An hour ago I was just wondering how to do this, then I check KZread and here's Carl being the god he is.

@GuitarLessons365

7 жыл бұрын

Ha... Thanks man, really glad I could be there for ya. :)

I really dig this lesson because Carl understands how I tense up when I try to pick up tempo. I'd stumbled upon speed bursts myself a while ago while practicing arpeggios. I'd just throw in triplets every once in a while and then went back to eighth notes. My hand and brain didn't freak out and made the transition smoothly (which really surprised me). Then I didn't practice arpeggios for a while and forgot how useful the technique of speed bursts worked. Now I'm going to be using these bursts all the time. In learning to trust muscle memory and my ability to improvise, I'm progressing as a guitarist.

I've been looking on how to use metronome..man you helped a lot compare to other video I've found

Carl is THE ONLY guitar teacher on KZread! Thank you Carl!

Hi from Barcelona! Thank you so much for this valuable lesson! Subscribed!!

Why I have never thought about it first? This tip is brilliant. Thank you!

This was so so so helpful.Thank you so much.

Carl is big daddy of all the teachers. I got what i was looking for so long Thanks again for the wonderful lesson.🌟 I never forget to like your videos 🥰

Digging the lesson, thanks! We upload new metronome tempos every single day if you want any other tempos when practicing!

Thanks for this class!

thank you very much for this lesson . it`s very useful :)

Hey Carl you've helped me and many others to become good guitar players i appriciate every tuttorial you do it helps everyone alot like i cant tell you how much you help people the only thing i can tell you is that you rock and you should keep on rocking!! May you do a lesson for A7x nightmare maybe next time like just the intro and if it gets alot of likes and people want more you could do the whole song just like hail to the king because as you say no point to make a lesson of a certain song if no body wants to learn it you just spend time and effort! ill be glad if you do it! Even if you dont just keep uploadi videos man you rock!

@GuitarLessons365

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the continued support Saske. I will definitely look into doing more A7x songs.

@TheSaske85

7 жыл бұрын

GuitarLessons365 wohaaa man your reply just made my day! Once again love your vids!

You’re the man. Honestly.

Thank you very much for a lesson sir..

GuitarLessons365 amazing videos! Your the only KZreadr I watch for song lessons!

@GuitarLessons365

7 жыл бұрын

+Will Guitar awesome! Thanks will!

@zippierbog1311

7 жыл бұрын

No problem! I will continue to watch your videos. Your an amazing guitarist!

great lesson!

Great lesson I always appreciate your uploads. A lesson on Van Halen- Top of the world would be awesome

Great lesson! I am using this to get my down picking down

@GuitarLessons365

7 жыл бұрын

Great! Let me know how it works for you!

Carl! Really appreciate your lessons that touches on the topic of metronome. Playing on time with the aid of a metronome isn't touched enough in online lessons! It'll be really cool if you could give a lesson on how to count and play on time in a blues context when microbends and certain phrasing makes it harder to count as opposed to playing scalar lines.

@GuitarLessons365

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah for that type of playing it is more about feeling the pulse of the beat than focusing on how each beat is subdivided. I know what you mean though when it comes to music styles that are a lot less more mechanical.

Best lesson ever.. 👍

Another Awesome video 👍

@GuitarLessons365

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you Stephen!

Great videos man ! I just got into Metal, it would be awesome if you made a video about how to get a metal sound and wich distortion pedal/tube screamer to buy. I'm just getting started and don't now much about this stuff (hell I don't even know if I should use the neck or bridge pickup). keep up the good work man :) !!!

@pardosbf4623

4 жыл бұрын

You probably know now but use the bridge pickup

Great video! Thumb up for METALLICA - DAMAGE INC

Thx a lot bro 🤘

This is great for practicing the fast guitar lick near the start of Don't stop believing

Carl!!!! you just saved millions of lives...I think speed burst is the only way to achieve maximum speed..I think I should give it an hour or two everyday.Thanks

Great job man!! Keep going!!

@GuitarLessons365

7 жыл бұрын

I certainly will Gianfranco. Thanks!

Best teacher.

Gonna try this. Been playing for a while and recently noticed how sloppy I sound XD hopefully this will clean it up!

Thank you.

Thank you 🙏

This really helped me thanks

@GuitarLessons365

7 жыл бұрын

No problem Sam, glad I could help.

Thank you

thank you

how do you choose between 4 notes per beat or 2 notes per beat. For general speed lick do you choose 4?

Thanks

hey great video as usual! I subbed to your other channel as well!

@GuitarLessons365

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Rohan, sometimes it is hard for people to know that I have two channels. Glad you found both!

This is really cool idol

hi carl can u pliz do a lesson video of eric johnson SRV...

thank you man u make great vids

@GuitarLessons365

7 жыл бұрын

I'll keep making them if you keep watching them! :) Thanks!

@germanefficiency5090

7 жыл бұрын

for sure :)

Hey Carl, I'm looking to get into lead guitar and I can play some fast stuff on the rythem side like holy wars but I don't really know where to start and I have a little trouble with getting my fret hand up to speed. A good example of that is actually holy wars, I had trouble with the triplets in the beginning putting it down is easy but when I have to go backwards I have trouble. Any tips to help me out. Thanks and keep up with the videos they are great.

@johnmeeks1020

7 жыл бұрын

+GuitarLessons365

What guitar does he use?

Hey Carl! Can you make some Opeth lessons?

@GuitarLessons365

7 жыл бұрын

Sure if enough people want to see it I will teach anything.

