@@TheBubbarox ha, it’s so easy to lose track of what you’re saying while also trying to play well! I need video editing skills. I actually downloaded Davinci Resolve but my PC didn’t have enough memory to run it. And yea, I’ll film myself playing in my dad band down in the garage ha 😮
@@Eddi369 awesome man, glad to hear that. I’m currently working on some other lesson videos. More solos ideas to the knocking on heavens door progression. Trying to put together cool solo ideas that utilize all the positions and show transition ideas as well as some lick ideas. Should have another up before too long 🎸
@@AtomicThrillGaming awesome man, glad you found it helpful. Thanks for the sub. I have several slash style lessons. If you can deal with no editing and just learning from a guy on the couch then you might find it useful 🎸👍🏼
@@1981SG thanks man, I appreciate it. Trying to do what I can with my particular skill set….we can’t all be Gsharp and laszlo ha. But yea, that’s a good idea about soloing over chord progressions. I’m wondering if I understand it enough to teach it! It’s something I definitely do and have an intuitive understanding to some degree, but explaining to others is a different challenge. I actually have been considering doing a lesson where I show how I go about soloing over a progression like knocking on heaves door or even paradise city. Ya know that G D C type of thing. I often practice to a loop of knocking on heavens door progression. It’s a great one for mixing major and minor, and being in G you have a lot of neck real estate to work with. I may in fact do that next. I just have to think of a way to organize it so the video isn’t 30 mins long and unorganized. But thanks again, good to hear from you 🎸👍🏼
Hey man, long time no comment ha. I was wondering if you were still out there. How’s your playing going? I know it’s easy to get into slumps or hit plateaus. I definitely do sometimes and usually just try to push through, or maybe focusing on some different aspect of playing. Good to hear for you my friend 👍🏼🎸
@@slashtrio yea was busy with work and i wasnt grabbing the guitar that much but now with more time getting back the old shape and i was glued into Gilmour for a while,take care and keep those lessons coming they are great 🎩🎸🤘👏
@@lets_rock_it thanks man! Well there are worse guys to study than Gilmore! Talk about feel and melodic phrasing. I definitely listen to other guitar plays too, helps us kind of shape our own identities. Peace ✌️
@@slashtrio what he does with just one note sometimes amazes me,and yes we kind take from our favourite players influences the same way they took it from their favourites,stay well and keep those lessons coming 🎩🎸🤘
@@lets_rock_it yea man, well said. I definitely pull from slash (obviously) but also SRV, Clapton, Hendrix, gsharp!!, and recently believe or not, Lynyrd Skynyrd! Their first couple of albums from the 70s have some great blues rock guitar playing. Very melodic and killer vibrato.
Thanks man, glad you liked it. Man the godfather is a classic beast of a solo. I have actually never taken the time to learn it. I rarely learn entire solos of slash or anyone, I’m more inclined to just learn licks and phrases that I see guys do and then kind of use them to improvise or maybe just make up my own licks and solos. But yea, the godfather is classic and it would take some serious study for me to pull that off. I’m not quite as good with the natural minor scale stuff. But I’ll put a link below to a guy who teaches the godfather solo. While is tone and playing style is not really like slash he does a great job of breaking it down. Peace 🎸👍🏼 ruclips.net/video/0hflVEdASLQ/видео.htmlsi=Qiu60bmvkol3Wd54
Man would love to see a video lesson of how to do legato style down the pentatonic but for boxes 2 - 4. Got box one down but have trouble figuring out for the other boxes, just sounds off or out of key. Your videos are great ! Watch you, Lazzlo and c# all the time. Keep up the good work.
