Omg it’s amazing🤯 How long you’ve been playing guitar?
@RedBreadRedemption10 күн бұрын
Thank you, and I’ve been playing just over 5 years.
@RealTostig11 күн бұрын
Nice fucking job! 🔥🔥🔥
@thebestzonkey11 күн бұрын
I dont even know the song your covering, but regardless, THAT WAS AWESOME
@RedBreadRedemption11 күн бұрын
Thanks dude. Very worth checking out Sylosis if you’re into thrashy death metal. They’ve got some amazing guitar work in their songs.
@IAmInYourWallz13 күн бұрын
Sounds sooo good! I really liked 0:17, the order of the notes had quite a fun sound to it 😊
@troysaylors217726 күн бұрын
Definitely has a satriani/Zappa sound👍
@Shadow-yh4djАй бұрын
It feels satisfying to be the 100th subscriber of the most talented guitar player I've come across
@RedBreadRedemptionАй бұрын
Wow, thank you so much dude, that's possibly the nicest comment I've had on any video yet!
@NateRiversforReverАй бұрын
Nice shirt and nice channel name
@ronipynnonen6997Ай бұрын
pls learn music theory thats fuckd
@user-jq9jo5rd1zАй бұрын
Bro need to work out. Too skinny
@thedashdown7283Ай бұрын
Big advice you will regret not following, play slower songs / dont rush (you will not get good when you only play fast, you get good when starting slow, like i have seen with your tapping sweeping progress), analyze what kind of chord progression, dont just play random arpeggios just to show of / when you dont know what to play , get more relaxed in both of your arms (use your wrist to pick instead), dont learn from TABS (tabs is the noob way of learning, it teaches you nothing about what kind of notes and key signature you are playing), and i believe that bernth does not have great exercises for guitar, and last pro tip learn techniques that you will actually use and not these shit techniques that bernth gives out as an "great exercises".
@RedBreadRedemptionАй бұрын
I’m not sure what techniques you’re suggesting given that all the ones I work on are those I regularly need to use. As far as this solo goes, I wasn’t just winging it with random notes, I took my time to work out each section and wasn’t just playing stuff to ‘show off’ as you put it. I’m not saying it’s the best solo in the world and there are definitely issues with timing which I’m actively trying to work on, but I was taking the progression into account as much as possible. I don’t pick with my arm either. I use my wrist and adjust my arm height as I move through the strings to keep my hand level with them.
@pamelakim1927Ай бұрын
Hey man! I really admire your progress. I was wondering if you would ever make any tutorials on what your guitar journey looked like as well as what type of exercises you do to practice? I want to get into playing but I dont jnow how to make a solid routine for improvement, maybe you could lend some help?
@RedBreadRedemptionАй бұрын
Hey mate. I’ve not really thought about making any videos on this, I’m not amazing at teaching guitar and even worse at trying to demonstrate things on camera. As far as advice and stuff goes, the main thing I can recommend is to just be consistent with how you practice and practice regularly. I’ve used a lot of different exercises over the time I’ve played and tend to rotate these around a bit to prevent them getting too stale. It kinda depends on where you are with your progress and what things you want to focus on improving. For technical stuff I normally have a selection of different licks and pieces for each different technique that I’ll practice for about 5-10 minutes each before moving on to the next one. If you want exercises to practice then check out Ben Eller, Justin Hombach, or Bernth as they have a tonne of those. You could also join Bradley Hall’s Patreon to get access to his Discord server which I’m also in, there’s a really nice community of us there who will gladly help you work out what you want to do and try to narrow it down to a more concrete regime. Hope that helps?
@irwanannas8139Ай бұрын
Very nice😊
@newatlantis21212 ай бұрын
Perfect title which defines you most accurately !
@madwolf86152 ай бұрын
You like shirts lol
@RedBreadRedemption2 ай бұрын
Yeah... I have too many metal t-shirts haha
@hjr24503 ай бұрын
Loosen up.
@RedBreadRedemption3 ай бұрын
Easier said than done while trying to get good take on camera.
