I duno why people slag video lessons. Someone tries to share knowledge, and people can't seem to realise it's a demonstration video. If they want to hear a song, they should look up a song :S Anyway I like your techniques, One of them looks like the normal diminished scale, played with different phrasing.
Hey Brev, any chance of showing how you incorporate these kinds of scales into solos or more melodic lines?
Also... interesting (ie, unusual!) picking technique you've got there. Is it the 'George Benson' technique? A video explaining that would be great, too.
@BrotherDevious I stated in the video that these are 'Unusual' modes borrowed from the modern jazz and bebop. I'm using whole tones and whole half diminished scales. Not often used in rock but rather jazz and fusion. I'm shredding them here to show that there are alternate scales to use rather than the predictable. Inspired by my teacher Jazz legend Joe Diorio. To hear an example in a song check out my CD on itunes "5 minutes 'till stage" by my band Featured on Fridays. Song: Scrabmlin rabbits
Yes, I understand these are exercises (I do them myself) but I have yet to find a way to incorporate them into my playing musically. I'll check out your CD... whether I'll be able to comprehend what you're doing, by ear, is another matter :-P
And the right-hand technique? Some info on that would be much appreciated (I'm sure not just by me!) but by any guitarist hoping to get up to speed who doesn't find the 'conventional' way of holding a pick natural.
@iamthanatos Why don't you post a video of you recording/ playing with emotion and show everyone how's it's done. Cheers!. (Can't wait for your great video!)
Yes. it's an exercise not a symphonic suite. And exercises require repetition to perfect them. Just like building muscle you must repeat the exercise. That's the whole point of this lick.
NO problem, In the meantime, why don't you post a video on what YOU would do with a whole tone half- tone scale and how it could be used Robben Ford style? Cheers
yo brec im here writing a son with my friend and he has been having some troblem with pinch harmonics i tried to show him but i cant really explain it like when i was learnging it i never got it untill one day i just like did it by accidentt so could u post a video on how for him alirght later
i hate u brev your so mean you never showed me how to play like that when i come in tomarrow for practice you better show em how to play liek that grrrrr
just so you know its christian yay sucker check out my video's lol i got more than you hee hee also have a page for my band so just type in empty presence and u will find us later
I duno why people slag video lessons. Someone tries to share knowledge, and people can't seem to realise it's a demonstration video. If they want to hear a song, they should look up a song :S Anyway I like your techniques, One of them looks like the normal diminished scale, played with different phrasing.
UncleRob199 1 month ago
I don't know what everyone's so upset about. I think it sounds pretty cool.
hanksteelbranch 2 months ago
I just don't have the time to sit and run scales to that speed. But I do try to play what I can well.
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Great video! Great playing. I'm inspired to practice more.
MrDarinWarren 2 months ago
Hey Brev, any chance of showing how you incorporate these kinds of scales into solos or more melodic lines?
Also... interesting (ie, unusual!) picking technique you've got there. Is it the 'George Benson' technique? A video explaining that would be great, too.
Thanks in advance.
BrotherDevious 3 months ago
@BrotherDevious I stated in the video that these are 'Unusual' modes borrowed from the modern jazz and bebop. I'm using whole tones and whole half diminished scales. Not often used in rock but rather jazz and fusion. I'm shredding them here to show that there are alternate scales to use rather than the predictable. Inspired by my teacher Jazz legend Joe Diorio. To hear an example in a song check out my CD on itunes "5 minutes 'till stage" by my band Featured on Fridays. Song: Scrabmlin rabbits
BrevSullivan 3 months ago
@BrevSullivan Thanks for the reply.
Yes, I understand these are exercises (I do them myself) but I have yet to find a way to incorporate them into my playing musically. I'll check out your CD... whether I'll be able to comprehend what you're doing, by ear, is another matter :-P
And the right-hand technique? Some info on that would be much appreciated (I'm sure not just by me!) but by any guitarist hoping to get up to speed who doesn't find the 'conventional' way of holding a pick natural.
