podcast

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Welcome to the guitar Jet Podcast, where you'll skyrocket your knowledge of theory,
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techniques and fundamentals for guitar. Hey there, and welcome to the guitar Jet
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Podcast. Today, I'm going to give you a quick shred guitar tip and
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you can find the accompanying tab for this episode in the description and subscribe to
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the guitar Jet podcast to learn more guitar tips. Now, let's check out
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this guitar tip. So for a quick shred guitar tip, move in octaves.
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This means playing a shred shape or pattern in one octave and then moving
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it up to the next octave. For example, you can play the B
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note at the seventh threat of the low e string, one octave higher at
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the ninth threat of the D string, and one more octave higher at the
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twelve front of the B string. So in the tab example, you'll play
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the seventh, ninth, and tenth threats of the ena strings using your first,
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second, and fourth fingers on your fronting hand. From there, you'll
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use those same fingers to play the same notes at the next octave. Long
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story short playing an Playing in octaves is one of the easiest ways to visualize
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the fret board and come up with shred guitar licks on the fly. And
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that is it for today's super short episode. Thanks for listening and don't forget
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to subscribe to the podcast for more guitar tips. Rock on