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  • Stop fucking talking, you moron.

  • Man, stop talkin'n'play!

  • DID YOU JUST DO A LINE?...DAMN, YOU SURE TALK A LOT.

  • honestly, he's bluffing... be careful to what he is saying..

  • as usual, good speech...! its time for u to think more serious to become US president next year

  • Why the fuck is so many picking on this guy? If you don't like his videos, don't watch it.

  • neck+middle the best sound in my opinion

  • beginning: *tow gling gling tow gling gling tow...*

    1 minute after bla bla

    and... i'm french!

  • @kvnshafer Although I think he's a little off in his info, I think he was saying that SRV was so good that he could have played out of any setup and still sounded like the guitar god that he was and is.

  • really loving your thick monster tone , yeah right and by the way SRV used 14's not 12's. you have no qualifications to be teaching guitar to anyone how did you get this gig?

  • @lespaul72 Stevie would most commonly use .013, .015, .019, .028, .038, .058.

    13s on the e strings and 12s in the middle. And he would vary between 13s and 11s on the high; and between 58 and 56 on the low. So really the most correct set of string gauge he used was 12s.

  • you suck, give it up man.

    just my opinion

  • how come you play every guitar on your videos except that breadwinner that's always behind you?

  • did he just tell me to put crazy glue on my fingers?

  • @dude5410357 yes LMFAO

  • @dude5410357

    SRV did actually use Krazy glue on his finger tips. His tech said so, I've read the same article.

  • Tone isn't in your hands!!!! Your style is in your hands guitars create tone that's why so many guitarist are very intricate with woods dumbass!!!! Omg!!! are you serious? 11s!!!! Not even this guy knows nothing about guitars!!! Heavier gauges don't need high action! Stevie play only 13s!!! 12 IS Standard for acoustics and 10s are standard for electrics!!!! This guy is a FUCKING IDIOT!!!

  • Tone isn't in your hands!!!! Your style is in your hands guitars create tone that's why so many guitarist are very intricate with woods dumbass!!!!

  • The tone is horrible in this....

  • every thing youve ever listened to contributes to ur guitar playing

  • he best advive I have for hose wo want to learn stevies style s to lean you scales, learn you r chords, watch some stevie ray videos and play out at a jam...get you as kicked around by people who know more than you and listen to his recordsr and ead his inteviews....It will ake you uch further than some dude clamning to sell)ell you how t.o play like stevie

  • I'm sorry bro you tone sounded nothing like stevie, your grove...I hAvenever heard him play that groove? was it cold shot?.Ther isone guy on youtube you canclaim anything closeto stevie. It would be nice to hear someone say this is my approach.but to claim to know stevies method is missleading. The strange thing is you want to see people join a ite......Stevie didnt start with 11's lor 12's then at te end he went down to....what 9's or 1o.s man your information s off an you want me to pay? I

  • i just play with friend and learn from them ^^ much more fun :D

  • lol bedtime story :p it works super :D

  • only thing about heavy gauge is, one day you will end up with arthritis, then you will be fucked and have to learn the triangle. :~)

  • @giannisomagas Good words!!

  • This Was Accually Very interesting! Thats For The Tips!

  • Is more of a total begginer level unfortunately , equal to open chords.

    The deepest point of this video could be ''How to be inspired'' tho :D

  • painfully boring. no help whatsoever.

  • this guy could turn the wettest pussy into a bone dry desert.

  • @TheHammersFall

    I find it hilarious that half the people on this chat board could probably take his job and kick more ass than he ever did. Pisses me off.

  • @Carthsgtr lmao so true

  • @TheHammersFall

    AAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHHAHHAAHAHAHAHA­HHAHAHAHAAA!

  • @TheHammersFall hahahhaha

    

  • Tone most certainly is in your hands. To claim otherwise does nothing but expose ignorance. Children should be seen and not heard. You have nothing intelligent to contribute.

  • you have the style man, but u need to have a little more deeper tone, im not going to be an asshole though and say you suck i see alot of negative comments. personally mines constructive critisism.

  • Thanks for the tips. This fellow might have been able to say everything in 10 seconds, but then he could have also chosen not to say anything at all. I like this video. Thanks for putting it up.

  • bad very bad sound the tone is not in your hands .

  • I lasted 3 mins god some people just love to talk.

  • @charvel1959 Try listening for once in your life, you'll be suprised at what you can learn. Not everything in life is instant gratification

  • Geez, didn't even show ANYTHING !! Just talk talk talk, shut the f up and SHOW me something!!!!

  • @DrDobbe It's called knowledge, and its wasted on the likes of you and other complainers here

  • leave him alone he is tryin to help

  • Tone may be in your hands, and how you play, but if you think SRV didnt spend alot of time picking his equipment specifically for its own sound, youre dumb.

