Pro Tips: Top 10 Yngwie Malmsteen Guitar Tricks, Licks & Techniques
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2018
- Pro Tips: Top 10 Yngwie Malmsteen Guitar Tricks, Licks & Techniques! How to play like Yngwie; an advanced guitar lesson (or advanced intermediate guitar lesson, to be fair) looking at Yngwie J Malmsteen picking technique, licks, tricks, tools and ideas. A tutorial on the top ten ways to get Yngwie's sound, giving a solid foundation of how to sound like Yngwie; or steal some of his composition and technical ideas and work them in to your own guitar playing!
This Yngwie lesson looks at: bending, vibrato, fours, melodic minor, harmonic minor, pedal point, sequences, triplets, sweep picking, phrygian dominant, diminished arpeggio, chord progressions, speed picking, and covers all of this in under 20 minutes!
~Other Malmsteen Tutorials & Resources~
3 String Sweep System: • Yngwie Malmsteen Sweep...
Yngwie's Best Riffs Medley: • Yngwie Malmsteen Best ...
Best Riffs Lesson With Tabs: • Yngwie Malmsteen Best ...
Gimme Gimme Sweep Lick Tutorial: • Guitar Licks To Impres...
Backing Tracks: E minor- • Yngwie Malmsteen Backi...
F# minor- • Yngwie J Malmsteen Sty...
A minor- • Yngwie Malmsteen Backi...
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Great lesson, I would note that even for an experienced guitarist, this 19 minute lesson is about 2 months of work to get down if you are not familiar playing this style. Even more to get it to full yngwie shreding speed. 2 months of guitar lessons for free, wow the internet is amazing.
Thanks mate, glad you liked it, really appreciate that comment :) Yeah, totally agree with you there. To be honest there's Yngwie stuff I'm still trying to get down properly, especially in terms of getting it as fluid and consistent as the man himself, lol
YES!
no fluff, straight in, short and sweet with everything a guitarist needs to pick up elements within minutes - rather than trawling through a 20 minute video to find ONE vaguely useful bit!
This is spot on for Tuition video work mate - cheers!
Cheers dude! Yeah, you nailed my main aim; trying to pack as much useful info into my videos as I can and keep the run time as trim as possible. Not always an easy thing to do, tangents and other ideas will always pop in to my head :D
@@JbfMusicGuitar Subscribed!
This channel deserves millions of subscribers, I’m disappointed how underrated this channel is
Very kind words, cheers mate! So long as this stuff is useful for you guys, that's good enough for me
I learn from my teacher with alot of money. But i see you teach us all very detail and free
Thanks mate! The real benefit of paid one to one lessons is that you get very specific and tailored feedback, but yeah you can learn loads of stuff online and free- I certainly have!
Hahahaha.. Sad for u man.. Now thanks for RUclips... Kids also can play shred 😅😂🙏🏻
@@effransshah Tell me about it! To be fair, since the 80s I reckon there's always been 16 year old virtuosos; but they're getting younger every year! My only hope is that hard work can outshine natural talent in the long run, lol
@@JbfMusicGuitar keep going man.. U made it be easy for people to play guitar.. Keep rock 🤘🤘🤘🎼🎸🎸
@@effransshah Will do my man, you too! 🤘
halfway through watching this and it's already made several things click, and given me loads of ideas for practise and playing. Fantastic video.
Excellent! Glad it's helped you out man :)
Really enjoyed thanks a lot!!
This must be the awesomest tutorial on Yngwie's techniques I've ever seen!
Easily could be one of the best guitar lessons out there in general.
Triple-like, man!
Cheers! Condensed years worth of my own studies in to about 20 minutes, lol. It's always great to get such positive comments like that; really appreciate it mate. What do you reckon is the tip here that you'll get the most use out of?
Amazing Video!! Thanks man! Continue like this!
