This Petrucci Run Transformed My Playing!
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- Love me some great John Petrucci riffs. Let me know if you enjoyed this free guitar lesson! I am now offering virtual lessons via zoom (best availability on Friday/Saturday). You can schedule lessons with me at my website: EpicGuitarLessons.com
Awesome trick, dude! I love how you didn't just teach a lick, but how it's constructed and how to apply it in more contexts. I'll definitely be trying this, thanks.
Thanks man I'm really glad to hear that, I think it's a super important piece of the puzzle.
Erick Johnson uses this pattern/runs a lot too and I'm all for it, great lesson keep it up!
Thanks!
Nice! Thank you for sharing!
Just discovered your channel and loving it. Keep doing what you're doing man, and ignore the 'expert critics'.. these ideas are tools that we can shape to our own playing with different flavours than we might have thought of, all top notch stuff.. thank you !
thanks man I appreciate that. There are definitely a few haters here and there.. I like the term 'expert critics'.. Exactly, take the vocab and run with it! Thanks for watching.
dude! it's crazy I just started re-working on my pent. picking speed (because it sucks) and I was doing Satriani's Super Colossal descending run in the intro over and over while browsing RUclips- your video came up as a recommendation from the Google A.I. gods and this was exactly what I needed to practice the same technique but with some new patterns. you rock
Sick!! Glad you enjoyed it. More to come
Wow! Out of all the licks I've learned from multiple formats/media, this one has clicked the most! Thanks for making this video!
FANTASTIC! Outstanding concept!
Shredding… sounds great man, super clean, and a versatile pattern to play with. Nice lesson.
Once you understand the anatomy of guitar harmonization, you will never again need to do what others do, but create your own style.
It took me 40 years to criate my style like I always wanted.
C Relampago⚡
Interesting… Any tips or links on how to study the anatomy of guitar harmonization. Thanks in advance
@@lifo hi. No licks. Licks are everywhere in you tube. Once the neck is in memory, knowing where each note is and how they relate, and once we know our finger muscle memory limitations, we can express ourselves through of our instrument, then yes, we can copy, imitate or play everything we want to express. There is only one way: discover our limitations and practice them until you reach them. It has to come from our interior. Educate your ear, study as much as we can learn. There are no miracles until we know what we are doing....
Ho, by the way, One important thing is to know the mother scale, the Major Scale. It is with her that everything that will be our path will be done. cheers🙏🙏🤘🤘🎼🎼
This guy is right. Know the fretboard, it's like takin it back to the piano 🎹 where it's 12 notes repeating linearly. You therefore know it, but to have that same confidence on the guitar, you guessed it, you need to know the notes on the fretboard just the same, obviously that's how you'd know the notes like on the keyboard. Study and know the board.
@@carlosrelampago2279that is gold ✨️ brother. You're absolutely correct and intelligent player. I do the same. Its like always relying on Google maps all your life to get you to nearby locations. No independent navigation that way. Know the fretboard and perfect your technique!
Yet, in 40 years you still haven't learned to bend in tune and/or playing in time. Every great guitarist stole things from their idols and amalgamated those things into something of their own.
Fantastic!
That was one of the fastest 'subscribes' I've done in a while, can't wait to dive in to these!
Wow thanks man more vids coming this weekend.
love that tone too, nice
Your guitar sounds awesome!
Very close to the Hirajōshi scale, but just a bit different. The last pattern actually is Hirajōshi! Fun stuff!
The "Symphony of Destruction" solo scale!
SUPER SICK THXX
Found this video by pure chance and i am well happy with this find. Great lesson bro. Im subscribing now
Thanks man! I plan on throwing up a couple a week at least.
@@EpicGuitarLessonsEthan this one is perfect for me since my 2 note per string is defo not my Forte. By the way killer looking guitar and great fluid sound on that lick . Really glad i found your channel
Paul Gilbert did this on ascending runs, especially during the Mr. Big era which is where I first learned it. Cool lick and great lesson!
Great stuff. Options on the guitar are endless. Good work on those runs. Shred
Your Charvel sounds fantastic man! great playing too!