@chrisCANguitar3 ай бұрын
Rad
@yoihito3653 ай бұрын
Progresso colossal em, parabens tou completando meus 2 anos em abril mas ainda tenho dificuldades para tocar nightmare do a7x
@craksracing0com3 ай бұрын
insane... i havent gone anywhere in my last 10 years : (
@mranon1233 ай бұрын
Word of advice - consider removing the band from the neck. Yes, it dulls the string noise, but also teaches very bad habits - mainly not muting the strings properly on your own (with combination of both hands). I would only use it once you master your technique, and from the slips (ocassional string noise, missed bends, wrong timing) I'd assume you are still more in a learning phase. You did a good job though, keep at it sir!
@RedBreadRedemption3 ай бұрын
I basically never use it for actually practicing, but it’s a useful tool for recording with to avoid having to do too many takes. I do realise there are some mistakes in this one though, I couldn’t get one take where I didn’t mess something up and this ended up being the best one.
@raygungobrrr3 ай бұрын
Sick progress man
@IAmInYourWallz3 ай бұрын
Sounds amazing per usual!! For this not being in your comfort zone you did so well :)
@dveas_5284 ай бұрын
A lot of people seem to be turned off by this particular number of passages and I can see why: Guthrie is a really, REALLY good example of preferred taste. One of his fav guitarists was Allan Holdsworth god damn it. The only advice I could give to the listeners is not to take Guthrie's music not really as a fixed composition but rather as a journey. This man is an explorer on the instrument than anything else. He is an advocate for validity of all the notes after all even if it means chromatics. Still, it's just my opinion
@Mjdagoattwenty34 ай бұрын
How long did u play everyday and what did u do to improve your guitar skills on each of those days
@RedBreadRedemption4 ай бұрын
It kinda varies, but on an average weekday I'll play about 2 hours a day, though during lockdown I was playing a lot more. On weekends I'll play around 4-6 hours a day depending on what else I've got going on. In terms of doing stuff to improve, usually it's just a case of having a good range of exercises for the different techniques I want to work on, but now I tend to focus a lot on learning stuff which incorporates those different things. The main thing I tend to do though is just pick something hard and drill it until I have it up to speed and clean, then pick something else and repeat.
@danshieldsguitar4 ай бұрын
Dark magic
@Marta1Buck4 ай бұрын
Not his best work.
@COTG6664 ай бұрын
Guthrie Govan is truly amazing. He can play any style, any technique, and do it all perfectly and effortlessly.
@damiengraulvehus88364 ай бұрын
definitely not the best solo he made so far but it's fun ahah (don't say i don't know the level of the beard guy, he is my favorite guitaer player ever and i've seen him live about 20 times)
@newatlantis21212 ай бұрын
If that's the case, you have definetely unheard former guitarists! Just a poor musical culture, no blame in that! Can do better !
@cryptohalloffame4 ай бұрын
hans zimmer works with him, obviously
@davidgrout10564 ай бұрын
Funny how this turns off some commenters. Their brains can’t process music that is both technically dazzling and passionate.
@randyjones2804 ай бұрын
It's like a typewriter. Where's the melodic content? Nothing but chromatic guitar gymnastics and showboat bullshit. Anyone with a little dexterity can do that. I wanna see how your mind processes melody and harmony.
@laferto79544 ай бұрын
The end run is good, the beginning and the middle section suck musically, and yeah I'm a musician myself
@randyjones2804 ай бұрын
That's nothing but chromatic, guitar gymnastics! Melody and harmony aren't present. My brain doesn't process chromatic riffs where Melody and harmony isn't present. Anyone with a little dexterity can do that. You don't even have to think scales, modes and Melody. It's nothing but a finger exercise. I wonder what Bach would think about this when he was writing his chorale ?
@guiluge4 ай бұрын
Technically dazzling is objective, passionate is purely subjective, that's why. I'm in awe with his technical ability, not so much for his compositions.
@kevriley32554 ай бұрын
Mee-ow!!
@randyjones2804 ай бұрын
That says absolutely nothing to me. Guitar gymnastics. Musically uh uh. Thank God for Jeff Beck and Roy Buchanan
@daabangg4 ай бұрын
You're being sarcastic right?
@kevriley32554 ай бұрын
Nope. He isn't. And i totally agree with him. Although Guthrie is ludicrously accomplished, this is just showboating.@@daabangg
@randyjones2804 ай бұрын
thanks t@@kevriley3255
@RedBreadRedemption4 ай бұрын
@@kevriley3255 It's his song and his performance, given the amount of effort and time he's put into his craft he's fully entitled to show off as much as he wants.
@kevriley32554 ай бұрын
@@RedBreadRedemption "Just because you can doesn't mean you should" Anon.
