WHAT? I can't read his lips, what'd he say? I've been sitting in my bedroom doin' excercises and mastering some fishing technique that's supposed to help me get good fishes, has to do with bating something or another, but I am told I'ma master at it...
The problem here is that you cant hear every note when some one is shreddig in 300 bpm with effects :P That's when tabs come in handy. But sure I agree you should rely on your ears instead of tab, especially when all tabs aren't correct.
he's awesome but I would suggest learning how melody works with chords. His advise is good if you have loads of talent but for those that need to work for it, they need to understand how to play a 5th over a 1 and what that means :) I do love his first tip though hehehe you need to be a NOTE PLACER and a RIFF PLAYER
@Bflatest im self taught and can pick out lots of stuff by ear, so i havent studied music theory, but to be honest, that isnt what makes you a good musician, you could know how to apply every mode in the world and where to do it and still sound pants, i mean look at Michael Angelo Batio or Dragonforce, complete crap to me, id say Green Day write better music than them, because it stands for something, knowing music theory and sweep picking etc is all good, providing you know how to apply it =]
@F4TB0Y69 I play by ear and have never studied music I am a student of playing for a living for 20 years. What I mean in my comment was ... Even when you play from your heart there is a way to do it, that keeps you in control. Even with NO theory a guitarist in time will and should learn certain rules that can keep them on track when they play from their hearts. Example: Cook a meal anyway you want and add salt, pepper and do it from your heart but follow a recipe or some meals may be bad
@Bflatest ah i see what you mean, defo, i look at scales as mere guidelines, i dont run up and down them, i like to add my own taste to them, as any guitarist should, using chromatics is a good way to avoid being a stale player in my experience =]
@F4TB0Y69 Yes I use both those a lot BUT they are the same as MAJOR not one difference except where the root is. Like E Dorian is the same scale as D Major so all modes look the same to me but the pentatonic and other things like the root are in different place is all
@Bflatest true enough, gives out a great sound and fits in well with my style, so i tend to use thoe modes more tha any of the other, although i do chop and change them, whether it be by including chromatic runups or diminished fusions, its just great to play around with, its where i get most my fun =]
These tips are only valid for the musically gifted, others rely on tabulature or blindly just play tones out of scales without a musical idea to back them up with. Those persons will probably never understand what GG is saying here, just take his words for cliché and await new tips on how to shred faster..
@RickardHallerback Most would greatly benefit from a book called "The Music Lesson" by Victor Wooten. What Guthrie says here makes a lot of sense for everyone once they see music in that light. I highly recommend it even for fictional reading pleasure =) Go check it out!
GG's comments are right on. As a player for 40yrs myself, if you don't train your ears you will have a hard time progressing. Start at an early age if you can. Listen and copy other artists certainly. YouTube is a great resource, I wish I had this back in the 70's and 80's. The other thing I heard Eric Clapton once state, try to "feel" the notes, that is, play each note with "feel". Also, try to tell a story with your solos, another old buddy of mine once told me. Cheers..
I wish every person on YouTube would hear the first tip. I'm sick of all the "where r tabs for this song? ok plz thx" comments, especially when the songs are so ridiculously easy to pick out by ear.
I wish every person on youtube criticizing players for wanting tablature by saying a song is easy, to spell out their own words. It is so frustrating, especially when it is ridiculously easy to spell 'please', 'thanks', and 'are'.
@Trilobite8jesus He was misspelling them on purpose, you dunce. Notice the quotations? Oh, and your grammar is akin to that of an 11-year-old. Re-read your first sentence and then tell me "I wish every person on youtube [run-on description of said persons], to spell out their own words." makes ANY fucking sense. Learn to analyze yourself before you become a parody of yourself on a public forum.
Guitar Jesus all mighty.
TheMrSupercluster 1 week ago
i got a lot from this and i play drums
julianisdope 2 weeks ago
(0:21) Why you little... Guthrie Govan is flipping me off! D:<
ChronoGXay 1 month ago
Brilliant. Thanks Guthrie !
jamo387 2 months ago
WHAT? I can't read his lips, what'd he say? I've been sitting in my bedroom doin' excercises and mastering some fishing technique that's supposed to help me get good fishes, has to do with bating something or another, but I am told I'ma master at it...
whereverthere 3 months ago
The problem here is that you cant hear every note when some one is shreddig in 300 bpm with effects :P That's when tabs come in handy. But sure I agree you should rely on your ears instead of tab, especially when all tabs aren't correct.
