Double Stops On Guitar With Vibrato

tomhess.net/Emotions If you like the cool gritting sound of double stops, you’ll love this trick to make them sound even better! Adding vibrato to double stops on guitar makes your double stops sound better every time. Here’s exactly what we’ll cover in this lead guitar lesson [...]
First, we’ll look at how to use double stops on guitar over a 12-bar blues chord progression.
Second, we’ll add vibrato to each of those double stops
Third, I’ll teach you both the “doorknob” arm motion and the “pull-down” method to play double stops with added vibrato
Fourth, you’ll learn how to do double stops over a Lydian mode backing track
Fifth, You’ll learn how to put it all together!
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Backing track used by permission. Thanks to Renzo from Now You Shred!
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[@benrosn8154]

Awesome video, thanks

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Glad you liked it, Ben!

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Great explanation!

[@A20Y11]

cool sound

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[@dogsavethequeen7689]

I always thought of double stops as 2 notes played at the exact same time, usually via pinching or chromatic roll ons if using just a pick. Playing 2 notes in succession is just playing 2 notes in succession, vibrato or not. But vibrato sounds great always.