Anthrax - 0:24 -Strumming lesson - 1:23 ---Riff lesson - 4:52 ---Riff half speed - 6:57 Metallica - 7:31 -Gallop lesson - 7:47 ---Riff lesson - 9:14 ---Riff half speed - 11:10 Slayer - 11:49 -Reverse gallop lesson - 12:05 ---Riff lesson - 13:16 ---Riff half speed - 15:35 Megadeth - 16:11 -Alternate picking lesson - 16:26 ---Riff lesson - 17:48 ---Riff half speed - 19:15 Lamb of God - 19:54 ---Riff lesson - 20:14 ---Riff half speed - 22:49 Great stuff in this lesson for sure.

@DC-yb7qd

9 жыл бұрын

Hell yeah

@jmr_ancjs

9 жыл бұрын

awesome

@aaronmcbryer3980

9 жыл бұрын

Damn straight!

@doom-mantia

8 жыл бұрын

+Ohsnapzdawg The internet needs more people like you

@soldierbreakneck771

8 жыл бұрын

+Ohsnapzdawg thx dude)

"Matallaca anthrax magadath and slaya"

@buddneusma6724

8 жыл бұрын

Commented someone with a profile picture of a Master Of Puppets shirt

@YassineBoulfiham

8 жыл бұрын

+GloryDouble7198 good story, man...

@smmate1438

8 жыл бұрын

+GloryDouble7198 dude you have a Metallica pic and everytime I see you comment about Metallica it's always hate, it makes no sense to me

@smmate1438

8 жыл бұрын

+GloryDouble7198 sorry bro your comments must've come off wrong to me, usually on KZread whenever someone says something negative about Metallica it's hate so I was confused. I'm not a Muslim or brand fan either or anything lol, I love metal and especially Metallica, sorry bout that though

@buddneusma6724

8 жыл бұрын

everyone chill, and enjoy the good music the matallaca anthrax magadath and slaya provide us with! rock on brothers! \m/

I like frash motal too...

@BlackMetalRebellion

5 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha

@silverline7608

3 жыл бұрын

😹

@97223k

3 жыл бұрын

Says the one with an acdc profile pic

@Swollenspot

3 жыл бұрын

@@97223k hahahaha u got mad?

@roopwind

3 жыл бұрын

@@97223k search Scott Ian Malcolm Young here on youtube if you don't see the connection/influence of AC/DC on thrash...

Damn that guitar looks so healthy.

@lizardperson2293

10 жыл бұрын

what's the name of guitar?

@lizardperson2293

10 жыл бұрын

Chris Davidson oh thank you, but do you the exact model? and whether it is good for beginners or not ? :)

@bogoid

10 жыл бұрын

Chris Davidson 600 guitars? holy shit!

@lizardperson2293

10 жыл бұрын

give me one of your 600 guitars lol xD

@alfreddpenziworth1443

10 жыл бұрын

Chris Davidson If you really knew anything about guitars, you'd be able to tell that it's an ESP and not an ESP LTD. Please sit down.

Best thrash lesson I've ever seen.

The demonstrations in this video are very well done. I really like the multiple passes and how patient he is with his teachings. Not all of are experts yet and he is easy to follow for us learning players.

I cannot take my eyes off those little charming skulls, mate

@philfoster2246

5 жыл бұрын

That's my guitar 🤟

@derekb6728

5 жыл бұрын

@@philfoster2246 what kind of guitar is it????

"thrash metal riff of destruction" love it~

I LOYKE YOUR STOYL !

I was in the mosh pits when the thrash movement exploded - I saw Metallica as an opening act, if that tells you anything. The thing that I LOVED(and still do) about thrash was the emphasis - or 'featuring', if you will - of RHYTHM guitar. Yeah, there are crazy leads too, but a lead is like a flavoring, whereas the rhythm is the entire meal. I'd much rather hear a chunky riff than a fiddly lead any day.

This is not only the best thrash lesson I’ve seen but also perhaps the best beginner lesson for someone wanting to play metal. Incredible.

Brilliant. It really helped me a lot, specially with your picking explanations. Greetings from Buenos Aires and great job!

Listen to that punchy, bass-y tone! I vote this guy has the best metal sound - you can hear all the notes, the signal stays clean, the chords aren't muddy, and the riffs have the kick to stand up to the drums; way to go!

3:00 Ohh don't gotta worry about my forearm stazzing out. Button mashing a controller my whole life has prepared me for this. XD

Thank you for this great lesson, Martin (and Guitar World).

Nice man simple to the point no showing off. I wish everyone would teach like this!

the song is: Anthrax - Caught in a Mosh

I’m back again. This is the best galloping practice I’ve found

That's really cool AND easy. Nice little set of riffs to add to my arsenal. Thanks!