Ziggetren 4 months ago
meant to say ... NOTE PLACER NOT a RIFF PLAYER
Bflatest 4 months ago
he's awesome but I would suggest learning how melody works with chords. His advise is good if you have loads of talent but for those that need to work for it, they need to understand how to play a 5th over a 1 and what that means :) I do love his first tip though hehehe you need to be a NOTE PLACER and a RIFF PLAYER
Bflatest 4 months ago
@Bflatest im self taught and can pick out lots of stuff by ear, so i havent studied music theory, but to be honest, that isnt what makes you a good musician, you could know how to apply every mode in the world and where to do it and still sound pants, i mean look at Michael Angelo Batio or Dragonforce, complete crap to me, id say Green Day write better music than them, because it stands for something, knowing music theory and sweep picking etc is all good, providing you know how to apply it =]
F4TB0Y69 4 months ago
@F4TB0Y69 I play by ear and have never studied music I am a student of playing for a living for 20 years. What I mean in my comment was ... Even when you play from your heart there is a way to do it, that keeps you in control. Even with NO theory a guitarist in time will and should learn certain rules that can keep them on track when they play from their hearts. Example: Cook a meal anyway you want and add salt, pepper and do it from your heart but follow a recipe or some meals may be bad
Bflatest 4 months ago
@Bflatest ah i see what you mean, defo, i look at scales as mere guidelines, i dont run up and down them, i like to add my own taste to them, as any guitarist should, using chromatics is a good way to avoid being a stale player in my experience =]
F4TB0Y69 4 months ago
@F4TB0Y69 for my method of improvisation i use the chords as a map and scales as roads :)
Bflatest 4 months ago
@Bflatest nicely put, i do like the sound of that =]
F4TB0Y69 4 months ago
@F4TB0Y69 thanks! I will add that I only use a one scale (mainly) MAJOR but if you know how to use it it covers everything.
Bflatest 4 months ago
@Bflatest yeah man totally, i use phrygian alot lately or lydian, but totally man major is great to work with =]
F4TB0Y69 4 months ago
@F4TB0Y69 Yes I use both those a lot BUT they are the same as MAJOR not one difference except where the root is. Like E Dorian is the same scale as D Major so all modes look the same to me but the pentatonic and other things like the root are in different place is all
Bflatest 4 months ago
@Bflatest true enough, gives out a great sound and fits in well with my style, so i tend to use thoe modes more tha any of the other, although i do chop and change them, whether it be by including chromatic runups or diminished fusions, its just great to play around with, its where i get most my fun =]
F4TB0Y69 4 months ago
guthrie keeps looking at the photographers camera like its stealing parts of his soul
moss1transcendant 5 months ago
Yeah but certain songs, like almost all of his, have parts that are so fast how is it possible to hear every note?
guitar5289 6 months ago
@guitar5289
slow it down somehow...
89ErwinR 5 months ago
@guitar5289 there's a software called 'transcribe'
oscarsstuff 5 months ago
@guitar5289 use software that allows you to slow it down. I use something called Transcribe
TahaNasserTV 5 months ago
I was looking for tabs for Waves when I opened this. I now feel guilty.
gnrcr 6 months ago
it sucks when i'm the guy he's describing in the video.... but he's right
floaterincloud 6 months ago 3
fuck! i cant find people to play with!!
89ErwinR 6 months ago
@89ErwinR Play with a long delay. Play a different note over the last one . You will be forced to think fast what will sound well.
112358miau 5 months ago
I live in london man, There no people to join a fucking band with!!! :(((((
Ricsic6 6 months ago
tabs suck.
