Hey Ross, I rarely (never) comment on RUclips videos however I stumbled across your channel and simply wanted to say how much I appreciate your content. So much so that I've become a subscriber and am working my way through your bulletproofguitar courses, filling in a lot of gaps in my knowledge. I love how clear everything (in your videos and your course) is described including the accurate tabs, but most of all I appreciate how you put everything you're teaching in context so that the licks become something to learn from and incorporate into your playing rather than just something to learn and forget about. Keep doing what you're doing. Support this guy, he's a great teacher!
Thank you so much Don! I'm glad you're enjoying the courses and if you ever have questions about the content, use the support email address and I'll be happy to help.
You all probably dont care at all but does any of you know of a trick to log back into an instagram account?? I was dumb lost my account password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me!
@Derrick Howard thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now. Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
This is one really practical reason for learning music theory. Not to become crazy knowledgable but to be able to communicate with other musicians. That's the crux here, being able to communicate, either verbally or reading the written notes/tab so that you can save time and understand just what it is that another musician (they're not all guitarists) is trying to say succinctly, logically and efficiently. It's really not all that hard at the end of the day. Much easier than a lot of things that we try to play at least. Great lesson, Ross.
Really appreciate the fact that you're open about the limits of your own technical ability. The fact is we cannot be good at all things all the time. It just isn't realistic or even desirable. Gotta leave time for coffee, y'know?
I find it hard to believe that anything is beyond your skill level, pal. 🙂 You're one of these talents who doesn't realise just how good you are. Mateus is indeed a freak of nature. Hope you're finally getting out for a wander now, since Nicola is allowing some basic exercise. I bet the old Royal Mile cobblestones never looked so good. Haha. Stay safe, brother. 😎
Man the Royal Mile looked so eerie when I walked up it a few weeks ago. Things are starting to get back to normal now thank god. Thanks for the kind words pal!
Man, you sir have my undivided attention. I stumbbled on this video and am completely overjoyed at your skill and sharing of this great content with fellow guitarists. I will now go to your website to join and get inspired by you! Thank you...
Love the way Ross says the last fast lick is beyond his current capabilities Modest but so obviously untrue I e got both Bulletproof courses and for intermediate and above guitarists they are excellent you donned to put in a lot of work to get to the level that Ross is at but it's great fun trying
What I’ve learn from Mateus Asato’s insta: I play like absolute shit and I have to practice way more Jokes aside thanks for the video! And thanks for inspiring me to play the guitar Ross!
I'm a fan of slower melodic phrasing like the track Passion on Hellecasters' "The Return of the Hellecasters" from 1993. Gary Moore's best work had that style.
Thanks! It's a Fender Custom Shop 60's strat. Not sure what the name for the stock pickups is but there's a video about this guitar somewhere on my channel that shows the spec sheet.
Hi.. If I previously bought your two courses on Udemy, can I access extra content on your new website.. Not trying to be cheap, but - well ok, I am trying to be cheap...
Hey, no you will have to sign up to the new site if you want to access them + the new content. However, you will always be able to access them on Udemy.
Great stuff Ross, a very insightful video indeed! As an avid viewer of Mateus' videos on Instagram and RUclips, I was wondering if, in a future video, you could perhaps talk about his melodic choices (i.e. why he played the licks that he did) during this short bit of improvisation during a show he did with Tori Kelly: ruclips.net/video/w7UNzU0gbm0/видео.html Once again, thanks for providing this incredibly valuable content. 👍
Mateus is a guitar hero of this era no doubt! Amazing and informative indeed!
Thank you!
@@RossCampbellGuitarist My pleasure
Hey Ross, I rarely (never) comment on RUclips videos however I stumbled across your channel and simply wanted to say how much I appreciate your content. So much so that I've become a subscriber and am working my way through your bulletproofguitar courses, filling in a lot of gaps in my knowledge. I love how clear everything (in your videos and your course) is described including the accurate tabs, but most of all I appreciate how you put everything you're teaching in context so that the licks become something to learn from and incorporate into your playing rather than just something to learn and forget about. Keep doing what you're doing.
