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  • Binding?

  • This has really helped - thanks :)

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  • lol you look like rodrick off diary of a wimpy kid

  • lol you look like rodrick off diary of a wimpy kid

  • @u2ber87, not by sound, lets go simple, you play 3-5-7-9(frets) that nine sounds out of place, that is because it is sharp. It may be CALLED a half step to move up one fret, but the e and f sounds aka 7 and 8 frets make a way better sound together with a 3-5 as you scale up any string 3-5-7-8 compared to the ending sharp. Sound by sound he actually correct, this is why some memorization lessons or mnemonic devices can hurt your intellegence.

  • sliding the two notes to know were to bend too helps as it sounds a little like a bend, rather than pick the two strings

  • helpful to a beginner. Quit hatin people!!!!

  • dont listen to the haters dude, you can play freal

  • Talks you to death. Show something on the guitar not the public address system! Nobody learns anything from a speech. PLAY THE GUITAR!

  • Dude, quit playing.

  • here´s something that might be interesting, it comes with free soloing tracks and everything!

    blogDOTscrollbarmusicDOTinfo

  • less talk more action

  • for his age, hes very direct he has a good voice and confidence for this.

  • Petatonic scale?

  • There is a B# and Cflat. What you name it depends on what key you're playingin but, the circle of fifths def. has an F#,C#,G#,D#,A#,E#,B#,Bb,Eb,Ab,­Db,Gb,Cb,....

    ps

    If you don't know this or what a fretboard is NO ONE WANTS TO HEAR YOUR SOLO!

  • What was the point of the guitar on your lap if your not gonna use it?

  • fucking hell! I used to play and still play blues and i know good how to solo in blues but now when I'm trying to play something more heavy like rock or metal and stuff i just can't get rid of that bluesy sound....I hate it

  • @lemmycro THATS EXACTLY WHATS WRONG WITH ME

  • @lemmycro Thats what effects are for !

  • Lol i love how he talks... a little difficult to understand for me cause I'm italian XD I really love when he says "smooth", sounds like he's melting... "smeuuuuuufff"

  • WTFs a guitar board 2:55

  • @TreyarchIsGay Thats the fretboard: the place where you touch the strings, where you put your fingers to make chords and play notes.

  • @MrRiisLarsen umm no shit

  • @TreyarchIsGay ... The Fretboard, the place where you play notes and chords.

  • wtfs a guitar board...?

  • Very helpful!

  • coool

  • what if i want to play more metal solos not so bluesy

  • @MrSpeedgtrst16 Practise and then test to play solos from bands?

  • Best tip for getting ur vibrato going is: twist ur wrist. makes vibrato a joke. there's the tip.

    Brian, ure doing an excellent job, man. keep it up. dont listen to others. ure helping a lot of ppl and i find ur lessons clear and easy to understand. i wish i had seen ur channel on utube when u first posted. kudos to u.

  • i feel great because all of the things you've mentioned here, im pretty proficent at :)

  • love your strat

  • thanks a lot

  • i never had trouble bending because the first song i learned was sunshine of your love and the solo is like all bending and vibrato

  • I use Ernie Ball Skinny Top Heavy Bottoms

  • i use gage 8

  • little specs....nylon picks are pretty helpful if your a lead guitarist...and lighter gauge strings

  • hm....helpful.

    :-)

  • nice

  • Take about 5 douzen eggs. Start put em in a bowl. Mix the FUCK out of them and what do you get?

    PENIS!!!!!

  • @SlyCooper92 the f***?

  • nice tips man

  • This is really bad, sorry but this is just as bad as his mode examples.

  • you're a good teacher, thanks for the tips.

  • Nice, but a whole step isn't always up 2 frets like you said. Is that neck just a vintage tinted maple, or is it something different? Its hard to tell from the video.

  • yeah but only e-f and b-c other than that everywhere else 2 frets is a whole step....

  • Wrong :(, a whole step is always 2 frets even between b&c and e&f. if you are on b and make a whole step you go to c# not c. A whole step is always an interval of 2. ALWAYS

  • wrong. its one whole step. check ur guitar dumbass

  • No.

  • i wasnt talking about u2ber87. i was talking to jar5173 u FUCKTARDS. READ IT RIGHT

    B TO C# IS ONE WHOLE STEP.

  • ah not quite there is only one step between the two...b-c is on half step (as there is no b# or C flat)

  • thanks for the lesson and great website!

  • Really great!

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