Steve Vai - "Jibboom Lesson" - Steve Vai Guitar Techniques Berklee Music Online Course
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Steve Vai teaches audiences how to play the main lick in "Jibboom" in this lesson from "The Steve Vai Guitar Techniques" Online Course through Berkleemusic.com. Visit bit.ly/hMlVEM for additional info.
Say what you will about Vai... bottom line he is a great player, great teacher, and a down to earth human being!
hey malmsteen,this is how a pro give a guitar lesson,thanks steve your the best.
This man is a major inspiration for my own music. Steve's shown me how to love my guitar, and how to feel what I play just by playing on stage.
love to hear a virtuoso break it down to most basic simple form of Perfect Practice makes us better players. i often have several ideas streaming thru my head so i go pick up the guitar and wind up not settling into one particular piece for very long before I'm off onto another riff or piece of music in my head. Thanks for bringing it back into "focus" for me
This is from an online class through berklee school of music, it was easily the greatest experience of my short career. there is a live chat with steve and you can ask him ANYTHING you want. it is great!
100% Steve. I remember you talking about breaking riffs down and making excersizes many years too. Been a fan for around 30 years!
Steve Vai's version of Scuttle Buttin'
Right? They sound so alike, this really is just an amped up version.
that's a humble name for a channel if I ever saw one.
"Every note has to have its own zip code, its own personality, and life"
There are so many guitar shredders that don't do that.
Nobody does it better than Steve. Nobody.
Amen! He is the best.... PERIOD! Most expressive guitarist I have ever seen. SRV played with conviction as well, but Steve has him beat with expressiveness.
Awesome lesson and explanation man! I've always been inspired by your playing!
i was in a Steves concert few years ago, in Greece. Man, religious experience it was.
Steve vai is my hero
steve vai....i love you!!!!
@originalskylark totally agree.sometimes man ,some people practice a lot but they dont get good results like steve said.training in the right way with hard discipline is the way to get your own style and even improve musics that you already know.simple things get you to complex results,working in technique,speed and melody is the way that a good guitarist can be a master of music. Good advice,originalsky.
Awesome from Mr.Vai !
Awesome lesson. Thank you very much!!!
Because when you sight read you can hear the ENTIRE phrase in your head, and not the notes separately like when you use tabs...This way you can really practice effectively and really develop technique.
Thank you sir.
Did you guy's catch the part where he say's "Develop your own unique style", just like joe Satriani, and randy Rhoads, and john petrucci has said? Hmmm I wonder what they all meant? well I better get back to my video on how to emulate eddie van halen.. But I cant help feeling I have missed a golden opportunity somehow...
sleeplessingc yeah let's put an apostrophe in the words guys and says and not in the word can't.
@OliDuncan
It's a simple blues progression. The ALL sound like "Scuttle Buttin."
@MAW9 Who are you telling me what tone I like, Mr. Steve Vai is a genius, very well educated, played in Frank Zappa's band as a young man, and has a thicker skin than either you or me combined. If you can't be open minded about people's comments you'll go nowhere, fast ... down you go, ...
Great!!!
"what it is, it's a concept of pulling off..." - too damn right
gotta love Ibanez Jems!
Good explanation!
well i can understand what he meant by musical meditation .when i tried a new technique i some time spend 6 ,7 hourse behind it .interesting part is you can't really realize what you are doing wrong till you get to that 6 hours phase
@salasvalor01: Tone comes from your hands. The amps, guitars, pedals, etc, SHAPE the tone, you hands MAKE the tone.
@Torrello13 i wouldnt say on the same string
BUT the same Riff, lick, scale is good to practice for a half an Hour straight
Thanks My God!! U r awesome!!!
You should play blues in public more often. Great lesson!
great words from steve...but the payoff is a clean, yet insipid, variation on SRV's Scuttlebuttin
Ok Stevie , That was TOO easy :-D,
THE MASTER !!
