I'm sorry, but his tone is ultimate. His legacy II and Jem are responsible for the beauty of sound. The skill is important, but without that equipment, it just won't sound like that.
@salasvalor01 Not entirely true. Tone comes from your hands. Even if you had the exact same equipment or even were playing Vai's own equipment, you wouldn't sound like him.
@MrKnivesGuy when i went to his master class somebody asked him that and he said it was there to stop his E string getting caught under his pickgueard :) so simple but i bet 10000000 people have done it in an effort to just look like steve vai lol
love to hear a virtuoso break it down to most basic simple form of Perfect Practice makes us better players. i often have several ideas streaming thru my head so i go pick up the guitar and wind up not settling into one particular piece for very long before I'm off onto another riff or piece of music in my head. Thanks for bringing it back into "focus" for me
I do this, and I can get the guitar to "wah" like there is a wahwah in there, and there isn't so hard to explain but it happens I think that focus on one single phrase or such is what get's that to happen when you focus so much on one tiny thing till it is all that is in your mind, musical meditation as Steve calls it, focus focus focus,,, so true
Because when you sight read you can hear the ENTIRE phrase in your head, and not the notes separately like when you use tabs...This way you can really practice effectively and really develop technique.
@OliDuncan Wow. I can't believe it, you're right on the money! I love Steve Vail, but I guess even he plaigiarizes songs. Well the only one left is Satch!
All this techniques... I found a video of an Italian guitarist who uses a technique that allows you to do incredible licks whithout difficulties... the video is Renato Villari Skidding Scales. ;)
@Dnrocks93 i think hes not copy vaugan, i say this not bcause im a vai fans.. just listen the entire song till the end, about Scuttle Buttlin,the begining of jibbom just like common thing in rock n roll and blues. and every body is free to use.. when u listen the song not only from the beginning u will see his own style.. i hope it helps you to understand what he means..peace
@ItsmeFrederick Vai doesn't really sweep much...I mean we're talking probably 10 songs out of his entire catalogue that use more than some raking...his flash is so much beyond the world of sweeping...when i was young i was so focused on playing fast and sweeping as if that made me awesome, but I rarely sweep these days and most of the greats like satch and petrucci don't really use too much sweeping...Most sweeping is just arpeggios, and can seriously damage the creative integrity of a piece.
Musical meditation totally works, but it requires a lot of discipline. A few months ago I had some time available so I committed to spend an average of 6 hours per day for 5 consecutive weeks working on technique, including an hour a day doing musical meditation. Even though I had already been playing more than 30 years I grew exponentially as a guitarist. Remember: practice does not make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.
@originalskylark totally agree.sometimes man ,some people practice a lot but they dont get good results like steve said.training in the right way with hard discipline is the way to get your own style and even improve musics that you already know.simple things get you to complex results,working in technique,speed and melody is the way that a good guitarist can be a master of music. Good advice,originalsky.
@originalskylark I took a three-day motorcycle course with this biker group, and I was not a biker (lol), and the lady said "Remember: practice does not make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect." And then there was the talk of getting it down to "muscle memory," all of this applies to playing a musical instrument. In fact, it applies to anything you do.
@PhilosopherOnWeed picking the first note of the sequence. or your can try picking all, then just legato. develop the different styles, but the most used is picking just the first note
"naturally you may not be playing it that fast and clean in the beginning...". He may as well have said "Granted, you'll never play it as good as me!"...and the fact is, he would STILL come off humble, because he's just THAT damn good!
We just finished this lesson this past week. Even with the amount of time I had to practice (with job, wife, kids, etc), I was able to really improve upon something that I thought I was already good at - some as "simple" as pull-offs...
After recording my assignment and listening back, it was very apparent to me the positive impact the lesson had on me (including a lot of other stuff than just pull-offs - phrasing, timing, etc...)
great exercises yes.... limit how long you do them or you can end up with major medical problems....I became disabled from this stuff.....careful mates.....
Thanks for the lesson Steve. The most important thing I take from that is that I need to think more about what I want to play rather than just playing. It's good to take a breathe to use your imagination, hear the music, imagine the melody, and then play it.
very true. i always imagine myself accomplishing some kind of solo before i play so i know how im going to practice it. might be a weird concept but it works for sure.