Thanks dude! I've got a few more in this series planned, but they do take a while to put together :)
Wow! *AWESOME* VIDEO 📹... thanks very much for posting this
It's my pleasure
By far the best ym lesson on RUclips! Ty!
Thanks, spent a lot of time putting it all together; great to know it's useful!
This is just a dope lesson, Yngwie stuff is really fantastic. Thanks a lot mate. 👍
No problem! Was fun making this, but took an awful lot of work, great to know its helpful 🎸🎶
One of the best vids on RUclips . Thanks so much 👌🏻✨🎶🎶
Thanks mate, glad you liked it!
very good exercise,im new to this pattern.after a couple of tries it help my finger flex more when i do cemetary gates solo that im currently memorizing😆
Awesome. Glad you liked this one!
Thank you,great lesson ever
Thanks so much mate! Hope you get a tonne of ideas and Yngwie tricks to add to your repertoire 🤘🎸🎶
this is the best guitar channel that i have seen in a while.
great tips, i was looking for some yngwie style exercises and i found exactly what i wanted and more. great tips for a intermediate player like myself.
thanks jbf
Awesome. Glad I could help out! Always really appreciate comments and feedback, so thanks for that :)
great video. Thanks
Thanks mate! :)
Just excellent how lngwie can be avanced on sweeping with only 3 strings he does better than others on 7 strings very inspiring thank you Mister l appreciated the pedal notes as well
No problem mate! Yeah he's got some amazing trick up his sleeve! Improvising cool sounding 3 string sweeps being one of them- really hard to keep that kind of thing clean
Yngiwe Backing Track: ruclips.net/video/BcnUwNW9Wpo/видео.html
Malmsteen's 3 String Sweep System: ruclips.net/video/dpuvW0DSW20/видео.html
Yngwie Malmsteen Best Riffs Medley: ruclips.net/video/lhmodSAQ2cU/видео.html
Medley Lesson: ruclips.net/video/TkJhs6OCgGM/видео.html
Gimme Gimme Gimme Lesson: ruclips.net/video/2ZP7Eo_hUv4/видео.html
Backing Track in E: ruclips.net/video/BcnUwNW9Wpo/видео.html
Track in A: ruclips.net/video/LUTC_LGGTyQ/видео.html
Backing Track in F#: ruclips.net/video/-LOZTiyktg0/видео.html
Tabs: instagram.com/p/BfjC2lzlHbA/?taken-by=jbfguitar
Rig Run Downs: ruclips.net/video/_xu7W7wCBQw/видео.html (2017) ruclips.net/video/bDhNu0x6QgY/видео.html (2011)
Great Example Of Yngwie's Vibrato: ruclips.net/video/bhFOGBD_94U/видео.html
~Backing Track Time Codes~
Fours, Malmsteen's Triplets, Fast Signature Descending Lick
Over This Section: ruclips.net/video/BcnUwNW9Wpo/видео.html
Sequence 2 (the one with tripelts in the last bar)
Over This Section: ruclips.net/video/BcnUwNW9Wpo/видео.html
Over This Section: Sequence 1, Sweep Picking #1
ruclips.net/video/BcnUwNW9Wpo/видео.html
Bending & Vibrato, Diminshed Sweeps 1 & 2 (Phrygain Dominant Section)
Over This Section: ruclips.net/video/BcnUwNW9Wpo/видео.html
Pedal Point
Over This Section: ruclips.net/video/BcnUwNW9Wpo/видео.html
(This section starts here: ruclips.net/video/BcnUwNW9Wpo/видео.html but this lick leads really well in to the one below)
Harmonic & Melodic Minor Lick
Over This Section: ruclips.net/video/BcnUwNW9Wpo/видео.html
since 1985 when i started playing and learning Yngie ive been using a four finger approach to the ascending and descending runs which i finally realize is whats been holding me back from mastery. Think he only uses 3 fingers like you are doing. Excited to try it and see if i can make some long over due progress
Go for it dude! I spent a long time trying to use my pinky as much as possible, when I noticed guys like Yngwie, Andy James & Guthrie Govan hardly use them I figured I'd cut myself some slack.
