my friends got a prs like that their great guitars i wish i had one. QUESTION: if i had the choice between a prs like that and a gibbson SG which should i choose.
@pophaterrocklover43 ... Price is a huge factor - A standard SG costs around $1000, a standard Custom 24 (not the SE model) costs around $2600-3000. Both have set-in necks as opposed to bolted on necks (better IMO for sustain), both have two humbucking pickups. I prefer the PRS for a few reasons more versatile use of pickups (5 way switch, instead of 3); beautiful to look at (love the carved and flamed top and bird inlays); tremolo bar; locking tuners; generally more attention to detail.
@pophaterrocklover43 ... part two (I ran out of space)... I wouldn't dismiss the SG as an option. I think the Standard SG is a fantastic value, and much better geared for people that can't justify spending almost $3k on a guitar. Both guitars play very nicely. Obviously Les Pauls and Strats are the most popular, but the SG is definitely one of the most iconic classic rock guitars, thanks in part to Angus Young (Eric Clapton played one in Cream too). Rock on and good luck! :)
@Warrant2rocK ... yeah that would have been a good one. My original YouTube channel was PDXguitarlegend, which was just a stupid name that I came up with quickly. … PDX is the airport code for Portland, Oregon, and a lot of people who live here call the city simply PDX. I didn’t think I would post more than one video… but it took off. Then my channel got shut down, and I reopened it as PDXguitarfreak, so people could easily find me. I should have changed it at that point in time LOL.
@PDXguitarfreak Ohh I see. I always wanted a nice PRS like yours but there always so damn expensive. The lower end models don't look as cool as the higher end ones. Does that have a bolt-on or a set neck? I always play my on SGs. I like them because they are light, slim, and they sound great. Funny thing is, I rarely play any of my other guitars that I have rebuilt and customized. Nothing compares to a Gibson/Epiphone to me....maybe Kramer lol
@Warrant2rocK ... This model is the Custom 24, which is the core of the PRS line since the 80s. They typically run around $2500-3000, depending on the top, and yes it has a set neck... the lower end models are typically bolt-on. I understand your infinity for the Gibsons... to me the PRS is very reminiscent in feel of an SG in many many ways. Rock on!
learned this solo from start to end in just under 30 Minutes. just need a little bit more attention to some areas and my own personal changes and il be rockin :P
How do you get a good tone for this song? because my tone sounds too metal... When I play the intro it doesn't sound natural... Great lesson by the way!!!
Great vid. It sounds to me like the last note in guitar part 1 is an E, not a D as shown in the TAB. I can't pick out how you play it though - on the 17th of the G string maybe?
@nwrob1 ..hey man, I'm not sure we are looking at the same spot. Pause the video at ~1:02-1:03, and the last note shown in the tab is an E note (14th fret of D string). Is that the note you are talking about?
@PDXguitarfreak - My bad; I shouldn't have said "guitar part 1". Go to 5:44; isn't that last note, 19 on the G, a D when it should be an E? I could be screwing something up, but it doesn't sound right when I play it there! Thanks!
@fatboy240 - wow you are the first person to notice! :) I'm playing the same note (bent G up to A), I'm just playing it on the B string instead. That is really funny because I never noticed before. I will add a caption to the video to explain. Rock on!
@PDXguitarfreak Hey man what is it that you use to make your guitar to sound like that i've been looking for that pitch for a long time it would be awesome if you could tell me. thanks XD
@brother8016 hey thanks again! I explain my setup on my main channel page. Basically, in addition to the JSX amp's built-in distortion, I use a little bit of chorus (slow rate, only to fatten it), and I boosted the mids centering at around 1k frequency with a rack mount EQ. I love doing that sort of mid boost for solos - I find it really helps the notes pop out :)
wow. i wasn't aware of programs that were able to do things like that. i thought YouTube had the options of doing things like wut u did with the tab. what else will your program do?