Thanks man, well I’m honored to even be mentioned along side of those legends. I’m a huge fan of Gsharp and Laszlo. They play very similarly I think. I’d venture to say that Gsharp is my favorite guitar player! If I had a magic wand I would be happy to grant myself his guitar playing skills. But yea, doing the legato down through the boxes in that fluid way is definitely a challenge and something that I’m still working on myself. It’s one thing to work your way down vertically in each box (which I can do in box 1, 2 and 4 - and maybe box 1 in major pentatonic), but I think the key is getting where you work your way down (or up) horizontally. I tend to do this using slides but also connecting the positions with legato. Don’t think I’m quite ready to teach that yet! It might be hard to watch ha. But I’ll continue to share whatever I can do and continue to learn as I can. I think the things that is helping me progress with this is actually taking the time to learn all the boxes / scales and then just adapting those same licks and patterns to those other positions. For a long time I only used the 1st few strings for each position, and still tend to do that. Thanks again 👍🏼🎸
@@anthonydavella8350 hey man, thanks for the kind words. It’s good to hear from you! I think I messaged you a while back to see how things were going. Hope all is well and that you’re getting some good guitar time in 😎👍🏼🎸
@@anthonydavella8350 well if you’re gonna go out, go out rocking ! I’m doing well man. Getting old ha. Turned half century recently. Busy with work and family, but definitely playing a lot too ! 👍🏼🎸
absolutely love your videos . i would love to love to see you play something over a major progression like november rain ( well first few verses are ) as i struggle a little with making it sound melodic . would you play the actual changes or play in a scale looking for lines or both ? thank you
Hey thanks for the kind words. Glad to hear that you’re finding some of these videos useful. Yea playing melodically in a major key is something that I’m still working on, but I don’t spend too much time on it. I do love playing to progressions like knocking on heavens door where you can mix major and minor and play with a bit more melody. If I can come up with something for a video I will, but not sure I have mastered that style enough to teach it. Thanks again 🎸👍🏼
@@slashtrio no worries , just love your playing , weird how it is much harder to play over major progressions. obviously major pentatonic works but sounds too .....major pentatonic !! ... and adding the full scale can seem a bit forced . anyway keep up the good work sir
@@prod.fin- hey man, thanks for watching and glad you liked it. I’m sorry I kind of neglect showing or talking about the picking hand. It’s funny, but it’s not something I think about too much. It’s always been kind of automatic for me. When I watch Gsharp and all these great players, I just watch the fretting hand and pay no attention to the picking hand! I’m sure if I was trying to shred then it would be more essential to study the picking hand. I definitely do a lot of alternate picking and pick raking. What level would you say you’re at? Maybe I can make a special video for you. I don’t think I could explain picking techniques well enough for a general consumption video!
@@slashtrio Thanks for the offer. That would be great! I would say I'm intermediate. What I really meant was picking between strings during fast licks.
Again what a great channel man. Another one for me to study and practice. I know you are way more advanced and maybe detrimental to your practice to do a slow version of the penta scale positions. Idk why I feel I can easily navigate the board but maybe I only use 1-2 positions or something that resolves the flow of the scale but in a conscious way I doubt I know what is position 2-3-4-5 😅 Someone with your approach and patience could really help others like me
@@DragDealer hey man, thanks for reaching out and I am glad to hear that you’re continuing to dig these lessons. I understand where you’re coming from with all the position. I did a rather long video down months ago about transitioning through the boxes, but I’m sure it’s not organized in the best possible way. I was slow to learn them all myself. I have long used box 1 2 and 3 but didn’t use the others. I actually have grown to like box 4 the most Maybe. I don’t tend to use all the stings for each box most of the time but it’s good to know. I do go back and practice then from time to time. Maybe I’ll do a beginner type video for all the boxes. Or maybe I’ll just make one for you ha. Sometimes I get overwhelmed when trying to describe it all because I kind of have all mapped out in my brain visually and don’t think in terms of fret numbers and such. But yea, I’ll see what I can do. Thanks again my friend 👍🏼🎸🤘🏼😎
@@slashtrio Thanks for sharing and letting me know I’m not alone, I’m on that point of the journey when something is gonna click but it doesn’t coz i need a more advanced person to break it down to me. I’ll be so stocked to see the video you mentioned on your comment, for me only, no. Hopefully many others are on a similar journey where they also feel like things are clicking but they lack that visualization and breakdown of the transitions and how to use only a few strings on some shapes. That a huge part of the problem, we think we need to hit them all when I fact is learning locks that move around and flow into other shapes. Hopefully (crossing fingers) you make such video. I use mostly 1 and 2, I’m pretty sure I use something else coz my fingers move and flow into other shapes which I can’t tell what they are, maybe another scale idk, it it resolves nicely. I been thinking on driving into the diminished scale but I want to know the penta first and the melodic minor. My nemesis is lacks of transition into other parts and lack of knowledge of blues licks. But I will keep going. Great to talk to you man 🫡 btw yoi llu explain things just fine and very relaxed so you know how to do it my man
Cheers, man! Glad to see another video of yours. I took the time and saw it all, great licks! Just one question: I kept practicing the lick to you play at 15:43, but after 3-4 minutes my left hand starts hurting. Do you prepare in some way before playing? Something like, I dunno, stretches? :)). You play with such ease and seem to barely push down on the strings
@@ShumuStudios hey man, I’m honored that you like my playing and my videos! You’re such a great player so it’s always an honor when any great players gives such nice or complimentary feedback, so cheers my friend. Regarding hand strength or discomfort, I do not do any kind of stretched or hand exercises, although I have been considering starting to do such a thing. I’m getting up there in the years so the body is more prone to aches and tendonitis type of injuries, definitely gone through that with other activities I love like tennis, surfing, and even working out. I play every day for an hour or two and usually my hands are fine. Occasionally I’ll get some joint aches in the fingers, and if I do I’ll just stop for the day. I have been into 50s fat necks for a while but recently got a LP classic that has a much thinner neck and I’m noticing that maybe it’s better for my fingers, at least for fast type playing. But yea, I don’t do exercises as of yet. I think I naturally have a fairly soft touch, not really something I practiced or was even aware of until some people mentioned over the years. That said, I have made even a more conscious effort to not grip any harder than necessary. Oh, I also use lighter strings! I have a hybrid set so that the 1st 2nd and 3rd are from a set of 9s and the others are from a set of 10s. I decided a while ago that lighter would be better for my joint health over the long haul. I just turned half a century a few weeks back so I’m trying to keep the body together!