I Think He Knows EVERY FUCKING GUITAR LICK ...
making every note in a phrase have it's own life is way harder than you'd think. In fast phrases anyway, not so much if you're playing Gilmour type stuff
Great
i wish steve was standing behind me at work at all time playing is axe with a giant amp. it would really make me want to work...
ya think? hahahah that's the first thing I thought, too.
one of the masters giving lessons and tips, much love to steve
Thanks for the lesson Steve. The most important thing I take from that is that I need to think more about what I want to play rather than just playing. It's good to take a breathe to use your imagination, hear the music, imagine the melody, and then play it.
Scuttle Buttin SRV
Sounds like 'Scuttle Buttin'
He did say in an interview once that Stevie's song did inspire 'Jibboom', I believe.
almost, both are mostly pentatonic but Jibbom has a different note order than Scuttle Buttin. Also both go in a different direction
Steve said in the Astoria DVD comment that jibboom was a tribute to SRV. It's also in the liner notes on the cd booklet "The Ultra Zone".
"hat tip to SRV"
Steve is one hell of a guy, I dont even need to listen to him play to get motivated to do better, just listening to his advice makes me want to go far beyond any boundaries and really think outside of the box, this man is a power source for creativity
I like how he shows you one riff of the song in 30 seconds, then goes off on how to practice for the other five. Typical guitar lesson i guess, the only difference is that it's Steve Vai teaching and that makes all the difference.
Despite his warning my fingers did fall off.
Does anyone know the e-mail steve vai? Please
Yanke rose, y Steve Vai, los mejores, con David Lee Roth
@Dnrocks93 Do you know how many blues songs there are in the world? What do you think the odds are that two of them might sound similar?
Musical meditation totally works, but it requires a lot of discipline. A few months ago I had some time available so I committed to spend an average of 6 hours per day for 5 consecutive weeks working on technique, including an hour a day doing musical meditation. Even though I had already been playing more than 30 years I grew exponentially as a guitarist. Remember: practice does not make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.
@fatalbert51888 it was more than 15 years ago my teacher was amazing. Last time I saw him was in the studio I helped produce a track with him on a demo. It was an acoustic demo but an acoustic shredding demo. trust me you had to hear what he was doing on an acoustic guitar, I still shake my head when i think of it. the cool solo on my page was something we (mostly him) worked out. I originally picked the notes and it was him who was like no just hammer them. I don't' know where he is now.
@SweSk8er yeah, you are so over the hill lol! naw, getting better isn't just about physical technique or whatever it is you think you can't get better at. Not many players have fully developed their own voice by age 19, so you should keep playing, set goals, and you will see/hear results.
Kinda reminds me of "Scuttle Buttin" by SRV. :)
@Deanosius yeah that's it 30minutes for every lick/riff/skill or something per day.. (if you try to learn whole song it makes about 20 licks and 6 riffs so it takes 13 hours for a day; not too much, is it ?)
@Pokerplayer1045 its an tape he puts in the pickup. he does that because something he picks the string to harshly and end up messing with the pickups, which doesn't happen with the tape there..
Source: his website
He is like the Yoda in the guitar universe.
very true. i always imagine myself accomplishing some kind of solo before i play so i know how im going to practice it. might be a weird concept but it works for sure.
right on, yeah young people just don't even listen to their playing especially paying attention to the rhythm, most guys on youtube as many have seen. just blast it out, that's bad habit.
I'm sorry, but his tone is ultimate. His legacy II and Jem are responsible for the beauty of sound. The skill is important, but without that equipment, it just won't sound like that.
My guitar teacher told me to practice like this for 30 minutes on the same string. I thought he was an idiot. If a Guitar God tells me the same thing, I must be the idiot.