@believin13 ...I should clarify - tabs were created in program called Power Tab Editor - you can download for free at Download . com. I then copy an image of the screen (using ctrl+Print Scrn buttons) and then paste into Paintbrush to make JPEG image of the tabs. I then use Sony Vegas to do all the video mixing. To check out what Sony Vegas is capable of, see my newer videos. I'll be posting another Sony Vegas lesson this weekend... how to do the green screen special effects in the background :)
@RofICopters I don't do many lessons... usually because I don't play a lot of stuff perfectly note-for-note... I tend to improvise at least parts of each solo, as I find that more fun. :)
@PDXguitarfreak meh that doesn't matter to me. All I want is for it to sound really close so i can start playing songs all the way through. If there's any chance you could do the "I Believe In a Thing Called Love" second and third solo's, I would really appreciate it.
@rebelrocker383 it's called a ghost note... you don't really pick that note, but it sounds out because you have already picked it.. I hope that makes sense - I know it's kind of hard to explain properly
hey man! First off AMAZING!! your a VERY VERY good guitarist! Second THANKS alot for helping me! it helped alot! and third i was wondering about some setting to get a tone similiar to this!!?? i can tell there is some reverb, but about how much gain, terrible, mid and bass??? i have a marshall JVM410H! thanks man!!!!
@Blink182PunkRocker a little delay too and a little chorus. As for settings, I usually keep treble around 7, bass around 5 or 6, and mids around 4. However, I also use a separate EQ unit to boost the mids at around the 1k frequency by about 12db
man,you rock!!i'm going to start electric guitar in a month and i can't wait!!i also saw your cover in 'rock you like a huricanne' and i have to say,it's awesome!!!!
Hey question though, I've been playing for about 16 months now so the 3rd section is rough for me....how long until you got really good at pull offs at crazy speeds? lol
@gormanbc hmmm... I was not very good at leads for a few years because I started out playing mainly rhythm... but I have seen guys who play for 2 years able to do stuff like that easily - it's most important to put in the time
@FatalFeedGod I use the Powertab tablature which can be found at the ultimate-guitar website. The Powertab software can be downloaded free at Download . com
@FatalFeedGod hi there, I guess I forgot to answer this. I'm not sure what tips I have other than to take your time and perhaps try using Windows Media Player to slow down the song when practicing. Go to Enhancements --> Play Speed Settings.
The first part of section 3 starts with sliding up to the 17th fret of the G string, the next note is 17th fret of B string, and the note after that is the 20th fret of B string... does that help?
dude i admire your guitar playing so much! how get your amp to sound like that!!? what are your amp settings, and also im buying a ibanez RGT42DX would that be a good guitar for solos and whammy stuff like were not gonna take it?? thanks!
Yeah man, that guitar will rock! As for the amp settings, most amps will sound different, even with the same settings. I recommend staring with the tone knobs set on 5 and than move them around (starting with Middle first, then bass, then treble) until you find what works for you. Having a reverb or delay pedal will also help with this kind of sound you are hearing. :)
Thanks man. The distortion is from the amp. I also used a little bit of chorus (very subtle, not a lot), and then also some reverb and delay (which are both used to create a tiny bit of echo on it).
This video is laid out superbly. I wanted to refresh my self on this awesome intro and this was exactly what I wanted. Well done. Sweet hair/guitar/playing as well.
Thank you very much. you made it very easy to understand. I'm having problem bending 2 step on E string fret 20th. My guitar is only 22 fret is that why I do not get the 24th fret tone on 20th fret with bending. Plz do the rest song your video is very helpful.
Dude! Awsome thank you i can actually play it now! Thanks a ton! Keep rockin!
motleycruer 3 weeks ago
merci
calamititi 1 month ago
this is a great lesson thnaks a lot!
metalmaniac17 1 month ago
VERY HELPFUL!!! I learned it in like looking at the tabs for the 2nd time ;D Thx :)
Pesiane 2 months ago
Uff it was so hard to learn this song til i Look at this video
aerobep 2 months ago
Um....hard!! :D you were awesome, though. (:
XxsdeezysmyboyxX 3 months ago
@ PDXguitarfreak Just wanted to say thanks man, I am dyslexic and you made it easy, much appreciated
ZeMPzo 3 months ago
Thanks! i really wanted to learn this song! keep rocking! lml
U07110743 4 months ago
Je Thumbs up pour tes cheveux , ET pour ton talent :)
HoLLyWoOdUnDeAdFaN96 4 months ago
Awesome video man, you're a great teacher!!
