Kill String Noise Dead Forever - guitar tricks n tips lesson

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Guitar lesson on how to effectively kill string noise. String noise caused by hitting other strings and just from moving on the guitar is a by product of playing the instrument. You just have to learn how to control said string noise by proficiently muting out all the notes that you are not playing. We teach you exactly how to do that in this lesson using a two handed string muting technique. This is a must know to keep your playing clean and sounding best as possible.Feel free to email us any questions. Enjoy and rock on!
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Kill String Noise Dead Forever - guitar tricks n tips lesson
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@rockongoodpeople 4 жыл бұрын

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@xyzil8814 4 жыл бұрын

Great vid :) been playing guitar for over a year now but I’ve mostly been playing metal and your videos are really helping me get into playing blues

@rockongoodpeople 4 жыл бұрын

Hi and thank u so much for your kind words and for checking out our lessons! So glad that u ike them and that we can help u along in your guitar journey. Stay tuned as lots more killer lessons coming soon. Enjoy and keep up all that hard work on that guitar and keep on rocking! And if you have not as yet please subscribe to the channel. Take care and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc.

@alexjackson936 2 ай бұрын

Awesome lesson! I am relearning guitar after not playing for almost a decade. I’m trying to relearn without the self-taught bad habits, and was really surprised I was doing this technique pretty much 100% correctly. Your videos are very helpful so far, can’t wait to get back up to previous speeds.

@rockongoodpeople 2 ай бұрын

awesome! So glad this lesson helped and so glad to help u to get back into the guitar. Keep up all that hard work and keep having fun with it. Thank u for watching my lessons - really appreciated. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more content coming soon. And just in case you didn't know I have another KZfaq channel at EPIC GUITAR INSTRUCTION here - kzfaq.info - which is more song based - be sure and check that one out also and learn some killer songs - lots of killer lessons and content as I post on both channels. And please subscribe to the channels. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI

@TMS5100 4 жыл бұрын

I've seen that most players seem to eventually intuitively understand muting after a few years, especially if they use headphones while practicing. Everyone works out their own techniques and it really depends on the style they play. It becomes a lot easier after you've developed callouses and your fingers no longer adhere or catch the strings as much. I used to obsess about sympathetic ringing and other string noise a lot at the beginning. After a while I noticed it just started going away seemingly on its own as I just started subconsciously muting strings with both hands. You can try to explain the fundamentals but it really is just a journey of experimentation kinda like spending a year or two on getting pinch harmonics right.

@rockongoodpeople 4 жыл бұрын

Hi and thank you for checking out our lessons and for your insights and feedback. Really good points and you are right that the issue gets cleaner as we more forward in our guitar journeys and are playing gets more refined. Its still good to know how to imply the technique and start early with it as it seems to be almost a fundamental. Thanks again and stay tuned as lots more killer content and lessons coming soon. Take care and have a rocking day! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc.

@Ignaciopro-mn9pr 7 ай бұрын

I wanted to make my sound cleaner and this lesson really helped me. You are an amazing teacher, thank you! :) (also I love your PRS)

@rockongoodpeople 7 ай бұрын

Hello and thank u for watching and for ur kind words - really appreciated and so glad to help. Yeah, I love PRS guitars, some of my favs for sure! And be sure to take a good look around the channel as we have tons of killer content and lessons lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more content coming soon. And just in case you didn't know I have another KZfaq channel at EPIC GUITAR INSTRUCTION here - kzfaq.info - which is more song based - be sure and check that one out also and learn some killer songs - lots of killer lessons and content as I post on both channels. And please subscribe to the channels. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI

@agrimarathore415 4 жыл бұрын

You're an amazing teacher! Thank you for the lesson, could you make a lesson on how to plan a beginner practice session - what exercises to include and when should we start learning songs ? I'm trying to learn all by myself. Thank you so very much ❤️

@rockongoodpeople 4 жыл бұрын

Hi and thank you so much for your kind words - really appreciate that and means the world to me! Let me know exactly where you are at in your guitar journey - give me some info on what you can and can't do and what you are working on and what you want to do goal wise and I can make some suggestions on practice. If you dont want to list it out here on KZfaq feel free to email me at TheNextLevelGuitar@yahoo.com - I also have another KZfaq channel which is song based and I have a lot of easy beginner songs mixed in on that channel at Epic Guitar Instruction - I think u will like it as same teaching format. Let me know your thoughts and have a rocking day! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc.