@@slashtrio You're far too kind. But after going through all your Slash lessons I realized just how much I gotta practice. I wish you many more half centuries further! :D Thanks for the reply, I highly appreciate it! You have such accuracy bending on the first 3 strings. I started out with 9s but was bending waaay more than needed, so I switched to regular slinky 10s. I'll remember what you wrote and try to push down with less pressure, though I find that hard to do, especially when trying to play faster
@@ShumuStudios thanks again man, your feedback has been so nice. Yea we all have our relative strengths I suppose. I started playing pretty young and got into blues in college. I think I naturally had a soft touch which seemed to lend itself for smooth playing and bending and such. I quit playing lead for many years and got back into it in 2019 or so. I started doing more online lessons and heard guys emphasizing bends and good vibrato. I had never even thought about my technique at that point and was pleasantly surprised that I seemed to be already doing it pretty well. But I have continued to be mindful of it and get even better at it. I think it helps if you can sing at all and have a decent ear. I can song okay and I really notice when I hear players, sometimes really good ones, bending out of key or having stuff wonky vibrato. So I try to emphasize that I’m my videos. My weakness has been knowing all the scales, knowing any theory, and playing fast licks. Those are the things I have worked to improve these last few years. I didn’t really know any of this legato stuff up until a couple of years ago. Still a work in progress.
@@slashtrio I've gotten quite deep into music theory for the last two years. I had to because I want to play some jazz manouche. And all the licks you've played fit so damn well with what I know. I could follow you 100%, thinking like: "oh yea, he plays a major 6th there, then going from minor to major third in that lick"
@@ShumuStudios that’s awesome man. Yea I’m learning some of that kind of thing but at this point it’s more about knowing the positions and then relying on my ear to know what works and what doesn’t work. I knew a guy in college who played high level jazz guitar, it’s was nuts. Crazy scales and patterns that I had no idea about. I think I’ll stick to rock and blues at this point. I’m gonna try and take this as far as I can with my ability and time. I’d love to be as good as gsharp, but I have a ways to go, may not get there, but I’ll keep pushing. 🎸🤘🏼
These licks are played in the key of A, mostly A minor pentatonic. I say B minor in the video! Whoops.
WhoopsieDaizy...still some cool stuff4Sure..
Will You upload a bonustrack from Your band located in some nearby garage... PleaseDoNow❤
@@TheBubbarox ha, it’s so easy to lose track of what you’re saying while also trying to play well! I need video editing skills. I actually downloaded Davinci Resolve but my PC didn’t have enough memory to run it.
And yea, I’ll film myself playing in my dad band down in the garage ha 😮
@@slashtrio the content, length, play-through speed while explainin is all perfectly adjusted/aligned... JustSayin🤘😇
@@TheBubbarox thanks man, it’s a work in progress, getting the balance just right I mean. Glad you liked it 👍🏼🎸
All your videos are helpful man
I appreciate a lot thanks
@@Eddi369 awesome man, glad to hear that. I’m currently working on some other lesson videos. More solos ideas to the knocking on heavens door progression. Trying to put together cool solo ideas that utilize all the positions and show transition ideas as well as some lick ideas. Should have another up before too long 🎸
First and foremost… I ain’t ever gonna stop watching your videos!!