FindThisHumerus 5 months ago
Love ur guitar bro
thedeadpeoplerock 5 months ago
my friends got a prs like that their great guitars i wish i had one. QUESTION: if i had the choice between a prs like that and a gibbson SG which should i choose.
pophaterrocklover43 5 months ago
@pophaterrocklover43 ... Price is a huge factor - A standard SG costs around $1000, a standard Custom 24 (not the SE model) costs around $2600-3000. Both have set-in necks as opposed to bolted on necks (better IMO for sustain), both have two humbucking pickups. I prefer the PRS for a few reasons more versatile use of pickups (5 way switch, instead of 3); beautiful to look at (love the carved and flamed top and bird inlays); tremolo bar; locking tuners; generally more attention to detail.
PDXguitarfreak 5 months ago
@pophaterrocklover43 ... part two (I ran out of space)... I wouldn't dismiss the SG as an option. I think the Standard SG is a fantastic value, and much better geared for people that can't justify spending almost $3k on a guitar. Both guitars play very nicely. Obviously Les Pauls and Strats are the most popular, but the SG is definitely one of the most iconic classic rock guitars, thanks in part to Angus Young (Eric Clapton played one in Cream too). Rock on and good luck! :)
PDXguitarfreak 5 months ago
N'aurais-tu pas la même guitare que Mark Knopfler ?
Mmmmmhful 5 months ago
@Mmmmmhful .... Pas... la guitare que vous décrivez est appelée Pensa
PDXguitarfreak 5 months ago
You should have your file named PRSguitarfreak. That is a nice guitar man.
Warrant2rocK 6 months ago
@Warrant2rocK ... yeah that would have been a good one. My original YouTube channel was PDXguitarlegend, which was just a stupid name that I came up with quickly. … PDX is the airport code for Portland, Oregon, and a lot of people who live here call the city simply PDX. I didn’t think I would post more than one video… but it took off. Then my channel got shut down, and I reopened it as PDXguitarfreak, so people could easily find me. I should have changed it at that point in time LOL.
PDXguitarfreak 5 months ago
@PDXguitarfreak Ohh I see. I always wanted a nice PRS like yours but there always so damn expensive. The lower end models don't look as cool as the higher end ones. Does that have a bolt-on or a set neck? I always play my on SGs. I like them because they are light, slim, and they sound great. Funny thing is, I rarely play any of my other guitars that I have rebuilt and customized. Nothing compares to a Gibson/Epiphone to me....maybe Kramer lol
Warrant2rocK 5 months ago
@Warrant2rocK ... This model is the Custom 24, which is the core of the PRS line since the 80s. They typically run around $2500-3000, depending on the top, and yes it has a set neck... the lower end models are typically bolt-on. I understand your infinity for the Gibsons... to me the PRS is very reminiscent in feel of an SG in many many ways. Rock on!
PDXguitarfreak 5 months ago
Nice hair...
JAVALOS0007 6 months ago
@JAVALOS0007 ...thanks, it's sexy, I know
PDXguitarfreak 5 months ago
when i first saw the thumbnail...it looked like a girls ass showing
FaTaLx951 6 months ago
@FaTaLx951 LOL dude that is what I call wishful thinking :)
PDXguitarfreak 6 months ago
thanks and its very helpful
DrakeandJoshfan20 6 months ago
Very helpful and easy to understand. Thanks
9613metallica 7 months ago
Great, but for whatever reason I can't get the first note
SatanIsSatanic 8 months ago
UR THE BEST THIS IS THE ONLY SONG I LEARND BY YOUTUBE LESSONS.. omg ur the boss man i fucking love u in the rockin way OH yeHh BIitch!!
joseloquendero 9 months ago
Thanks a lot!
nckl13 11 months ago
awsome lesson, two thunbs up!
learned this solo from start to end in just under 30 Minutes. just need a little bit more attention to some areas and my own personal changes and il be rockin :P
CemetaryGatesML 11 months ago
Hey.. Rly nice ;) I would like to know AMP settings.. Can you plz sent me? ..
divinedsteel2008 1 year ago
How do you get a good tone for this song? because my tone sounds too metal... When I play the intro it doesn't sound natural... Great lesson by the way!!!