Hey Mr. Steve Vai, I love your tone in this clip ! I really are often really dissapointed that your tone is like a MIDI sound. No criticism, (maybe positive) I would love to hear your tone more in the Mids, and Fat area rather than the thin tones you've adopted. Your such a great player, and I appreciate so much your time in posting this lesson, which is very useful, get fat Man !!! ;)
@MAW9 Who are you telling me what tone I like, Mr. Steve Vai is a genius, very well educated, played in Frank Zappa's band as a young man, and has a thicker skin than either you or me combined. If you can't be open minded about people's comments you'll go nowhere, fast ... down you go, ...
My guitar teacher told me to practice like this for 30 minutes on the same string. I thought he was an idiot. If a Guitar God tells me the same thing, I must be the idiot.
@Torrello13 its not ur fault. i have no idea who ur teacher was but im sure he is no where near the credibility of steve vai. because of that, many fantastic musicians will go unnoticed because u need reputation to make it in any facet of the business world. ur teacher may actually b better steve vai for all we know, but because steve vai is steve vai, he will always get a red carpet to make a difference while we have to fight for ours
@fatalbert51888 it was more than 15 years ago my teacher was amazing. Last time I saw him was in the studio I helped produce a track with him on a demo. It was an acoustic demo but an acoustic shredding demo. trust me you had to hear what he was doing on an acoustic guitar, I still shake my head when i think of it. the cool solo on my page was something we (mostly him) worked out. I originally picked the notes and it was him who was like no just hammer them. I don't' know where he is now.
@ramabima interesting opinion from someone who has no subs or vids. now for my opinion. It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool , then to open your mouth and remove all doubt. go back to being silent.
@ramabima I most certainly am a "wannabe" , I know what my skills are and what I would like them to be. You on the other hand have no talent. Even your meager attempts at insulting others through the anonymity of a youtube account is just one more thing you have failed at. Why don't you take your foodstamps down to the package store and try to forget what an epic failure you are while the rest of us use this website to share information and opinions in a positive, thoughtful way.
@Torrello13 one of the best things you can do with this is get a metronome set to a very low sixtuplet pulse [at about 60 bpm]....and play it along with that...after a while you start hearing the sixlet come through. the start counting hem as tripplets...tripplet tripplet tripplet ect
Steve awsome videos you post for us lil guys but............ what is that little what looks like a mini tuning fork under the tape on the front pickup for???? Thanks
@SweSk8er yeah, you are so over the hill lol! naw, getting better isn't just about physical technique or whatever it is you think you can't get better at. Not many players have fully developed their own voice by age 19, so you should keep playing, set goals, and you will see/hear results.
@Zhaggysfaction yeah, he isn't really much of a 'blues' player, he even seems to admit to that during the lesson, but it is cool that he gave a shout out to SRV
@Deanosius yeah that's it 30minutes for every lick/riff/skill or something per day.. (if you try to learn whole song it makes about 20 licks and 6 riffs so it takes 13 hours for a day; not too much, is it ?)
Awesome from Mr.Vai !
JasminMusicHimself 2 days ago
@OliDuncan
It's a simple blues progression. The ALL sound like "Scuttle Buttin."
maxcohen13 1 week ago
Good explanation!
Guitarplanet100 3 weeks ago
He actually wrote "thanks Stevie" next to this song on the back of the Anthology album....:)
sbomnipotent 1 month ago
Jibboom my aching ass! It's Scuttle Buttin.
samborlon 1 month ago
Angus Young made a career out of that kind of one handed like.
dougmattingly 1 month ago
the tone.........................THE TONE
dachachamonk 1 month ago
Could you talk about injuries of the hands and wrist?
pakovai 1 month ago
thats right, you lick that lips 4:30
HeavyMetalBlaster 1 month ago
Is this the answer to the question, 'Steve how do I perform a pull off?'
