Be more like Paul Gilbert.....says every guitarist even the famous metal guitarists in the mirror every morning lmao
@okchessКүн бұрын
Thank you Hansi Kursch
@hesekie12 күн бұрын
He actually got funny
@dreamstate34373 күн бұрын
Speed picking is like life, friends, lover, haagen-dasz. You are alone facing it and you have to make your own choices.
@jackiegames3 күн бұрын
Stop yapping bro get to the point geez
@bacsmar3 күн бұрын
It doesn't sound like malmsteen... that's more like batio 😂. Terrible. Please use a stratocaster and improve your technique.
@vultureaudio3 күн бұрын
No, you are wrong for thinking that there is a right & wrong way to write music this is why yngwie achieved his dreams & your here telling us why he is wrong. 🤔
@HowToPracticeGuitar3 күн бұрын
And then - there is you.
@aliasrai4 күн бұрын
I thank you for all your videos. I always had questions and I've searched 100 of videos but your videos always have the answer. I had stopped playing when I stopped progressing a few months before but your videos on control and tension and why I'm stuck on a tempo will certainly help a lot.
@SavedbyHim4 күн бұрын
You're using a floating trem. Makes it 200% easier
@DelinquentDJ4 күн бұрын
this couldve been a 4 minute video
@chocolatecookie85714 күн бұрын
There is no good comfortable position when it comes to the electric guitar. Whether you keep it on the right leg or left in both cases you will feel some discomfort. It also depends on the scale length of the neck. Shorter necks are more comfortable. And then there are multiple other factors. Guitar manufacturers don't pay enough attention in ergonomics in my opinion. It is all the same for decades without much improvement. Like politics, very slow in making progress.
@Essmifrancelycalderon5 күн бұрын
Thank you 😂😅 I will have to try this!
@warrencm5 күн бұрын
Glad to watch this again and take notes. I had trouble hearing everything when I watched it live.
@alessandrodelgaiso45975 күн бұрын
thanks for the exercise 💪🔥
@estermwanzo65656 күн бұрын
It all comes automatically Just to keep practicing to get used to it.
@iotaman21786 күн бұрын
this is by far the worst guitar video i have ever seen
@user-px5pj7ux5k7 күн бұрын
if you do this all, you play like a robot. lets break the limit. all you do is use swiping picking it allows you whatever position because it dont depend on the right hand but in the left hand.
@quybinh93468 күн бұрын
Thank you Sir! Your instruction is so detailed.
@TrojanMan28868 күн бұрын
Ngl, the "start the engine on an OLDER car" threw me for a loop, damn we getting old y'all! Great video and content tho 😂
@alexgram12768 күн бұрын
Really good video
@parkeschaffer58089 күн бұрын
Great lesson! Thanks!
@trevorgwelch74129 күн бұрын
Keep your thumb on the back of the neck and keep your fingers parallel to the frets . 😊 " Keep Your Eyes On The Road ... "
@ozman66029 күн бұрын
Can this guy play a song playing fast the ability to play fast it's a great tool to or ability to have but playing guitar isn't just to play fast playing fast all the time just one speed fast would make someones playing sound like crap the ability to shred it's a tool but it shouldn't be the only tool one should have.
@audioexpeditions7 күн бұрын
The ability to be able to shred determines how good the technique of your playing is, of course speed is not the only tool and you shouldn't only be focusing on speed, but to focus of the minute details of your playing and correct them
@justineubank64979 күн бұрын
Control control you must learn control. Yoda
@schrammguitars9 күн бұрын
Great talk guys!
@MR2Mk29 күн бұрын
I really struggle with the Technical Difficulties riff with directional picking and this style of picking in general. Any chance of some tips on this? Thanks in advance!
@lukerangdan85579 күн бұрын
The Real Guitar Teacher
@vince122910 күн бұрын
Less than 90% of people have fast twitch muscles and can sprint. These same people will likely have varying degrees of predominantly slow twitch muscles in their hands and forearms and will never be able to shred.
@vince122910 күн бұрын
Could you define the difference between bpm and notes picked per minute?
@Xrewn0710 күн бұрын
OH TYSM I CAN PLAY STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN...THE FORBIDDEN RIFF 😁
@masterbuilder316610 күн бұрын
This was a great conversation. First time viewer. Subbed. Thanks guys 💯
@TAPATORA141410 күн бұрын
Super, thanks' a lot.
