The Top 5 Moments of a Guitar Player's Life
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alright
Oof
@Music Is Win For me it is Divebombs, Pinch Harmonics, Sweep Picking, Legatos and Mythical Harmonics.
I think the best moment is reflecting on how far you’ve come, and realizing every little thing you’ve learned has led to this moment
agreed
Man, that’s deep.
good one!
I just received my first secondhand guitar less than 24 hours ago. No cable or anything yet so I just plink-plink-plinked across the _5_ strings it currently has. It was a conscious thought that it's going to take LOTS of practice for it to finally sound like something. For now, that practice is about not numbing (silencing) the other strings while trying to target any other single string next to them. lol!
The worst moment Is when you find out you are still Stuck After 12 years of playing
My top 5 guitar moments:
1. Buying your first guitar, bought by you not you parents.
2. A guitar pick given by your guitar teacher that he used to teach you that day.
3. Your first complete song in open chords.
4. Your first intro, riff or solo that actually sounds good.
5. Nailing the F bar chord for the first time. (Almost made me stop learning lol)
I've never had a guitar teacher
Bar chord is very true
Dude getting the a shaped barre chord was crazy at the time. Finally being able to play a B opened a lot of doors
when you first try the F bar it SUCKS and now I can do it effortlessly
I’ve been tryna do 4 for like a month and the f barre chord just don’t talk to me 😂
When you write a song and someone asks you who that is and you tell them that you wrote it...and they like it.
Little Sally Comics wow did you write this bro? Play something else bro
Im sorry wrong channel
Bro bro 035 bro 0365 bro
@@unclep8501 *BR000*
parsa Sepahdoost br0 is Serj Tankian your father?
Yesssss
1) Getting your first proper guitar
2) Being able to work out a song by ear
3) Being able to improvise
4) Being able to play one of your guitar hero's riffs/leads
5) Getting a sexual partner WAY out of your league
I like this comment
Okay the 5th one will never happen lmao
@@vermilionmusic8890 Have faith.
First “proper” guitar?
@@scruffyjams2910 Yes, as opposed to a £5 plastic thing or £40 assembly of chipboard they buy you because they don't think you'll keep it up
Man, this is my favourite guitar video of 2020. I don’t think anything can beat the new guitar scene 😂❤️
Hey, dark souls speedrun guy! How ya doing?
Squillaaaaaa
Holy shit you are here!?
Me about a month ago when I bought my new epiphone lol
Hey! What a delightful surprise to see you in the comments of one of Tyler’s videos! 😃
"I play a little guitar" *takes a little guitar and walks through the fire and flames*
LMAO
oh i like that
saying "walking through the fire and the flames" instead of "playing TTFAF"
You forgot, figures out Smoke on the Water in between CoD matches
so true
Lmao true
"hard work pays off" better known as guitargasm after melting your brain on some riff or exercise, going to sleep, waking up the day after and playing it perfectly as it should be... literally happened twice to me this month trying to sweep pick and while learning by ear sanctified with dynamite by powerwolf
Damn that happend to me with for that second by Rob Scallon... it just felt amazing.
same for me with polyphias goat riff. it feels so fkn satisfying and proud
It's actually a recognizes ability of our brains. That's why practicing in short intervals every evening and before going to bed is the best way to success. Let your brain process at night.
I like how all of his videos are a good mix of cringe, dad level humor, and guitar mastery
Yeah. in a good way.
"I play a little guitar"
*whips out a little guitar*
*Takes out ukulele*
wow you can hear and type comments
That moment when you learn a song, but you can’t get it quite right, and then come back to it like a month later and you actually get your head round it
I love your pfp
@@d3ltitnu yeah bleach is mega undersated
Relatable asf
Getting tapping down is one of the most epic guitar experiences
I want to learn it soon
Gushers TM don’t be intimidated man. All it takes is a tiny bit of finger strength. It’s all flourish! Sounds cool and flashy but it’s easy with practice I promise.
Tyler Vento yes
Smiles In ONE
@@jumbler2 how’d it go?
When you learn Neon for the first time
*when you learn neon for the 69th time*
I remember i had some kind of burn on my thumb
pieceOfmind I actually did make new calluses learning it 😬 and I’ve been playing for 10 years!!!
Aww man😂 u get more n more into it as u gradually get better
One of the top moment for a guitarist when you do a guitar solo, so effortlessly and nicelly, that you starts to *feel* the music
Edit: Another great moment would be if you could advise me on my rock guitar playing in my channel, really working hard! Thanks in advance
Your music is in you.
Not someone else.
The miraculous moment when you realize, how little you have actually discovered from the multidimensional universe of guitars and music in general
A new guitar is so exciting, my wife knows that I need several hours when we get home every time I get a new one!