Thanks, I love this guitar. A lot of the magic of the sound is the Axe FX III as well
@@EpicGuitarLessonsEthan what model Charvel is it?
And yes, that Axe FX must be adding a LOT of mojo, not to mention your amazing technique!
@@joshmarkraj ProMod Dk24 HH Chlorine Burst. Hopefully I remembered that right lol, it's a mouthful. And thanks bro!
Very nice!
Thanks! More vids this weekend
im so glad this video just came up on my recomended holy ur a legend
This is sweet man thank you, can’t wait to try this out tonight
My pleasure!!! 🎸
Great
Excellent
Thank you! The first one, I replaced the ‘E note 12 fret’ with F#, to end on G.
Really cool concept! Thanks for sharing dude! 🙏🤘
Great lesson!
thanks man! more coming!
@@EpicGuitarLessonsEthan I love you frame it as a "piece of vocabulary". I think that's a great way of establishing it as a language.
@@PatDurkinMusic thanks, for sure! The larger our vocabulary, the more we can express ourselves with interesting sentences 🎸
that was indeed EPIC. than ks for the lesson
Good info
That was really great! Love the tabs too! Thanks so much!
Super dope!
That was splendid
Thanks!
The mixolydian fingering sounds like what eric johnson uses in cliffs of dover at the end of intro
awesome dude!! very smart method to teach like this, sequence and shape is all that important on guitar.
Actually i think this is Paganini scale also appeared in the amazing cross roads duel, Steve Via played it , but Ralph Maccio pretended to use it very last scene of the head cutting.
This is a really cool idea man. You can apply this idea in infinite ways. I love finding new tactics for making scales more interesting to practice which always leads to great lead ideas.
Great job, sounds terrific.
flawless technique, thank you
Hey bro I got same guitar happy shredding!
Great lesson and sample thank you 🙏 😊
My pleasure! thanks for watching!
Joe Bonamassa uses a lot too... awesome!
Dude your playing and tone are excellent. Got any music out?
So, it's a rolling 6's pattern, I love the sound of rolling 5's a la Eric Johnson
Good way to put it! I love that sound as well!
Thank you so much for the video! Great explanation and it was interesting to watch and eventually repeat on guitar!
Your picking is so impressive. Could you do a video on how you've built up your technique? Thanks!
My new video from this afternoon hits on picking technique a bit if you wanna check it out! but I will definitely do more. It's something that I built up over years so it's hard to point at just a few things that unlocked it. But I will definitely do my best to create some more lessons around it!
@@EpicGuitarLessonsEthan thanks! You're an amazing player.
Wow, fast and clean. The 2 notes per string is something frustrating for me to do and the speed adds to the challenge. 😢
those intervals make the scale sound as an arpeggio...great playin!!
That's because it is an arpeggio essentially
clean picking
Great lick, thanks!
My pleasure. More to come.
That probably sounds pretty sick with a touch of reverb & delay. Great walkthrough 🤘
You can easily apply this to any scale or mode to get a myriad of options. Slash uses a similar approach of 3NPS and applying passing notes (I.e. Paradise City solo).
it does have reverb and delay.
@@mindcontrol67 may be that my phone isn’t picking it up as well.
Yep it does have verb and delay but no problem it's hard to hear it on video. But thanks man!! Yep I encourage everyone to take their vocabulary through as many positions or 'modes' as possible so you can be fluid with it! And this one translates particularly well for that. Thanks 👍
Instant sub. Great stuff dude.
Thank you!! Couple more videos this weekend.
This was awesome!
Great video. P simple to understand as well. Will definitely use this
Can't wait to try this, though I can't forsee it having the same power on my acoustic haha
Sick axe got same one. You change the bridge bucker out ??
What guitar is it?
Nice. Which guitar is that?
Great video! Can you make a video about you alternate picking technique, please?
Sure, I'm planning to share some picking exercises, so I could talk about it there. I would say all the standard stuff applies, so minimizing motion, picking using wrist rotation as much as possible instead of elbow, slight clockwise turn of the pick so it swims through the strings.. thanks for watching!
thanksss bro, appreciate 🙏🙏@@EpicGuitarLessonsEthan
This has been very helpful. I had a serious Ah Ha moment watching this
That's great to hear. I'm posting more tomorrow / Saturday!