Definitely improved my playing, consistency and that sort of thing!
Man you explain things like I'm a five year old and makes it so easy for me to follow everything you do. You got a sub from me in the first minute and thank you sir for taking the time and effort to make these great videos. Thanks once again and best wishes from Liverpool and please stay safe peace ❤️
Awesome! Yeah, I usaully find as a learner a thorough explanation ona new topic helps it sink in more, glad thta approach has worked here! Cheers for the sub; my computer failed the other week, so you might have to bear with me in terms of new content for a wee bit until I het myself all sorted again, lol.
Lived in Liverpool (UK) for 2 years, great city! Will do, take care :)
I really eat up this style it sounds great and this dude presents it in a fresh manner
Awesome, glad you liked it mate- I try to keep stuff as accessible as I can, without watering it down too much!
A lot of Yngwie licks i have watched.But the most video teller don't say the things that i observed per beat how notes.i have quite often search things i was looking for and i finally got it. Also love the way you teach it.So far this the best video i would say.🙏❤
Awesome. It's great to now that going in to more detail and music theory is useful, thanks!
Very helpful!
Cheers! Glad you got something out of it :)
Very helpfull 🙏🤟
Happy to hear it! Hopefully a good whack of licks and ideas in there for you?
awesome man you deserve many more subs, you have one of the best channels i like your presenting style, i hope you get more subs in the future. you have so much content I want to go through. Very clear and concise. i found your channel earlier this year wish i had sooner.
Many thanks mate, really appreciative that! Hope you've had a good Christmas :)
Nice to see some light on his playing by someone who understands and appreciates it. Say whatever you want about him now, but this makes you realize how complex yet simple and unique his style and technique was at the time and still is to some degree. It's fun and beautiful really. That chord progression and some of the triplets gave me goosebumbs 😬
Cheers man :) Definitely, agree with on you that!
Great lesson🤘
Cheers dude! Glad you liked it 🤟
You nailed every perspective in effective guitar instruction.
Demonstration, explanation, technique, no rambling, slow version, how and where to expand on particular techniques.
Subbed, shared, thumbed up and will likely watch every guitar video you produce ✌️
Really appreciate the support, cheers mate! Glad you enjoyed it, hopefully plenty licks and ideas for you to work in to your won style!
great man!
Thanks mate! Glad you got something from it :)
Great ,great lesson 👍 👏
Awesome! Hope you've got some great lick and trick form this one mate 🎸🎶
I have a comment his three string sweeps are unique he came up with peculiar technique where basically on e and b string on ascending he does upstroked but then moves a pick over g strings and then does g b e string very fast down sweep!This is a technical detail i just wanted to make this as a side remark!🌝
Yeah- totally worth pointing out, great insight! I think I meant to talk about this, but either forgot or edited it out by mistake. Appreciate you highlighting it :)
Brother ...please much lesson like this...great channels 💓👍👍
Thanks so much, really appreciate hearing that! These are the other Yngwie lessons I've done so far:
Signature Licks: ruclips.net/video/zPcFRRgdVHQ/видео.html
3 String Sweeps: ruclips.net/video/dpuvW0DSW20/видео.html
Best Riffs Medley: ruclips.net/video/lhmodSAQ2cU/видео.html
Best Riffs Lesson: ruclips.net/video/TkJhs6OCgGM/видео.html
Gimme Gimme: ruclips.net/video/2ZP7Eo_hUv4/видео.html
Octave Slide & Bend: ruclips.net/video/bOoIdT5ixDU/видео.html
Backing Tracks:
In Am- ruclips.net/video/LUTC_LGGTyQ/видео.html
In Em- ruclips.net/video/BcnUwNW9Wpo/видео.html
In F#m- ruclips.net/video/-LOZTiyktg0/видео.html
Hopefully some more useful stuff for you in there :)
the best lessons in youtube!!