My personal top 5
In no particular order
-Learning my first song all the way through, solo and all, and being able to play it over the recording.
-getting my first live rig (though I wouldn't touch any of that gear now)
-first (and only) time my band ever received an encore call.
-making my own Les Paul copy
-improvising my first solo after spending months practicing and memorizing scale positions.
Also no. 4 in this video looks like a super villian origin scene.
Yesss using a lot of weird scale positions for the first time is so statisfying! Also using theory you learned.
Recently I’ve near-perfected a “down, down, up” picking pattern, which makes certain hard riffs e.g. Master of puppets, painkiller, seek and destroy, and some others a lot easier to play, it’s unlocked loads of songs and I can play them really cleanly, I’d call that a guitar moment for me
That sounds like a good downpicking technique ill try it
@@twstdlzard9659 yeah it’s sort of a cross between down picking and alternate, it’s got the aggression of down picking but requires les stamina, and les cramp-inducing. I’ve always found downpicking quite difficult myself
my top 5 guitar moments
1. getting callouses
2. learning my first riff (unironically smoke on the water)
3. learning my first solo (holiday by green day)
4. when i upgraded guitars (first one was a squier ripoff i now have a schecter)
5. Playing my first song live (unholy confessions by avenged sevenfold)
Steam on the liquid XD
That was my first one too lol
I knew Joe Satriani was surfing with Steve Vai this whole time!
The biggest moment for me so far was when I managed to play Master Of Puppets at full speed with the right amount of downpicking. Haven't learned the solos yet though so that might be the next big thing.
I know the whole damn thing....but can't downpick the verses at all.....my wrist would fall off.
The solos are the easiest part of the song really you'll do fine man
the first time i tried i could and i used the hetfield picking tecnique but i discovered the palm muting and then i knew i couldn't but the practice is good XD
I've been practicing this song for 1 month and I'm still in the intro :( can't get it right...
I was able to play this song full speed with all down strokes, but sadly I stopped practicing it and I lost that ability :( guess it’s time to relearn that song
I mean he’s right:
I don’t like the sound of sweep picking, so I’ve never bothered to learn it, and as such I can’t do it.
Is that what we call a self-fulfilling prophecy?
man.... I had such a great moment in my life one year ago. My wife was pregnant, only few days for the baby to pop out and we had a gig. Well, our lead singer couldn't come for a good reason, he had a honeymoon, but we decided not to cancel the show. I would be singing. I'm not a greatest singer out there but better than mediocre. Just few weeks to practise and I knew I had to have a new guitar for the show. It was only a Ibanez gio series but c'mon, red and black and shiny new. I didn't dare to tell my wife about it and the package arrived couple days before the show. I was able to transport it to my music room without her knowing nothing about it. Which of course was a good thing because the plan was to have the baby after the show right. We rocked the heck out at the venue, with 20 people watching and I didn't blow my cover up :D The story didn't go so well after 6 months when I acquired a helix and a tight esp metal shredder with active emg's simultaneously... :-)
The new guitar feeling is so real lmao
false! he didnt show the part where our wives obliterate us
I played the sweep picking portion of "no pity for a coward" smoothly and at full speed for the first time a couple days ago and I think that's in my top 5 personal moments
1)meeting/jamming with one of your heroes
2)nailing shred runs
3)learning a hard song from your heroes
4)discovering a killer band
5)getting a guitar by yourself
I'm a Bassist but my favorite moment was when I was trying to learn a bass line and I could only part of it. After many days of work I was able to play it effortlessly and I was really proud
1. Nailed F chord
2. Learned You've got a friend in me finger style
3. Discovered all my RUclips guitar teachers
4. Arranged my own finger style offertory for church and played it
5. Dunno yet😂
Those are very solid ones, I can strongly relate with You Got a Friend in Me fingerstyle and the RUclips teachers
I too would lose my mind if Steve Vai called me out of nowhere and confirmed that he was an alien right before my ears.
Little guitar, best joke by a mile. Also, I knew Steve was out of this world. Nice work dude.
Some one asking a question about the guitar, and knowing the answer so you can help them is the best feeling. Maybe playing for thousands is better but ah......... haven't got there yet.
this happened to me a few weeks ago and i dusted the old strat off and havnt put it down since, even got some new gear
I very much relate to this.
@@deadcell5149, after years of not playing, the same thing happened to me. Since I was asked less than 2 years ago, I have purchased about $5,000.00 in new gear. I can't stop playing
Yep, I remember the time I got the call from Steve Vai and we talked about how he’s going to take over the world.
This video really did bring me back.
Playing guitar for the first few weeks! You learn so much so fast
My first guitar was given to me by my father in law. Its an old Yamaha acoustic with a really nice sound and bringing it home was an amazing moment. I wanted to play something electric so I bought a used Godin Session Custom. Bringing it home was an awesome moment but an even better one was when I realized how much I love playing it.
