Top Guitar Secrets REVEALED! - The Robot Technique

[thejerrypollard]

that's a paul reed smith guitar and this is one good secret!

[iWillwerk4food]

So, that's how joker & the thief is played?

[TheZriderz]

what kind of guitar do you have

[mupo1811]

THAT IS BALLS TO THE WALL

[MuchasMarco]

so u are basicaly showin a legato practice with a pen. scale...

[blevripidou100]

im left handed and i play right handed so i dont need this :) but i do have problems with fast picking atm do you have any vids about that?

[tomstrat1]

Thanks. I'll try it. Sounds like a good exersize.

[scroggdogg28]

could you make a video on how to decrease sound whenever your switching strings

[rhymeskill]

Hey, thanks for all the vids. I like how the lessons are short and to the point. I think some teachers try to teach too much at one time and with guitar I have learned that it's all about little steps over time that make a huge difference. I've only been playing steadily for two years and have always tried to leap ahead and learn many things at once. It's actually held me back. Now I'm learning to perfect t he little things and taking my time. It's making a big difference. Thanks again!

[mickey007r]

you dont have to hammer so hard and snappy just accurate

and for pull offs its important to pull to the direction of the palm

[Blckspawn0]

I know everyone has their own way of learning, but I think that is just retarded.

[BalkanDixie]

you are a great teacher... man!!! it would be awesome to have friend like you around!!! :D

[GootarDood]

i've been playing for almost 8 /12 years now and i can't play as fast as you =P, i noticed i have trouble keeping both hands in time when it comes to scales and tremelo picking, what would help with that?

[PitchfeverAcademy]

@GootarDood slow down, time, practice. ;) no short cuts when it comes to timing.

[guitarandme]

sir...its really useful what u said .....it really build the strength and while speeding up...notes sound clear really......thx for that....thxxx

[hhubble97]

@guitarandme ........? lol



[Packersfan891]

this helps for your left hand but i feel like anyone who wants to learn how to play fast is going to have a harder time with their right hand

[sbtrackrunner]

what guitar?

[vanquisher21312]

nice vid, but umm isn;t tha movement too big? woudnet taht big a problem when u get faster?

[PitchfeverAcademy]

@vanquisher21312 yes because to go faster you can't keep it that big. Smaller=faster.

[zeldasparks]

kk thanx ill give it a try

[zeldasparks]

this is a good exersize but when i get past the e b g string when coming back doing pull offs i have a hard time getting the good snap sound any advice? :)

[PitchfeverAcademy]

@zeldasparks my advice is to keep your thumb in the back of the neck.

If that doesn't help then repetition will eventually gain you the finger strength needed. :)

[iplaymeatal]

you explain things really well. im sure your vids will help a lot of ppl. me as well

[PitchfeverAcademy]

Thanks for the feedback my friend.

[gsprulz]

wow i think its actually working for me..ive been practicing that part little by little. i think im getting a little quicker.

[PitchfeverAcademy]

Sweet!

[gsprulz]

that slide part in the beginning of enter sandman from your video i can't do it easily because the palm mute on the six string. I'm trying to be gentle with it when I slide too but I just can't seem to do it with the full effect at a fast speed without accidently hitting the six string.

[PitchfeverAcademy]

you have to lift your right palm up a little when doing the slide to the 7th fret.

[1nV1nC1Bl3BaLaM]

Do you know how to fix the guitar buzz???!!

because it seems that u have the same problem than me...Try adj the Rod that helps a bit.

[WakizashiSabre]

Hey, I would say, that he just use too much force with his strumming hand. Also, the little buzzing may no be a bad issue if it will not affect sound and sustain of a tone. And I think he has really nice tone. But there are people who like to have high action. Many jazzmans use that and even with thick gauge strings. It is a matter of preferences.:)

Great tutorial by the way.

[otharennaur]

I really believe that "buzz" due to the strong picking is actually good, it helps define the notes even more. I could bet every famous guitar player does it, but since they sound of the pick is not being "picked up" by the pickups... you don't realise.

[aPsYcHoTikNinJa]

Thanks so much!! Your vids are really helpful.

[PitchfeverAcademy]

:) sweet!

[PitchfeverAcademy]

Thanks Tom.. spread the word. :)

[tomateycebolla]

wow man your videos are kick ass!!!!