Much appreciating a guitarist who speaks rhythm in the lingo of drummers.

Lamb of God, Pantera, and other groove/death metal bands are completely inspired by thrash. Thrash is the reason why death metal even exists. Genre elitists everywhere.

@aungyelin959

5 жыл бұрын

hari haran thrash metal is the beginning of extreme metal....

@calciferblack2409

4 жыл бұрын

Doesn't Venom pre-date all of that though?

@BloodyArmourKnight

2 жыл бұрын

We are here for the metal, no matter what genre.

@wumbomandlx

13 күн бұрын

​@@aungyelin959Thrash Metal has changed SO much, it's weird.

Fresh Metal! hahah ;D

@jonatabarbosademelo8784

10 жыл бұрын

hahahhahahahhh

@VoVikMakaR

10 жыл бұрын

Fresh metal style 00:07

@chillkayaklife8667

10 жыл бұрын

Vladimir Makarov more like rash metal?

@jonatabarbosademelo8784

10 жыл бұрын

o sotaque dele eh engraçado d mais :D

Dude! thank you for this video! I followed all your instructions and learned all the riffs very quickly, Great Teacher!

So many important details explained here. Awesome video

Alternating picking can be real challenging for me when I want to play at different speeds, I just lose my momentum all the time.

Gain on full?!! Oh-kaaay...

@bobu5213

4 жыл бұрын

Ikr hahahah, not great for metalcore

Thanks for the lesson. I enjoyed it, and will keep working at it.

Really great lesson.....this guy is an awesome teacher!

Can you have more of a British accent?

@RideTheMovie

8 жыл бұрын

+Kyurox That's should be my comment! :D

@theconqueror8687

8 жыл бұрын

Lol!\m/Martin Goulding IS British\m/He plays with British Prog-Tech Metal band Linear Sphere\m/And he teaches guitar too via Guitar Techniques mag!\m/AWESOME guitar mag..covers alot of styles/genres from classical,folk,blues,jazz,rock to metal\m/\m/\m/

1st year playing guitar it is a struggle and pain.

@jimb8695

9 жыл бұрын

nicolas vignon No pain no gain.

@donquixote356

9 жыл бұрын

1 year isn't enough, try at least 2 or 3 years more :)

@lukeblumell5791

9 жыл бұрын

nicolas vignon I started about 5 months ago and I'm already playing green day and blink 182!

@DLTA64

9 жыл бұрын

Luke Blumell bwahaha i know babies that can play those hah add about 1.5 years and maybe you'll be playing Holy Wars.

@arunharidas8317

9 жыл бұрын

Joe Roz truth

An Awesome lesson. Really captured the styles of the different bands. Love the riffs. Thanks alot :)

WOW, this guy is really versatile, both proggressive and thrash videos REALLY got me!!!!!

I love Megadeth's style. Just wished I could play it. Its so hard >_

@diegohorta7770

9 жыл бұрын

Not really. Try something like angry again. or kill the king. If you listen to the song over and over again, it always helps when your going to learn it c:

@BabyBoeingGaming

9 жыл бұрын

RaidGamingHD It's not that bad, just start slowly and work your way up

@beetlesazer

8 жыл бұрын

+RaidGamingHD It's Easy if you're a musician

@BlakeMullens

8 жыл бұрын

+Barry Dompor Nobody can play Megadeth stuff when they're first starting out playing guitar.

Why do Metal fans always ignore Kreator?.....In my opinion they should be a part of the big 4.My big 4 are Tallica,Megadeth and Slayer....Millie's riffs are unique and awesome too.

i been playing guitar for about 6 years and his little tips just helped me; i knew about what he been talking about but he described it so i can easily understand those techniques

You've got amongst the best teaching techniques & ppint of view on KZread.

Daiv Mosteen? :D

That Metallica-inspired riff was awesome.

@diegolatorre6793

9 жыл бұрын

Megadeth's was so much better though :v

@NICKWAPPERER117

9 жыл бұрын

There's always an annoying megadeth elitist nearby when metallica is mentioned. Both riffs were awesome.

@benjimusicandgamimg9773

9 жыл бұрын

As much as I like Megadeth, Most of the "Megadeth elitists" are kiddies who just stopped listening to Slipknot a day ago to try and seem like a hardcore metalhead.

@diegolatorre6793

8 жыл бұрын

Dude, did you just give a speech for my comment? You just lost the internet battle, bruh.

@toad15fan

7 жыл бұрын

Gaddafi Duck Slipknot is amazing though and don't lie they have some great songs even if you try and look cool by "hating" on them.

Awesome licks man!