MNightShamamalama 7 months ago
guthrie govan is the fucking man
huffalmighty 7 months ago
I'm a drummer
eikels 7 months ago 7
These tips are only valid for the musically gifted, others rely on tabulature or blindly just play tones out of scales without a musical idea to back them up with. Those persons will probably never understand what GG is saying here, just take his words for cliché and await new tips on how to shred faster..
RickardHallerback 7 months ago
@RickardHallerback Most would greatly benefit from a book called "The Music Lesson" by Victor Wooten. What Guthrie says here makes a lot of sense for everyone once they see music in that light. I highly recommend it even for fictional reading pleasure =) Go check it out!
condorfious 6 months ago
guitar jesus.
austin33309 8 months ago 3
NEVER RELY ON TABLATURE!
k1kac0 8 months ago
FOR TABS... PAUSE AT 0:22
kharnvelzyghur 9 months ago 11
'i hope that's helpful'
peavelSD 10 months ago
This man speaks the truth.
reaperpro 10 months ago 3
how can anyone read those translation symbols so fast???
losburrakos 10 months ago
any tabs for this lesson?? :P
scullshot 11 months ago
Excersises in the bedroom. How suggsestive.
petrocknamedsharzy 1 year ago 3
Agree with Guthrie but somehow I need tabs for all of your sick stuffs !!
thegreatgarry 1 year ago
i love how guthrie is talking about using your ears and people are asking for tabs
TheTeds35 1 year ago
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exersise:123,4123,4123,4123,etc 22,22,22,22,etc.222,222,222,222,etc.Double or triple sir?
84eugenie 1 year ago
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exersise:123,4123,4123,4123,etc. 22,22,22,22,etc.222,222,222,222,etc double or triple sir?
84eugenie 1 year ago
exersise:1234,1234,1234etc.123,4123,4123,4123. 22,22,22,22,22,etc 222,222,222,222,etc double or triple sir ?
84eugenie 1 year ago
LOL he's given a lot of guitar lessons.
pswoods 1 year ago
GG's comments are right on. As a player for 40yrs myself, if you don't train your ears you will have a hard time progressing. Start at an early age if you can. Listen and copy other artists certainly. YouTube is a great resource, I wish I had this back in the 70's and 80's. The other thing I heard Eric Clapton once state, try to "feel" the notes, that is, play each note with "feel". Also, try to tell a story with your solos, another old buddy of mine once told me. Cheers..
daveman6 1 year ago 4
Where are the tabs for this lesson?
chris69666 1 year ago 218
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josmarquinteros 6 months ago
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@chris69666 in your ask!
josmarquinteros 6 months ago
yeah great advice,
thanks
steveo27545 1 year ago
I wish every person on YouTube would hear the first tip. I'm sick of all the "where r tabs for this song? ok plz thx" comments, especially when the songs are so ridiculously easy to pick out by ear.
waylay00 1 year ago 109
@waylay00 It's how you have learned so far...Some need the food ready in their dishes....Some need to cook their minds to... if you get me
PetropoulosGeorge 9 months ago
@waylay00 Thank you. Fucking thank you.
elysium735 5 months ago
@waylay00
I wish every person on youtube criticizing players for wanting tablature by saying a song is easy, to spell out their own words. It is so frustrating, especially when it is ridiculously easy to spell 'please', 'thanks', and 'are'.
Trilobite8jesus 3 months ago
@Trilobite8jesus I hope you realize that the misspellings were intentional, hence the quotation marks...
waylay00 3 months ago
@Trilobite8jesus He was misspelling them on purpose, you dunce. Notice the quotations? Oh, and your grammar is akin to that of an 11-year-old. Re-read your first sentence and then tell me "I wish every person on youtube [run-on description of said persons], to spell out their own words." makes ANY fucking sense. Learn to analyze yourself before you become a parody of yourself on a public forum.
AshtinALWT 3 months ago
@waylay00 Yeah, it's so dumb, especially when they ask that facing a video which makes every grabbing issue clear...
HispanicImpression 2 months ago
this video must was taken when he been to Bejing.
he is my Lord~~~~!!!
thanks upload!!
dibaliba 1 year ago
Excellent tips.
TearTheRoofOff 1 year ago 3
Master!
Tacoguitar 1 year ago
godness
NailedSolo 1 year ago