Steve awsome videos you post for us lil guys but............ what is that little what looks like a mini tuning fork under the tape on the front pickup for???? Thanks
3:23 Halo Theme coming to life lol
i want to see him playing blues it must be epic :)
@Zhaggysfaction yeah, he isn't really much of a 'blues' player, he even seems to admit to that during the lesson, but it is cool that he gave a shout out to SRV
@OliDuncan Wow. I can't believe it, you're right on the money! I love Steve Vail, but I guess even he plaigiarizes songs. Well the only one left is Satch!
In order to make every note have it's own zip-code you NEED to learn to read music and sight read. This is the real secret Steve isn't telling...:P
@vayne92 great guitarists practice for 8 hours daily or so. 6 strings times 30 mins only takes you 3 hours. so after you finish, start over a few times
Similar to scuttle buttin by srv
@MikeyManNp Petrucci sweeps fairly often..
It's funny how Steve was taught by Joe, but yet barely any blues has rubbed off on him.
@MuratCandogan I don't even spend 30 minutes on my guitar per week....let alone per lick/riff/skill. I'm never gona get good.
Jibboom is dedicated to SRV
Lefte18 he did this song as a tribute to srv. He said this in the audio commentary on live at the astoria
My english is very bad...
Thanks!!!!!!!!
Steve Vai is God of Guitar
Are you he mesiasssssssss??????????
Man... I think too much when I play, I just have to learn to play and just let loose!!! Unleash the FREAK!!!
Dear Mr. Steve Vai Himself, please come play in ohio. bring your three friends, they can play with you
@PhatJoe170
It IS actually a tribute to SRV. It says that in the cd, if you didn't know that already.
Well, to be fair Ry Cooder was playing the blues parts, Steve Vai played Paganini, which isn't exactly blues.
@Torrello13 It's a common case where a wannabe (which is you) feels better than the real deal.
great exercises yes.... limit how long you do them or you can end up with major medical problems....I became disabled from this stuff.....careful mates.....
just realized...Jibboom is kinda based off of Scuttle Buttlin' by Stevie Ray Vaughan. :o
"the steve vai tone" is a thick midsey lead tone i have no idea what your talking about
naturally you would't be doing that that fast and clean at the begining...no shit hahah
Thanks, this is very usefull :) Would be nice to see a with scales and licks you use.
@Deanosius Yes, better practise 30 minutes WELL than three hours inefficiently.
one word. homage.
Sir Steve can you teach
us some finger exercise
Master Yoda, is that you ???
@toledosan that's exactly my problem :/
I can't learn this. We use Postcodes in th UK :(
AWESOME tone
i think he should start teaching satriani some stuff,return the favour!lol
Quero a sonolidade dele .-.
Saying this guy is a genius would be a huge understatement. I can recall a period when the purple mc jem along with the floral pattern were all available through musicians friend....early 90s. Wish I had the opp to buy one then bc they were like give or take 1500 to 2 grand....now they are (if your lucky) on ebay for thousands. Steve has been an inspiration for me since I started playing at 10 yrs old. He still has that flow when he plays where his body becomes almost as one with the guitar...I think when Steve played Mr. Jack butler on crossroads was when I noticed his trance like flow if im making any sense. Are these or any Jems still available that aren't from that time period and cost out the wazzoo?!
Is this the answer to the question, 'Steve how do I perform a pull off?'
Comon Vai you can show us sumpthin better than pulloffs please ? Heeee
@Pokerplayer1045 its a pice a tape so the E string doesn't get caught
Jibboom my aching ass! It's Scuttle Buttin.
Angus Young made a career out of that kind of one handed like.
pure motivation.
I do this, and I can get the guitar to "wah" like there is a wahwah in there, and there isn't so hard to explain but it happens I think that focus on one single phrase or such is what get's that to happen when you focus so much on one tiny thing till it is all that is in your mind, musical meditation as Steve calls it, focus focus focus,,, so true
people need to learn to spell. it's "practice" not "practise"
Steve, Thank you for your lesson. You are an inspiration for beginners like me. It is true: only hard work/practice pays off. I hope that you will keep on teaching us.