Thank you sir....thanks for slowing it down......Fantastic

MEGAAADDDEEETHHHHHH

"Slaya" lol

@Abdullahh95

10 жыл бұрын

British hater! haha...

@Globalsourcer

10 жыл бұрын

ai doun´t think saou ;)

Have to say this guy is the best instructor for a couple of months, great playing and explanation

im playing the guitar for quiet some time now and i wanted to try playing metal. this video has been very helpful, since u have the basics and many examples here. good video. thank you!!!

Jeff used the hell outa his forearm.

@TheGuitarfreak2011

10 жыл бұрын

Hello ^^

@Blackwinged131

10 жыл бұрын

Yeah. But who can say he was a precise guitarist?

@scramm415

9 жыл бұрын

me too!

@RealDeathMetalLover

9 жыл бұрын

Dude your teaching videos of thrash are great!

@abandonedaccount7810

9 жыл бұрын

Andres Turco i know right I just need to convince my parents to buy me a guitar any advice

The best is the slayer like riff

@ginodaly5274

10 жыл бұрын

Hell yeah!!

@Ohsnapzdawg

10 жыл бұрын

I almost think it sounds better played slow

@cactuz116

7 жыл бұрын

Ohsnapzdawg It's he heavier when it's slower yeah?

I love how you go over the absolute basics of playing a guitar like how to place your hand and then jump straight into really fast riffs. I think there's been a mix-up of two universally different lessons on either end of the spectrum :P

awesome lesson...clear, relevant and extremely helpful :)

Talk more about the left forearm bracelets. I think were missing a critical nuance.

@moshpit199

8 жыл бұрын

+Tim Carter That is the funniest fucking comment yet. \m/\m/

@itowedin

8 жыл бұрын

+moshpit199 Thanks. I almost commented on the skull inlays.

52 people accidentally hit disike

really great lesson it shows all the different sounds of Thrash

Its extremly good man. Do a lot of like this. Like.

Playing thrash metal with "1and2and3and..."??? Fuck that. If you can't feel the rhythm, don't even try.

@RaderizDorret

10 жыл бұрын

I would explain that breaking it down and counting the beats until you get it internalized helps make one a tighter player, but then I probably would be talking over your head.

@karenc84121

Жыл бұрын

I like his teaching one and two and a. Me a beginner, has to start at the beginning. Learn correctly and accurately. Some day it will be fast and tight for the right tempo

This guy gave terrible advice for EQ. If you want a bedroom tone then listen to what he said. If you want a decent tone: Turn the gain down from full until it sounds just a little too clean, then bring it back up just a little bit. I start with my bass turned all the way down and turn it up until it starts to really add balls to the low end, too much more and it becomes boomy. My midrange I try to keep cranked up, this is where most of your definition is as a guitar player, learn to love mids. I turn them up until they're a little too loud and then bring them back down just a bit. Highs I like to adjust by playing a full open E chord with the treble turned all the way down, and I turn it up until I can clearly hear the high notes when I strum the chord.

@theconqueror8687

8 жыл бұрын

Depends on whether you're into a very heavy rock/metal rhythm guitar sound,or if you prefer a much more 'rounder' mid-rich tone :)When I'm playing rock or metal rhythms/riffs,I usually use scooped sound..But when I switch to rock/metal lead guitarplaying or shred,I will increase the mids.It works with my Jackson with EMGs 81-85.\m/

@garyhundsrucker5430

7 жыл бұрын

Shannon DeLorme I want that guitar though!I looked at their site but it must be a custom job for him!

@kdchrm

7 жыл бұрын

The Conqueror, all in all it really depends on the context in a given mix. Genre doesn't matter so much as occupying the proper Hz range in the band setting. This may also require a different EQ pattern for recording vs playing a show. Obviously this is more of a general guideline than a hard rule, Dimebag used scooped mids and it worked in Pantera. But as a lone guitar tone it mostly sounded like shit, the soul all comes from his playing and style. However in most live situations scooping the mid-range in your guitar is going to bury it under the bass/kick drum and the hi-hats.

@kdchrm

7 жыл бұрын

Gary Hundsrucker I was thinking it's just an older model, but you might be right about the custom. Looks like the M-II with a slanted single coil in the neck instead of the usual humbucker.

@marcusdavies4069

6 жыл бұрын

he is talking about the rhythm sound which with these settings will be awful for lead work but thats the setting alot thrasher did use during the 80s

you're a great teacher Martin....thank you

you sir, have an amazing pick

DO NOT SCOOP YOUR MIDS thats the worst thing ever

@AnnihilaticJC

10 жыл бұрын

Lots of metal bands (including metallica) scoops their mid quite a bit. not a whole lot, but definitely not boosted in their mid range. so i guess its quite flat which is considered "scooped" to some people. for me i just max out all my eq for that sweet brown sound by evh

@takingdaggers

10 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Most actually boost their mids. It's all about getting it right where it sounds awesoeme.

