Thanks for watching! Download the backing track and tabs here: bit.ly/31CJSdf

@lefterisraptopoulos6317

4 жыл бұрын

Can we have a sequence with 5 or 7 notes per beat?

Great lesson David, thank you. Years ago I was taught, due to always dropping my pick, to drill a small hole in the center of the pick and I have not dropped a pick ever since. I used a drill press, but have also held the pick with a pair of pliers and drilled the pick. Works like magic...

it's the speed part that i need to work on , not so much to worry about the picks, and my guitar neck being an Ibanez works great with this type of lesson, great lesson, really helps develops your alternative picking and speed,

YEAH lots more lead guitar videos with tons of tabs for us! Thanks!!

Needed this, thank you man.

sequence 3 is awesome!!! 5 is pretty cool too

Love the intro piece you're playing. DO A LESSON ON THAT! Please.

BS"D Thank you David! You are too kind to us! This is fabulous! (As usual). Waiting for the second album...

Wow this is easier than it sound, what a hack! Love it man!

Hi David great work as usual Thanks bro

I was originally taught to pick with the pick turned sideways. An ol' bluegrass man taught me that it was "flat-picking", instead of the alternate picking we all call it today. That man is the reason behind me learning how to alternate pick at all, which lead to me actually being a guitar player. So thank you. RIP Jesse Aldridge And thank you David, for a fine lesson.

@michaelcraig9449

4 жыл бұрын

What exactly does "Flatpicking mean anyway? No one seems to really know!

Really tasty into David!

Awsome technique and great content! The sequences are very familiar to me :)

new subs here ! thanks for the lesson man !

Wow, that's fast! You're flexing here!

i've told you this before, and nothing's changed - you're a shredder bro. i'm taking a stab at this next one... you're a canuck, eh hoser lol? take off bob & doug lol. anyway nice touch taking us behind the scenes there as you *flub* the 16/trips. that last pattern betrays your fondness for the metal. good good shhhtuff.

1. 3:20 2. 3:36 3. 5:57 4. 9:24 5. 12:05 notese que Wallimann es adicto a la digitacion 1-3-4, pequeño detalle que tal vez ayude

@ljr8819

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for that man

I'll never be a fast player, but it was fun to watch and dream!

@jmc6326

3 жыл бұрын

I always thought that too homie, but you can do it! The biggest thing is to eliminate any extra/motion. Make sure your pick isnt deeper in the strings than it needs to be, and just keep plugging at it. You got this!

Excellent David....Can I clone your musical brain? You may it look so easy and play so great!

How exactly does this help? I am trying to learn to really shred, play fast and smooth lead guitar.. I have played a long time but have not conquered playing super fast lead guitar

Liked. Hy.Could you show some repeat licks? short licks in loop. Thanks.

I use a paper punch to punch a round hole in my picks. This way the skin from your first finger and thumb are touching each other. You still can turn the pick any you wish if you don't want to use the pointy end and you'll never drop your picks any more

@antma9028

4 жыл бұрын

Top idea, gunna try it!!

Really enjoyed - why not let us know when/where you may be playing live

@Wallimann

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!’ I don’t play live anymore at the Lomé t, but will let you know!

I've slowed the first run down to 25%. Was still too fast. Gonna be back in a year or two...

@decept1k919

3 жыл бұрын

how's the progress?

Why do the 4th and 5th sequences sound like legato despite being alternate picked?

Im here to know what is sequence tehnique from video alip_ba_ta goodfather theme song cover...🤔

First 3 were cheesy but very good warm ups in my opinion. Others are really kickass and really gives a good perspective. Thank you so much! I like the vids when you get the Burnt Maple Leaf Cu24 because I have the exact same! Of course as always PRS gives the souls to the wood, so even the exact guitars look different and unique. I will practice them regularly, thanks!

@ljr8819

Жыл бұрын

Cheesy to intermediate or pro players maybe ?

Good lesson but always leave out the reason the thumb twitches 😉

@Wallimann

4 жыл бұрын

The secret will remain! ;)

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Every Guitar Player?

@dankay7982

4 жыл бұрын

Yes. If you can't shred 16th triplets you are not allowed to call yourself a guitarist. Stevie T. would call you guifakist. All the best A guifakist who struggles even with 8th notes...

@SaintFredrocks

4 жыл бұрын

Live or dead.

Your background music is annoying..lol

Well - this is 5% lesson and 95% showing off.

@Guitarisforgrins

4 жыл бұрын

I think you had 5% paying attention.