KEITH RICHARDS, the famous guitarist of the Rolling Stones finally 'Demonstrates his 5-String Technique' | Daily Music Roll

KEITH RICHARDS, the famous guitarist of the Rolling Stones finally ‘Demonstrates his 5-String Technique’

The famous Rolling Stones guitarist KEITH RICHARDS shares the trick to his signature sound and shares the details on his interview ‘Demonstrates his 5-String Technique’.

To understand how KEITH RICHARDS creates his signature sound, the famous guitarist has recently given an interview ‘Keith Richards Demonstrates his 5-String Technique where he shares the unique idea. The musician has a charming persona that gravitate his fans towards his sound. The Rolling Stones are one of the very famous bands in the history of guitars and there have been several mysteries around how the guitarist cracked the unusual 5 string technique but recently the man himself shared the pattern. In the interview, the artist could be heard saying that although many believe that it in open E with a capo on the 8th fret. This changes the timbre of the fills and gives the guitar a 12-string chorusing sound at intervals. He went onto disclose that at times the guitar is tuned to open G which is his staple playing style, but he uses a G6, which happens to be a slight variation from open G he added.

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It was back in 1971 when MICAWBER, a Butterscotch Telecaster Blackguard found its way into the hands of KEITH RICHARDS and soon it captivated the audience’s attention with its iconic sound. Since then the terrific guitarist took the low E string off and tuned his guitar to Open G leading to his rhythmic soundscapes. Compared to other models, MICAWBER had a humbucker pickup on the neck that gave a warm sound which the artist used widely in his shows on tour and other recordings. Watch the full interview ‘Keith Richards Demonstrates his 5-String Technique’ on YouTube now.

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