Trivium - Guitar Lessons (2007) CKB Ex.8-13

Contents from bonus DVD of Young Guitar magazine April 2007 issue. Get your copy from the links below!

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[rocknrolf6]

@Wintersun93 sounds like old maxon tubescreamer

[igor230693]

my fucking god O_o WTF!

[shreddybits]

@chrisjgarman7 It isn't from a DVD. It's from a CD Released by the Japanese Guitar publication "Young Guitar"

They're like Guitar World, when they release issues, they include a CD that has videos of lessons and interviews with the artists.

[chrisjgarman7]

can somebody PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE tell me the name of this DVD? PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Wintersun93]

whats with the gain here? the guitars sound like polnish harps

[long156ki]

@bonfirejovi It's not always alternate picking, some techniques in this video he was using wasnot taught cause that his own technique. Picking hand is important when you play fast. Sometimes, alternate picking cannot make you play fast perfectly

[xlRainlx]

Well I figured out ex 9 from this video :D Am I worthy to practice it now?

[MetalguitarlessonsUK]

@bobjoemoe8 clipping the strings as they cross them) these sorts of things may be tricky to recognise for an amature and are the kind of things many people tend to think are just down to not having good enough equipment but in reality its all down to technique and an experienced player will spot this immediately, try and record an album in a proper studio with sloppy shredding like that and it will sound real obvious and real bad.

Ahem, so in conclusion I stand by my original comment hehe.

[MetalguitarlessonsUK]

@bobjoemoe8 clarity) listen out for mistakes such as with sweeping not being able to hear every single note in the sweep, a common mistake is to perhaps only catch the first note and the top ones bit become a mess in the middle. With alternate picking if you are playing well it should be impossible to hear string changes, your tone should be consistant and clear as though you are always playing on one string almost, sloppy players tend to make a 'boink' noise as they change strings (due to

[MetalguitarlessonsUK]

@bobjoemoe8 mistakes you are making, its not necessarily a bad thing as it can mean you enjoy playing even more so you practice more and thus hopefully overcome these problems but it is also important to be aware of your mistakes. If you are unable to figure out the licks when he plays them this slowly then I would be utterly astounded if you really could play all of their solos easily and cleanly.

Try recording yourself playing plugging your amp directly to your sound card (maximum audio