AirsoftGuy38 1 year ago
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gastonicolaseluno 1 year ago
thx a lot from uruguay, u rock!!!
gastonicolaseluno 1 year ago
great fuckin job man! thanks!!
cdg282 1 year ago
I AM # 50,000 WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOT!!!!
JustSamples 1 year ago 2
haha, bending that 20th fret on the top string broke the string
sk8erboy23100 1 year ago
Great vid. It sounds to me like the last note in guitar part 1 is an E, not a D as shown in the TAB. I can't pick out how you play it though - on the 17th of the G string maybe?
nwrob1 1 year ago
@nwrob1 ..hey man, I'm not sure we are looking at the same spot. Pause the video at ~1:02-1:03, and the last note shown in the tab is an E note (14th fret of D string). Is that the note you are talking about?
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
@PDXguitarfreak - My bad; I shouldn't have said "guitar part 1". Go to 5:44; isn't that last note, 19 on the G, a D when it should be an E? I could be screwing something up, but it doesn't sound right when I play it there! Thanks!
nwrob1 1 year ago
Thanks for posting this !!! Great lesson !! Awesome tone as always !!
Hefman1999 1 year ago
hey thanks, i use this to train the rythm guitar
TripleHTheBest78 1 year ago
@fatboy240 - wow you are the first person to notice! :) I'm playing the same note (bent G up to A), I'm just playing it on the B string instead. That is really funny because I never noticed before. I will add a caption to the video to explain. Rock on!
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
@PDXguitarfreak Hey man what is it that you use to make your guitar to sound like that i've been looking for that pitch for a long time it would be awesome if you could tell me. thanks XD
brother8016 1 year ago
@brother8016 hey thanks again! I explain my setup on my main channel page. Basically, in addition to the JSX amp's built-in distortion, I use a little bit of chorus (slow rate, only to fatten it), and I boosted the mids centering at around 1k frequency with a rack mount EQ. I love doing that sort of mid boost for solos - I find it really helps the notes pop out :)
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
grcias cabron me sirvio un chingo ademas esta chida attentamente metalnezayork desde mexico
metalnezayork 1 year ago
wow deff one of the best instructional on youtube great job thanks alot helpd me ato.. your the fuckin man
smokindale 1 year ago
muito legal
lgb5596 1 year ago
wow. i wasn't aware of programs that were able to do things like that. i thought YouTube had the options of doing things like wut u did with the tab. what else will your program do?
believin13 1 year ago
@believin13 ...I should clarify - tabs were created in program called Power Tab Editor - you can download for free at Download . com. I then copy an image of the screen (using ctrl+Print Scrn buttons) and then paste into Paintbrush to make JPEG image of the tabs. I then use Sony Vegas to do all the video mixing. To check out what Sony Vegas is capable of, see my newer videos. I'll be posting another Sony Vegas lesson this weekend... how to do the green screen special effects in the background :)
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
pretty dam good man. say, how were you able to get the tab on the screen?
believin13 1 year ago
@believin13 I use a program to edit my videos called Sony Vegas Movie Studio. The version I have runs for around $100 USD. It's awesome!
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
Thanks. I subbed. I learned the first part form tabs, but I didnt get the part that starts at the 17th fret. now I do.
Kazaskater123 1 year ago
thanks it helped a lot
TheAlexander8848 1 year ago
do you take requests for solo lessons?
RofICopters 1 year ago
@RofICopters I don't do many lessons... usually because I don't play a lot of stuff perfectly note-for-note... I tend to improvise at least parts of each solo, as I find that more fun. :)
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
@PDXguitarfreak meh that doesn't matter to me. All I want is for it to sound really close so i can start playing songs all the way through. If there's any chance you could do the "I Believe In a Thing Called Love" second and third solo's, I would really appreciate it.