Thanks bud, glad you liked it :)
Grrr8 lesson...!!! Very informative.....
Awesome! Happy that you enjoyed it dude, have you got favourite Yngwie technique or solo??
@@JbfMusicGuitar
Hi,
Not any one in particular, I try to study as many forms to help me understand the concept and the use of the form when improvising....
Rock on!
Thank for sharing Jbf music & Guitar
No problem! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment :)
Thx 4 share this lesson bro
No problem! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment :)
Great vid!👍👌🎶🎶🎶
Many thanks man!
Astonishing! Thank you :)
Glad you enjoyed it! Tried my best to condense my Malmsteen knowledge into about 20 mins lol!
@@JbfMusicGuitar Yeah, sounds awesome, and figure it like a super guitar-player Lol cheers
Muito show sua explicação. Gostei muito. Você sabe muito.
Forte abraço
Great tutorial man
Cheers mate, glad you liked it!
Thank You for your reply 🎸☮️✨✨🎼🎼🎼
No problem dude! Let me know how you get on with dialling in that tone!
@@JbfMusicGuitar OK
Nice educational fun video talk moreover the guitar playing
Tq my boss..,👍👍🤟
No problem bro, hope you get plenty of mileage from the licks and ideas!
Supper,I like it....:)
Glad to hear it! Hope you've got some tasty Malmsteen licks and tricks to play about with 🤘
Good video!
Many thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it :)
The most integral things to malmsteen in my opinion is legato, harmonic minor, Phrygian and diminished modes, sweep picking, pedal tones, and a monster bending and vibrato ability.From there just spend lots of tome playing lead and creating riffs with it
Yeah, only other things I'd put in there are his picking technique, sequencing, following chords and showmanship!
Diminished arpeggio idea around 12:30 is really great.
Cheers, yeah totally, the diminished arpeggio is really useful! Not always easy to explain, without scaring people off with too much music theory though!
Awesome
Many thanks man!
Beautiful guitar.
Cheers dude! Just gave it a spring setup, still need to tinker with the G and D strings action a wee bit, but always nice to get it re-setup again!
GOD WHAT A NICE CLASS, THANKS TEACHER
Many thanks Arthur! Hope you got plenty of licks and idea out of this! 🤘
dude i dig the riff that plays in the background lol
Haha cheers, I think that was probably this backing track: ruclips.net/video/BcnUwNW9Wpo/видео.html made it in E minor, so it would kind of go with this video :)
Awesome!! And i’m the 18000 subscriber!!
Fantastic, thanks a bunch dude! 🎉
hahh, what a lesson!!!
thx!
Cheers man, a lot to take in, but a decent overview of the guy's style I reckon :)
JBF MUSIC & GUITAR, Can you make a video showing a lot of different yngwie scale sequences and neo classical scale sequences?
JBF MUSIC & GUITAR,
can you make a video showing "Nylon string chords" yngwie plays on his Acoustic Nylon string guitar because he uses diminished chords and classical bach slash chords but only uses them on his Acoustic Nylon guitar songs that are intros like in dark stars intro, evil eyes acoustic guitar into, etc and others songs he uses acoustic nylon string guitar parts.
Love your videos friend. Do you think you could cover Tony Macalpine any time soon?
Thanks! He's an awesome player for sure, some really cool sweep tapping licks if I'm not mistaken? I'll pop him in my never-ending list of players and video ideas!
Are there any areas of his playing in particular that you think would be good to look at?
Very interesting. More Malmsteen tips please.