  • This is a very smart video,i dont know what everyone complains about? i started playing at 13 and custom orderd 12 gauge sets and used a #13 high E i was always strong and the #12 worked for me..and your attack is where your tone will come from like he says..and keep plenty of super glue around...i use it to keep my finger nails attached to my fingers.

  • R.O.G.P, making money off total guitar noobs for years.

    I know these are free which is good, but there is allot of talking.

  • que ladrón!

  • Dude, I use 50 gauge strings. 12's nothing.

  • @YoWassupMang you must have godzilla hands.

  • stop talking and play omg how boring...

  • monster...bluesy...edgy...mons­ter.tone... monster.

  • I can't play a lick (hahaha) but have been to this website as a "wanna-be". My former roomies band played out 2 nites a week and wouldn't discuss how they did what they did...not in this kind of way. I played sports at a fairly high level, not guitar, so it seems to me that if you don't play you wouldn't get it. This dispells that crap...not that I am gonna play now, but thanks for helping me understand the game better.

  • Burp.

  • I don't know why you people are bitching about this video. It thought it was fine.

  • que cara de pelotudo que tiene jajajaa

  • intro**

  • that inro on guitar sucked

  • Using a legends name to get your crappy playing heard? Well, you know what they say... 'those who can't do, teach'... true true, BUT wasssappp with this dork?? As Walter would say, "Get a life, dumbass!"

  • @topcheeze I suppose you play? and the correct saying is" those who can, teach. you seem to need a life, dumbass!! wooo, in yo face, beeeatch!!

  • If you guys are really interested in this kind of thick sound SRV had, I found that using your picking hand around the neck pickup and really close to the fretboard makes a huge difference. 

  • wtf .... ?

  • A "healthy dose of me" must mean like 90% hahaha

  • Shut the hell up you fucking backwards hat wearing yuppie mother fucker, and just PLAY your guitar.

  • If your going to talk about it you should know what your talking about. Your playing does not show it. If you want to get closer to those monster techniques... you need to practice more.... ( kindly )

  • Which Stevie Ray Vaughan song are you trying to copy? I'm perplexed. I heard nothing that sounded like Stevie Ray Vaughan at all ! No disrespect. You speak like an expert ( or try ) but it comes out comical. Too much talk and no examples. Show me. The riff you played .... what band did it come from? This was not Stevie's at all

  • 6. as he said stevie did use the neck pickup on his songs but sometimes he would use the bridge pickup for the sky is crying, and tightrope, pride and joy things like that.

    7.As he said tune your guitar down a half step stevie did it mainly for bending but if you dont do it you wont get his tone as easily.

    8. He also did very strong vibratos very hard i guess you can say.

    9. I belive I covered all of the the basics.

    10. if you want to get the stevie tone then use fender texas specials pickups

  • acually he is wrong about the string gauge the highest gauge stevie ray ever used was a pair of 18s he only used them on stage once. he generally used 14s or 12s but sometimes he would use 9s when his fingers got real beat up. keep in mind for our comfort dont use anything over 11s unless you have large frets on your strat. I mean really large.

  • Okay heres how you play like him short and simple.

    1. stevie did alot of hard picking

    2. He used fender tube amps with the volume up a good deal most of the time

    3.On top of that he also used a vintage ibanez tube screamer alot of the time you can hear him kick it in for his solos

    4. He used heavy gauge strings but 10s will work just fine. If you want to use heavy gauge strings what you should do is refret your guitar with 6105 bass frets thats what stevie used.

    5. I ran out of characters.

  • if i sucked this much i'd never put it on youtube..

  • Ugh. More foolish to make the video or more foolish to watch the whole thing when @ 1:31 in you can tell that he's not just incapable of playing in the style of SRV but he wouldn't know tone if it took physical shape and smacked him upside the head.

    God I suck at guitar and even I know the difference between style and tone. Anybody who watches the whole thing never heard SRV or enjoys pain.

    Masochists unite.

  • keep talkin.

  • I wonder if he thinks tone is in your hands.

  • this guy's a dumb dumb. he has no idea what the fuck TONE means. He just came up with his own definition. If he played my guitar with my amp and let me fuck with the levels he damn sure wouldn't be able to play with a SRV tone... idiot

  • @eNORrE1234 He means SRV-inspired licks and ideas?

  • Nice playin but not enought butter in the sound !

  • 11's ?? agh ha ha  try 13's on some jumbo frets oh yea thats the real deal and dont forget the dumble and leslie rotator ............ rookies

  • No offense to your guitar skills bro cuz I respect any musician who is trying to jam, but nothing you do has anything to do with SRV or his style of playing.

  • He sure likes to talk

  • there's only 1 minute of playing and 8 minutes of bullshit.

