Being able to teach is a gift. You got the gift man.

I watched a couple of your videos and have to say,your a real good teacher.You explain everything really well.Good job man.

@orbitalchiller

8 жыл бұрын

lol, nice avatar pic

the day i can play this fast AND precise i can die in peace, much love to you steve, keep up the good work

@MrJeffschuler

8 жыл бұрын

+Tibor Frei LOL i feel the same way buddy

@JussiPryyl

3 жыл бұрын

Did you ever learn this?

@sandipneupane1773

3 жыл бұрын

@@JussiPryyl its actually easy if you have played g major 3 string scale before ... play with slow speed for some days and after some days you will get to speed

here i see the example of a musician who went to a class which also had a good teacher advising "always draw your arrows" . he is so right.

Dear Stive, Greeting from Ethiopia. You inspired me to begin Guitar and I feel like you always sat next to me to show me how. You are awesome. God bless you,

I'm liking your "no fuss" approach to teaching. Making things instantly useable, without bogging players down with the "why", when that can be learned later when the mechanics have become instinctive.

@EsteemedBeansTV

8 жыл бұрын

+surfdigby YUP! This guy would've saved me years if I practiced to these vids in high school.. Very direct, visual apt yet verbally accessible for a multitude of learners. Deserves more subs!

@DoggoWillink

8 жыл бұрын

He does teach theory as well, it's just that he makes it clear when he's teaching something practical, when its total theory, and when it's a mix. So he's easy to follow and learn from.

@geetarguy777

8 жыл бұрын

it is awesome to learn a lick that sounds epic like this one does, but if you know more, like scales and progressions, you could take this technique and apply it to your own solos. fun fact: solos is solos backwards.

@behemothokun

8 жыл бұрын

when I teach people (I'm not a pro teacher, I'm only doing this for family and friends) I always try to teach them a few simple cords first and tell them they don't need to worry about why these work together and why the are in the shapes they are. E, A, G, C, and D first because they can use these 5 on like 90% of accoustic songs, and the ones where these aren't enough, they usually need to learn only one more.

You have really opened my mind and understanding. I have been playing by ear mostly for 34 years, you have shown me what I've been doing all these year in theory. Thanks Steve for all the help and support you have created on KZread.

Love how you break things down to such simple elements and show how they're combined!

This guy gives the most useful guitar lessons I have found on KZread. Excellent.

Great kesson. You are a fantastic teacher. Thanks for taking time to film and post.

I watched 3 of your videos and subscribed, and IMO you're one o f the three best guitar teachers (that I have seen) on KZread. Great stuff!

i watched many other videos with talented people saying the same things but for some reason i got more out of you, so basically your a good teacher, after 2 vids i already have a faster approach to notes on the fretboard, and soloing, looking forward to explore the rest of your site.. thanks

i've been surfing KZread for a long period time of searching sources to improve my guitar skill but your video is really helpful..goodjob

This guy is superb! Thats how to teach! Clear and precise and doesn't get too far ahead. Well done mate!

Amazing!!! Just pure amazing. I never knew I could take a major pattern and do that. This is making my guitar journey so much fun. Thank you man!!

Once again Thanks GuitarZoom.com for getting Steve to teach us newbie a trick or two. I watched your session this morning and then went to my first break/practice this afternoon and I played lead.....and it was cool!!!! I also did it with multiple cords. TY GZ & SS!!!

Love your videos dude!

I think Steve is probably the most inspiring music teachers I've come across on the internet. His lessons are geared towards logic and how to apply that whilst a guitar is in your hand, as opposed to simply imparting knowledge and leaving the rest for you to figure out.

Steve, This is great, I love the way in flows through the strings. You have been more help to me by getting me beyond the pentatonix and miner scales. But to all of you that think you don't need too or feel its a waste of time, the key to playing great lead is all in there in ever lead you have ever hard and ever song. Steve I have made great strides from your lessons, one of witch was the 27 Texas blues licks. when I play a lead I use a lot of the techniques from the Texas blues. Thank you

I never thought that I.d be able get some cool sounds from just six notes, you,re great Steve,,

I find this to be a great warm up. Thank you for sharing :)

Hey steve, good teacher u r.. really enjoy it. great to find u here..really help dude.. thanks.