Keep uploading them!
Dude, I’m flattered! You’re too kind. I’m stoked that you’re digging it. I’ll try to keep ‘em comin! 👍🏼🎸🤘🏼
Another great lesson. Well done 👏
@@Kajojek thanks man 👍🏼🎸🤘🏼
That's really helpful. Subbed. 👍🎸
@@AtomicThrillGaming awesome man, glad you found it helpful. Thanks for the sub. I have several slash style lessons. If you can deal with no editing and just learning from a guy on the couch then you might find it useful 🎸👍🏼
love your lessons!
Could you maybe do a lesson on how to approach soloing over a chord progression and how to do that in the style of Slash?
Thanks!
@@1981SG thanks man, I appreciate it. Trying to do what I can with my particular skill set….we can’t all be Gsharp and laszlo ha. But yea, that’s a good idea about soloing over chord progressions. I’m wondering if I understand it enough to teach it! It’s something I definitely do and have an intuitive understanding to some degree, but explaining to others is a different challenge. I actually have been considering doing a lesson where I show how I go about soloing over a progression like knocking on heaves door or even paradise city. Ya know that G D C type of thing. I often practice to a loop of knocking on heavens door progression. It’s a great one for mixing major and minor, and being in G you have a lot of neck real estate to work with. I may in fact do that next. I just have to think of a way to organize it so the video isn’t 30 mins long and unorganized. But thanks again, good to hear from you 🎸👍🏼
My man,i missed your lessons like this one,thank you keep rockin it 🎩🎸🤘
Lets keep G Sharp legacy alive!🙏👏
Hey man, long time no comment ha. I was wondering if you were still out there. How’s your playing going? I know it’s easy to get into slumps or hit plateaus. I definitely do sometimes and usually just try to push through, or maybe focusing on some different aspect of playing. Good to hear for you my friend 👍🏼🎸
@@slashtrio yea was busy with work and i wasnt grabbing the guitar that much but now with more time getting back the old shape and i was glued into Gilmour for a while,take care and keep those lessons coming they are great 🎩🎸🤘👏
@@lets_rock_it thanks man! Well there are worse guys to study than Gilmore! Talk about feel and melodic phrasing. I definitely listen to other guitar plays too, helps us kind of shape our own identities. Peace ✌️
@@slashtrio what he does with just one note sometimes amazes me,and yes we kind take from our favourite players influences the same way they took it from their favourites,stay well and keep those lessons coming 🎩🎸🤘
@@lets_rock_it yea man, well said. I definitely pull from slash (obviously) but also SRV, Clapton, Hendrix, gsharp!!, and recently believe or not, Lynyrd Skynyrd! Their first couple of albums from the 70s have some great blues rock guitar playing. Very melodic and killer vibrato.
Nice lesson👍. I cant wait for godfather licks style lesson
Thanks man, glad you liked it. Man the godfather is a classic beast of a solo. I have actually never taken the time to learn it. I rarely learn entire solos of slash or anyone, I’m more inclined to just learn licks and phrases that I see guys do and then kind of use them to improvise or maybe just make up my own licks and solos. But yea, the godfather is classic and it would take some serious study for me to pull that off. I’m not quite as good with the natural minor scale stuff. But I’ll put a link below to a guy who teaches the godfather solo. While is tone and playing style is not really like slash he does a great job of breaking it down. Peace 🎸👍🏼
ruclips.net/video/0hflVEdASLQ/видео.htmlsi=Qiu60bmvkol3Wd54
Another great video. Nice n dirty Keep em coming!
@@TheReal-GT thanks man!! 🎸👍🏼🤘🏼
i always tried too play sweet child o mine when i was a kid
@@XxdartvaderxX yea, me too. That main solo is definitely challenging.
Man would love to see a video lesson of how to do legato style down the pentatonic but for boxes 2 - 4. Got box one down but have trouble figuring out for the other boxes, just sounds off or out of key. Your videos are great ! Watch you, Lazzlo and c# all the time. Keep up the good work.
Thanks man, well I’m honored to even be mentioned along side of those legends. I’m a huge fan of Gsharp and Laszlo. They play very similarly I think. I’d venture to say that Gsharp is my favorite guitar player! If I had a magic wand I would be happy to grant myself his guitar playing skills.