@user-oy4zs5sl1u5 ай бұрын
Nellllyyyyy roccck! Dib Don dab dub bipitypippetypupitawheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyeeeee! NELLLLYYYY ROCKKK! Seriously, guys! These scale jockeys of Nellydom are false gods! Bengt Schpunkson
@Wegetsu4 ай бұрын
Who?
@chrisdenett75935 ай бұрын
the goat👍
@IAmInYourWallz5 ай бұрын
That was so fucking SICKKK 😳 Such a beautiful guitar model, good taste :)
@friedrichwilhelmhufnagel35775 ай бұрын
Malmsteen - Far Beyond The Sun, the Jazz Version
@WilsonPendarvis-tn3wm4 ай бұрын
Malmstien sucks. Believe me, I know what I’m talking about. I saw the piece of shit live.
@slavicobelrus24665 ай бұрын
Nice work. can you do desolate spheres solo
@RedBreadRedemption5 ай бұрын
I've never tried learning it. I could definitely give it a go but it looks a fair bit tougher than this one so it would be a while before I had it up to speed. Working primarily on a Jeff Loomis solo atm which I'm hoping to be the next tough one I cover on here.
@slavicobelrus24665 ай бұрын
@@RedBreadRedemption okay okay cool by Jeff Loomis I want to learn jato unit
@Omnivolv5 ай бұрын
Great work my dude
@boomboy55466 ай бұрын
Mint stuff!!!
@alichamas636 ай бұрын
Complete with blowing hair! Nicely done bro
@RedBreadRedemption6 ай бұрын
Thanks, I had a fan going because it was actually a bit too hot in the room but causing the blowing hair was a happy coincidence haha
@metalex17086 ай бұрын
Very good 🤘🏻
@studentjzy6 ай бұрын
this is awesome! keep it up :)
@erikbaileyguitar6 ай бұрын
That was sick brother, well done
@IAmInYourWallz6 ай бұрын
Your finger work is amazing! I cant get over how sick this video is, well done :) So cool hearing the other guitar parts from you in the back 🤟
@Botanikkubesu6 ай бұрын
Great !!!! Well done !!! I like it !!!
@Its_Joey_M6 ай бұрын
Nicely done man! 🔥🔥🔥
@Cooldude-wh2tk6 ай бұрын
Damn bro, this is some good guitar work! I’m looking to pick up my guitar again, and was just wondering what your typical practice routine would look like?
@RedBreadRedemption6 ай бұрын
Thanks dude. My routine’s changed a bit over the past few years, but it’s been fairly consistent for a while now. I normally start with some warm-up exercises from the Rock Discipline book to get my hands fully stretched out and ready. Then the first thing I always practice is alt picking for about 30 minutes with a focus on different types of pick slanting exercises. I used to have other exercises for working on specific techniques but now I tend to find solos or songs that use those techniques heavily and drill those. For example, at the moment I’m working on Anticosmic Overload by Obscura which is a a great way to practice string skipping and alt picking as well as sweep tapping in the solo. Essentially my approach has always been to pick songs that are too hard and drill them until they’re not anymore and it usually means I’m a better player by the end of it.
@IAmInYourWallz6 ай бұрын
Sounds amazing!!! You play really well :)
@guitaristslair7 ай бұрын
Noice one
@Zeldahol7 ай бұрын
YEAH!!!
@NewLifeWithGuitar7 ай бұрын
This is awesome! I only started learning guitar recently & I'm documenting my entire learning journey on here so this was super motivational!
@RedBreadRedemption7 ай бұрын
Nice one dude, look forward to seeing how you progress.
@NewLifeWithGuitar7 ай бұрын
@@RedBreadRedemption You're very welcome man! And thanks for the great videos you put out.. they're greatly appreciated!
Пікірлер
Omg it’s amazing🤯 How long you’ve been playing guitar?
Thank you, and I’ve been playing just over 5 years.
Nice fucking job! 🔥🔥🔥
I dont even know the song your covering, but regardless, THAT WAS AWESOME
Thanks dude. Very worth checking out Sylosis if you’re into thrashy death metal. They’ve got some amazing guitar work in their songs.
Sounds sooo good! I really liked 0:17, the order of the notes had quite a fun sound to it 😊
Definitely has a satriani/Zappa sound👍
It feels satisfying to be the 100th subscriber of the most talented guitar player I've come across
Wow, thank you so much dude, that's possibly the nicest comment I've had on any video yet!
