ROFL Nice use of the LiveType defaults at the beginning. First time I've seen an instruction video on YT with some small sign of post-production...
Sounds cool on a guitar, but I find that the strings are a bit too close together to get a crisp sound. That and the next highest string will murder your cuticles... Of course I'm a bass purist playing with a guitar so what did I expect lol...
I didn't expect for the top of my finger to bleed all over the strings...
Excellent work. I've been looking for a good explanation on the slap/pop technique. Is there a particular spot to slap the thumb? I notice you're a little higher than midpoint between the bridge and neck pickup. Also are you using both pickups when slapping?
Thanks man!Now,what if I want to do a series of notes or something else than an octave.I`m trying to slap-hammer on-pop-slap-pull off but it sounds sloppy...Any tips-if you actually understood what I just said!!!!
Emeril, upon watching this, would surely say, "Slap, Pop, and BAM!!!" ^^|m/ That aside... lol
This is a very useful technique Dave. Tricky, but worth every hour of practice time. It could totally add some cool flavours to your compositions. I myself must get busy and work on this for my future songs!
Cheers for covering this, dude! Keep on rockin'!! :-)
Nice one Dave. It's harder than it looks too. Keep me busy for a while. Have you tried doing it with a mix of muting and un muting and adding loads of chorus to the sound? Trust me it sounds cooool. Hope to see ya in the UK again soon. I think it's time for a solo tour matey!!!!!
This is a whole lot better than the last 'guitar slapping/popping' lesson I looked at. It's a fun thing to throw into a song, surprising to suddenly hear slapping and popping coming from a guitar.
I'll give you five starz, even though I tend to leave the slapping and popping to the bass players.. I got a live blues jam posted here, so stop in and have a listen. I don't bite! Thanx for sharing your chops with everyone! ApB @ " Sick Licks "
I was going to go to your clinic tonight in Cherry Hill, but I missed it. I was at the Sam Ash in Franklin Mills, PA last week and I picked up a paper that said you were having a clinic on Wednesday the 26. I didn't look at the paper carefully enough and I thought the clinic was going to be in Franklin Mills. I walked into Sam Ash with my dad, and there were only a couple people in there. I thought it was pretty cool, because I might have a better chance to win the RG350EX.
This trick is pretty awesome dave! I have a question for future ROTW, i have serious problems with my improvisation, i feel that i'm not so creative, and you always are very creative when you improvise, how do you do that? is something natural born? or it can be worked? Thanks!
Nice video. Loved it. Snap & pop is always a nice alternative to picking everything out. Gives it more of a funk sound. Nice take on it Dave. Have fun at your clinics! See you next week.
it will go away, your thumb just has to get a li'll bit harder on the part of the skin that get's beaten ;) take a breka every now and then to allow it to heal and within a few days you wont feel it at all.
As usual, great stuff Dave. Just a quick setup question. What gauge are you using string wise? Looks like you've got a .60 for you B. I know some guys use standard sets, then dump a tree trunk for the B (like a .68 or .72). I find a .56 (gauging up my usual D'Addario XL125) works fine.
is that an Avalon VT-737 i see back there on the rack? You have any Vposts about micing heavy guitars?
clintusmaximus 5 months ago
@clintusmaximus - they are Avalon 2022 pres.
DAVEWEINER 5 months ago
reminds me of Flea from RHCP
WeakSignaI 1 year ago
cheers man this was pretty usefull, wat kind of amp setting do you use while doing this kinda stuff?
juswannawatchthings 1 year ago
@juswannawatchthings - loud volume so you can get lots of punch, bit on the cleaner side.
DAVEWEINER 1 year ago
@DAVEWEINER cheers, will give it a try
juswannawatchthings 1 year ago
I like the slap tone you're getting. I hardly ever hear good slapping on guitar.
spoofzilla 2 years ago
I don't think much guitarists own a seven-string or eight-string guitar. xD
Mathidal 2 years ago
that's definitely not true.
steelblade90 2 years ago
@Mathidal actually, ALOT of them do. I prefer them with the wider range of notes and especialy that low sound.
565765746867665 1 year ago
Your lesson was complete and simple. Thanks Dave!
alancito86 2 years ago
hahah 3/26 is my BDAY
metalhead326 2 years ago
my man emeral, haha!
theoak84 2 years ago
what song is that at the beggining?
yepenga92 2 years ago
info at the end of the vid.
DAVEWEINER 2 years ago
ROFL Nice use of the LiveType defaults at the beginning. First time I've seen an instruction video on YT with some small sign of post-production...
Sounds cool on a guitar, but I find that the strings are a bit too close together to get a crisp sound. That and the next highest string will murder your cuticles... Of course I'm a bass purist playing with a guitar so what did I expect lol...
I didn't expect for the top of my finger to bleed all over the strings...
Divinorum913 2 years ago
Excellent work. I've been looking for a good explanation on the slap/pop technique. Is there a particular spot to slap the thumb? I notice you're a little higher than midpoint between the bridge and neck pickup. Also are you using both pickups when slapping?
