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The Magic of the Left-hand Muting Technique, 8/01/2009
Bass Lines: The Phrygian Mode Application
Meet Jaime David Vazquez

Are you tired of playing the same bass patterns? Would you like to add some hot stuff to your grooves? Let's give the left-hand muting technique a chance!
 
If you're a left-handed musician you will perform this technique with the right hand. To perform this technique all you have to do is to press down a string with your left hand (with the tip of one or more fingers), but not all the way, and then pluck the string with the right hand. That's it! You're getting a muted sound.

 
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