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@@user-jz6to8md3c thanks! Glad you liked the lesson. Yea I was digging that tone too, definitely not a slash type tone but I often play with a bit less gain when playing alone. Thanks again 🎸👍🏼

@@ryanritter9520 thanks for that nice and thoughtful comment. It’s a very old video and I am now much older as well! My old alkaline trio videos have not gotten too many views over the last several years. Thanks for stopping by 👍🏼

@@bluesman75 hey good to hear for you. I’ll be 50 next month 👴🏻. Yea I was into GnR in 9th grade or so I learned some of the songs on AFD, or at least the best I could back then. I got into SRV in college and then kind of stopped playing electric lead guitar for many many years. I oily got back into it on 2019 or so I went back to learn some of those old GnR songs I could never play before. But you’re right, slash is basically playing blues guitar most of the time, just like page, Hendrix and SRV, just over different chords, a bit more distortion, and with a slight bit of 80s weedle thrown in. I personally like to blend his souls with guys like Clapton and Hendrix. But yea man, glad you stopped by. If you liked this one I have several other lessons of this type on my page. Put up a new one a few days ago, definitely more blues style. Thanks again 🎸👍🏼🤘🏼

@@davisdeen-ty4so thanks man! I appreciate your positive feedback and glad you’re digging this one! Based on the views and new subs I’m getting, this seems to be resonating with some folks. How’s your playing coming along ?

Thanks!!

@@ilovedirtFL thanks man! Yea I hear ya, that definitely works for some people, just jamming and people can watch and figure stuff out. But for everyone who says to do that there are 3 guys telling me to slow down and break things down. But I get it, when I play at home I really just improv, but stuff like this I kind of come up with some licks ahead a time for teaching purposes. Anyway, glad you liked it 🎸👍🏼🤘🏼

@@tommyfrank5 thanks, glad you liked the video. I definitely have some where I talk more ha, but the more I do this the less I seem to talk. It’s kind of a new thing for me (making lesson type videos that is). That’s for stopping by. Rock on 🎸🤘🏼

Thanks man 👍🏼🎸🤘🏼😎

@@JeffreyCampbell-lk7zr thanks man. Just saw your recent blues jam. Super sick 🤘🏼

@@zaccb2247 awesome man! You’re very welcome and I’m glad you’re finding them helpful. I know I don’t play exactly like slash but hopefully enough to help some people along the way. I’m a big fan of slash too as well as Hendrix, SRV, and Clapton. Rock on 🤘🏼🎸

@@slashtrio Thanks, I’m also a huge fan of Clapton and SRV but also Jimmy Page and Joe Perry. Your videos have really helped my guitar skills get to the next level because I have been stuck playing the same old 5 note pentatonic stuff over and over again and slash is my favourite so your videos have helped me developed more style.

@@zaccb2247 that’s awesome man, always good to hear that these actually help some people. That’s the goal! I don’t pretend to be an expert or the best player but I was getting frustrated with some of the instructional context I was watching on RUclips, so I just try to make things that are clear and user friendly and the kind of things that help me. I like all the players you mentioned too ! Thanks again man, it’s comments like yours that make me want to keep doing it 👍🏼🤘🏼🎸😎

@@christof7778 thanks man! Glad you’re digging it and giving you something to work on! Thanks for the feedback! Rock on 🤘🏼 🎸

@@rodrigoalves1_ thanks man! I appreciate the positive feedback 🤘🏼🎸🎸

@@EuroGG hey thanks my friend, glad you liked it! It’s a bit more on the bluesy side but I’m hoping that people realize that thirds types of blues licks work well within the slash style. Gsharp actually played a lot of these types of blues licks and phrases. Thanks again 🎸

@@mateos4685 thanks for the kind words my friend! Rock on 🤘🏼

@@YudiDay thanks my friend, hope you’re doing well 🎸👍🏼😎

@@chalinovargaz1888 thanks man! You’re very welcome! If you like this one be sure to check out the others I posted. I will do others new ones eventually. Thanks

Why thank you 😊🎸😎👍🏼🤘🏼

Hey, i understand and appreciate your suggestion. I have done some videos more like you describe, that is to say just a very specific lick that is repeated many times, and i have others that have a bit more variation. This video is the first one i ever did so I was probably more nervous. At any rate I'll link a few other lessons below that are more like what you are asking for. Thanks! ruclips.net/video/F6iZtkJL9qU/видео.htmlsi=4UrTjFMz1yMbjpXU ruclips.net/video/PUtzRrtdug4/видео.htmlsi=lcSK2hQSvZsO3X3f ruclips.net/video/pSomtJQzG2o/видео.html

@@Kajojek hey man, thanks for the nice compliment, very much appreciated. Sorry I somehow missed the comment here until just now. Haven’t been on here so much the last several days. Hope you’re doing well my friend 🎸🤘🏼

@@nerad1994 thanks awesome. Where did you see them ? Looks like a cool festival. Eric Gales is an awesome player.

