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The Drag Down
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This is probably one of the best bits of technique you can add to your repertoire.
It involves sliding down a tone (or semitone) quickly then damping so you don't
hear the slide coming back up - you then hit another note at the fret you started
on.
The soundfile has a few examples all played at the 12th fret.
The hardest thing here is the right hand damping which you need to practice
slowly.
Drag down - Damp - Move back without a slide up sound.
Once you have the damping synchronized as part of the phrase it should be easy
to speed it up.
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Listen to the soundfile
The Tab

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