@guitarshredder3380

7 жыл бұрын

Do it

@ax_el_alvarez

7 жыл бұрын

Do it please!!

@mysterybotts

5 жыл бұрын

Yes do “the moor” or “godheads lament”

@shaeedjony5002

5 жыл бұрын

We all want sir

You are diamond and pearls

What pedal are you using?

solo part of trail of broken heart plz

My method is just to get the fingering for the lick down.. and play it about 1000X over the next few days, usually just watching tv and sitting with my guitar unplugged, relaxed. Repetitions are the key. It's how I learned to play Cliffs of Dover. Most songs don't require that kind of patience but for the ones with the really challenging licks, I'll sometimes spend hours (cumulatively) on one lick. It eventually always comes.

a great tutorial. I just got confused when it came to triplets

Carl can you teach supermassive black hole by muse that would be awesome!

@GuitarLessons365

7 жыл бұрын

For sure!

The man don't lie, use short bursts in the beginning. Even with a scale, just do one or two strings and it does trick the mind into doing it with some accuracy.

can u plz make a video lesson on trail of broken heart by DragonForce

Parisienne Walkways got 1000 likes and there isn't a part 2.. thx for the lessons!

Muito bom mesmo. "Portuguese"

@flyme2themoon720

4 жыл бұрын

Speaking of Portuguese...Nuno Rocks!!!

its abit hard to time bends with metronome if that makes sense, got advice people?

You know Carl, it'd be cool if you started making videos about what to treat your guitar with. I see you move all over your Strat like its nothin'. But when I play my SG vs the Strat there's a huge difference in moving all around the fretboard. So, I was hoping you could post a video of some things to put on the fretboard (like oil) to slide around better. Keep up the great videos! : )

@GuitarLessons365

7 жыл бұрын

+TechRich0103 9 Hey Tech! I actually don't put anything on my guitar except new strings! :)

@andrewrichardson3135

7 жыл бұрын

Ok Thanks! One other thing, do you think you could post some of you song patches online? I really dig those tones you have!

Carl i thought you said it was clicking at 425 bpm at first lol. I was like WHAT?! When did 425 bpm become so easy lol.

ey videos er zoom ta kibabe korsen vai

you're doing God's work my man

@GuitarLessons365

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks a bunch for the support Fazeel!

I totally understand the looseness it’s like I wanna squeeze my hand harder when I go faster

@seanconsack2786

4 жыл бұрын

Josh Collins . Josh , using a metronome will help with that a lot. I teach guitar. Speed is a by-product of good technique and control. Push yourself until it feels uncomfortable and than back it off a bit. Your hand will get loose in no time.

@FaintUnicycle98

4 жыл бұрын

sean consack aye I appreciate the reply and yea I get lazy on the metronomr

0:48 Is there really anything in your style of playing that you find difficult?

Hi carl!

@GuitarLessons365

7 жыл бұрын

Hey Fish!

8 finger tapping lesson?

@GuitarLessons365

7 жыл бұрын

I used to do that quite a bit decades ago but it would be pretty impossible at this point because of my classical guitar nails preventing me from tapping properly. Wish I could because it was fun to do.

@anejo333

7 жыл бұрын

Dave Celentano? I had a book that he wrote did 8 finger tapping.

PLEASE ANYBODY ENLIGHTEN ME WITH YOUR WISDOM . what is the main criteria to increase metronome speed , if someone could play 16 notes with ease at a particular tempo then increase the speed ? Is this a right theory to GO about ???

As a struggling musician, I don't feel comfortable with an auto pay setup. How do I post a ? $$10 or $50 contribution and not become on the "AUTOPAY" list? I'm sure I'll make more contributions however the amounts will change depending on my $ situation! THX! CARL ROCKS!!!

@GuitarLessons365

7 жыл бұрын

Ah man that is awesome thanks so much for the support! You can Paypal me a one-time donation from this link www.paypal.me/GUITARLESSONS365 You rock man!

@roderickpatterson5218

7 жыл бұрын

Wish I could send you some of my songs. Marty Peters critiqued one of my songs in his "Reader's Tapes" / Recording Magazine segment. Not tooting my own horn but he said, and I quote "Vitamin Chew is in the mold of E Johnson/J. Satriani " His summation said " Your chops are as good as any we've heard" Yet I still learn so much from your easy going lessons! ! 😊

@GuitarLessons365

7 жыл бұрын

That is cool. Do you have any of your music available on the internet? I would be glad to give it a listen. :)

@roderickpatterson5218

7 жыл бұрын

I need to get some on KZread! But I have no video. I may be able to send it via messenger on Facebook? Whats your FB address? Oh, Jimmy Herring was my instructor @ GIT/AIM90. Your lessons are like Valium LMAO!

@roderickpatterson5218

7 жыл бұрын

All I have is a smartphone!

this is above my ability but its interesting

@GuitarLessons365

7 жыл бұрын

Nah, you can do anything with this type of practice not just super advanced licks. It could be a simple chord change or whatever. Try to come up with your own exercises using it. :)

@XALTEREGO1

7 жыл бұрын

yeah im sure im still trying to use a metronome considering I've only been playing about a month now , trying to learn what ever I can on my own

is that a music man cutlass your playing ? with active pick ups ? nice sound

@GuitarLessons365

7 жыл бұрын

Nah it is a Sterling by Musicman JP100 upgraded with the John Petrucci Luquifire pickups. Not active pickups. :)

You can get better at guitar without a metronome. You can also work on an engine without a wrench...it's just dumb.

Practice very very slow

from 4:06 your always a bit off. really bad timing.