DerekBallesty 1 month ago
3 hours to get all the strings. well, i better get started :)
MegaJman97 1 month ago
This is not a guitar lesson this is a tip for life :)
rafaelb1026 1 month ago in playlist Más vídeos de SteveVaiHimself
3:59 Tongue Roll! Just like in Where the Wild Things Are where he says only some people can do it ;)
salasvalor01 2 months ago
I'm sorry, but his tone is ultimate. His legacy II and Jem are responsible for the beauty of sound. The skill is important, but without that equipment, it just won't sound like that.
salasvalor01 2 months ago
@salasvalor01 Not entirely true. Tone comes from your hands. Even if you had the exact same equipment or even were playing Vai's own equipment, you wouldn't sound like him.
mr4y 2 months ago
@salasvalor01: Tone comes from your hands. The amps, guitars, pedals, etc, SHAPE the tone, you hands MAKE the tone.
TheCrimsonIdol987 1 month ago
@MrKnivesGuy when i went to his master class somebody asked him that and he said it was there to stop his E string getting caught under his pickgueard :) so simple but i bet 10000000 people have done it in an effort to just look like steve vai lol
MUSTBZOMBIE 2 months ago
THIS REALLY WORKS! =)
mickwill131298 2 months ago
steve vai my first inspiration to playing guitar, a god amongst us guitarist.
manwithabitchpermit 3 months ago
Steve's musical wisdom is unmatched!
mojoefly 3 months ago
love to hear a virtuoso break it down to most basic simple form of Perfect Practice makes us better players. i often have several ideas streaming thru my head so i go pick up the guitar and wind up not settling into one particular piece for very long before I'm off onto another riff or piece of music in my head. Thanks for bringing it back into "focus" for me
loanusum 3 months ago
I do this, and I can get the guitar to "wah" like there is a wahwah in there, and there isn't so hard to explain but it happens I think that focus on one single phrase or such is what get's that to happen when you focus so much on one tiny thing till it is all that is in your mind, musical meditation as Steve calls it, focus focus focus,,, so true
caloss2 4 months ago
Thanks, this is very usefull :) Would be nice to see a with scales and licks you use.
swedo88 4 months ago
Because when you sight read you can hear the ENTIRE phrase in your head, and not the notes separately like when you use tabs...This way you can really practice effectively and really develop technique.
LordPrutsikas 4 months ago
In order to make every note have it's own zip-code you NEED to learn to read music and sight read. This is the real secret Steve isn't telling...:P
LordPrutsikas 4 months ago
My english is very bad...
Thanks!!!!!!!!
Steve Vai is God of Guitar
Are you he mesiasssssssss??????????
dragonguitar1970 4 months ago
vai u're amazing...... Thumbs up!!!
andrew190able 4 months ago
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stevecrossinsomnia 4 months ago
good
GaRung1983 5 months ago in playlist More videos from SteveVaiHimself
Valeu Vai....
julioandreia 5 months ago
2 words. Scuttle Buttin.
OliDuncan 5 months ago 29
@OliDuncan haha sorrta :p
matrixgypsy 5 months ago
@OliDuncan YES!
xPurpleDrinkx9001 5 months ago
@OliDuncan SRV!!!11
OlviMasta77 4 months ago
@OliDuncan: Happy to not be the only one who noticed that.
atirasalsero 1 month ago
@OliDuncan Wow. I can't believe it, you're right on the money! I love Steve Vail, but I guess even he plaigiarizes songs. Well the only one left is Satch!
samborlon 1 month ago
steve vai....i love you!!!!
ROCKJANDRUZZ 5 months ago
All this techniques... I found a video of an Italian guitarist who uses a technique that allows you to do incredible licks whithout difficulties... the video is Renato Villari Skidding Scales. ;)
VUEL7 5 months ago
what I would give to get an hour of lesson from him :O
szebutrans 6 months ago
The cool thing about this vid is that the tips are universal!
loveplayingguitar 6 months ago
somehow steve reminds me of fabio.. but then with some actual talent xD
MrPeerts 6 months ago
luvh it
owen792 6 months ago
@toledosan that's exactly my problem :/
EliCurrent 6 months ago
@toledosan that's exactly my problem :/
EliCurrent 6 months ago
Man... I think too much when I play, I just have to learn to play and just let loose!!! Unleash the FREAK!!!
toledosan 6 months ago
just realized...Jibboom is kinda based off of Scuttle Buttlin' by Stevie Ray Vaughan. :o
julsjm911 6 months ago
Steve vai is my hero
Antisepticification 6 months ago
7 people need to teabag an open beartrap
skateboardinguitaris 6 months ago
@skateboardinguitaris lmao
binka21 6 months ago
own style my ass it sounds like stevie ray vaughan scuttle buttin!
