Why your bends & vibrato don’t sound right and how to fix them
A video on YouTube. In Music Lessons, a Krater category.
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Guitarist Seth Rosenbloom hosts a live Q&A session discussing his bending and vibrato course, covering accuracy challenges, mechanics, and techniques for more natural sound.
From the video
Answers: How can I improve my guitar bending and vibrato techniques?
- guitar string bending technique
- vibrato control and accuracy
- target pitch exercises
- hand rotation and wrist mechanics
- string muting techniques
- making vibrato sound natural
What it concludes
- Target pitch exercises help train your ear and improve bending accuracy by comparing the bent note to the target note.
- Bending mechanics rely on forearm rotation from the elbow socket rather than finger-only manipulation or wrist movement.
- Vibrato should always return fully to the target pitch and maintain pitch center to avoid sounding nervous or out of tune.
- Left-hand index finger placement over adjacent strings helps mute unwanted ringing during high string bends.
- Applying bending and vibrato techniques across all musical genres enhances expressiveness and phrasing.
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