Nice shirt and nice channel name
pls learn music theory thats fuckd
Bro need to work out. Too skinny
Big advice you will regret not following, play slower songs / dont rush (you will not get good when you only play fast, you get good when starting slow, like i have seen with your tapping sweeping progress), analyze what kind of chord progression, dont just play random arpeggios just to show of / when you dont know what to play , get more relaxed in both of your arms (use your wrist to pick instead), dont learn from TABS (tabs is the noob way of learning, it teaches you nothing about what kind of notes and key signature you are playing), and i believe that bernth does not have great exercises for guitar, and last pro tip learn techniques that you will actually use and not these shit techniques that bernth gives out as an "great exercises".
I’m not sure what techniques you’re suggesting given that all the ones I work on are those I regularly need to use. As far as this solo goes, I wasn’t just winging it with random notes, I took my time to work out each section and wasn’t just playing stuff to ‘show off’ as you put it. I’m not saying it’s the best solo in the world and there are definitely issues with timing which I’m actively trying to work on, but I was taking the progression into account as much as possible. I don’t pick with my arm either. I use my wrist and adjust my arm height as I move through the strings to keep my hand level with them.
Hey man! I really admire your progress. I was wondering if you would ever make any tutorials on what your guitar journey looked like as well as what type of exercises you do to practice? I want to get into playing but I dont jnow how to make a solid routine for improvement, maybe you could lend some help?
Hey mate. I’ve not really thought about making any videos on this, I’m not amazing at teaching guitar and even worse at trying to demonstrate things on camera. As far as advice and stuff goes, the main thing I can recommend is to just be consistent with how you practice and practice regularly. I’ve used a lot of different exercises over the time I’ve played and tend to rotate these around a bit to prevent them getting too stale. It kinda depends on where you are with your progress and what things you want to focus on improving. For technical stuff I normally have a selection of different licks and pieces for each different technique that I’ll practice for about 5-10 minutes each before moving on to the next one. If you want exercises to practice then check out Ben Eller, Justin Hombach, or Bernth as they have a tonne of those. You could also join Bradley Hall’s Patreon to get access to his Discord server which I’m also in, there’s a really nice community of us there who will gladly help you work out what you want to do and try to narrow it down to a more concrete regime. Hope that helps?
Very nice😊
Perfect title which defines you most accurately !
You like shirts lol
Yeah... I have too many metal t-shirts haha
Loosen up.
Easier said than done while trying to get good take on camera.
Rad
Progresso colossal em, parabens tou completando meus 2 anos em abril mas ainda tenho dificuldades para tocar nightmare do a7x
insane... i havent gone anywhere in my last 10 years : (
Word of advice - consider removing the band from the neck. Yes, it dulls the string noise, but also teaches very bad habits - mainly not muting the strings properly on your own (with combination of both hands). I would only use it once you master your technique, and from the slips (ocassional string noise, missed bends, wrong timing) I'd assume you are still more in a learning phase. You did a good job though, keep at it sir!
I basically never use it for actually practicing, but it’s a useful tool for recording with to avoid having to do too many takes. I do realise there are some mistakes in this one though, I couldn’t get one take where I didn’t mess something up and this ended up being the best one.
Sick progress man
Sounds amazing per usual!! For this not being in your comfort zone you did so well :)
A lot of people seem to be turned off by this particular number of passages and I can see why: Guthrie is a really, REALLY good example of preferred taste. One of his fav guitarists was Allan Holdsworth god damn it. The only advice I could give to the listeners is not to take Guthrie's music not really as a fixed composition but rather as a journey. This man is an explorer on the instrument than anything else. He is an advocate for validity of all the notes after all even if it means chromatics. Still, it's just my opinion
How long did u play everyday and what did u do to improve your guitar skills on each of those days
It kinda varies, but on an average weekday I'll play about 2 hours a day, though during lockdown I was playing a lot more. On weekends I'll play around 4-6 hours a day depending on what else I've got going on. In terms of doing stuff to improve, usually it's just a case of having a good range of exercises for the different techniques I want to work on, but now I tend to focus a lot on learning stuff which incorporates those different things. The main thing I tend to do though is just pick something hard and drill it until I have it up to speed and clean, then pick something else and repeat.