  • rockongoodpeople IS AN ASHOLE... such an idiot talking, talking, he plays guitar like a REAL IDIOT... he is not a bad man -- he needs a psycho... he is a narcistic poor baby

  • Some great tips on string gauge here - I always practice on my acoustic strung with 12s so when I plug in my Strat strung with 10s, I can really let loose!

  • i think u should thank this man he always put vedios for you people to learn he is gd man.

  • this guys is totallywrong he sucks and he nos nothing about SRV

  • I thought this was very informative, and "Tone is in the fingers" is true, but some people misunderstand it. "Tone" in the sense of a style, bends, scrapes, attack, vibrato, etc IS in the fingers, and SRV or EHV would sound like themselves through anything, but the other half of "tone" is the gear, and SRV playing an Epi SG bolt-on through a crate SS would sound like SRV, but not as sweet. Overall, good info, Dave. Folks need to understand this is an information video about approach, not playing

  • i have a fender custom shop players deluxe and countless vintage and modern amps an pedals and i still sound like shite lol tone is in your finger tone is in your soul

  • for god sakes srv did not play 13's dumasses he had a 13

    he played 13 15 19 28 38 58 thats not a 13 guage set a 13 is unreasonably big and actually takes away from tone all he was saying is that srv could sound like srv i bet you it wouldnt matter what he played it would sound like srv pure badass

  • so ur saying that SRV could plug into a Marshall JCM 800 with a Jackson RX10D and still get that tone? And that EVH could plug into a Fender Frontman with a Squier Bullet and still get that tone? hmmmm.

    BTW, SRV PLAYED UP MOSTLY 13'S, NOT JUST "UP TO" 12. 12 WAS THIN FOR HIM.

  • stop talking and practice your instrument, please

  • i've never seen anyone play guitar in such an uinspiring way

  • "shut up and play your guitar" Frank Zappa

  • WAY TO MUCH TALKING!!!

  • My mind and ears could not cope with part 2 , sorry but im going to need to lay down in a dark room for an hour before i move onto part 2 . This guy should deffo consider a career in double glazing sales , he would be very very good!!

  • i,ll never watch your lying as vidieos again,, tone is in your amp ang guitar, 50% in hands phrsaing

  • what ever the hell he was playing at the beginning was just..... well WTF was it !?!? I thinks he was trying to play coldshot

  • He is a nice guy, but he has no tone what so ever. It's just Wonder Bread playing.

    Unfortunately he is one of many guys who thinks he knows what tone is and can name names but in the in he is still just , lame.

  • shut the fuck up and play. BTW stevie used 13 gauge strings and had gibson jumbo frets on the strat, also an ibanez tube screamer for his sound

  • LOL, I love when someone can't take the time to learn to play music by the artist it becomes "inspired by"

  • this guy seriously needs to shut his fucking mouth and just play. also, that attempt to play SRV's "cold shot" at the beginning was absolutely horrible.

  • Funny, I use super glue all of the time, not from playing my guitar but for cracked cuticles, cuts etc.. Works great!

  • it was designed especially for cuts lol

  • Pose.

  • vary bed

  • what if you own a jay turser strat style guitar does it have th same skrews to bring the bridge down

  • it should have the same. i just looked at my strat and looked at a jay turser strat at guitar center and they both have the same size alan wrench hole.

  • k thks 4 the help

  • Nice rant about tone! Talking about hands and strings instead of voodoo about amp setup, special speaker cabinet wiring or the ultimate fx box.

    Super glue hint is weird - it might cause injuries if not done properly!

    The 2-coil-position usually prevents hum - or at least, the guitar electronics could be set up to do that.

  • Super glueing your callouses is amazing! Not risky at all, just don't over apply it. A small drop on the roughest part of your finger tip is plenty and make sure you let it dry for at least 15 minutes before playing!

  • I don't think your reply rebuts my statement - though you do not find it risky, it still might cause injuries.

    BTW: All-in-all, I do like the tutorial!

  • I wasn't trying to do anything, I was just saying it does work. And what possible threats could it pose anyway? Unless you eat the stuff it's practically harmless.

  • you need heavier strings to get the sound

  • Wow, you should really shut the fuck up.

  • dude... everybody's gonna to hate you! better remove your comment!

  • sure you will sweetheart

  • MOTHERFUCKER...

  • @TheShoppingTrolly Shut your fuckhole you dirty cunt.

  • SRV also used Fender Texas Special pickups which made his sound to have even more character.

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  • where did you get that headstock cover?

  • he used 14s sometimes mate

    custom made's

  • Keep talking and playing Dave, you're a great guitar teacher.

  • this was pain for my ears, not that this music isn't good, I love it actually, but this was BAD!

