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Total Guitar (Chris Bird), Thu 5 Nov 2009, 4:26 pm UTC
Unison string bends are commonly used in classic rock and blues guitar.
In music theory parlance, 'unison' refers to two examples of exactly the same note being played at the same time. So, when you're playing a unison bend, one of the two unison notes will be created with a string bend.
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