Still waiting for those phone calls though... :)
i know you’re never going to see this but thank you so much, you’ve helped me get through the darkest of hours i love your content, you’ve actually made me happy whenever i thought i would never be happy again so just thank you
I would say the best moment could have been angus Young handing me a sg
r/thathappened
@@miguelramos48017 r/iusereddit
Prove it
Somebody has been toying with Windows Movie Maker I see
5 moments,
1 opening your first guitar
2 playing your first riff (most likely smoke on the water)
3 actually shredding
4 playing onstage
5 breaking your high e string
last one is relatable I broke my high e string playing the beginning of the hotel California solo. gosh bring back flash backs
First Riff: Breaking the Law!!!!!!
@@rockerpat1085 nice
This is not only the greatest thing I’ve ever seen but it’s also the greatest thing I’ve ever seen
1. Buying my first electric guitar
2.Theory lightbulb moment
3. Being told I sounded great at my first gig by someone I didn’t know.
4. Finally nailing the fast lick in don’t stop believing.
5.
Therapist : Scary Tyler isn't real, he can't hurt you
Scary Tyler : 3:23
Haha
1. Playing and nailing a song with a band
2. Impressing a friend with your skills
New guitar day trumps all others.
EDIT: We already know Steve is an alien.
My top moment was the day that I learned how to play my first solo. That started a whole new route for me.
I had the new guitar feeling 3 days ago, bought myself a PRS SE 245 in vintage sunburst... I can't stop playing now, I'm in love with it :D
I've experienced 1of these about 100 times
FFS STEVE I GET IT, YOUR AN ALIEN!
😂
1. Getting my first guitar after months of playing an old acustic.
2. Joining a band
3. First live show
4. Learning shredding and sweep picking, things that seemed impossible when i started.
5. Recording and releasing your first song
Best moment of my guitar life so far was putting on the backing track and realizing I can finally play Master of Puppets. Only James' rhythm part right now, but I've played it so much my parents probably don't like that song anymore
That piano part for #4 is really awesome. It would be nice to see/hear a guitar version of it.
I just spent the last 6 hours learning and practicing the second comfortably numb solo. Not quite there but when I am...
It’ll sound amazing. Keep rocking man, and don’t be afraid to try more of David Gilmour’s work.
I just learned that solo too. great feeling
The facial expressions when opening the new guitar are so dang funny!
Met Steve Vai in 2014. I was working at a hotel and he stayed with us during his visit. I was in gueat/artist relations. Spent an incredible day and a half with Mr Vai. I even got a chance to play EVO in his hotel room alone while he taught me some stuff.
That, is an experience I will forever cherish. How often do you get one in one time with your guitar hero?
Lucky guy...
My favorite moment moment was when I was in high school and I went to a random dominos, the girl on the counter was someone I’ve never seen before but she instantly said “Hey your that dude thats really good at guitar”... I think she went to my school and I was in Jazz Band but it still was heart warming, its the little things that count
He really went through the fire and flames @5:07
"I play a little guitar"
*pulls out little guitar*
Hi Tyler. Now that Eddie's gone can you please record a full version of eruption like you play in this video?
It sounds as if Eddie's soul is flying to paradise😇😇
Not gonna lie, that last one really threw me for a loop.
its so wholesome seeing Terry so happy to see his new guitar
Oh yes! That magic of a new guitar. The fresh new vibes that emanate from that newly found stranger reverberating through you soul....
What is this beautiful piano song at 3:28? Such a perfect moment
I’m trying to figure out too.
Yeah I love when steve vai calls me randomly. Relatable😌
funny story (or not): I was learning to tap on guitar 2 mins before watching this vid and had my guitar plugged in... I saw that Tyler uploaded a video and clicked it right away as any sensible person would do... (love ur vids Tyler btw) and i reached the part of the vid when he was learning to tap... I forgot to pause the vid and went to drink water... I came back and thought my guitar was playing itself....
I almost fainted.
Lmao
You and I have completely different guitar dreams.
it should had been top 6 moments the one being change of strings
I tried changing the strings on my guitar with a tremelo system on my own for the first time few weeks ago. I was having problems and I felt kind of dissapointed in myself until I took it into the guitar shop to have the tech do it and found out that half of the threads on the bridge were stripped
The New Guitar Moment. I loved it.
I feel like Tyler is turning into Stevie T with all the costumes
Your first guitar is always special
U forget to put When a Guitarist find his lost pick
Yessss!!! It's number 1....
Number 1. kinda happened to me. Tyler from Music is Win told me that my minor pentatonic shredding is very good...
3:57 THAT FACE 😂😂😂
4:17 and that one!