Support this guy, he's a great teacher!
Thank you so much Don! I'm glad you're enjoying the courses and if you ever have questions about the content, use the support email address and I'll be happy to help.
You all probably dont care at all but does any of you know of a trick to log back into an instagram account??
I was dumb lost my account password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me!
@Elijah Kareem Instablaster :)
@Derrick Howard thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Derrick Howard It did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thanks so much, you saved my account!
This is one really practical reason for learning music theory. Not to become crazy knowledgable but to be able to communicate with other musicians. That's the crux here, being able to communicate, either verbally or reading the written notes/tab so that you can save time and understand just what it is that another musician (they're not all guitarists) is trying to say succinctly, logically and efficiently. It's really not all that hard at the end of the day. Much easier than a lot of things that we try to play at least. Great lesson, Ross.
Well said, thank you!
Really appreciate the fact that you're open about the limits of your own technical ability. The fact is we cannot be good at all things all the time. It just isn't realistic or even desirable.
Gotta leave time for coffee, y'know?
For sure!
Knowledge! Agreed & Thank You!
Lovely stuff! you are a great guitarist and teacher Ross
thanks bill!
I find it hard to believe that anything is beyond your skill level, pal. 🙂
You're one of these talents who doesn't realise just how good you are.
Mateus is indeed a freak of nature.
Hope you're finally getting out for a wander now, since Nicola is allowing some basic exercise. I bet the old Royal Mile cobblestones never looked so good.
Haha.
Stay safe, brother. 😎
Man the Royal Mile looked so eerie when I walked up it a few weeks ago. Things are starting to get back to normal now thank god. Thanks for the kind words pal!
Thanks for the tutorial, ‘twas v helpful
Your one of my favorite RUclips teachers! Your ability absorb and explain information like this is fantastic. Thank you!
Thank you Danny!
Hell, let's steal it! Good stuff!
Thanks John!
Man, you sir have my undivided attention. I stumbbled on this video and am completely overjoyed at your skill and sharing of this great content with fellow guitarists. I will now go to your website to join and get inspired by you! Thank you...
Thank you sir!
Subscribed...one of the most practical and useful teachers online!
Andy Goode Guitar Thanks Andy!
Love the way Ross says the last fast lick is beyond his current capabilities
Modest but so obviously untrue I e got both Bulletproof courses and for intermediate and above guitarists they are excellent you donned to put in a lot of work to get to the level that Ross is at but it's great fun trying
Thank you Michael, I appreciate the kind words!
Great player, he's version of "Don't Dream It's Over" is fantastic.
Yup. Incredible.
That back track reminds me of Beverly Hills Cop from the 1980s. Good times man.
Good to see you on, Ross. This is a pretty killer stuff. Mateus kicks butt and so do you, for...translating it for us :). Thanks buddy!
Thank you!
Great content and channel dude
I think that your technique is good enough to play the whole piece 🤘🏽
This is just excellent.
Rupes McD Guitar thank you!
Mateus is revolutionary indeed! But lets not forget about our host!! Greetings from hugster290 ross!
Hey!
These lick videos are so helpful and are really helping me expand my lead playing and theory knowledge in such a fun and useful way. Thanks Ross😊🙏
Thanks Suzy!
@@RossCampbellGuitarist you’re absolutely welcome and please do keep them coming!😊👊
To say something is above ur current ability is a lil tuff to get my head around mr ross . But ill take ur word for it . Love the channel .
I think he is showing a nice sense of humour and great modesty He can play that solo right out the ballpark
YES!!!! Amazing man, more mateus asato content is always welcome 🤘🏼
Thank you!
hey ross, you're a great content creator. keep it up dude🔥🔥🔥🔥
This is such a great lesson, thanks man! Appreciate you breaking down these difficult licks and theory !
Thank you!
