In episode 92 of the Guitar Music Theory podcast, I show you how to make a groovy guitar loop based on the song Exodus by Bob Marley. Greetings guitar

guitar engineers welcome to the guitar music theory podcast I am your host Desi Cerna and

today I've got a lesson on using a guitar looper pedal. I'm going to show you how to put together some different parts to make a groovy guitar loop based on Bob Marley's exodus.

The parts are going to include chord changes, a baseline, a technique

called popcorn picking, and part of the vocal melody. This guitar loop will give you

something fun to play and it will provide you with ideas that you can use to create your own loops.

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You can click on the link in the podcast shownouts. All right, let's dive in. The first thing I'm going to do is actually put together the loop so you can hear what it sounds like.

If you're familiar with the song Exodus by Bob Marley, you're going to recognize it.

If not, you can be familiarized with the music right now.

Here we go. I'm going to do. and do you.

and do you. do you. All right, so there are four layers to this loop that I've put together. I've got this scratchy syncopated chord part.

That I have this bass line. baseline.

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