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Thank you sir.!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

exelent, you only forget the volume notes and chords style of Eddie V H he uses the volumen to introduce chords or notes

This is a great video. Very well done.

Can I get hoop earrings like him?

amazing Nuno !! good job, man !

Excellent talent 👍👏👍

Awesome content you share here buddy! And that guitar is really dope, what brand it is?

What Charvel model is that guitar? looks amazing!

Of all time?! .... Err Eddie? Great video otherwise 😁🤘

This was a great video man. Some beautiful exercises put together. I really struggle getting beautiful pinch harmonics on the lower E and A string as I would on the G,B and High E. What's the "secret"? They just don't "pinch, sounds very muted.

Thank you! You did such a great job on this. That compilation of licks solo you did at the end was fantastic!

Love the video , great job it explains eddies mind-blowing riffs slowed down Is this in half step down or standard tuning

If your an intermediate or approaching advanced???? This is priceless stuff. These are "wall crumbling" licks. If you know,.....you know. Great producing and lesson value. Brilliant stuff.

Curious, but what is your opinion on Jake E Lee?

invented shred guitar? GTFOH! what a gnit!... do you know how many players you're shitting on by saying that? so many before him, so many... fact is Ed never did catch up with guys like Eli Roth, way ahead of Eddie .. next you;ll say he invented "tapping" .. leg humpers

So useful and well explained!!! Thanks!

Yeahhhh🤘❤,eddie is the king❤❤🥹

My man, lately, I'm realizing I've been alternate picking waaaay too much. This is one of those lessons that helps someone break out of the intermediate box.

Awesome!!!

Awesome thanks

Kent carlevi …… really 😂

Great tone! Are you using a noise gate?

The way I hear it, is that Eddie van Halen plays the 5-note pattern as a triplet followed by a 2-note shuffle, and not as 5 evenly spaced notes :)

Why are pull-offs always done downward? I'd always do them upwards.🤔🤔🤔

Marty Friedman lessons please!

Marty Friedman Vídeo please❤

:1:15 is actually easier than you have written it... it is (2nd) 8^5^0 then (3rd) 8 and then (1st) 0 or open....you are making it harder than it needs to be... all tab books agree with the pattern I have just typed out as well. This sounds like 5-8-5-0-8 because 5 and open 1st are the same note..... lots of Eddie Van Halen's playing sounds must more complicated than it actually is...he was the master at making hard things simple and fast by using the tuning of the guitar and he even said so in several interviews ..another example is 5150 intro when he bars the pinky, making the transition to the cord shape much easier....check out the 5150 intro (very first part) and listen for the slide and you will get it.

It is incredible that we cam found lessons like this free in internet. I salute you!

Long skinny fingers helps.

Supertapping ruclips.net/user/shortsZ4U4e7XL7ik?si=Prt2Ta9RVaGx2mzz

This is what I need, from triplets shift to 16note etc...Thanks

Well done 👍

right on

Ah, EVH... There were never any wrong notes in any key for him. He used all 9 notes!

Great breakdown of Eddie's fancy licks and his utilization of rhythmic displacement! Subscribed! Cheers and rock on 🍺🍺🫡😃!

wow

One thing people never really get about Eddie is he's one of the few guitar shredders that actually wrote chart topping amazing songs his whole career. Players like Vai, Satch, Yngwie, etc. all appeal to guitarists and musicians but don't attract the general listening audience the way EVH did...

I just came across your channel for the first time about 25 minutes ago, and having watched two instructional videos on Van Halen's technique, I must say you are an absolutely SUPERB teacher. I really like how you cover all aspects of the players approach, so it's not just a sterile 'these are the notes, this is the key, see ya', but a much more in depth WHY is he doing what he is doing, and the reasons it creates a specific FEELING over a certain musical backbone. Which is probably the most important part of what can be taught once one has the necessary level of fundamental musical theory. You are also a damn fine player when it comes to giving clear examples of what you are talking about. The reverse fingerboard view - as the player him/herself would see - is also extremely helpful. Hats off to you good sir!

Very well done!

Great lesson. Subbed!

Thank you so much, nobody passes on knowledge without shaking the money-tree. Many thanks 🙏🏼

best leas lessons explained.

Ps lucky bastard had a upbringing of musicians around him helps and that is why nobody can touch him in technique so why bother ?

Has nobody in the guitar world heard of frank zappa and done any research ? Thick as f americans giving it eddie van halen 24/7 really pisses my goat off. No mention of mr randy rhoades either on techniques as a whole but stuck to either hendrix eddie srv etc than looking at the big picture like judas priesi 50 years great parts to learn but no youtubers promoting what really counts than just the norm I aint got anything else to say but this type of video been done beforehand why copy ? Rather than thinking outside the box on content

Thank You...❤

Do you have any tips for being able to increase finger dexterity? I can only manage one full repetition of the muted hammer-on part of the Rise solo before my hand starts to cramp up. I can play decently fast but just can't seem to sustain it for as long as I want Same with a lot of other Nuno solos. How does he play that fast for that long?

Amazing lesson, so clearly explained and well presented. You got yourself a new subscriber.

One thing I have noticed learning this stuff, is that EVH wouldn't just pick the first note on each string for those fast runs, but would sometimes pick the first and last note on a string, only hit the first on the next and maybe all 3 notes on the next string. Those nuances are hard to hear but are sprinkled all over his solos

Eddie is king! 👑 I appreciate this video and all of your insight. I'd love to see more Nuno and maybe some George Lynch. So much to uncover and learn from. I love this style of teaching too

3:45 Is the position of the tab is wrong?