How to Read a Two-Step Bend on Guitar Tabs

Video Transcript

"BRYAN BILLHIMER: So in this step, we're going to talk about a two whole step bend. So, our two whole step bend is represented by a number with fret like always, in this case, 12th fret B string again, an arrow pointing up and then you'll see a 2 or sometimes, it'll say plus 2 and that indicates that you bend that note two whole steps. So now, let's see what that looks like on the guitar. A two whole step bend, 12th fret B string. So, we're going to be bending this note. We're going to be making this note sound like this note. So, that's two whole steps in the 12th fret. That's two step, two steps. So, we're going to make this note sound like this note. That's quite a bend. You won't see too many more bends higher than that, I wouldn't think. So, again, to give you an example on a lick...."