He was playing through the fire and flames at 5:02 🔥🔥😂
LMAO
I think number 2 is one for all instruments, had several of those moments on guitar where I practised and practised, made a breakthrough and it became easy, barre chords, realising I could move the shapes around, getting my violin, practicing for ages, realising there was an easy pattern to playing major/minor scales, learning a few simple tunes, going back to guitar with a different view, working out those scales, realizing that all the chords in a key can be constructed from it's scale, applying that back to violin, figuring out that moving a finger around can create different chords, like the simple yet effective Dm to Dmmaj7 to Dm7 fall, etc
Probably the nicest guitar case I've ever seen.
Number 4 will never get old
Definitely everyone should feel that #2 (ha) all the time as we work to better ourselves and learn/write music. Cant wait to feel that #4 with a new amp next year as a house warming present to myself 😁
A moment every guitarist should experience in my opinion should be handcrafting a Guitar, such a great effort, but so rewarding in the end
The best moment a guitar player could have in his/her life is learning how to fully play there favorite song
I have been playing for about 17 years on and off, but only recently got somewhat serious about guitar. If there's 2 pieces of advice i can give newer players - 1) get a teacher or use an online resource like Justin Guitar to iron out all the basics 2) don't skip hard songs just because they are hard. Analyse and practice even if it takes weeks or months to learn something. You WILL get there. There are many solos I never thought I'd ever be able to play on Day 1, but after 2 or 3 weeks I mastered them. This made learning other solos easier too over time.
The last one was basically just a surreal meme.
1.Attempting to play some of your favorite songs as a newb and actually getting people to recognize them.
2. Buying your first guitar...ahhh the smell of shred in the morning!
3. Buying your first NEW guitar, not some hand me down, used, someone else’s finger all over it...YOUR NEW guitar!
4. Nailing an insanely difficult lick/song and sharing it with friends who never realized you kept playing since #1.
5. Practicing until you start just coming up with your own riffs and turning them into a song!
Haven't gotten a new guitar in years... And getting a call from Steve Vai would be epic
This might be weird but ever since I saw the Yes man scene I always want to grab a guitar and Jumper to save a life.
Dude I literally imagined doing that a day ago because of that movie
I WISH YOU WOULD STEP BACK FROM THAT LEDGE, MY FRIEND
Josh Hamilton WE COULD CUT TIES FROM ALL THE LIES THAT YOU’VE BEEN LIVING IN
AND IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO SEE ME AGAIN, I WOULD UNDERSTAAAAAAND!
Mad Skillz1223 THE ANGRY BOY A BIT TOO INSANE!
When you finally nail a hard part that's taken a long time to get down
The steve vai call was the most professional thing iv ever seen
That piano music during the new guitar bit was quite nice....hauntingly beautiful ^^. And sweep picking must be on the list! Hahaha..it's SO hard
It’s nice to know that you’re still human @1:11
That Eruption part was awesome
EDIT: Saw #5 - this is epic xD
Hi Tyler what year did you pick up guitar and start playing?
That rug really tied the guitar case together, man 🤣
we love your videos !! great job ! have a nice life !!
nailing you give love a bad name solo felt nice
A great moment is also being able to record something you can play perfectly without messing up.
Thank You Little Guitar Player!
I have been playing for 10 years now. There have been many great moments but probably the best was when I got my first guitar and let my first open chord ring out with distortion. It was an Agile AL-2000. All I had at the time was some really (REALLY) old Rickenbacker amp and a RAT pedal. Tuned the guitar to drop D, plugged everything in and turned everything on, and let an open D power chord ring out. At that moment I knew this was right for me. SO satisfying.
1. First Guitar (Mine was a squier 60s vibe strat)
2. First solo (Smells like teen spirit)
3. First ever full song that sounds good(also smells like teen spirit)
4. First Proper guitar (Like a PRS, Gibson or Fender mine was a Gibson LP)
5. Through the Fire and flames
Bonus: The murder of your fingers is also pretty memorable every time you do it
Robert Normann, he was a Norwegian jazz guitarist. You must check out this guitarist. Even django respected this guy. Django said to Norway what are you doing with me with me you got Robert Normann. He's the chord master.
I can sorta relate to number 5. Whenever my mom buys a bottle of wine she asks me to play classic tunes, and I have a friend on twitter who started playing guitar last year when I showed her a guitar that was under $400. 🎸
1. Having a guitar teacher so good that you turn his first lesson into three original songs (it's a shame I was too broke to continue with the lessons...guy was Kung Fu)
2. Putting together a group of students to take the school talent show first place prize away from the beat box kid who'd won it all the years prior.
3. Your first live gig that goes well....
4. Having your own kids, training them, and then having them join your band
5. Playing a set in Dubai with a random friend who plays harmonica like a beast.
I remember the first time I played acceptable tapping, I wouldn't stop doing it for days