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The three string approach enables anyone to play a blue structured song easy...the unit is tuned to produce a "power chord" ... say a low "E" on the bottom string and a "B" on the middle string and a higher "E" on the top string.
Playing all strings in the open position gives a "E" power chord ... placing the slide on the fifth fret gives you your "A" power chord and on the seventh fret you get your "B" power chord...you can use the twelve fret to produce a high "E" power chord.
Blues runs thru a cycle of 12 bars and repeats over and over.
Four bars in "E" then two in "A" then two in "E" then one in "B" one in "A" one in "E" one in "B" ..hopefully thats 12☺ and start again...some many songs follow that structure you will be amazed...
Alex
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