@MetalMarauder

10 жыл бұрын

John Schiermeister Untrue. Most professionals don't scoop their mids because it makes it hard for the guitar to be heard past the bass and drums.

@Mikeyprs21

10 жыл бұрын

Metal Marauder ^ indeed, some people do forget that the guitar is a mid-ranged instrument - so live-wise play to it's strength, don't weaken it! recording wise, it's not quite so bad - but still need to be careful with it.

@kornklone

9 жыл бұрын

It works fine for rhythm playing and it can be great, but in leads there is just no way to play without mids. Just like Martin said

This lesson is great, and the technique is brilliant, but that tone is not conducive to teaching this style well. Your really don't want the gain all the way up, and you should really up the treble and use SOME mids, otherwise you get a flubbery and limp sound.

Amazing perficet and so great , That is you . I had to follow your lessons .

Holy shit this lesson is so in-depth, really well done

Never set the gain on full that is a terrible idea.

@TheRosswise

9 жыл бұрын

***** A lot of amps, if you turn the gain up all the way everything gets really fizzy.

@TMinozaJ

8 жыл бұрын

wise words for all situations in life

@sundigest1121

7 жыл бұрын

only if you wanna play black metal

Jeez! Loads of these beginner guitar lessons give way to much attention to tiny fine tuning details before even explaining the basic technique! 5 minutes of how to use your wrist? Just tell people how to play the damn riff, then refine the technique!

@Endsmouth1349

9 жыл бұрын

I've always had the same issue with instructional lessons dating way back to the 90s. Some of them start off slow enough, but then you are bombarded with 4 years of theory.

i have to say this is a real how to play video... nice work martin. its not just the how to do it but also how can you do it with alot of explanation..

Excellent lesson martin!

Nice licks - Love the Thrash!

MAN.. YOU R AWESOME..

Hi. Really great exercise. Learnig this since 2 days, now I'm at the 3rd part. I come from the accoustic guitar, singer songwriter such things so I never used power chords. Think this exercise is perfect when you are already an accoustic guitar player with no much experience in metal guitar. Hope it will be my introduction to this :-) Thanks a lot and greatings from germany!

wow this is a really good quality video, this guy really knows what he's talking about for the most part.

Awesome lessons !!! Cheers mate 🎸 👍🏽

More Martin Goulding please!

yeah, both are my favorite brands for metal.

Rythm Guitar Styles/Techniques: 07:20 James Hetfield 11:40 Jeff Hanneman 16:05 "Daiv Mosteen" 19:40 Will Adler

best vid on metal so far

example #5 is a little tricky. have been working on the alternate picking. seems like it would be easier if i got that down the finger work is cool to play though. any advice on getting alternate picking down smoother?

Taught me a lot, thanks!

Thanks Martin for the tips. Rocking that shit right now.

Kinda funny to think that I figured out how to play like this mostly on my own! There were tabs back then but not too much of these nifty instruction vids hehe :)

VERY GOOD GUITAR TEACHER !!! THANKS !!!

I have an ESP, it is probably one of the greatest guitars I have played, I definitely recommend it!

I could listen to him all day long!

those are some very usefull tips ! thank you !

Great lesson!!! I love it!! Thank you!!!

Awesome Video! I didn´t exactly play your riffs, but I got about 10 self-made riffs, while i was listening to you haha ^^

Finally, a Guitar World guitar that has been cleaned and polished! Paul's guitars are usually so covered with grime and finer prints that it's hard to see the natural beauty of the instrument. This looks so good! Makes me want to buy one!. Presentation is everything in metal.

Finally Guitar World is uploading good videos again

Pretty cool lesson...thanks 🤘

This lesson kicks ass!!!!

Thank you so much. I am praticing a lot....

can someone explain the amp settings he explained at the beginning in terms that someone new can understand? Thanks

Does anyone know what amp and settings were used for this? i really like the tone.

Damn good lesson!!

I love everysingle guitar this man has.

Are there any videos out there for intermediate metal players. Seriously I don't need to know how to palm mute every time. I don't need to know how to crank my bass and treble to get a "metal tone"

He pretty much nailed each style to the band perfectly.

That is some monstrous tone.

I just found this lesson, great stuff and great teaching, just my speed. However, my gallop is weak. Again, great job, thanks.

Good stuff. Thanks.

martin is the best !!!!

I tried to do that thing where you incorparate the forearm into the note picking and it seems to be the reason why I ended up breaking 4 strings on my guitar over the course of a month. Before that I had only ever broken 1 guitar string in over a year.

i think this is the cleanest black guitar's body I have ever seen - nice playing