Dnrocks93 7 months ago
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22FretsIsNotEnough 6 months ago
@Dnrocks93 Do you know how many blues songs there are in the world? What do you think the odds are that two of them might sound similar?
JacksonTheBoyd 6 months ago
@Dnrocks93 i think hes not copy vaugan, i say this not bcause im a vai fans.. just listen the entire song till the end, about Scuttle Buttlin,the begining of jibbom just like common thing in rock n roll and blues. and every body is free to use.. when u listen the song not only from the beginning u will see his own style.. i hope it helps you to understand what he means..peace
VaiRendy 4 months ago
great words from steve...but the payoff is a clean, yet insipid, variation on SRV's Scuttlebuttin
radishrose 7 months ago
It's funny how Steve was taught by Joe, but yet barely any blues has rubbed off on him.
BaneOfXistence4 7 months ago
7 ppl like justin bieberand slash
gstoders 7 months ago
@gstoders Whats wrong about Slash?
XDanTheGuitarManX 7 months ago
i love how he knows he can't play the blues. hahaha. humble.
Nightwizard17 7 months ago 2
@YoLpIsBest
Hmmm... great guitar player he is :P
PGm0nkey 7 months ago
i want to cum.. :)
MrStevelah 7 months ago
Quero a sonolidade dele .-.
Xisemeoito 7 months ago
his fingers are really long lol
threeamax 7 months ago 3
Awesome Guy! ;-)
raimitube01 7 months ago
does vai have a sweep lesson?
ItsmeFrederick 7 months ago
@ItsmeFrederick Vai doesn't really sweep much...I mean we're talking probably 10 songs out of his entire catalogue that use more than some raking...his flash is so much beyond the world of sweeping...when i was young i was so focused on playing fast and sweeping as if that made me awesome, but I rarely sweep these days and most of the greats like satch and petrucci don't really use too much sweeping...Most sweeping is just arpeggios, and can seriously damage the creative integrity of a piece.
MikeyManNp 7 months ago 2
@MikeyManNp Petrucci sweeps fairly often..
sixxthunderbird 7 months ago
....no comment, chapeau, Maîttre...
thelonelybassplayer 7 months ago
Great teacher
27POP27 7 months ago
AWESOME tone
Unbound91 8 months ago
Musical meditation totally works, but it requires a lot of discipline. A few months ago I had some time available so I committed to spend an average of 6 hours per day for 5 consecutive weeks working on technique, including an hour a day doing musical meditation. Even though I had already been playing more than 30 years I grew exponentially as a guitarist. Remember: practice does not make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.
originalskylark 8 months ago 42
@originalskylark what's musical meditation how do you do it?
guitarlonextreme 6 months ago
@originalskylark totally agree.sometimes man ,some people practice a lot but they dont get good results like steve said.training in the right way with hard discipline is the way to get your own style and even improve musics that you already know.simple things get you to complex results,working in technique,speed and melody is the way that a good guitarist can be a master of music. Good advice,originalsky.
DragonMasterXZ 5 months ago
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@originalskylark I took a three-day motorcycle course with this biker group, and I was not a biker (lol), and the lady said "Remember: practice does not make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect." And then there was the talk of getting it down to "muscle memory," all of this applies to playing a musical instrument. In fact, it applies to anything you do.
salasvalor01 2 months ago
Listening to Vai is depressing because I have to suffer through knowing that I'll NEVER be that good
BlackAssassinBlade 8 months ago
that's a humble name for a channel if I ever saw one.
northstarprod 8 months ago
Lefte18 he did this song as a tribute to srv. He said this in the audio commentary on live at the astoria
Tankwylde 8 months ago
I've been wanting to learn this for years! Thanks Steve! :)
shredicon86 8 months ago
sounds like a scuttle buttin rip off
lefte18 8 months ago
i found this lesson very helpfull even though i am a bassist
TheApplepie131 9 months ago
the best!
renanCC3 9 months ago
Is he picking the first note of every role? Or is it just legato style without picking at all?
