Percussive guitar lesson 6.5 - (Part 2 of 2)

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This lesson we look at one of my compositions - "Interlude"

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[ShavedKnuckle]

You're really good, did you invent this technique? I don't think i've seen it before.

[DaleCampbellAcoustic]

Thanks, glad you liked it.

I didn't invent this technique there are many players who have delved into this before.

My main influences are Antonio Forcione, Eric Roche and Thomas Leeb.

They were the first people I encountered playing this style though others have gone before such as Michael Hedges.

[MetalValue]

Hey dude nice video, very helpful, may I ask what the guitar you're playing is?

[maxdelphinius]

great.

[spesio8]

you are awsome dude! i wold be super happy if you could tacke a closer look on your right hand, and also do a tut how you drum and play chords like you do in the end of your first video :) i suscribe you and im waiting ;D

[ZamolRos]

I don't want to pry of your kindness, but you have mentioned creating tutorials for Zombie and Billy Jean earlier - and I'm waiting in excitement. Do you have any plan for when they are to be released?

Best regards, Samuel from Norway

[mycharoony]

tbh i think u shud just play music, the whole teaching of this if it makes u feel good and what not is great , i just personally think its kinda pointless , its better to just learn this urself because for definite its easier to do it your own way, because this isnt really a technique its more a thing people have been tryin for the past 20 odd years or so, wait for it to be around maybe for a hundred years or so? ya get wat im sayin , just play it and maybe leave the magic in it

[mycharoony]

@ShavedKnuckle idiot.

[Henders100]

Insane. I wouldn't even know where to start with stuff like this. You are very talented.

[runecrow]

Also, quick question; I notice that from time to time, after particularly hard use of these techniques for hours, the next day my wrists will hurt somewhat, and also some of the hammer-on chords I use will sometimes be a little "convoluted" and cause a sharp pain across the palm of my hand. Did you ever experience this, or am I just getting old over here?

[runecrow]

About the notation, I think it's quite adequate for anyone who is learning. Maybe all of the years I've been playing make it intuitively easier to understand, but I should think it's also fundamentally sound for any learner.