But yea, doing the legato down through the boxes in that fluid way is definitely a challenge and something that I’m still working on myself. It’s one thing to work your way down vertically in each box (which I can do in box 1, 2 and 4 - and maybe box 1 in major pentatonic), but I think the key is getting where you work your way down (or up) horizontally. I tend to do this using slides but also connecting the positions with legato. Don’t think I’m quite ready to teach that yet! It might be hard to watch ha. But I’ll continue to share whatever I can do and continue to learn as I can.
I think the things that is helping me progress with this is actually taking the time to learn all the boxes / scales and then just adapting those same licks and patterns to those other positions. For a long time I only used the 1st few strings for each position, and still tend to do that.
Thanks again 👍🏼🎸
You sound so good man
@@anthonydavella8350 hey man, thanks for the kind words. It’s good to hear from you! I think I messaged you a while back to see how things were going. Hope all is well and that you’re getting some good guitar time in 😎👍🏼🎸
@@slashtrio still on hiatus...
@@anthonydavella8350 well, hope you get back into soon. 👍🏼
@slashtrio i will no doubt unless I keel over 1st lol. How you doing?
@@anthonydavella8350 well if you’re gonna go out, go out rocking ! I’m doing well man. Getting old ha. Turned half century recently. Busy with work and family, but definitely playing a lot too ! 👍🏼🎸
sick as usual man
@@awesomegaming9845 thanks my friend. Hope you enjoy 🎸🤘🏼
absolutely love your videos . i would love to love to see you play something over a major progression like november rain ( well first few verses are ) as i struggle a little with making it sound melodic . would you play the actual changes or play in a scale looking for lines or both ? thank you
Hey thanks for the kind words. Glad to hear that you’re finding some of these videos useful. Yea playing melodically in a major key is something that I’m still working on, but I don’t spend too much time on it. I do love playing to progressions like knocking on heavens door where you can mix major and minor and play with a bit more melody. If I can come up with something for a video I will, but not sure I have mastered that style enough to teach it. Thanks again 🎸👍🏼
@@slashtrio no worries , just love your playing , weird how it is much harder to play over major progressions. obviously major pentatonic works but sounds too .....major pentatonic !! ... and adding the full scale can seem a bit forced . anyway keep up the good work sir
Great video. Do you thinking you could do a video on picking?
@@prod.fin- hey man, thanks for watching and glad you liked it. I’m sorry I kind of neglect showing or talking about the picking hand. It’s funny, but it’s not something I think about too much. It’s always been kind of automatic for me. When I watch Gsharp and all these great players, I just watch the fretting hand and pay no attention to the picking hand! I’m sure if I was trying to shred then it would be more essential to study the picking hand. I definitely do a lot of alternate picking and pick raking.
What level would you say you’re at? Maybe I can make a special video for you. I don’t think I could explain picking techniques well enough for a general consumption video!
@@slashtrio Thanks for the offer. That would be great! I would say I'm intermediate. What I really meant was picking between strings during fast licks.
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@@eddu_abreu 🎸👍🏼🤘🏼
Again what a great channel man. Another one for me to study and practice. I know you are way more advanced and maybe detrimental to your practice to do a slow version of the penta scale positions. Idk why I feel I can easily navigate the board but maybe I only use 1-2 positions or something that resolves the flow of the scale but in a conscious way I doubt I know what is position 2-3-4-5 😅 Someone with your approach and patience could really help others like me
@@DragDealer hey man, thanks for reaching out and I am glad to hear that you’re continuing to dig these lessons. I understand where you’re coming from with all the position. I did a rather long video down months ago about transitioning through the boxes, but I’m sure it’s not organized in the best possible way. I was slow to learn them all myself. I have long used box 1 2 and 3 but didn’t use the others. I actually have grown to like box 4 the most Maybe. I don’t tend to use all the stings for each box most of the time but it’s good to know. I do go back and practice then from time to time. Maybe I’ll do a beginner type video for all the boxes. Or maybe I’ll just make one for you ha. Sometimes I get overwhelmed when trying to describe it all because I kind of have all mapped out in my brain visually and don’t think in terms of fret numbers and such. But yea, I’ll see what I can do. Thanks again my friend 👍🏼🎸🤘🏼😎
@@slashtrio Thanks for sharing and letting me know I’m not alone, I’m on that point of the journey when something is gonna click but it doesn’t coz i need a more advanced person to break it down to me. I’ll be so stocked to see the video you mentioned on your comment, for me only, no. Hopefully many others are on a similar journey where they also feel like things are clicking but they lack that visualization and breakdown of the transitions and how to use only a few strings on some shapes. That a huge part of the problem, we think we need to hit them all when I fact is learning locks that move around and flow into other shapes. Hopefully (crossing fingers) you make such video. I use mostly 1 and 2, I’m pretty sure I use something else coz my fingers move and flow into other shapes which I can’t tell what they are, maybe another scale idk, it it resolves nicely. I been thinking on driving into the diminished scale but I want to know the penta first and the melodic minor. My nemesis is lacks of transition into other parts and lack of knowledge of blues licks. But I will keep going. Great to talk to you man 🫡 btw yoi llu explain things just fine and very relaxed so you know how to do it my man
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@@johnwalker7971 thanks 🎸👍🏼🤘🏼
Cheers, man! Glad to see another video of yours. I took the time and saw it all, great licks! Just one question: I kept practicing the lick to you play at 15:43, but after 3-4 minutes my left hand starts hurting. Do you prepare in some way before playing? Something like, I dunno, stretches? :)). You play with such ease and seem to barely push down on the strings
@@ShumuStudios hey man, I’m honored that you like my playing and my videos! You’re such a great player so it’s always an honor when any great players gives such nice or complimentary feedback, so cheers my friend.