Cheers dude! I'm sure I'll make more Yngwie videos in the future :) I've also got these Malmsteen related videos on my channel:
Malmsteen's 3 String Sweep System: ruclips.net/video/dpuvW0DSW20/видео.html
Yngwie Malmsteen Best Riffs Medley: ruclips.net/video/lhmodSAQ2cU/видео.html
Medley Lesson: ruclips.net/video/TkJhs6OCgGM/видео.html
Gimme Gimme Gimme Lesson: ruclips.net/video/2ZP7Eo_hUv4/видео.html
Backing Track in E: ruclips.net/video/BcnUwNW9Wpo/видео.html
Track in A: ruclips.net/video/LUTC_LGGTyQ/видео.html Backing
Track in F#: ruclips.net/video/-LOZTiyktg0/видео.html
Will definitely enjoy going through all of those. Instant subscribe.
@@chrisdaviesguitar Awesome! Cheers mate, appreciate it :)
great licksand great lesson i was just wondering why if the licks are in Am relative minor of Cmaj why you wrote the key signature of G maj down
ah the backing track is em now i get it soz
@@stevep119 Yeah, it's in Em- I think my with my accent they sometimes sound the same, lol!
3:06 So, Yngwie Malmsteen also use the melodic minor scale? if i use this scale with pedal notes and if i mix it with the harmonic minor, could i create a neoclassical sound?
In short, yes! He uses the melodic minor, but I'd suggest starting with the harmonic minor first, then start to explore the melodic. Pedal point and harmonic minor will definitely give you some neoclassical sounds, I'd also look at making up some sequences :)
@@JbfMusicGuitar Ok thanks, until now i always use the natural minor, the Harmonic minor scale, diminished chords, pedal notes and neoclassical sweep picking chords progressions for create a neoclassical sound. I thought that the melodic minor scale was used only in jazz music.
Sounds like you've got a good idea of what you're doing! Yeah, the melodic minor is in classical music as well :)
The only thing I would point out is that, as shown in Troy's videos, the sweeping technique YJM uses is different in terms of up/downs.
At 8.59 you go D-U-U-D-D and if I'm not mistaken, he goes U-U-D-D-D (with downslanting), which is a completely different technique.
You're probably right on that one! I think the video I did on his sweeps corrected that- ruclips.net/video/dpuvW0DSW20/видео.html but it's been a long time since I made that one, so could very well be mistaken!
Awesome lesson!😁
Many thanks dude, glad you enjoyed it! Trying to condense a good chunk of my Yngwie knowledge in to 20 mins or so, lol! Is Malmsteen one of your top players?
@@JbfMusicGuitar yeah, Yngwie is awesome. I got a yngwie pick when I saw him a couple years ago 😁 I like learning some of his stuff. This vid was great info.
@@Guitarsgunsandghosts Brilliant, caught him live a few times my self- not lucky enough to catch a pick though!
@@JbfMusicGuitar funny story about the pick. I didn't catch it. My sister's boyfriend got turned into a pretzel by a huge security guard for that pick. Yngwie threw it and it landed right behind this railing by the stage. My sister's boyfriend ran for it and I guess the security guy thought he was rushing the stage and tackled him and while dave was getting twisted into a pretzel he's still reaching for the pick of Destiny. My sister says well dave is getting thrown out again. Lol, he's a little crazy and does some funny crazy stuff. Gets thrown out sometimes. Anyway he gets to the pick and shows the guard that that's all he wanted and dude let him go. So dave comes back to us and gives me the pick. Then goes and buys a beer and acts like nothing happened. Lol
@@Guitarsgunsandghosts Haha, that's amazing!!! the pick even has a great origins story, see now I'm just more jealous, lol! Dave sounds like a legend, top bloke.
Also, the idea of someone rushing the stage at an Yngwie show is also pretty funny in itself. Brilliant.
Might start seeing if I can learn a video a week. Gotta get my chops up for my other band 😅
There's like years worth of stuff in here (well it took me ages to get a grip on it anyway, lol!) Have you got a technical/shreddy band on the go just now?