PhilosopherOnWeed 9 months ago
@PhilosopherOnWeed picking the first note of the sequence. or your can try picking all, then just legato. develop the different styles, but the most used is picking just the first note
funofsk8ing 8 months ago
kkkkkkkkk 1:45 TOTALY FAIL kkkkkkkkkkkkkk
shutouchy 9 months ago
he is monkey
johnkaterman 9 months ago
@johnkaterman i didnt know that ur dad is a monkey!
ashmir123123123 9 months ago
I can't learn this. We use Postcodes in th UK :(
StevieVaibanez 10 months ago 39
Dear Mr. Steve Vai Himself, please come play in ohio. bring your three friends, they can play with you
museman91 10 months ago
Satch and Vai, the gods of guitars!!
TheAlnitak10 10 months ago
gotta love Ibanez Jems!
lordsong7 10 months ago
"naturally you may not be playing it that fast and clean in the beginning...". He may as well have said "Granted, you'll never play it as good as me!"...and the fact is, he would STILL come off humble, because he's just THAT damn good!
praXsad12 10 months ago
Yanke rose, y Steve Vai, los mejores, con David Lee Roth
espectaculardavidrcq 10 months ago
We just finished this lesson this past week. Even with the amount of time I had to practice (with job, wife, kids, etc), I was able to really improve upon something that I thought I was already good at - some as "simple" as pull-offs...
After recording my assignment and listening back, it was very apparent to me the positive impact the lesson had on me (including a lot of other stuff than just pull-offs - phrasing, timing, etc...)
theesotericguitarist 10 months ago
only steve vai can wear that hat and be taken seriously.
avengedinhell 10 months ago 4
. a VERY likeable person. Thank you Steve!
arjunkaul 10 months ago
"You may not be doing it that fast and clean in the beginning"... or ever
Dannyh1234 11 months ago
how do you play the whole whole song jibbaboom
deadman680 11 months ago
you cant help but love the man holy shitt hes good
MrMrJameskeegan 11 months ago
incredible ,,,love your style
chrismillersongs 11 months ago
great exercises yes.... limit how long you do them or you can end up with major medical problems....I became disabled from this stuff.....careful mates.....
moondog50002000 11 months ago
Just great teaching... Just great.
BernieWeb 11 months ago
Thanks for the lesson Steve. The most important thing I take from that is that I need to think more about what I want to play rather than just playing. It's good to take a breathe to use your imagination, hear the music, imagine the melody, and then play it.
psychofunksoldier02 11 months ago
-"Hey guys, I learned this today"- You play Jibbom. The guys says "WTF! Amazing! Who teached you that?"
-You answer: "God".
fefete 11 months ago 3
He seems like a really nice guy.
Sivels 11 months ago
@Sivels He is. I've met him 3 times, and I can say he is a wonderful person.
felipefisica 11 months ago
@ 3:50 "naturally you suck, but you might be half as good as i am one day " haha
SammyDOnESP 1 year ago 4
very true. i always imagine myself accomplishing some kind of solo before i play so i know how im going to practice it. might be a weird concept but it works for sure.
thojyout23 1 year ago
thank you very much. Very helpful lesson. Clear explanation and great philosophy on the way of practicing.
Thanks again. Much obliged. Great respect.
Trent.
RODOLUKOS 1 year ago
thank you very much. Very helpfull lesson. Clear explenation and great philosophy on the way of practicing.
Thanks again. Much obliged. Great respect.
Trent.
RODOLUKOS 1 year ago
all of my 3 really good riffs were made that way (-_-')
tiltbrot 1 year ago
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jwm101610 1 year ago
"Every note has to have its own zip code, its own personality, and life"
There are so many guitar shredders that don't do that.
Nobody does it better than Steve. Nobody.
bratwurstsalad 1 year ago 3
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Ola galera meu nome é Bruno Cesar estou passando aqui pra divulgar meu novo canal, para que possam se insvrever.
Sou guitarrista e queria pedir para que comentassem meus vídeos.
Um abraço.
BrunoCguitar 1 year ago
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I did it my way of jibboom!
ww.youtube.com/watch?v=vOWZ03zt-mw
many mistakes but i try all the time.
