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     Guitar walk-ups & walk-downs, explained

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     How to Play Walk-Ups and Walk-Downs Beginner Guitar Lesson

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2. • • Specifically, the transition from C to G/B to Am to G — where the bass note of each chord is emphasized (with a single pluck) before strumming the chord.
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     Strummy Walk-Downs in the Key of C - Song Notes

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   What is a walkdown in country music?

   • In country music, a walkdown is a bassline which connects two root position chords whose roots are a third apart. This bassline often features an inverted chord to go between the root notes of the first two chords. This is referred to as a walkdown. A walkup would be the converse.

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   What are walk ups & walk downs on guitar?

   • Walk ups and walk downs on guitar are a simple but often used skill in many genres including Bluegrass, Country and even Jazz. This popular lesson shows the common walk ups and walk downs in the keys of C, G, D, A and E. Plus, some walking bass exercises in a Jazz context. Learn all you can!

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   What is a 'walk down' in a gunfight competition?

   • In a gunfight competition, a 'walk down' refers to the action of two contestants walking towards each other, one hundred feet apart, upon command. Upon a visual signal, each shooter draws and fires a blank, and the electronic timer indicates who fired first. Judges ensure that the muzzle blast is level for a shot to be called good.

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   What chords do walking basslines use?

   • Three awesome walking basslines using a simple chord progression in the key of C, which uses the C G and F chords! Three awesome walking basslines using a simple chord progression in the key of A, which uses the A D and E chords!

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   How many notes does it take to walk a chord?

   • It’s the exact same thing except now we’re doing the roots and the “alts” (alternate bass notes). Today we’re finally going to start walking! It takes just two notes to go from one chord to the next, so that’s actually the easy part.

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4. songnotes.net › lessons › 342Guitar walk-ups and walk-downs, quickly explained - Song Notes

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   Dec 18, 2020 · Here’s a quick question & answer video, where I’ll talk about walk-ups and walk-downs, giving a quick to-the-point overview of what these are, when to use them, and how they work. This question comes in from Patreon supporter Bill, who wrote: “David, could you address walk ups and downs.

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   Dec 19, 2020 · Here's a quick question & answer video, where I'll talk about walk-ups and walk-downs, giving a quick to-the-point overview of what these are, when to use them, and how they work. This...

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7. goodguitarist.com › walk-ups-and-walk-downs-guitarHow To Play Walk-Ups And Walk-Downs on Guitar - Good Guitarist

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   How To Play Walk-Ups And Walk-Downs on Guitar. Walk-ups and Walk-downs (also known as “walking basslines”) are commonly used in country, rock, folk and blues music to connect one chord to another. The premise is simple – walk from the root of your first chord, to the root of the next.

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   How To Play Guitar Walkdowns For Beginners - Check out Lauren's beginner guitar system: https://www.laurenbatemanguitar.com/courseyt In this guitar tutorial...

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9. songnotes.net › lessons › 276Practicing Walk Ups & Walk Downs in G - Song Notes

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   Jan 7, 2020 · In the lesson I’ll explain the chords, the strumming, how to approach the connective phrases, and give general tips for learning this style of guitar. Video timestamps. 0:00 Lesson overview; 1:44 Chord shapes; 2:15 Fretboard map; 3:14 Strumming pattern; 5:58 Playing the walk-ups & walk-downs; 11:04 Playthrough (simple strumming)

10. goodguitarist.com › how-to-make-your-own-walk-upsHow To Make Your Own Walk-ups and Walk-downs on guitar

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    Jul 12, 2024 · Crafting Your Own Walk-ups & Walk-downs on Guitar. In this walkups and walkdowns guitar tutorial, I’ll show you how to create walking basslines that bridge any two chords, and will sound “right.” After years of exploration and teaching, I’ve distilled the process into a simple 5-step formula.

11. goodguitarist.com › walk-up-chord-progression-guitarEasiest Walk-Ups and Walk-Downs On Guitar Using 3 Simple Chords

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    Jul 13, 2022 · Easiest Walk-Ups and Walk-Downs On Guitar Using 3 Simple Chords. OUR GOAL: To learn how to add walk-ups and walk-downs to our chords and strumming which will give us access to a must-know country and folk idioms – and this is no small feat!