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Harmonise Your Lead Lines like Mateus Asato
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Progress to an advanced level of guitar playing - bulletproofguit... Decided to make another video about Mateus Asato since there's just so many cool things that go into this guys playing that make it sound incredible. Today I'm specifically looking at the way in which Mateus will incorporate 3rd's and 6th's to harmonise his lead lines, resulting in some very melodic phrasing.
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That intro was beautiful man. If you could teach the whole note for note that would be amazing. Otherwise if you could send me the tabs I would happily pay you for them.
DirtyBluesStank just transcribe it yourself. It's worth more than you could pay for.
It’s annoying how much you absolutely nailed his sound with the intro!
You keep nailing all these Mateus Asato style playing man holy shit thanks for this. He's one of my new favorite guitarist to listen to and learning his style from you is so helpful
Thanks, glad you're liking the lessons!
Wow mind blown started playing around with this and then realized that how slow dancing in a burning room intro starts. Just sliding between 1 and 3 and 1and 6 and and back and mixing with pentatonic and chord. Realizing that now just opened my mind to so much! I finally understand where that movement came from.
My favourite solo he does is on the video with tim pierce and pete thorn, at the very start of the video he does 2 parts the first part then the guys play again then he just kills it in the last solo, you should defs check it out
I've seen that video, it's awesome.
just as a perfect 5th interval inverted becomes a perfect 4th interval ( and vice-a-versa ).
a 3rd interval inverted becomes it's counter part, a 6th interval ( also vice-a-versa ).
If you made a whole course on Mateus Asato, I would but it. Learning the lick from the last lesson improved my connectivity to no end. I can suddenly play hard/fast licks smoothly.
Bought the bulletproof guitar course and it is amazing!! :)
Helped me tons and brought back the joy I used to feel while playing..and made me understand what I'm playing in the first place
Thanks,Ross ;) cheers
That is great to hear man, thank you!
Beautiful playing 🤘👌
Thank you Karl!
Thanks for showing me a piece that I can add to my little arsenal. Guess all that hard work does pay off.
i ve added this asato tricks too on any song i play!!!!cool!!
Best Lesson about Mateus style so far
I feels like let melody ring for whole day.. Beautifully done ❤️❤️
nailed it.. it really sounds like mateus. you're one of the best ross.. great job👍👍👍👍
So keen to dive into this lesson👌🏼 Would you consider doing a video on the playing style of Derek Trucks?
Derek is very high up on my list of favourite players, but I'm not even remotely skilled enough to pull off a lesson on his slide playing. He's just otherworldly.
Haha yeah he’s pretty far out! Thanks again🔥
So good that someone acknowledges this but I think Derek way of playing on one chord can be a good lesson!
Yeah D. Trucks! leaving aside his soloing, as you watch him during verses he does heaps of tasty simple licks and selective strumming. His timing is also magic..be good to watch Ross get under the bonnet
Thanks Ross! Ive harmonized those 3rd and 6ths before by accident but never knew the magic formula for why that worked. Thanks for making the theory clear, now I should be able to move it around the neck. Its a beautiful sound!
Glad it was helpful Scott
Great teacher, great player! I thought I recognized those pickups as non-Fender, and then realized they were Dimarzios. They sound great in that Strat. Speaking of great tone, I believe Andy Timmons uses those Dimarzio Cruisers in his Ibanez strat-style guitar. Years ago, I had a white 60's Strat with a Dimarzio Super Distortion in the bridge position. It was so hot! Still kicking myself for foolishly letting that guitar slip through my fingers.
anyone looking for the solo or backing track just watch the video mateus did with tim pierce
Thank you so much for this lesson . The exact one I've been looking for !
DUDE!!! I had no idea you did a Mateas follow up. Can't wait to dig in man...the last one was so helpful... I started using the last lesson in minor keys as well as altering little bits to include different "shades" of major flavors ... those two licks went so far for me... can't wait to see where this takes me. GREATLY APPRECIATED MAN! Please let me know if you are ever touring in NYC . would love to support.
Preciate cha! Always wanted to add this to my repertoire. Explained very well. Content top notch. Keep'em coming
Very valuable thanks
Learned so much here!! Please keep going, God bless you 🤍
Beautiful control & playing
Just amazing lesson!!!
Great lesson!
Thank's for posting this.
I'd like to see you do a series of videos focusing solely on rhythm playing. Perhaps this could be a 'in the styles of' series. Maybe address some important concepts such as leaving space, single note rhythm styles, 'what to do with yourself' inbetween Ross Campbell inspired blazing solos etc.
That's a good idea Graham, thanks for the suggestion! I'll be sure to think of some more rhythm-based content in the future.
@@RossCampbellGuitarist Can I suggest the late great Danny Gatton as someone to feature in a video one day? I always told myself 'I hate country music'.... until I realised how much fun it is to play. I only discovered Danny via guitar mags etc. What an amazing guitarist and a very sad story how he passed away so far too young. Maybe a tribute is fitting?