Thank you Mr.Vai!
ZiemoAnd 1 year ago
I did it my way of jibboom!
many mistakes but i try all the time.
Thank you Mr.Vai!
ZiemoAnd 1 year ago
What the Greatest Guitarist on the Planet ever maybe after Jason Becker I think,,,but he is the Best now,,
Galih88 1 year ago
Definitely a great musician/artist/teacher and above all person.
FallenPrey33 1 year ago
"the steve vai tone" is a thick midsey lead tone i have no idea what your talking about
GFJDean35 1 year ago
Hey Mr. Steve Vai, I love your tone in this clip ! I really are often really dissapointed that your tone is like a MIDI sound. No criticism, (maybe positive) I would love to hear your tone more in the Mids, and Fat area rather than the thin tones you've adopted. Your such a great player, and I appreciate so much your time in posting this lesson, which is very useful, get fat Man !!! ;)
AbraXaDabra 1 year ago
@AbraXaDabra who are you to be telling him what kind of tone to get out of his guitar!!?? o_O
MAW9 1 year ago
@MAW9 Who are you telling me what tone I like, Mr. Steve Vai is a genius, very well educated, played in Frank Zappa's band as a young man, and has a thicker skin than either you or me combined. If you can't be open minded about people's comments you'll go nowhere, fast ... down you go, ...
AbraXaDabra 1 year ago
steve vai= master
matyasd88 1 year ago
seria bueno q este en castellano entenderia mucho mas o q tenga opcion de idiomas :/
jpgvjpgv 1 year ago
he was one of the best, now he has run out of ideas!
johnbblack900 1 year ago
In the Armenian language word VAI - means admiration.... When Armenians are admired by something, speak "vai-vai"
Steve! I am admired and grateful for all your lessons!
KIMR76 1 year ago
I wish I had steve as a personal teacher...wow!
EpictheEpicest 1 year ago
you tend forget how important steve vai is sometimes, and how good he is!!
Sxrule 1 year ago
Steve !:!:Mââââââaâ^!::!:!
kermheat 1 year ago
Sweet, sweet... love him! An inspiration!
luishbettencourt 1 year ago
This man is a major inspiration for my own music. Steve's shown me how to love my guitar, and how to feel what I play just by playing on stage.
Scariestkiller 1 year ago
...and that;s why Steve is the greatest guitarist/philosophizer/comedian/writer/and all around great dude ever!
bengalsfanatic9 1 year ago 4
4 people couldnt go for it!
Odinsgade 1 year ago
My guitar teacher told me to practice like this for 30 minutes on the same string. I thought he was an idiot. If a Guitar God tells me the same thing, I must be the idiot.
Torrello13 1 year ago 115
@Torrello13 i wouldnt say on the same string
BUT the same Riff, lick, scale is good to practice for a half an Hour straight
MetalHeart8787 1 year ago
@MetalHeart8787 Oh I get it NOW. but if I had listened years ago I would be more proficient now.
Torrello13 1 year ago
@Torrello13 its not ur fault. i have no idea who ur teacher was but im sure he is no where near the credibility of steve vai. because of that, many fantastic musicians will go unnoticed because u need reputation to make it in any facet of the business world. ur teacher may actually b better steve vai for all we know, but because steve vai is steve vai, he will always get a red carpet to make a difference while we have to fight for ours
fatalbert51888 11 months ago
@fatalbert51888 it was more than 15 years ago my teacher was amazing. Last time I saw him was in the studio I helped produce a track with him on a demo. It was an acoustic demo but an acoustic shredding demo. trust me you had to hear what he was doing on an acoustic guitar, I still shake my head when i think of it. the cool solo on my page was something we (mostly him) worked out. I originally picked the notes and it was him who was like no just hammer them. I don't' know where he is now.
Torrello13 11 months ago
@Torrello13 Yes you are
ramabima 8 months ago
@ramabima interesting opinion from someone who has no subs or vids. now for my opinion. It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool , then to open your mouth and remove all doubt. go back to being silent.