Hello mr Stine your teaching demonstration is great, I like your stile and you actually showed notes along with the frets.

Good stuff showing us how to learn it and not just giving out the pattern and having to try to work it out ourselves many thanks looking forward to more lessons from you Thankyou, Peter

Thanks for vid. This is just what I was looking for to build up my speed.

Really helpful. Thank you.

love your style of teaching bro having again ....

yeah, I can do that.... about 25 bpm. Thanks for the thorough teaching style. You answer questions about technique before I even think of asking.

Great info! TY!!

My ibanez rg Arrives Saturday and can't wait to practise with you . Thanks a million your awesome !

You're an amazing teacher! Thanks so much!

I really enjoyed these videos!! Great for beginners!!

Thanks for posting this video ! I'll definitely try this pattern.

Exactly what I need right now.

Thank you, I love your lesson approach; you ARE an excellent teacher/guitar player!

awesome lessons man..

Absolutely love your detailed teaching technique. Thanks for sharing your skills. : }

both simple and impressive, thanks.

Wow, Steve!! Now I have the perfect riff to try out new guitars at my favorite Guitar Center!! Great advice......as always!! Jim C.

Thanks Steve- Excellent lesson- U R a great teacher!

I think I pick up and use what I learn very excellent videos

You are are a good teacher may God bless you 🙏🙏🙏

Another awesome video. Every time I see this guy play and explain things, I really get pumped and motivated. This is what I hoped playing my new guitar could be like. The first lessons I looked at from other instructors on-line, I was like "crap I'll never learn this and I'm out a stack" Thanks to this video so much, for keeping me motivated!

Wonderful lesson! Thank you Steve

Great !!

best video i ever seen man!

Very cool and good teacher

This guys approach is great...

Dude you are Awesome! Thanks for the lesson!!

thank you so much bro... keep it up :-D i learn a lot because of you...

Steve you are an amazing teacher, I've went through countless videos trying to find someone that can really teach and wish I would have just started with you. I've watched 5 of your videos now and I am actually progressing now. Thank you!!

Steve, you're a gifted instructor. Great content, delivered in an enthusiastic, non condescending manner. Bravo! Oh... I should mention, my playing is improving!

SWEET!

Another awesome lesson from mainman Steve Stine!

I love these short simple exercises, this will keep me busy awhile.

@Guitarzoom

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and subscribing, Thomas! :-) Make sure to tune in today at 4 PM Pacific for Steve's FREE Live Theory Session 3 of 5: Understanding the Major Scale and Its Chords. Here's the link: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aGyC0aqGmJXLfrQ.html Hope to see you there, and no matter what, keep playing! - Mike from GuitarZoom P.S. Want more music theory? Check out Steve’s best-selling course Music Theory For Life ► guitarzoom.com/musictheoryforlife/promo/

Thank you, just thank you. I have watched plenty of tutorials, video lessons and whatnot on the web... but in 5 minutes you proved you are different. I was forced to learn music theory as a kid (was playing piano at the time) and it killed it for me. I taught myself how to play the guitar, but I can only play stuff I've learned by heart. I am confident your simple introductory technique is going to change everything for me, because I just get it, and because it's all about having fun! I had been looking for just that. Again, thank you.

Articulated very well, both musically and verbally

thank you verry much 👏👏👏

awesome

This is awesome, helped me a lot, thanks!

@Guitarzoom

9 ай бұрын

Hi. That's awesome! Glad to know the lesson was helpful. Any questions feel free to ask anytime!

The way you explain things is very complete and thurogh...very helpfull

@Guitarzoom

8 жыл бұрын

+danskpride Hansen Thank you!

very nice great HAPPY NEW YEAR !!!!! :D

Very good.

Great info and and ur an awesome teacher ty for the info

@Guitarzoom

6 жыл бұрын

You are welcome :-) Steve

Very nice

This is what i was looking for...i must say ur the professional guitar teacher...just cant skip without subscribing ur channel...

this guy is good great at teaching guitar.

Hey Steve, you really make learning easy and fun. Some other people out there are kind of dull. But you make learning easy to understand fairly quickly and exciting. Thanks

This will make a good speed building exercise. :)

cool lesson.

