I never realized why when I use to take in person lessons and I tried what was being taught as soon as I “thought” I understood I’d start playing that it would frustrate my teacher ,till now lol… I’m glad to see and now know why ,and that it actually stifled my learning by not listening thoroughly first …then process that info and THEN either implement it or ask questions so I am sure I understand the lesson before running off half cocked …also glad in this realization that as painful as it is to watch and know I did the same on many occasions , I’m not the only one who has done this lol.

Ive been searching vibrato lessons for years and this is the best video on the subject . The teacher has the patience of a saint

Awesome lesson!!!!

9:56! Kinda what I’m going for

The one around 10:30 he was improving. Tom has some great advice, even for advanced players! I’ve been playing for 30 years and ran into a roadblock with speed and Tom’s advice got me over that hump. (Thanks by the way) A lot of vibrato is a hear it , feel it kind of thing. You gotta put some emotion into it and just noodle around, don’t over think it, you’ll get it. Listen to some John Sykes😉

Great vibrato tips here! Thanks for the video Tom Hess!

My playing has always lacked consistency, and my vibrato is definitely a weak point. This is a very helpful start to fixing this, and I wish I knew this years earlier. Hopefully I get there one day.

Fantastic lesson

Thanks for your content Tom, appreciate it

Just by your video I realised that you actually have to do vibrato in time lol. I thought you just do it and it works whichever way😅😅. Thank you!

Great lesson, thanks!

Great advice here for playing with killer vibrato!

Always fun here 👍😄

Awesome vid!!!

even neanderthals can learn the guitar 🎸🤘