Torrello13 8 months ago 2
@Torrello13 It's a common case where a wannabe (which is you) feels better than the real deal.
ramabima 8 months ago
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metachozoite 8 months ago
@ramabima I most certainly am a "wannabe" , I know what my skills are and what I would like them to be. You on the other hand have no talent. Even your meager attempts at insulting others through the anonymity of a youtube account is just one more thing you have failed at. Why don't you take your foodstamps down to the package store and try to forget what an epic failure you are while the rest of us use this website to share information and opinions in a positive, thoughtful way.
Torrello13 8 months ago
@Torrello13 one of the best things you can do with this is get a metronome set to a very low sixtuplet pulse [at about 60 bpm]....and play it along with that...after a while you start hearing the sixlet come through. the start counting hem as tripplets...tripplet tripplet tripplet ect
metachozoite 8 months ago
Hi, God!
SpearShark 1 year ago
4 people's finger fell off
hideyasoki 1 year ago 3
If you practice bad habbits,you're gonna sound like you have bad habbits!
RollingShit1234 1 year ago
Sounds ALOT like Stevie RAy Vaughn
darthvaderyoda 1 year ago
@darthvaderyoda Jibboom actually IS kinda lyk tribute to SRV's scuttle buttin
MBguous 1 year ago
yup..thats why Steve is one of my personal favorite guitarists!! All respects to ya Steve..
dannysolo88 1 year ago
Never thought of guitar meditation throughout my 10-year guitar experience
New advice to keep in mind
RESPECT my fav. guitarist on earth, Mr. Vai
SinXPeace 1 year ago
Respect Mr.Vai!
ACOUSTIC051 1 year ago
Steve " Yoda " Vai.
YoLpIsBest 1 year ago 68
@YoLpIsBest Go 30 minutes on one string, you shall. ;-)
DavePerry2012 7 months ago
La ringrazio molto, Steve!
GuitarMirth 1 year ago
Steve has great licks and chops and proves both at 4:29. What an insane player!!!
121jigawatts 1 year ago
naturally you would't be doing that that fast and clean at the begining...no shit hahah
gunnerslash 1 year ago
Steve awsome videos you post for us lil guys but............ what is that little what looks like a mini tuning fork under the tape on the front pickup for???? Thanks
domino2205 1 year ago
I`ve watched a lot of guitar instructional video. But this small clip blow them away. Just like “1 note and tell you the whole story” thing.
jakelights 1 year ago
you cant really see the bottom 3 strings, so it looks like hes making amazing sound from nothing
UponTheShores 1 year ago
@SweSk8er yeah, you are so over the hill lol! naw, getting better isn't just about physical technique or whatever it is you think you can't get better at. Not many players have fully developed their own voice by age 19, so you should keep playing, set goals, and you will see/hear results.
777wanabe 1 year ago
illuminati
you4guitarist 1 year ago
i think this guy could make you want to learn the guitar even if you hated guitars
2learneasy 1 year ago
Similar to scuttle buttin by srv
PhatJoe170 1 year ago
@PhatJoe170
It IS actually a tribute to SRV. It says that in the cd, if you didn't know that already.
Zhaggysfaction 1 year ago
@Zhaggysfaction yeah, he isn't really much of a 'blues' player, he even seems to admit to that during the lesson, but it is cool that he gave a shout out to SRV
777wanabe 1 year ago
30 minutes??!!
Deanosius 1 year ago
@Deanosius Yes, better practise 30 minutes WELL than three hours inefficiently.
splog 1 year ago
@Deanosius yeah that's it 30minutes for every lick/riff/skill or something per day.. (if you try to learn whole song it makes about 20 licks and 6 riffs so it takes 13 hours for a day; not too much, is it ?)
MuratCandogan 1 year ago
@MuratCandogan I don't even spend 30 minutes on my guitar per week....let alone per lick/riff/skill. I'm never gona get good.
Deanosius 1 year ago
You are The Guitar Guru, Steve ! Thank you.
pistache7 1 year ago
nice that steve is putting this up
racingandmusicmylife 1 year ago
1000th view
vai is awesome
mg sucks
ice is cold
TheClassroomSpecial 1 year ago
im view 999 :D
redhavok666 1 year ago
Steve , is that White jem flo ,evo, your favorite guitar??? Practice 3x . til you bleed..Bob
boob1019 1 year ago
u guies sood practise ur speling.