RofICopters 1 year ago
@PDXguitarfreak BTW your videos are amazing. Me and couple of my fraternity brothers can play this song now.
RofICopters 1 year ago
Nice Jobe dude i like your Work ! is so nice Thank's you men
KJVQRSDC21 1 year ago
when i heard this vid i was all like i cant do that but thanks to your vid i did thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
StoneyJoker57 1 year ago
wher did u get the backing track
MrNatrocks 1 year ago
@MrNatrocks I don't remember - try the following sites: guitarbackingtrack, freshbt, guitarbt - those are the only sites I get backing tracks from
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
7 guitarhero-fags
soulreaverdoug 1 year ago
Thanks alot, you're videos are awesome! This solo is amazing!
clintdack 1 year ago
sick bro keep rockin!
HImynameis303 1 year ago
nice prs custom 24!!!
trainmasterxxx 1 year ago
could somebody tell me what it means when the numbers are in parenthesis? ive never been able to figure that out
rebelrocker383 1 year ago
@rebelrocker383 it's called a ghost note... you don't really pick that note, but it sounds out because you have already picked it.. I hope that makes sense - I know it's kind of hard to explain properly
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
Nice...you sound awesome and the lesson is VERY DETAILED! Keep on Rocking!
MrDropDee 1 year ago
Nice!! How did you edit your video...add the tabs?
MrDropDee 1 year ago
thx man
you are rock
JoaoMacimiro 1 year ago
thnx for the lesson man
danielflasher95 1 year ago
Nice lesson. Looks like you had a lot of fun playing that at the beginning.
gruby360 1 year ago
awesome teacher
MultiDiego0 1 year ago
hey man! First off AMAZING!! your a VERY VERY good guitarist! Second THANKS alot for helping me! it helped alot! and third i was wondering about some setting to get a tone similiar to this!!?? i can tell there is some reverb, but about how much gain, terrible, mid and bass??? i have a marshall JVM410H! thanks man!!!!
Blink182PunkRocker 1 year ago
@Blink182PunkRocker a little delay too and a little chorus. As for settings, I usually keep treble around 7, bass around 5 or 6, and mids around 4. However, I also use a separate EQ unit to boost the mids at around the 1k frequency by about 12db
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
@PDXguitarfreak ok great! i always have my bass at absolute zero :/ because when i strum it is just so bassy!??
Blink182PunkRocker 1 year ago
dude perfect but how do you get that affect i cant get it close on my guitar
Satan2930 1 year ago
@Satan2930 a little bit of reverb, delay, and chorus (distortion is from the amp)
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
i cant play anything fucking shit guitar : (
POLLEpontus 1 year ago
pretty good dude!
guitarstar82 1 year ago
@pdxguitarfreak which tab program should I get from download . com? Like, what's it called?
imoveatparaderest 1 year ago
@imoveatparaderest - it's called PowerTab Editor... and you can find lots of Power Tabs on ultimate-guitar website. Rock on brother
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
@PDXguitarfreak Thanks dude!
imoveatparaderest 1 year ago
@imoveatparaderest i recommend guitar pro dude ;)
blackegle13 1 year ago
ur Amazing, thanks for uploading this 5/5, Btw what guitar do u have?
IISiiCKNeSsxX 1 year ago
@IISiiCKNeSsxX Thanks man, this is a Paul Reed Smith (PRS) Custom 24
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
Nice
IISiiCKNeSsxX 1 year ago
man,you rock!!i'm going to start electric guitar in a month and i can't wait!!i also saw your cover in 'rock you like a huricanne' and i have to say,it's awesome!!!!
ElizabethLPfan 1 year ago
@ElizabethLPfan Thanks for the nice words! :)
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
well done...
estinky 1 year ago
@estinky Thanks!
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
Hey question though, I've been playing for about 16 months now so the 3rd section is rough for me....how long until you got really good at pull offs at crazy speeds? lol
gormanbc 1 year ago
@gormanbc hmmm... I was not very good at leads for a few years because I started out playing mainly rhythm... but I have seen guys who play for 2 years able to do stuff like that easily - it's most important to put in the time
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
I don't say this very often but NICE VIDEO!!
gormanbc 1 year ago
@gormanbc Thanks!