  • SRV used 13 gauge strings. Too much talking man... this video doesn't need to go for 9 minutes there's 100 videos covering this stuff

  • Everything this guy said could have been said in (generously even) less than one fifth the time. He repeats himself over and over. His playing, (what little he did), was to much on top of the beat; Stevie played more behind the beat... sort of like, 'chill' on steroids. LESS TALK MORE TECHNIQUE

  • Yes I admit it too that he talks a lot in this video and he is making a lot of publicity to that website but if you really pay attention to what he is saying you might find new and really really useful information.

  • srv used 13... so am I

  • @buggyman1881

    i would like to see you do all the fast 2th fret bends on voodoo child Stevie did.. haha.

  • shhhhh silence plz!!! and play the guitar!

  • DAMN! dude you talk too much shit!, less speaking (shit) more acting the song dured 32 seconds!! and you talked like for ever... damnn

  • this was terrible

  • Hello David, I am sorry to say, but the way you are playing Stevie is definitely not as it's supposed to be. You are not playing laid back. Your timing is too straight forward or more precisely said you are running off the beat. which definitely kills the groove of this vamp. Sorry David but a Drumcomputer would help a lot. Please check your timing first before publishing. Sorry! And please don't talk (too much) just teach.

    Uncle Tom

  • this guy talks too much...good input but far between a lot of boring talk

  • I would kill myself if this guy would be the combination of B.B. King, Stevie Ray, Jimi Hendrix, Joe Satriani and Gary Moore.

    This is a real insult for those great musicians.

    He is funny, he says tone is in your fingers and then he starts talking about Gear, how ironic.

  • Holy shit this dude doesn't stop talking

  • Eia POrra,A Fender é du carai!!

  • he used .013's

  • great advice

  • dude i popped some slinky beefies strings in my cheap guitar. popped the whole bridge out!

  • I use 9, but cant still get stevie ray tone!!!!look my videos if u want

    im from chile, sudamerica

  • please play first, talk later. These things you're saying are pretty much interesting but the reason I'm watching this is your licks

  • get over jimi and srv. i love them. but do your on thing. and be the next guitar player!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yeahhhhhhhhhhh

  • but you can still tell by his technique like his muting techniques

  • i get your point, but i do agree that some tone is in your hands for example, stevie ray had a very agressive and hard picking attack which gave him that edgy sound an a thick tone, but he also used the rounded edge of a pick which caused the pick to glide across the strings, keeping his attack smooth and under control. but i will agree that the texas specials and fender tube amps do make up the bulk of his tone

  • exactly

  • He tuned down half a step, not a whole, usually

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  • Assist also:"LOVE THING BY DOUGLAS"

    very good too!!!

    Thanks!

  • I agree with the any guitar statement, and the style of attack, however a must is a GREAT AMP, such as dumble like SRV. Now I know only a select few can have a dumble, but a good tube will go a long way to great tone.

  • you prob just looked up stevie on wikipedea............

  • Does anyone know how the Tex-Mex pickups compare?  I have a Jimmie Vaughan strat and wonder if I can get away with a string/set-up job to get a closer Stevie tone.

  • change the pick ups for texs specials, i have them on my strat: FANTASTIC :D

  • tex-mex are actually badass pickups with a high output. I have an orig '54 that needed the neck/middle re-wound so instead fender installed thoes in it after trying several other CS pickups. The thing RIPPS!!!

  • thick strings are hard to play but it is another dimension of sound.

    I have now on my Ibanez V300 ('78) the thickest strings I could get. It blows up the guitar in every way. Louder, more groove, bass and briliance and incredible harmonic and overtones. I enyoi it know and have to play every day - I need it!!!

    PS: My fingers are now fit after playing about 4 hours every day! It tooks nearly a week for to be able to play without pain - lol

  • jeez, it's like 7 minutes of talking and like 2 and a half of playing, i agree... less talk, more rock

  • that's why they want you to sign up for their website, they can't give away all their work for free.

  • 14's on a Fender Strat are like a heavenly choir of angles.

  • YES my strat is such a bomb... sound heaven

  • Less talk, more rock.

  • i started on gauge 11's, i never knew anything about the guitar and the stuff and the 11's ripped my fingers to shreds. learned my lesson and now use 9's

  • damn, he actually plays clean guitar:O

  • you talk to much

  • More cheese plz!

  • too much talking

  • This guy makes good lessons but he really should work on his rhythm guitar.

  • i agree this guy has knowledge about guitar, but he can't play.. specially when he starts leading, gives me a headache..

  • get to the damn point....geez..

  • i totally agree

  • tone is in your hands. Yeah thats why artists insist on a specific amp with specific tubes, speakers, picks, cables, pickups, pedlas and on and on What a bunch of hooyey

  • No, guitarists do that because they are sponsored :p

    It's actually very true.

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