Happy #waveformwednesday! Tap to hear this S4 gallop, which is caused by the atria contracting to force blood to hit a non-compliant ventricle. The most common cause of this is any diastolic disfunction — commonly left ventricular hypertrophy. | Eko Health | Facebook

This reverse gallop rhythm (two 16th notes and an 8th note) goes through a chord progression that utilizes inversions to keep your hand in the same area of the fretboard to minimize movement, and create an interest sound in changing chords while retaining one or two notes when going shape to shape. Get the Guitar Pro 6 tab for this lesson here: http://www.milehighshred.com/blog-lots-of-free-lessons/reverse-gallop-guitar-rhythm-using-triads-and-inversions Get TWO FREE eBooks for guitar by followi

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