@JbfMusicGuitar not super technical, but the songs they want to write would benefit from me being faster and cooler
Great lesson but I would like to point out although they can be adapted many of theses licks follow a particular chord type & progression, tempo, key and so can be awkward to just slot in a different song so can be a bit limited without adapting them and having an understanding of chord/scale relationships. But they give you some great ideas and techniques on YJM's style. Put it another way for the layman with limited guitar chord/scale theory it can be awkward to add a bit of Malmsteen flavor to your cover of for example, Journeys, Separate ways just off the bat of these licks especially as some follow a particular chord progress.
Yeah, totally spot on! I know the theory won't land with a lot of players, or will put them off, so for me it's a case of trying to cover the bases and explain it, without getting too sidetracked :)
Hi, you put the rules That he use to descending, the "ascending" is the same? Sorry, im no understand english too much
He'll use similar ideas, sequences or licks etc. going up the fretboard (ascending) and going down the fretboard (descending). Hopefully that makes sense?
Best malmsteen lesson ever!!! could you tell me your personal gear and settings?
Many thanks; always great to hear that :)
I'm honestly not too sure what I used for this! That Strat is an Ash Lite, all stock. I would probably have used the Axe Fx 2 for this, I'd guess I started with the Yngwie patch and probably tweeked it a little bit. At a guess it's probably a Marshall Amp, 4x12 cab, quite possibly with a tube screamer of other boost in front of it? I probably put the mids up a bit say 6/7 and dropped the treble and bass to maybe 4 or something? I'm not sure I saved the patch, so can't be entirely sure though!
Jbf Music & Guitar 🎸 hehe first world problems
@@QuikdethDeviantart lol, true XD
for some reason that single string pedal riffs are messing me up. the 2 string one makes it easier to chunk it all for me for some reason! more practice on this one for me i suppose! this is a great vid man!
Cheers mate, really appreciate that :)
Hmm, could be a few things-
Make sure you're not holding the strings down too hard
(This is a really good exercise for that: ruclips.net/video/JrBiNJ-T-xo/видео.html)
Or, anchoring your hand if it needs to move- it gets a bit strechty!
That part is in 6/8, so the timeshift might throw you off a bit?
Let me know if any of that helps? If not, still let me know and I'll have a think about other possible hurdles!
But yeah, any excuse to practice is good in my book :D
Could you do a lesson on Malmsteen's Acoustic licks . ? Thank You from Canada .
I'll certainly pop it on my list- fire over any suggestion if you've got them!
@@JbfMusicGuitar Golden Dawn . 2) Live in Budokan Acoustic playing before Black Star . 🎸🏆🇺🇸🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼
Hey man what drum machine you use for this Vedic? Or it is just a loop?
Probably EZ drummer or EZ drummer 2, might have been the drum kit from hell sample set, but I'm not 100% sure! Hope that helps?
great as always.can you make a vid-lesson about george lynch?
Thanks dude, much appreciated :) Yeah I had a few Lynch requests, I'm still very much at the research part (I'm not too familiar with his playing), listening to recordings, trying to work out some of his habits, what in particular to teach and how to teach it. Any songs or solos in particular you'd suggest listening to?
this is one of my favourites ruclips.net/video/qgzjtAo60ug/видео.html
Thanks for the link! That's pretty badass, have added it to my bookmarks, can hopefully get some ideas out of it!
thanx bro,george lynch is my favourite guitar shredder and a vid-lesson from a guitar teacher like you would be awesome.
theMassacreCAT Hey man, just uploaded that Lynch Style Lesson: ruclips.net/video/oHQ48nEw7l4/видео.html Cheers for that link, really set me off in the right direction for studying Lynch's style :)
For some reason the harmonic and melodic minor scales style he uses is so much easier to play fast and she'd through then pentatonic ones. Which most consider easier. Is there a reason for this
I'm not sure, but I'd guess it's to do with how the shapes connect- generally not too many jumps or stretches an you can position shift a bit more naturally. You've got more notes on each string than pentatonic, so there's more choice for picking different notes on same string. Those are my best guesses anyway!