@Heaview10 күн бұрын
Forearm Rotation is the #!1 villain holding you from doing insane pinch harmonics in your guitar.
@travismiller767911 күн бұрын
I built my own really nice foot rest out of wood. I find that I'm more inclined to use it since I put effort into building something nice.
@makpak27212 күн бұрын
According to this video I am like intermeddiate player. But well, I cant awake from the lenght of my learning.
@Hi_Im_Dominik12 күн бұрын
I still do small swings in my picking hand 🙃
@TheMirrorify12 күн бұрын
Valuable video. This is perfect for intermediate players (like myself) who have a decent grasp on things but need to iron out nuanced issues. I found #4 particularly helpful.
@reginehunter12 күн бұрын
i’m so glad i clicked on this video. my guitar teacher was telling me to use my thumb as a clamp. i have nerve and numbness issues and his way has my hand/arm f**ked up.
@ryotakatsuki494313 күн бұрын
Stevie T. tank version 🤫
@Ardaros13 күн бұрын
Guys, play every guitar besides of v's like first example. Don't make the most cool instrument lame
@tonelemoan13 күн бұрын
This video is very blue.
@mohamadmohamadi479313 күн бұрын
hi In my opinion, the type of guitar and active pick-up has a great effect on the correct sound
@Quinceps14 күн бұрын
Also, move the whole wrist -not just the fingers- or you’ll be all stiff.
@Giuliano02714 күн бұрын
I think the right way to play was the way you can do it
@nik8ivnv14 күн бұрын
Nice chest muscles🤙🏼 What's your 1 rep max at bench press? 🤔
@HowToPracticeGuitar14 күн бұрын
345 lbs
@nik8ivnv14 күн бұрын
@@HowToPracticeGuitar cool! And your own weight?
@HowToPracticeGuitar14 күн бұрын
187 lbs currently (but was 190 lbs when I hit it).
@xx-jx3my15 күн бұрын
Damn. Bernth taught me to play with a closed grip though. There's alotta contradictory information about optimal guitar playing
@arunkarthikma312114 күн бұрын
I'd say that Bernth's teaching is an example of a guitar teaching "framework". It works, for teaching, but your hand will slowly adapt to bringing the pick closer to the wrist at higher speeds.
@arunkarthikma312114 күн бұрын
A good example of such a "framework" is Classical Guitar position, where the thumb stays behind the index finger. It's like training wheels for legato. It's a good framework, but the thumb eventually moves around all over the place, during fast passages.
@lupegalvan999315 күн бұрын
I have a lot of work to do. I watched some other KZfaq videos and ended up getting around 20bpm faster after lots of practice, but watching this video I realized I am doing a lot of things wrong. Im glad I realized on my own something in this video which I did correct. Back to the basics again.
@psycofdo15 күн бұрын
Mike, the last few days I was working on improving relaxation at high speeds. I came across an interesting fact: speed scaling is NOT linear. I agree with the video and what Shawn Lane says BUT, just because you can pick clearly and steady at 160 it doesn't mean the same applies to 100. Let me explain: take a simple phrase (lest say 4 chromatic notes per string, Petrucci style) and do the whole drill, start around 80, then increase 5 bpm until you hit 160 (or whatever speed you feel comfortable at your top range). You'll notice that you start relaxed and very controlled, but around the middle (around 100 or so) you start to tense up. The technique for playing slow hit a break point and needs readjust (relaxation, less motion range) to overcome tension. Then you start getting comfortable again until you hit another similar break point, at around 160 more or less. Again your technique needs to readjust. Also you start having problems to pick mainly from your wrist and start adding a lot more elbow than before. So, the point: even thou you have to practice fast to address problems at high speed, if you don't play covering the whole range you'll also miss problems that arise by playing at medium speeds. The benefit of starting slow is revealing problems on the whole range instead only on the top speed, if that's your goal of course. On a side note, I don't think even Petrucci can play at 200 bpm exclusively from the wrist. It obvious to me that he readjusts at least 2 times on the whole range ¿What do you think?
@Stanthemanmusic917 күн бұрын
When you play rhythm with chords etc do you angle the pic? I have been doing a few things correctly and a few incorrectly. I am adapting to angling the pick for notes. However, I think angling the pick for strumming may be different. What is your recommendation?