TIA
BrotherDevious 3 months ago
SOUNDS LIKE SHIT.... play with some Fucking emotion
iamthanatos 8 months ago
@iamthanatos Why don't you post a video of you recording/ playing with emotion and show everyone how's it's done. Cheers!. (Can't wait for your great video!)
BrevSullivan 8 months ago 2
Okei, you're fast, but where is the music??
HakonSoderholm 8 months ago
@HakonSoderholm Why don't you post a musical video of your own and we can see what you are talking about. Cheers.
BrevSullivan 8 months ago
@HakonSoderholm Okei is misspelled. The correct spelling is'okay'
BrevSullivan 8 months ago 2
i wish my fingers would be as fast as that
iceymanjack 1 year ago
That song at the beginning sounded terrible... Was that a song?
geicowithdagheko1 1 year ago
I hear a bit too much repitition in these pieces.
ShredCo 1 year ago
Yes. it's an exercise not a symphonic suite. And exercises require repetition to perfect them. Just like building muscle you must repeat the exercise. That's the whole point of this lick.
BrevSullivan 1 year ago 4
very technacle player
juggalokid224 1 year ago
Awesome playing. Do You have any cds for sale?
drewhart2 2 years ago
Yes I do. Send me a message to my inbox here and I'll provide you the info you need to purchase one. Cheers.
BrevSullivan 2 years ago
Great! Tell me how to get one Thanks!
drewhart2 2 years ago
Just contact me at my personal e-mail here. I sell direct. Not through any other site at this time.
Thanks
BrevSullivan 2 years ago
now lets see what you can do without moving your fingers as fast as you can...
stratcat07 2 years ago
No problem, I play slow stuff as well. Type in One Note Solo Brev Sullivan Lesson. Cheers.
BrevSullivan 2 years ago
@BrevSullivan Hmm....just had a look, cool..
What would be cool if you have the time is do a lesson on how Robben Ford would use the 'Whole tone Half tone' scale.
Cant find anything like it on youtube or the net :(
stratcat07 2 years ago
NO problem, In the meantime, why don't you post a video on what YOU would do with a whole tone half- tone scale and how it could be used Robben Ford style? Cheers
BrevSullivan 2 years ago
i think i just shit myself
CALIENTExPRODUCTIONS 2 years ago
omg!!!!!!! awesome dude! u rock!
brithebee100 2 years ago
sick
athleticeuskadi 2 years ago
rofl his pinky finger is just a blurrr :p
rpotech 3 years ago 4
You make it look to easy man im playin' four freaking years and all i can do is basic freakin' tapin'..
THUMBS UP.. ^^
MediaRobot 3 years ago
Sweet playin'!
ScorpioX19 3 years ago
Just Simple .... One Of The Greatest Shredders I Have Seen Brev Sullivan .... But Thats Not The Best Part ..... He Is An Amazing Teacher ...
drucksociety 3 years ago
Hey MetallicaMatalMan, I'll be putting up some more videos soon including how to do pinch harmonics, later dude.
BrevSullivan 3 years ago
yo brec im here writing a son with my friend and he has been having some troblem with pinch harmonics i tried to show him but i cant really explain it like when i was learnging it i never got it untill one day i just like did it by accidentt so could u post a video on how for him alirght later
MetallicaMatalMan 3 years ago
SICK, nice and fluid too.
ManTurds 3 years ago
i hate u brev your so mean you never showed me how to play like that when i come in tomarrow for practice you better show em how to play liek that grrrrr
just so you know its christian yay sucker check out my video's lol i got more than you hee hee also have a page for my band so just type in empty presence and u will find us later
MetallicaMatalMan 3 years ago
sick
robertianPearce 3 years ago
like it, and your one note soloing lesson too XD
petruchotube 3 years ago
one of my new favorite guitarists.
AlexParksguitar 3 years ago