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
yo this lesson is so helpful dude thanks
boxofcoco80 1 year ago
@boxofcoco80 you are welcome
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
dude sick totally usin that at my next show what kind of guitar is that
bendaman159 1 year ago
It's a PRS
MadJesusSpades 1 year ago
Excelent congratulations, and thanks for this lesson :)
adrialemaiden 1 year ago
@adrialemaiden you are welcome
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
yo play with style man...i play this but i dont know the solo...i would see your video
hprobertos 1 year ago
@hprobertos good luck my friend!
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
didnt quite get the hang of it but i wrote the tabs down will keep practicing ur awsome tysvm
EMasterEEE 1 year ago
@EMasterEEE Thanks!
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
can you make a vid for the ending of the song? it sounds impossible to learn by ear and i cant find any vids or tabs for it
FatalFeedGod 1 year ago
@FatalFeedGod I use the Powertab tablature which can be found at the ultimate-guitar website. The Powertab software can be downloaded free at Download . com
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
what gauge string you use here? bending 2 full steps on my setup would be near impossible. awesome vid man!
murphy060681 1 year ago
@murphy060681 LOL I'm using 9's - very good for big bends :)
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
dude thats helpful but im still a little slow on the ending and section 3. Any tips on those parts?
FatalFeedGod 1 year ago
@FatalFeedGod hi there, I guess I forgot to answer this. I'm not sure what tips I have other than to take your time and perhaps try using Windows Media Player to slow down the song when practicing. Go to Enhancements --> Play Speed Settings.
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
rock on dude niice vid urs was better than jabs n shenker's lmao!!!!
ManiCliff 1 year ago
LOL wow thanks for the nice comment!
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
please tell me thats a wig your wearing.
none the less a great lesson. thanks guy.
Fingerwizard87 1 year ago
LOL, you like my hair? It was very expensive surgery ;)
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
Amazing teacher Learnt all of it in less than 30 mins thanks
bendubz1 2 years ago
Cool - glad you liked it!
PDXguitarfreak 1 year ago
Awesome. The hardest part is the ending. I really need to practice it.
goosala 2 years ago
Thanks! :)
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
What's the first part of section 3? :| i can't read it
ibanezJohn 2 years ago
The first part of section 3 starts with sliding up to the 17th fret of the G string, the next note is 17th fret of B string, and the note after that is the 20th fret of B string... does that help?
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
@PDXguitarfreak Thanks so much, Now all i have to learn is that ending shred part xD
ibanezJohn 2 years ago
where did u get the backtrack? i like that it have the rhytm guitar behind.
sevrva22 2 years ago
I am sorry, I do not remember. There are a few websites that I like:
guitarbackingtrack . com
guitarbt . com
freshbt . com
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
thaks for the websites i fund it
sevrva22 2 years ago
it was on freshbt
sevrva22 2 years ago
Great! Rock on! :)
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
kick ass intro with the bend and wild afro hair
mycurse333 2 years ago
Hey thanks, I can't help my posing sometimes LOL
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
Good lesson! Tough solo though...
Linkinaddict88 2 years ago
Thank you - have fun with it! :)
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
amazing!!!
what guitar do u have?
keep on rocking...
MrRichard911 2 years ago
Thanks! It's a Paul Reed Smith (PRS) Custom 24
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
lol
ur most welcome
MrRichard911 2 years ago
It's no lesson for me... It's just the joy of the sound... Bravo!
Bptrelos 2 years ago
Thanks!!!
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
the was most awesomely well done......excellent productuin...the best teaching/lesson you video i have seen...thx
bi0hazard007 2 years ago
Thanks! :)
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
man that was a great lesson!! Thanx.. Tab with it was way cool and so much easier...
imnaz1 2 years ago
Glad you liked it!
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
very good viedeo man
and nice backtrack where did you get it?
sevrva22 2 years ago
cara perfeito parabens mesmo parabens bom trabalho cara perfect awesome
gabrielbeastmaster 2 years ago
Thanks!
