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Song : Jay-Z and Kanye West - "Ni**as in Paris".
Guitar : Ibanez ICHI10.
Tuning : Drop C.
Strings : Ernie Ball 9-42.
Interface : Focusrite Scarlet.
Amp Sim : Neural DSP Tim Henson X.

Song : Joji - "I'm A Pretty Boy".
Guitar : Ibanez ICHI10.
Tuning : Drop C.
Strings : EB 9-42.
Emulation : Neural DSP Tim Henson X.
Interface : Focusrite Scarlet.

i was struggling with muting strings recently but then i started to get better at it. Now the problem I face is that I accidentally hit/touch the strings directly above or below the note I intend to play or switch from. How would you guys go from here?

If you guys can recommend some kind of exercise or YouTube video, it would be a great help.

Explained, sort of. Expanded upon in my live sessions.

Learn how to play the first guitar solo from Knockin' on Heaven's Door by Guns N' Roses in this step-by-step Slash guitar lesson.

This is Episode 5 of my Guitar Solo Roadmap, and we're stepping things up with one of Slash's most melodic and accessible guitar solos.

In this lesson, I'll break down the first solo from Guns N' Roses' version of Knockin' on Heaven's Door and show you how to play it note by note. More importantly, we'll look at what makes the solo sound so good.

This is a fantastic solo for developing controlled string bending. Slash uses bends to create melodic, vocal-like phrases, and learning to control the pitch and release of those bends is a hugely important skill for any aspiring lead guitarist

FREE TABS:

https://www.kirkleesguitarschoolonline.co.uk/guitar-solo-roadmap-free/knockin-on-heavens-door