@@slashtrio yup Eric was awesome. Samantha Fish has an amazing voice too I’ll say. I saw him in Lincoln, California

@@metalworx4765 thanks man! I appreciate it. Actually this LP has a “slashbucker” in the bridge from one of the slash LP models. I do have another LP that does have the SD 2.0 in the bridge. It’s interesting because both of the LPs are standard 50s and the SD 2.0 and the “slashbucker” sound very close. The 2.0 has a bit more mids maybe but it’s subtle. I like both.

@@dsb47345 thanks man! Glad you liked it. I have some more lesson videos too if you liked this one. Cheers 🤘🏼🎸👍🏼

@@jamesdavis5096 ha! I think that’s actually a reasonable point. Some of my favorite guitar hero’s like slash, Hendrix, Page weren’t afraid to go off the rails a bit and take some chances. Sometimes that sloppiness gives it rock n roll edge that I like. My personality or tendency is to be more precise so I need to accept some slop more often. Even this one, I felt my little legato section was not so great but I liked the overall vibe. Thanks 🎸🤘🏼

@@JeffreyCampbell-lk7zr thanks so much man 👍🏼🎸🤘🏼🤘🏼

@@IamBoge thanks man, you’re too kind 🤘🏼👍🏼🎸

@@DanSing-rr6ge thanks man! Did this one quite a while ago. Never got too many views for some reason. But thanks !

@@Havanacuba1985 yea man, I responded to another comment earlier and said I was glad you got that video. It’s one of my all time favorite lesson videos. Brett P is a great teacher.

@slashtrio @havanacuba1985 Hey guys, one of you could share the link please, I'm really interested. Thanks guys 😊

@@EuroGG www.brettpapa.com/mixing-major-minor-course

@@slashtrio thanks man!

@@EuroGG sure thing man, and it appears to be on sale now as well. Definitely recommend it

@@JunioMelo thanks my friend 🎸🤘🏼😎

@@YehoashDream thanks man! I appreciate the kind words. I was just playing around last night and found a tone that was really working for that song. It’s a “maxed 88 jubilee profile” on the kemper with some reverb and delay. Sounded better in person but you can only do so much with an iPhone 😄

@@slashtrio please send me that preset!!!!!

@@Hellraiseruk you’re too kind my friend! I do have some lesson type videos as well 🤘🏼🎸😎

@@slashtrio I’ve watched them all already bro😅. We want more.

@@Hellraiseruk ha. Awesome man. Well I’ll do more pretty soon. Thanks again 🎸🎸🤘🏼🤘🏼

@@slashtrio yes please. Love more of the legato stuff. Always seems like I move down to the thicker strings too fast.

@@Hellraiseruk hey yea, I understand. I’m still working through the legato and being able transition more fluidly through the positions. It’s an ongoing process. The bluesy bends come to me more naturally, the legato is very much a work in process. Stick with it 👍🏼

@@ShumuStudios dude, thanks so much for that killer comment. 🤘🏼🎸🔥

@@michaelbaker9606 thanks man, much appreciated 🎸👍🏼🤘🏼

@@Havanacuba1985 hey man, good to hear from you. That’s an excellent course, definitely my favorite course that I have bought. His teaching is very clear and the course is well organized. I have definitely picked up many licks from him. Also, I was unsure if you saw but I did post a link for you of a Jakob slash custom video I bought. That way you can see what that is like. It’s definitely worth getting as a slash fan but I do find it rather exhausting to learn from at times. The custom video is a bit more clear because I requested that he slow down and repeat more. Some of the other videos go way too fast for me and too much variation too soon.

@@slashtrio omg no I didn’t see it ,thanks

Where did you post it ?

@@Havanacuba1985 I’m not sure anymore. I’ll post it in this thread in a minute. Look below.