This is easy when you do it , not so easy for me but I’m still working on it lol haven’t given up though Steve thanks ! 🎸🎸🎸💥💥💥🎸🎸🎸

Realy ENJOY to see u playing GUITAR . alway imagine one day ,can play as good as you .😓😓😓

Really like this guy, his the best!!!

Great technique! I will definitely be practicing this! I'm really enjoying your videos.

@Guitarzoom

Жыл бұрын

Hi Dan! Thanks for your comment and kind words. Really glad to know you like the videos and they're helpful. Keep up the great work.

I do admit it you are an excellent teacher!

Well done!

@Guitarzoom

3 жыл бұрын

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Wow, last night I played it..... love from India ❤️

Thats awesome

@Guitarzoom

Жыл бұрын

Hi. Thanks for your comment! Glad to know you liked the video and any questions feel free to ask!

Yeah I have to agree - Mr. Stine - you are a great teacher - super helpful - thank you so much!

@Guitarzoom

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Jonathan Knox! Guitarzoom

@jayghale8265

6 жыл бұрын

thats ionian of G

Hi Steve, I absolutely love your approach to teaching. And I've been keeping tune pretty often. I've picked up a guitar, but struggle with where to start. I've played music for over a decade now, mostly on the brass instruments. I have a thorough understanding of modes, melodic/harmonic minors as well, time and keys, etc. If I could even just get a link to something that would help me apply what I know, or some tips, that'd be a huge help. Thanks!

Yeah I've been practicing, and trying to not shift pattern when you end on a down. It takes a lot of practice, but if you force yourself to do it, eventually it comes. Great video! Time to go shred.

amazing sir :) i lke it ...

Beautiful Ibanez you got there.

Great lesson!

@Guitarzoom

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Steve

Really nice lesson! I was also wondering what the model of your Ibanez is. Its pretty nice! Keep up the great lessons!

Well explained in detail, great job (I am a student of you btw)!

Steve is an incredible teacher

@Guitarzoom

2 жыл бұрын

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How Cool Is That ? You're such a good teacher Steve! Thanks for giving us some goals to reach for. Love it Dude ! Keep on Shreddin' !

@Guitarzoom

Жыл бұрын

My pleasure!!

HI; I HAVE TO SAY ; YOU ARE THE BEST OF THE TEACHERS AND VERY INSTRUCTIONAL. YOU ALSO MAKE US VIEWERS SEE YOUR HANDS AND EXPLAIN IN A GREAT VIEWERS DETAIL. LOVE TO LISTEN TO YOUR INSTRUCTIONS. KEEP UP YUOU GRET WORK FOR ALL OF US OUT HERE. THANK YOU--- GREAT TEACHER

great vid mate , no pretentiousness . A welcome change :)

great teacher for sure.. been trying to use my pinky for quite some time now buttttt. man it does not want to cooperate, this exercise should help a bunch.. if not i will find 3 finger lessons..lol

Yep you can ascend doing the same pattern too. All Gilbert-esque runs and moderately easy for how good they sound.

Excellent ! Slow enough for me to catch it all. Some strings I even run both ways! 🙂

@Guitarzoom

8 ай бұрын

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Ur awesome got a new sub

the explanation of the up down between strings has really helped me. What do you do for ascending scales?

Beautiful sir , Llove from Pakistan, pretty cOol pattern, Blessings,

Nice... I've been self learner on guitar. U know just pick up music on hearing, but most of solo has extremely fast part where i cant even recognize which sounds play. But learning dif kind of techniques will help me to understand what they playing without picking up each sound. Thx bro ^_^

@APE_FIST

8 жыл бұрын

Same here

Huge Respect From Nepal You Are Outstanding Teacher...✌

@Guitarzoom

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Deepu Steve

I'm a proacastonator. I have the Ultimate steve stine lesson collection downloaded from Utube! your voice is easy to listen to and you explain things simply and slowly. I will study them! I just started on bobby 'Crispy 60 rock licks. I like it I only wish he would say what key the licks are in so too play with a backing track!

More great stuff! I love it. What model of Ibanez guitar is that?