@@EpicGuitarLessonsEthan
I subscribed
Dude that tone sounds amazing. Killer playing. What do you have dialed in on the fractal?
Thanks man! It's the jp2c model (I think the red channel without the shred boost) with a boost in front (I think an 808). Using York audio Ir I think. Sorry it's been a while since I looked at it.
Great job ma! What pickups are those ?
Dimarzio Satchur8 in the bridge and Paf Pro in the neck. Interesting combo for sure.
And thanks!
Interesting! Why you've changed the stock pickups ? You think they are bad?
@@mohamedazougagh5451 I wasn't loving the stock pickups. The biggest issue is that the bridge pickup was bright to the point of being fizzy. Also, to me, it felt like they were too high output. Liking the new pickups more for sure, but still want to try more options one day.
A little Eric Johnson-esque perhaps? Great video!
For sure! Thanks!
Great job
Ethan, didn't you come into Hendrickson's music years ago?
love the tone and the guitar! can u give specs plis?
Thanks! It's a charvel pro mod dk 24 hh. I put a Satchur8 in the bridge and Paf Pro in the neck. I'm playing through an axe fx 3 using petrucci's signature amp model.
thx nice . do you feel axe fx 3 is superior to other modelers? @@EpicGuitarLessonsEthan
Is the Petrucci amp modeler available in the US? I couldn't find it on GuitarCenter or Sweetwater.
@@maikcao yeah, I love it.
@@soundzznetwork I use an axefx3, which has a simulated model of petrucci's signature jp2c+ in it.
Awesome video nice runs definitely add them to my arsenal.
Cool! What model Charvel is that?
Pro mod dk24 hh chlorine burst. I love it.
Is that a chlorine burst dk24?
yeah boi!!!
I don't know why guitarist say you can apply this to any area on the guitar. YOU CAN APPLY ANY SCALE TO ANY AREA ON THE NECK.
This is a lick/concept, this isn't a scale.
I say you can apply it around the neck to encourage people to see how the concept sounds over different positions of a scale, which will result in different harmonic structures.
You are starting to look like petrucci man 😂
Is it possible to get this axe fx 3 preset? This sounded so good:)
Definitely.. I will look into how to do that. Maybe go to my site (epic guitar lessons) and use the contact form at the bottom to email me asking for it and I will reply to you with the preset one I figure out saving it to my computer.
@@EpicGuitarLessonsEthan I would love to see the preset as well, sounds killer! FYI, in Axe-edit, click "preset" the first option on the top left, then export preset. It saves it as a .syx file which you can share with us Fractal users.
@@MattBowmanmusic will try to get to it tonight!
PARADIGM SHIFT
zakk petrucci
Malmsteen's picking (in his prime) is much more interesting than Petrucci's
Why? All malmsteens lines are just harmonic minor scalar figures, this petrucci run has a lot more color and intervallic leaps to me
Just what compelled you to make that comment? This is obviously a video about Petrucci style runs…it’s in the title. You don’t like it don’t click on it. There’s no comparisons being made in the video about Yngwie, therefore no reason for your comment. You say you don’t find Petrucci’s picking interesting, but you were interested enough to watch?! Now that’s interesting 🤔
Petrucci runs, is that Italian for the sh$#'s cause I definitely don't want that!
Sound like...major seven
You are using too much kinetic energy, which means that while you are playing the guitar on the fretboard, it seems to me, at least, that you could try doing it more calmly. Try not to move the entire guitar while doing it; it would be more efficient. Very nice video, mate... keep rocking!
I see what you mean, the fretting fingers are moving EXTREMELY fast whereas the actual notes are just...fast. Could probably reach Shawn Lane levels of speed with more economy of motion! It's still great, clean playing
Thanks for the comment, I welcome the constructive criticism. I am not as shreddy as some people out there.. will have to study my own footage more and adjust 😁
Not sure what you're trying to do here
Nothing stretched out about it. Whole lot of spaghetti u ask me.