Do you reckon they might play a role?
great lesson ....wher culd i get the backing tracks
Hey man, all my Yngwie related content is in that comment pinned to the top :) Just used one Backing Track for this video: ruclips.net/video/BcnUwNW9Wpo/видео.html
The time codes for where the licks in this lesson fit into the backing track are in the details bit under the video.
I also these two Yngwie Style backing tracks:
Track in A: ruclips.net/video/LUTC_LGGTyQ/видео.html
Backing Track in F#: ruclips.net/video/-LOZTiyktg0/видео.html
Thank you brother...
No problem dude :)
could
I have an Eric Clapton Strat and a 65 Deluxe reverb amp will that do the trick ?
Don't see why not! If you have a drive pedal that tightens up the low end, should get you in the ballpark for a Malmsteen tone. Having said that, his tone has been a lot bassier in the last 10-20 years
@@JbfMusicGuitar I bought the OCD pedal . I'm also a Robin Trower fan from his early day ( Mid 1970's )
@@trevorgwelch7412 Nice, OCDs have a great sound!
2:58 is also the end of creeping death
dumb question but is this lesson in standard tuning or Yngwie's preferred Eb ?
Pretty sure I just did it in E standard so we didn't all have to re tune for the sake of a lesson!
Hi!! Is overdrive o distortion?
Hi! I think Yngwie is more of an Overdrive guy; pretty sure that's what I used here to try and get his sound :)
Love the ash body
Thanks John! It's been a great guitar, although the bridge is some weird size no one seems to make so tracking down a replacement has been a total pain
That’s a problem I’ve experienced with strats, because of their fretboard radius the action can only go so far before choking out. On my Wolfgang I can get lower action and still do 2 step bends. Maybe I’ll leave the strats to Yngwie 🤷🏻♂️
The radius is a bit of a pain to be honest, really prefer a much flatter one! His scalloped frets might help out with those big bends?
I think I've heard him playing something a bit Arabic. Anyone suggests a song in that sense? I don't remember the name
The harmonic minor can have that sort of sound, so you're probably right, but I can't think of the song off the top of my head, sorry!
@@JbfMusicGuitar thanks
@@JbfMusicGuitar I guess I'm gonna listen to Pyramid of Cheops", "Gates of Babylon".and
"Crash and Burn"
The name of the songs? 1:50 and 7:00
That's the backing track I made to accompany this lesson!
You can find it here: ruclips.net/video/BcnUwNW9Wpo/видео.html
Breakdown 1:54
Is that a Pacifica?
Does look a bit like those natural finish Pacifics! It's a Fender Lite Ash Strat, all stock.
@@JbfMusicGuitar nice dude👍🏻
@@adhibhuxiiscb2833 Cheers!
Please making Michael Romeo
Hey man, I don't much about Michael Romeo's playing, would take a fair while to learn his songs, analyse his playing, create licks going over his different techniques and turn that into a lesson, so I doubt I'll make that any time soon! Will let you know if I do though :)
Just go to Michael Romeo directly he explains his lessons himself... and hi is a fckn beast !
Breakdown/Slowdown2 2:18
8:36
A well placed bit of 3 string sweeping over a cool chord progression is always a bit of a winner of me as well!
just subscribe
Cheers bud! 🔥🤘🎸🎶
I don't have the 22nd fret :D
Wild and crazy option, use a thimble and tap it - ruclips.net/video/9vnZCVam0ow/видео.html
You sound like christian horner
Thanks bro for the licks
..u are great... But i think malmsteen not sweep picking..
Cheers man! I'm pretty sure sweep picking is one of his techniques, otherwise that would be some insane alternate picking!