Another great video! Thanks for the info as always! Also I hope you do more spicy licks tutorial
Dear GOD, I love that tone !!! Great vid , always room to learn new stuff .... it never ends
Thanks Brian!
I also gotta say , as a teacher of music theory ..., I absolutely love how u explain the theory part behind it all !
@@XXXLJOHNSON I appreciate that Brian, cheers!
Wow need to apply this into my playing. Thanks, Ross! It’s a pleasure to watch and learn your lessons.
Thank you!
Ross Campbell and i purchased your Bullet proof lesson. 🤘🏻
@@christiancatedral1141 Hope you enjoy it!
Great variations you do! Love it!
Thanks Henry!
What I’ve learn from Mateus Asato’s insta: I play like absolute shit and I have to practice way more
Jokes aside thanks for the video! And thanks for inspiring me to play the guitar Ross!
Haha, thank you!
I was trying to learn this lick the other day! Thanks for the breakdown!
Thanks Corey!
Mate you could totally play that fast run. I've seen you play.
He is just being modest Good on him
Ah thanks Brian!
Thanks Ross, for this informative video...
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video!
Thank you!
Great lesson!
Thank you!
can you do a video about nick johnston?
Maybe! Haven't listened to him in a while but that's a good suggestion.
👑
Great video. 🤘🏻🎸
Thank you James!
You can open your eyes by the way hahaha! Great!! Love it... Nice loop!! Thx
Hey Ross! Can i suggest an Amazing italian guitarist? Matteo Mancuso...hes phenomenal. Check him out and maybe cover One of his licks...it d be great
Ah I recall seeing Joe Bonamassa post something about him. Incredible player for sure!
i want you to sit with mateus and can have a guitar wisdom with him.....
I would not be opposed to that.
I'm a fan of slower melodic phrasing like the track Passion on Hellecasters' "The Return of the Hellecasters" from 1993. Gary Moore's best work had that style.
I'll check that out
Could you please do a IV-I josh smith lick por favor!! You’re the best ross
How did you get that sounds from your strat? Whats your rig?
Nice playing. No doubt Mateus has raised the bar in harmonizing the melody.
Agreed
When practicing the major scale, do you think in scale degree or note names?
Very similar to martin miller licks
Hey man, awhile ago you showed your place and you had hung some soundproofing material over the windows, what is the brand and where to get it?
Hey, I think the website (or brand...) is called 'vocal booth to go'.
@@RossCampbellGuitarist thanks man, got it.
Great Strat sound! What pickups do you have on your guitar?
Thanks! It's a Fender Custom Shop 60's strat. Not sure what the name for the stock pickups is but there's a video about this guitar somewhere on my channel that shows the spec sheet.
@@RossCampbellGuitarist Great! I'll check it out
What plugins do you use?
None actually. The tone here is coming from the Fender Mustang GTX100 recorded direct. Using a preset based on a Marshall Jubilee.
What series fender strat is that?
Custom shop 60's
@@RossCampbellGuitarist I knew it had to be, I love fiesta red with rosewood. I’m going to have to acquire a musicman cutlass to get close.
Hi.. If I previously bought your two courses on Udemy, can I access extra content on your new website.. Not trying to be cheap, but - well ok, I am trying to be cheap...
Hey, no you will have to sign up to the new site if you want to access them + the new content. However, you will always be able to access them on Udemy.
Great lesson!Another Matteo.. mancuso. For those who don’t know. Please check out
Thank you!
I am gonna transpose this lick into my alto sax and tag you
Please do!!
Great stuff Ross, a very insightful video indeed!
As an avid viewer of Mateus' videos on Instagram and RUclips, I was wondering if, in a future video, you could perhaps talk about his melodic choices (i.e. why he played the licks that he did) during this short bit of improvisation during a show he did with Tori Kelly:
ruclips.net/video/w7UNzU0gbm0/видео.html
Once again, thanks for providing this incredibly valuable content. 👍
Hi, nice up. gud one~!. i'm still new in this, need support.