Another outstanding lesson and guitar playing
thank you so much!
Very nice lesson thank you!
That really does sound very similar to his style. Nice job!
Ahhhhh this style.... Ross, u r my no.1 utube guitar teacher 🙏🏻
Really, really good! Thanks a lot for the tips, bro!
Suas lições são sensacionais! Parabéns!
Great video, thanks.
Nice bro love mateus style u nailed it .. subbed
Thanks...
Great job on nailing Asato's style, and great breakdown! What is the chord progression you are playing over in the beginning?
You are absolutely stunning bro ♥️
Is there a full version of the intro? So beautiful
good one brother :) Thanks for sharing,be happy
Man can you share this backing track :)
Great video as always!
Thanks!
What a great video thank youuuuuuuuuuuu so much.
Glad you enjoyed it!
sounds like mateus. very nice.
zapantalambda thank you!
Ross Campbell, I don't know what is special about Mateus Asato way of playing double stops because it sounds like whatever one else does for years, what am I missing? can you make a video showing his unique ways of playing double stops
You're so good. I keep watching, but never quite sound like those magic fingers mate...
Ahhh, from the Tim Pierce video.
Gorgeous
Sounds so great, thank you for the really nice explanations too Ross. This was really sweet, this is exactly what I need to practice. I just hate practice. :-)
Hi Ross, been watching your videos for quite a while now but just recently created an account in order to subscribe to you.
Thanks for the efforts you've done to help us play guitar better and understand the theories behind it. I hope you keep it up for us who has way beyond the means to enroll on lessons. Also, is there a backing tracks for this? Cheers...
hi!i use this trick on all my major key!but would you tell me the tittle of this song!thanks!yoh
Your pickguard should go upwards, man! LOL
Great channel!! Congtrats!
U got soul man......this is the type of song that i wana wrote......ur the real deal!!
Great!,,
Sick Ross! How about mark lettieri? I love him
Oh man, someone suggested him a while back. Totally slipped my mind so thanks for the reminder!
Pls do mark lettieri
Do something like this for nick Johnston
Amazing!!! Do you can share the playback or the chord rhythm? Thanks dude! You are awesome !
Hello. Nice video thx. Can you please give me the chord progression you use as backing track in the examples and the intro?
Hi Ross- love your work and this video. I'd love to have the backing track that you use over the intro jam as it's pure mateus asato and gorgeous. Is there anyway to buy it? Thanks.
Tone? Great playing
Cool playing and Sound! Which Kind of pick (red) you use? Dunlop ?
dear sir, please share this beautiful backing track. Would be great for relaxing.
Do you have backingtrack? Thanks
hi ross, i'm fans from indonesia. Can you share what pickup you are use on this guitar??? thanks
backingtrack?
Favorite asato: don’t dream it’s over
Best yes!
What gear you used? Great lesson
how you separate that backing track ??
What key is these licks in so I can understand what i am doing?
Would you consider this as playing rhythm or lead? Not that it matters. I'm just curious as to what you would consider it? Thanx. Hey it looks like your strat is taking a beating up above the strings as well!? 9:06 whats that from. Some Krazy A$$ mad funky rhythm strumming?
Definitely lead in this context. Although you can use 3rd's and 6th's in your rhythm playing too :) And yeah I guess that must be it haha
It's Strat o'clock
It's sound like Jack Thammarat too.
How do we get this backing track?
How'd you get the awesome tone?? Any tips on pedal settings?
Have volume knob around 6
@@gabrielthomas5123 Can't agree more. For those sweet and smooth sounds your guitar Volume knob is your friend. Cleans up a cranked amp or Pedal so well
what pick ups is he using?
Pleasee give me backing track sir. 🙏🙏🙏💓
Can anyone tell me the chord progress please?
❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏💕
Love those pickup tones. What are they?
Sorry, if I had just waited until the end of the vid...
Haha
What Backing Track?
what are these pickups?
My ears tell me when I harmonize using 3th, 4th and 6th intervals that the important note is the higher in pitch . In other terms if I want to harmonize the D note in the key of D I would pair it with a A note below rather than F# above. Make any sense?
In the key of D, the A is a fifth. That just gives you a power chord.
:21 tab please
Tasty. Very tasty. Greetings from Glasgow, ya bass
Harry Potter, is that you....????
This could be buckethead
Tone.
Hi Ross,
thank you for lesson and for your videos. :) There is my favourite Mateus song in this moment: ruclips.net/video/PEBqZBW_Reg/видео.html Between 2:00 - 2:40 is beautiful passage, not one of fastest, but so smooth and colorfull. For me its one of greatest guitar solos i even hear. (sorry for my crappy english)
Disgusting man in a good way lol
Hah, thanks!