@@JbfMusicGuitar ok bro thank for licks.. Very cool man.. Can u upload.. How malmsteen setup his amp.. Pedal.. I want learn his setup to
I think it's his signature guitar, his YJM marshals and his signature overdrive pedal, these are the rig rundowns I used (they're in that pinned comment):
Rig Run Downs: ruclips.net/video/_xu7W7wCBQw/видео.html (2017) ruclips.net/video/bDhNu0x6QgY/видео.html (2011) This might be worth a look as well: equipboard.com/pros/yngwie-malmsteen.
I don't know what settings he uses, but live he's got quite a bright sound; a maple fretboard and boosting the highs and mids will help with that, also not as much gain as you might think :)
WTF🤔
Newibes its pronounced fucking ING VAY!
This is a good basic Malmsteen lesson, well done, but I disagree on the overproduced over analyzed and overly pretentious“Troy G” vids his rules are quite silly frankly but will seem to work for some who practice the cheesy TG method the key word here is “practice” there is no golden rule and most seasoned shredders have been playing the neo-classical styles of Malmsteen and many others using any technique that works, including alternate picking, legato, hybrid, “notes from no where” or any combination of these with very convincing results..40+ years of guitar- studio, touring and instruction here brother, Troy is a tool not a great teacher reference but he makes pretty videos, much better off with Rick Graham or if Malmsteen is your thing “Panos” could be his Greek sonic twin, peace
Thanks, yeah trying get some helpful tips across, but keep it fairly snappy! Fair enough man, I've found the two way pick slanting to be a huge help; I'm able to play stuff I never could have done before. Similarly, by being aware of this, my economy picking had gotten better as well. My main aim was to improve consistency; still a work in progress, but when isn't it with guitar, eh!
Understandably he's not everyone's cup of tea, and you'e quite right there are lots of ways to play the same lick- just thought it was worth highlighting Malmsteen's approach for anyone who might take to it and find that method useful :)
Troys analysis of picking strategies goes deep but if you only take what you need from it then your technique will improve dramatically very quickly, like most guitar players my left hand facility greatly exceeded my right hand ability, Troys work has helped me to restore some balance in my fast playing. Pedagogy sucks but it's a necessary evil.
Yeah totally! To be fair, Furryz had a really good point of actually practicing- it's pretty easy to just watch videos and not apply it, I know I do that from time to time. Although, from your post I'd wager you'll well aware of this potential pitfall :)
“Ing vay”, not “ing gwee” and turn down the music, so your voice can be better heard 😉
I've been told there is a right way, a wrong way and the Ing Vway!
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Hes Sweden so Its actually more like “Yngve” and the e in the ending is pronounced like the e in “energy”. There’s no y at the end. And the Y is pronounced like an i but instead of making the i sound like this 😬 you go more like this 😗
lower your action
Should just scallop the frets, so I can have it at 0mm! Haha :D
I'm not sure Yngwie's action is low
I'm not too sure to be honest, one of the tutors where I studied had a support slot with Yngwie's band years ago- I have a vague memory of him saying the action was a lot higher than he thought it would be. He had a go on Yngwie's guitar and found it a bit tricky to play, which Malmsteen found rather amusing :)
Fair enough, that seems to make sense!
Honesty I didn't even notice! Always worth while chipping in to the conversation :)
Can hardly hear a thing you say .. voice is WAY too soft!!!
Haha, sorry mate, can't do too much about that I'm afraid! Started putting subtitles on a while back, don't know if they're on this one though?
*Yngwie DOES NOT SWEEP.*
Yngwie's technique is economy picking of alt picking plus pull-offs, hammer-ons, and raking, which is maintaining pick direction sometimes from string-to-string but never more than an additional string.
Sweep picking means playing at least an entire chord (3 tones) arpeggio in one direction over three strings. One can play a tetrad or pentrad over 4 or 5 strings.
The minimum though is always three strings and a triad (chord).
Excellent vid otherwise.
But Malmsteen is crap!!!!!
I'd get that he might not be your thing, but the guy can play! ... Or misunderstood sarcasm?
I heard Yngwie joined Night Ranger.🤔
In all honest I'd be interested to hear that!