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
dude i admire your guitar playing so much! how get your amp to sound like that!!? what are your amp settings, and also im buying a ibanez RGT42DX would that be a good guitar for solos and whammy stuff like were not gonna take it?? thanks!
Blink182PunkRocker 2 years ago
Yeah man, that guitar will rock! As for the amp settings, most amps will sound different, even with the same settings. I recommend staring with the tone knobs set on 5 and than move them around (starting with Middle first, then bass, then treble) until you find what works for you. Having a reverb or delay pedal will also help with this kind of sound you are hearing. :)
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
@PDXguitarfreak of great!! thanks alot man i really appreciate alot! keep rocking man!!
Blink182PunkRocker 2 years ago
o yea love the "hair"
inyourface443 2 years ago
very good job man i learned this so fast after ur lesson
inyourface443 2 years ago
this was the best lesson of my life. also can you please thee me what affects you used? thanx
bon3z94 2 years ago
Thanks man. The distortion is from the amp. I also used a little bit of chorus (very subtle, not a lot), and then also some reverb and delay (which are both used to create a tiny bit of echo on it).
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
que pedalera lleva eso?
igfefita 2 years ago
Hola! Mi español no es bueno :) Tengo que utilizar la computadora para traduzco. La distorsión es del amp. Los pedales son reverb, delay, chorus.
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
El efecto del chorus es muy sutil, y no mucho
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
Sounds exactly the same as the original
snowbord57 2 years ago
Thanks man - and thanks for subscribing! :)
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
yeah please do one on still loving you
Christian1Aguayo 2 years ago
I love that song too... maybe some day I can :)
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
Maybe some day :)
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
what are the chords in the background?
thesaxplayer101 2 years ago
They are pretty simple Am F G, and also Em.
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
Thanks
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
I think there is a mistake around the 6:30 mark. I'm playing along note for note and it's not jiving in that last bar
hurtchow 2 years ago
Sorry man, I'm not sure what is missing. Let me know if I can try to answer again.
PDXguitarfreak 2 years ago
Very helpful. Thanks a lot!
hurtchow 2 years ago
after this tutorial i dont fell my fucking fingers jaja but is a great song,great video ,thanks man
ichicolla 2 years ago
Lmfao nice hahaha
EmptyWallet8D 2 years ago
tanks man!!
FrankyPatato 2 years ago
oh that s cool.very-very good lesson
scorpionsG13 2 years ago
thx a lot dude your awesome :P:P
MrRichard911 2 years ago
OMFG at 5:40. Awesome video, it makes it so much easier to follow than a lot of the other guitar lesson videos out there.
TDro32 2 years ago
This video is laid out superbly. I wanted to refresh my self on this awesome intro and this was exactly what I wanted. Well done. Sweet hair/guitar/playing as well.
professorlessor 2 years ago
you look like ozzie's son haha.. great lesson tho. MUCH help! MUCH thanks
Alexcrozy 2 years ago
thanks a lot man
NoGuitarsOrAmps 2 years ago
Great Lesson
I got the same PRS Custom 22 but with the different pickups
dennisfisher59 2 years ago
genius
somedoodudontno 2 years ago
Very good teaching...in separate parts and slow motion. That's waht we like. I' going to try it this summer. Thanks!
coeurvaillan2470 2 years ago
this is the coolest way for someone to give lessons. just recently found your "new" account im glad your back
hetfield2x4 2 years ago
haha i love the intro
Sabbath131 2 years ago
is there any chance u can do the whole song again?? wit the backing track of course.
i miss listening to the video when u did it :(
stevethegangsta5 2 years ago
Thank you very much. you made it very easy to understand. I'm having problem bending 2 step on E string fret 20th. My guitar is only 22 fret is that why I do not get the 24th fret tone on 20th fret with bending. Plz do the rest song your video is very helpful.
ranganfx 2 years ago
Thank you and play it slow. I am old!!!
Finom1 2 years ago
theres something about section 3 that i dont understand
taekwondude7 2 years ago