ChauncyPeppertooth1 2 years ago
Thanks man!Now,what if I want to do a series of notes or something else than an octave.I`m trying to slap-hammer on-pop-slap-pull off but it sounds sloppy...Any tips-if you actually understood what I just said!!!!
JohnnyGTar 3 years ago
Can I use this technique on a 6 string guitar too? Tuned in standard E?
SnakyGodzilla 3 years ago
Only on Tuesdays.
DAVEWEINER 3 years ago 39
LOL
HALOISAWSUM 2 years ago 7
nice ... i use it myself but i never got it good enough for using in a song or wherever...
just to get people laughing and looking for a bass player :D
theclovek 3 years ago
this is hard
Fu345 3 years ago
Good Stuff!
WyldeMalmsteen 3 years ago
Dave.... is this what john mayer does alot on acoustic
liquidbend 3 years ago 2
Emeril, upon watching this, would surely say, "Slap, Pop, and BAM!!!" ^^|m/ That aside... lol
This is a very useful technique Dave. Tricky, but worth every hour of practice time. It could totally add some cool flavours to your compositions. I myself must get busy and work on this for my future songs!
Cheers for covering this, dude! Keep on rockin'!! :-)
TakTheAxeKid 3 years ago
dave, youre the man
capsaicinrain 3 years ago
Nice one Dave. It's harder than it looks too. Keep me busy for a while. Have you tried doing it with a mix of muting and un muting and adding loads of chorus to the sound? Trust me it sounds cooool. Hope to see ya in the UK again soon. I think it's time for a solo tour matey!!!!!
rocknuts 3 years ago
Hey Dave, what program do you use to record and edit your videos on your mac?
iamrichlol 3 years ago
Final Cut Pro
DAVEWEINER 3 years ago
funny, i thought it was a bass technique...
lordaradon 3 years ago
This is a whole lot better than the last 'guitar slapping/popping' lesson I looked at. It's a fun thing to throw into a song, surprising to suddenly hear slapping and popping coming from a guitar.
cobaltblue72 3 years ago
that string skiping this you did on fpe tv. You should totally do that.
starman69 3 years ago
Great as Always!! I love this one very original!
See ya!
Elmancho02 3 years ago
Thank you Dave, you are a true musician.
kurama14890 3 years ago
I'll give you five starz, even though I tend to leave the slapping and popping to the bass players.. I got a live blues jam posted here, so stop in and have a listen. I don't bite! Thanx for sharing your chops with everyone! ApB @ " Sick Licks "
lanemergess 3 years ago
I was going to go to your clinic tonight in Cherry Hill, but I missed it. I was at the Sam Ash in Franklin Mills, PA last week and I picked up a paper that said you were having a clinic on Wednesday the 26. I didn't look at the paper carefully enough and I thought the clinic was going to be in Franklin Mills. I walked into Sam Ash with my dad, and there were only a couple people in there. I thought it was pretty cool, because I might have a better chance to win the RG350EX.
PetrucciLifeson12 3 years ago
Is there anything he can't do?!! Hello Chuck Norris!!!
Altered6Chicken 3 years ago
Woa I wanna do this, I will practice this!!! Thankkyou Dave!!!
AGGUITAR777 3 years ago
Very Challenging Technique.
FRETPICK 3 years ago
This trick is pretty awesome dave! I have a question for future ROTW, i have serious problems with my improvisation, i feel that i'm not so creative, and you always are very creative when you improvise, how do you do that? is something natural born? or it can be worked? Thanks!
buscobanda 3 years ago
It just needs work. I suggest scheduling some lessons with me, we can work on it and get you improving in no time.
DAVEWEINER 3 years ago
But how can we make that? Will you make a ROTW? Take care dave! you are an excelent person and teacher!
buscobanda 3 years ago
No, it's live internet guitar lessons. Details are here:
daveweiner com / lessons
DAVEWEINER 3 years ago
Ok dave, i'll schedule some later! Awesome idea dave! Take Care!
buscobanda 3 years ago
Nice video. Loved it. Snap & pop is always a nice alternative to picking everything out. Gives it more of a funk sound. Nice take on it Dave. Have fun at your clinics! See you next week.
Kelly
Kmh5494 3 years ago
Very nice Dave! But after a while my thumb hurts, Am i doing something wrong?
Neoworry 3 years ago
it will go away, your thumb just has to get a li'll bit harder on the part of the skin that get's beaten ;) take a breka every now and then to allow it to heal and within a few days you wont feel it at all.
cheers
Sperzel 3 years ago
Sweet incorporation & vid Dave
DarKmaNiaN 3 years ago
Nice!
cissaman 3 years ago 2
awesome video
wildchild247 3 years ago 2
Fun lesson, but I was really looking forward to Lydian mode. Looking forward to next week, Dave!
Emberland 3 years ago 4
As usual, great stuff Dave. Just a quick setup question. What gauge are you using string wise? Looks like you've got a .60 for you B. I know some guys use standard sets, then dump a tree trunk for the B (like a .68 or .72). I find a .56 (gauging up my usual D'Addario XL125) works fine.
Keep rocking!
zedchuva 3 years ago
I use EB 10-56.
DAVEWEINER 3 years ago
Cool!
badhorsy 3 years ago