@errriss 3 жыл бұрын

Great lesson

@rockongoodpeople 3 жыл бұрын

Hi Riss and thank u so much for watching this lesson and for your kind words - really appreciated. Be sure to take a good look around the channel as we have tons of killer lessons taught in the same format - lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more killer content and lessons coming soon. Keep up all that hard work on that guitar, Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI

@SleeplessFretworks 10 ай бұрын

Perfect teaching ❤

@rockongoodpeople 10 ай бұрын

sweet! So glad to help and so glad that you liked this lesson. Thank u so much for watching. And be sure to take a good look around the channel as we have tons of killer content and lessons lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more content coming soon. And just in case you didn't know I have another KZfaq channel at EPIC GUITAR INSTRUCTION here - kzfaq.info - which is more song based - be sure and check that one out also and learn some killer songs - lots of killer lessons and content as I post on both channels. And please subscribe to the channels. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI

@SleeplessFretworks 10 ай бұрын

@@rockongoodpeople already subscribed both the channels

@rockongoodpeople 10 ай бұрын

thank u so much! Most appreciated! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI

@justgivenofox9543 9 ай бұрын

Hey man, your videos always pop up and realized I wasn’t subbed yet! Your way of explaining is simple yet thorough. I’m looking at getting one of those string dampening bands to help since I’m still learning. Using headphones through a sim, there’s excessive noise even when I’m muting. Or, for example, fretting on the high 3 strings, sometimes the A string also resonates. Your wrist resting should mute it, I’m struggling with that

@rockongoodpeople 9 ай бұрын

Hi and thank u so much for ur kind words - so glad that u like my lessons and that I can help u along with your playing. And thank u for watching. You could get one of those string dampening bands - lots of players use them so that would be fine. I do suggest however that u keep working on your string muting and really dial in the technique so u dont always have to rely on that dampening band. I try and mute out all the string I am not playing with the side of my palm of my pick hand for the low strings and the first finger laying on the strings with my fret hand - that works for me as I describe in the video. You may have to tweak the technique a little to make it work for you and it takes time and practice to dial it in - but u will be amazing at how well it works once you have it engrained as part of your playing. And be sure to take a good look around the channel as we have tons of killer content and lessons lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more content coming soon. And just in case you didn't know I have another KZfaq channel at EPIC GUITAR INSTRUCTION here - kzfaq.info - which is more song based - be sure and check that one out also and learn some killer songs - lots of killer lessons and content as I post on both channels. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI

@realjumper 3 жыл бұрын

It's not an easy thing to adapt to this style having come from an acoustic standpoint where virtually all playing is done on the fingertips of the fretting hand. I'll master this, as I simple have to, but it's going to take a while! The incentive is noisy bends that sound terrible!! Thanks for the lesson :)

@rockongoodpeople 3 жыл бұрын

Hi and thank u for checking out this video and for your kind words - so appreciated. Yeah, this technique takes some time to get used to....but like you mentioned, its so necessary. Especially like u said coming from acoustic it is a bit of a change. But if you stay consistent with it and practice it every day it will get more and more automated into your playing technique and eventually u won't even have to think about it - it just will happen. I know that may seem like a long way away - but stay positive and you will get there! And be sure to take a good look around this channel as we have tons of killer lessons and content taught in the same format - lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more killer content and lessons coming soon. Keep up all that hard work on that guitar and please subscribe to the channel. Take care, and rock on and HAPPY HOLIDAYS! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI

@bryandavis9876 7 ай бұрын

where do you rest your hand when playing low E/A, do you bring your hand back onto the bridge? Beautiful PRS btw.

@rockongoodpeople 7 ай бұрын

Hi and thank u for watching and ur kind words - really appreciated. Yeah, I love PRS guitars - so cool - and this one is really fun to play - love the tones. As far as using the muting technique to play the low E string unmuted I just remove my pick hand from the bridge ever so slightly - its very subtle. The whole muting technique of using both hands to kill all the noise takes a little bit to get used to - but big win when u have it nailed down and so necessary to eliminate the noise. Just takes some time and practice and patience. And be sure to take a good look around the channel as we have tons of killer content and lessons lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more content coming soon. And just in case you didn't know I have another KZfaq channel at EPIC GUITAR INSTRUCTION here - kzfaq.info - which is more song based - be sure and check that one out also and learn some killer songs - lots of killer lessons and content as I post on both channels. And please subscribe to the channels. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI

@azmike3572 Жыл бұрын

I don't know why, but string noise isn't an issue with my Les Paul, but is on my Strat--different pickups?

