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My biggest inspiration when it comes to writing, creating and playing music is John Frusciante. He uses a funk guitar technique of instead of playing individual notes playing all strings whilst muting the notes he doesn't want. This technique is also used by Cory Wong of "Vulfpeck". I hope to combine that technique some how with Dan Auerbachs riffing on pentatonic scales style of writing together in order to get a sound that will sound yet unique but also emulate the sound of my inspirations. To do this I will first need to gain a better ability of Frusciante's muting technique to become more fluent with i

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