Dark magic
Not his best work.
Guthrie Govan is truly amazing. He can play any style, any technique, and do it all perfectly and effortlessly.
definitely not the best solo he made so far but it's fun ahah (don't say i don't know the level of the beard guy, he is my favorite guitaer player ever and i've seen him live about 20 times)
If that's the case, you have definetely unheard former guitarists! Just a poor musical culture, no blame in that! Can do better !
hans zimmer works with him, obviously
Funny how this turns off some commenters. Their brains can’t process music that is both technically dazzling and passionate.
It's like a typewriter. Where's the melodic content? Nothing but chromatic guitar gymnastics and showboat bullshit. Anyone with a little dexterity can do that. I wanna see how your mind processes melody and harmony.
The end run is good, the beginning and the middle section suck musically, and yeah I'm a musician myself
That's nothing but chromatic, guitar gymnastics! Melody and harmony aren't present. My brain doesn't process chromatic riffs where Melody and harmony isn't present. Anyone with a little dexterity can do that. You don't even have to think scales, modes and Melody. It's nothing but a finger exercise. I wonder what Bach would think about this when he was writing his chorale ?
Technically dazzling is objective, passionate is purely subjective, that's why. I'm in awe with his technical ability, not so much for his compositions.
Mee-ow!!
That says absolutely nothing to me. Guitar gymnastics. Musically uh uh. Thank God for Jeff Beck and Roy Buchanan
You're being sarcastic right?
Nope. He isn't. And i totally agree with him. Although Guthrie is ludicrously accomplished, this is just showboating.@@daabangg
thanks t@@kevriley3255
@@kevriley3255 It's his song and his performance, given the amount of effort and time he's put into his craft he's fully entitled to show off as much as he wants.
@@RedBreadRedemption "Just because you can doesn't mean you should" Anon.
Nellllyyyyy roccck! Dib Don dab dub bipitypippetypupitawheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyeeeee! NELLLLYYYY ROCKKK! Seriously, guys! These scale jockeys of Nellydom are false gods! Bengt Schpunkson
Who?
the goat👍
That was so fucking SICKKK 😳 Such a beautiful guitar model, good taste :)
Malmsteen - Far Beyond The Sun, the Jazz Version
Malmstien sucks. Believe me, I know what I’m talking about. I saw the piece of shit live.
Nice work. can you do desolate spheres solo
I've never tried learning it. I could definitely give it a go but it looks a fair bit tougher than this one so it would be a while before I had it up to speed. Working primarily on a Jeff Loomis solo atm which I'm hoping to be the next tough one I cover on here.
@@RedBreadRedemption okay okay cool by Jeff Loomis I want to learn jato unit
Great work my dude
Mint stuff!!!
Complete with blowing hair! Nicely done bro
Thanks, I had a fan going because it was actually a bit too hot in the room but causing the blowing hair was a happy coincidence haha
Very good 🤘🏻
this is awesome! keep it up :)
That was sick brother, well done
Your finger work is amazing! I cant get over how sick this video is, well done :) So cool hearing the other guitar parts from you in the back 🤟
Great !!!! Well done !!! I like it !!!
Nicely done man! 🔥🔥🔥
Damn bro, this is some good guitar work! I’m looking to pick up my guitar again, and was just wondering what your typical practice routine would look like?
Thanks dude. My routine’s changed a bit over the past few years, but it’s been fairly consistent for a while now. I normally start with some warm-up exercises from the Rock Discipline book to get my hands fully stretched out and ready. Then the first thing I always practice is alt picking for about 30 minutes with a focus on different types of pick slanting exercises. I used to have other exercises for working on specific techniques but now I tend to find solos or songs that use those techniques heavily and drill those. For example, at the moment I’m working on Anticosmic Overload by Obscura which is a a great way to practice string skipping and alt picking as well as sweep tapping in the solo. Essentially my approach has always been to pick songs that are too hard and drill them until they’re not anymore and it usually means I’m a better player by the end of it.
Sounds amazing!!! You play really well :)
Noice one
YEAH!!!
This is awesome! I only started learning guitar recently & I'm documenting my entire learning journey on here so this was super motivational!
Nice one dude, look forward to seeing how you progress.
@@RedBreadRedemption You're very welcome man! And thanks for the great videos you put out.. they're greatly appreciated!
Have a feeling Bradley will like those sweeps😂👍
Smooth