@rockongoodpeople Жыл бұрын

Hi and thank u for watching. It could be the pickups or perhaps your pick hand placement on the bridge and how you are muting. Usually if you have noise with one guitar you have it with all as its a technique thing - very interesting you just have it on the strat. And be sure to take a good look around the channel as we have tons of killer content and lessons lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more content coming soon. And just in case you didn't know I have another KZfaq channel at EPIC GUITAR INSTRUCTION here - kzfaq.info - which is more song based - be sure and check that one out also and learn some killer songs - lots of killer lessons and content as I post on both channels. And please subscribe to the channels. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI

@michaelhasme4281 4 жыл бұрын

I like a little buzz !

@rockongoodpeople 4 жыл бұрын

right on Mike - some players like a little bit - whatever sounds best to your ears on the way to developing ur own style. Thanks for checking out our lessons! Stay tuned as lots more killer lessons coming soon. Enjoy and keep up all that hard work on that guitar and keep on rocking! And if you have not as yet please subscribe to the channel. Take care and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc.

@howalk1505 3 жыл бұрын

Great lesson but i still confuse how to stop string ring out after i play it cause u only mention how to stop other string ringout, any advice?

@rockongoodpeople 3 жыл бұрын

Hi and thank u so much for checking out this video - really appreciated! Not sure what u mean when you say stop the ring after u play? Please tell me more. If you keep your two hands on the strings at all times you can kill the noise during and after - but tell me more and perhaps I can make some other suggestions. And be sure to take a good look around the channel as we have tons of killer content and lessons taught in the same format - lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more lessons and content coming soon. Keep up all that hard work on that guitar and please subscribe to the channel. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI

@howalk1505 3 жыл бұрын

@@rockongoodpeople i mean if im play 5 frets at G string and i want jump to 7 frets G string its gone make hammer on sound, or i play 5 Frets at G string and i want jump to G string 3 frets its make pull of sound any advice to stop hammer or pull og sound

@rockongoodpeople 3 жыл бұрын

Its hard to diagnose the issue without seeing it but I would again emphasize the importance of leaving your pick hand on the strings to mute them like in the video. You have to adjust the hand position up or down as you move your playing but these subtle moves become built into your technique once you get used to them. Its just moving both hands on those sweet spots to kill all the noise. Hope that helps. Keep rocking and you will get it! Have a great day! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI

@howalk1505 3 жыл бұрын

@@rockongoodpeople i know its hard to explain but i will try. I know how to stop other string ring out while i play one string (example, i know how to mute E A D G E while i play B string). but i dont know how stop string ring out after i play then i found the solution, the solution is i slightly touch the string after i play it with my side palm then lift this and some time i release the pressure from my left hand (frets) this the example kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o91_l8Z_s57WcWQ.html Then question its techniques correct or no? Sry for bad english i hope understand

@rockongoodpeople 3 жыл бұрын

Hi again, I watched your video and yes, you have the technique down - looks very good - nice work - nice and smooth and clean. One other suggestion I have to increase your picking speed is to angle the pick to the strings - that really helps - check it out as I explain in this video - go here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/prlyoK2SzLaqmGg.html - enjoy and keep up all that hard work on that guitar and keep on rocking! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc.