@@Havanacuba1985 ruclips.net/video/jAx9DuOBvPM/видео.htmlsi=-M8HtEip_lkYGQP3

@@igorwoos3151 hey man, good question. I definitely crashed the “slash tone” for a long time and have definitely gotten very close. I tend to like a very similar tone but slightly less treble sound, sometimes the slash tone is a bit harsh for lead playing, especially when not in a mix. But I have gotten very close using a combination of modeling amps (I have a kemper profiler amp with slash profiles I bought), a Yamaha THR10 modeling desk amp that can get a tone very similar, and I have some OD pedals I have used with those amps as well as with a boss katana. My kemper is the best out of those. I was playing a jubilee profile last night that was very slashy. But for you, you will probably need pedals because built in amp gain with those types of amps tends to be a bit too fluffy, loose, or wooly for slash tone. Maybe get a tube screamer and an EQ pedal. You’ll want to boost mids a lot, fairly high treble, lower base, and moderate gain. Also depends on your picks ups. I have a few LPs, two of which has slash pups and one has more vintage PAF style, and with the PAF style it takes more boost to approximate the slash tone. I also think a Friedman OD pedal is a good option. I have Friedman BEOD deluxe pedal and it really captures that modded Marshall tone. Hope that helps, but I think with the amp that you have you will need some pedals to get that tone. Like when I play my neck pickup with these tones the tone is not wolly and dark, it alarmist sounds like a single coil due to treble boost. Let me know how you do ! 👍🏼🎸

@@slashtrio thanks man

@@igorwoos3151 you’re welcome. Hope that helps.

@@michaelbaker9606 thanks man, that means a lot! I feel the same way. That feeling is actually what lead me to make the lesson videos. I have been watching so much content (from better players mind you) to try and learn the slash style but often come away feeling frustrated at the level of explanation. I have other lesson videos too if you like this one. I think I have done 9 at this point. I do try and focus on different aspects of the style in each one but there is definitely overlap. Thanks again man 👍🏼🤘🏼🎸

@@alanholyhead1352 thanks man 🎸👍🏼

@@slashtrio Your welcome, especially with that beauty your playing👍👍👍👍

@@alanholyhead1352 yea man, that’s definitely my favorite LP, even like it more than a custom shop I have !

@@retorgere3718 thanks! And you’re welcome. I’m glad you like it. If you go to my page you’ll see I have done about 9 slash style lessons. Thanks again 👍🏼🎸🤘🏼

@@adrianandrade9745 thanks for that very generous compliment my friend. I’m not the best player out there doing these slash videos but I am trying to do the best possible job teaching what I have learned of the slash style. I’m glad you liked it. Cheers 👍🏼🎸🤘🏼👍🏼

Awesome man, I’m glad you find this one helpful. I really liked that particular run. Definitely a mixture of stuff I learned from the slash guys as well as Brett Papa. Don’t forget to send me you instagram once you set it up. I don’t really use mine much but it’s a good way to connect for some things. It’s the only social media I have. Thanks

@@Havanacuba1985 hey man, did you not see the video like I posted for you? One was Brett Papa and the other was one I got from Jakob. Though you might want to see what his vids are like. It’s a custom vid he made for me.

@@slashtrio I’m not sure where it is ?

@@Havanacuba1985 ruclips.net/video/jAx9DuOBvPM/видео.htmlsi=-M8HtEip_lkYGQP3

Thanks man, yea I’m trying to break it down to the fundamentals and then you can build on it. Keep rocking man 🎸🤘🏼

Thanks for the kind words man, I appreciate the awesome and encouraging feedback. I’m really just trying to teach the way that I like to be taught / learn. There are some guitar teachers who go way too fast, don’t break things down enough, or add too much variation too quickly. I think it would help if I’d find the time to learn video editing. As of now it’s all one take, mistakes and all. But thanks again my friend. How’s your playing coming along ?

Thanks man, I appreciate it! Glad you’re liking these 👍🏼🎸🤘🏼

Thanks! My old alkaline trio covers don’t get many views nowadays. I guess the fan base is a lot smaller then back when I posted those MANY years ago. Thanks again

Thanks man! It’s Gibson LP 50s standard in “dirty lemon”.

Thanks man, very much appreciate the kind words and positive feedback 👍🏼. Cheers 🎸😎👍🏼🤘🏼