Regarding hand strength or discomfort, I do not do any kind of stretched or hand exercises, although I have been considering starting to do such a thing. I’m getting up there in the years so the body is more prone to aches and tendonitis type of injuries, definitely gone through that with other activities I love like tennis, surfing, and even working out. I play every day for an hour or two and usually my hands are fine. Occasionally I’ll get some joint aches in the fingers, and if I do I’ll just stop for the day. I have been into 50s fat necks for a while but recently got a LP classic that has a much thinner neck and I’m noticing that maybe it’s better for my fingers, at least for fast type playing.
But yea, I don’t do exercises as of yet. I think I naturally have a fairly soft touch, not really something I practiced or was even aware of until some people mentioned over the years. That said, I have made even a more conscious effort to not grip any harder than necessary. Oh, I also use lighter strings! I have a hybrid set so that the 1st 2nd and 3rd are from a set of 9s and the others are from a set of 10s. I decided a while ago that lighter would be better for my joint health over the long haul. I just turned half a century a few weeks back so I’m trying to keep the body together!
@@slashtrio You're far too kind. But after going through all your Slash lessons I realized just how much I gotta practice.
I wish you many more half centuries further! :D Thanks for the reply, I highly appreciate it! You have such accuracy bending on the first 3 strings. I started out with 9s but was bending waaay more than needed, so I switched to regular slinky 10s. I'll remember what you wrote and try to push down with less pressure, though I find that hard to do, especially when trying to play faster
@@ShumuStudios thanks again man, your feedback has been so nice. Yea we all have our relative strengths I suppose. I started playing pretty young and got into blues in college. I think I naturally had a soft touch which seemed to lend itself for smooth playing and bending and such. I quit playing lead for many years and got back into it in 2019 or so. I started doing more online lessons and heard guys emphasizing bends and good vibrato. I had never even thought about my technique at that point and was pleasantly surprised that I seemed to be already doing it pretty well. But I have continued to be mindful of it and get even better at it. I think it helps if you can sing at all and have a decent ear. I can song okay and I really notice when I hear players, sometimes really good ones, bending out of key or having stuff wonky vibrato. So I try to emphasize that I’m my videos. My weakness has been knowing all the scales, knowing any theory, and playing fast licks. Those are the things I have worked to improve these last few years. I didn’t really know any of this legato stuff up until a couple of years ago. Still a work in progress.
@@slashtrio I've gotten quite deep into music theory for the last two years. I had to because I want to play some jazz manouche.
And all the licks you've played fit so damn well with what I know. I could follow you 100%, thinking like: "oh yea, he plays a major 6th there, then going from minor to major third in that lick"
@@ShumuStudios that’s awesome man. Yea I’m learning some of that kind of thing but at this point it’s more about knowing the positions and then relying on my ear to know what works and what doesn’t work. I knew a guy in college who played high level jazz guitar, it’s was nuts. Crazy scales and patterns that I had no idea about. I think I’ll stick to rock and blues at this point. I’m gonna try and take this as far as I can with my ability and time. I’d love to be as good as gsharp, but I have a ways to go, may not get there, but I’ll keep pushing. 🎸🤘🏼