@mailvilla 4 жыл бұрын

... 03/18/2020: Hello, I love your video lessons. You mentioned you want viewers to reply with what viewers would like to see. OK, how about demonstrating the Fender 2x12 speakers Tone Master Deluxe Reverb solid-state amp. I have some doubts about it: (1) Very pricey solid-state, (2) No effects loop, (3) No headphone jack (Note: The switch on the back is nothing more or less than a volume selector switch, so headphones are still desirable), (4), I understand it is trying to imitate the tube amp, but one of my questions for both the tube and solid-state Fender amps is why two channels to plug a guitar cable into? Why not just one guitar jack channel for totally clean (1-10 volume), and then dial in by hand or foot switch the reverb and tremolo? Also, Fender brags about its amps clean channel being great. But, in their tube amps the clean channel breaks up when the volume hits about "3" and I can understand that in a tube amp. But, in a solid-state amp, the clean channel should stay clean maxed out the volume (1-10). So, why not have in a solid-state amp a clean-channel that stays clean at maxed-out volume, and just has the Reverb and Tremolo and Distortion knob that can be dialed in. So, it would have one guitar cable jack for totally clean, and thee knobs for Reverb, Tremolo, and Distortion. I have a 2006 (14-years old technology is great) Peavey Bandit red-stipe solid-state amp that actually does all that, and it only cost me $200.00, and a Randall 100W solid-state head with 4-speaker cab that does all that for $500.00. Also, look at the 2020 Katana Series solid-state amps with the same good features. So, why is Fender charging about $1,000.00 for a solid-state amp that seems to not be as technologically good and cost-effective as other solid-state amps? Besides it does sound good, what do you think?

@rockongoodpeople 4 жыл бұрын

Hi and thank you for your kind words on my lessons - so appreciated and thank you so much for your support. Unfortunately I have not tried out that Fender Wholetone solid state amp. But you make some great points in your post. Not sure why they would produce an amp at that price point but doesn't have all the features you mention. The bottom line is how does the amp sound and does it have the features a player needs. No effects loop is a big letdown for sure - at that price point they should have it. You are right that the Katana seems to be the high water mark for modern feature solid state amps. I can tell you that there is differences in the fender tube amp line. You mentioned about the fender tube amp you tried broke up on the clean side at like level 3 - well they have a lot of variation in their line as to how much headroom each model has. I have a fender deville and it stays very clean till you really crank it up super loud. Its a 60 watt amp I believe so the lower watt amps tend to break up at lower volume levels. This is of course a player preference - how much head room u want. Fender tube amps do provide great platforms for pedals as many players use the clean channel in the fender amp for cleans and run pedals for their overdrive, distorted, and effects. Having that effects loop is of course very important. Hope that this helps a little with your search and questions. I will try and check out one of those wholetone amps and then maybe be able to provide some more info. Sorry I couldn't be of more help on this one. Take care and keep up all that hard work on that guitar and remember that your playing is an evolution! Rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc & Mind Cell Band

@mailvilla 4 жыл бұрын

@@rockongoodpeople: Thank you for your fast and informative reply. I did make a typing error in my comments. The 2020 Fender amp is not called a Wholetone. It is called the Fender "Tone Master Deluxe Reverb" solid-state amp. So, I corrected that in my narrative. I have been doing some pedal research and found a Joyo pedal called the "American." Most pedals seem to only work well in tube amps. Well, this pedal can be used in solid-state amps like mine (2006 Peveay Bandit red-stripe 80W solid-state amp), and the pedal sounds like Fender tube amps, which can also dial in distortion. It also only cost $40.00, so I ordered one from Amazon today to try it out. It may just be what I need, instead of spending $1,000.00. Maybe one day, if I ever get to play really well, I would invest in a Fender "Tone Master" solid-state amp (that is, after many upgrades). Thanks again for your reply and helpful information. Check this out about the Joyo pedal: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a7mEfKSK1NqZp6c.html

@bigdaddyfilmmaker Жыл бұрын

I have been playing un plugged for a year. Oh boy. i strongly urge everyone to plug in all the time.

@rockongoodpeople Жыл бұрын

Hi and thank u for watching this video - most appreciated. And be sure to take a good look around the channel as we have tons of killer content and lessons lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more content coming soon. And just in case you didn't know I have another KZfaq channel at EPIC GUITAR INSTRUCTION here - kzfaq.info - which is more song based - be sure and check that one out also and learn some killer songs - lots of killer lessons and content as I post on both channels. And please subscribe to the channels. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI

@Mr911Medic 6 ай бұрын

THREE MINUTES of jabber-jaw before you get to the topic. Come on, man...this is the age of TikTok, nobody got time for that!! Until you can get your intro to 30 seconds, thumbs down.

@hunterleonard-kl5ng 3 ай бұрын

All the information in this video was good, it’s not his fault/problem that the only thing smaller than your attention span is your dick