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Paul Gilbert Guitar Lesson 5: Five Into Four Does Go!
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- Опубликовано: 29 апр 2019
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In our guest teacher’s fifth and final fretboard foray, Paul shows us a neat, string skipping, syncopated E minor phrase. He also talks about “one of the best habits you can get into,” and illustrates how it “cleans things up” and ensures “no ugliness.”
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Yellow is the colour of safety:) stay safe on those strings:)
I will if you answer me this... what is that foot, stomp, drum trigger thing he is using? Thanks.
Por su puesto que lo hare
Every musician deserves uncle Paul's lovely creations.
The one and only uncle paps my Lord and master Paul Gilbert.
Just an absolute genius. And so very likable.
I LOVE this guy... in a bro-love kinda way hahaha.. Paul's one of those players that just get more warm and approachable in his lessons and tips as he ages. Great playing with a contagious personality just makes for a stellar musician and teacher. Much respect to the great Mr. Gilbert, as well as to Sweetwater for pumping out these videos! :)
free lessons from a legend, what could be better
@Sweetwater - These have been great. Please have Paul back for more videos.
Thank you uncle Paul. 🤘🏽
WoW! What a GREAT Instructor and Motivator for developing the Chops to go along with YOUR PASSION! Thank you so much Paul Gilbert!
Paul is one of the best teachers out there. Not only does he teach you a cool lick, but he gives good advice on how to use your SHOULDER of all things. And the the subtle but important string muting with the left hand.
I love the way Paul Gilbert teaches. He makes everything fun.
Humble teacher ever
You have this ability to make complicated things so easy!!! Just a bit discouraging to know that it will take me probably the rest of my life to sound just a bit like you on this one!!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with the rest of the world!!!
I've always been impressed by Paul's speed but wow does he have some of the best vibrato! I wish mine was half as good!!!
Thanks mother nature for giving us Paul Gilbert
You are a very good teacher and I enjoy your humor
Always loved Paul and his sense of humor. His expertise is top shelf, but he is fun to watch and listen to as well.
Thanks Paul. So many gems
How fortunate are we that we exist on this earth at the same time as Paul Gilbert?
Excellent lesson - I see this being a great practice routine for all keys and then switch the pattern slightly and repeat - sounds like it could be used as kind of a backup riff, but it would also be a great lick to pull out of a hat.
Paul's the best!
From the days of MIT till now can't believe we are still alive Paul
Awesome lick thank you!
The tone and phrase matches perfectly
HOW COOL is Paul Gilbert????...cool enough to show other guitarists baddass scale shapes....killer guitarist....straight up good dude....
Legendary guitar player. Great lesson! \m/
Why do some people NOT think that hammer-ons and pull-offs are valid? They are part of dynamic variation. The way to use them is, like anything, in moderation and in thoughtful ways.
There's a part in one of the episodes of Troy Grady's Cracking the Code series where he explains how he tried to incorporate a hammer on (or pull off) at strategic places in a picking run to make it easier to play, but it ended up sounding too 'manneristic', too thought-out, and most likely felt a bit like 'cheating' as well. That got me thinking about all of this too, and very interesting to hear Paul raise that point in this video.
I know Paul has said in the past that although he is renowned for his picking, he tends to play fast a lot more by combining picking with hammer ons and pull offs.
I personally feel that HO's n PO's are essential in phrasing and expressiveness as you rightly say, and are essential for slower expressive 'chewy' gestural kinda playing, plus adding some 'grease' and fluidity. I tried ridding my playing of all left hand legato for a good long while, and it nearly completely destroyed my flow and playing and muscle memory.
I do however think that the 'softer' left hand legato made possible by thinner strings, low action, compression and high gain of modern electric guitar styles can be a bit risky and lead you into a corner, one day someone puts an acoustic guitar on your lap with 13 gauge strings and your technique goes to sh*t (unless you're Tom Quayle it seems, haha!) Having a strong picking game as a foundation can help avoid this. I'll personally try a lick like the one in this video with the intention of picking every note. If it comes to it that it's just not gonna work though or be consistent, I'll use a HO or PO to grease things up, and at the end of the day, the listener doesn't care what technique you're using and it's a case of 'whatever gets the job done', :D.
Apologies for the long reply but this kind of discussion interests me.
Cheers,
Leigh-C
Thanks Paul. Saw you at NAMM cruising around about 10 years ago....said to my bros, that's Paul Gilbert... They didn't believe me. Marty Friedman was in front of me on the elevator.....told them again...they didn't believe that either lolol
Thanks for making me a stronger guitar player!
Very nice sounding lick!
Excellent instruction
Even purple shoes to match the axes! Sweet Paul!
I enjoy it so much, big thanks Paul😊👊
Wow that sounds super cool!
Awesome!
el gran amigo, maestro y sabio paul aportando. great guy.
2:15 Love it !
Oh the number of times I have quit guitar after watching Paul Gilbert. Before I try this, I have to tell myself, don't break another guitar.
Very nice sort of Paul Gilbert meets Eric Johnson.
Guitar king
Was one of the lucky ones who was in LA in 87 shouting "Racer X. !Racer X!
Paul Gilbert.. Woof! 💖
Amazing lick!!!!! Thank you master!!!
Not many pro players that can shred can even come close to Mr Gilbert an absolute master...
YJM
The strike behind left hand harmonic. Well damn.
Love it!
I like his simple setup . 1959HW Marshall. Mojomojonpedal. MXR for more gain and another distortion pedal for more gain . And a boss delay. Phaser? Bout it
The only reason Paul Gilbert can make wearing a yellow jumpsuit with a purple guitar work is because he’s not of this earth. That and being a phenomenal guitarist with a great personality.
I think he does it to really make people laugh and smile
Extremely cool lick..I wanna meet you one day Paul...awesome player and cool guy
Thanks Mr. Gilbert! See you at Guitar Summit 2019 (Masterclass) 👍🏻
A preeminent guitar master, a great teacher, and seems to be just a decent human - yeah that’s Paul Gilbert!
Paul is so rad
The legend..
Awesome Paul
Paul Gilbert rules!!!!!!!!!
Gracias!!!
I think it's funny that he says "I wouldn't like that as a teenager."It proves that he had to really practice to get to where he is now.
unreal length of fingers... not fair.
The one example reminds me of Ace's solo in 100,000 years.
He never changes shirt 🤘
obvious things and underpants too
@@rainmaru4757 yeh well he said that yellow is the color of learning so I guess everyday he's always learning
Once you get it it’s actually kinda easy. It took me a while though.
Lol those shoes!!!
The jumpsuit makes him seem like the guitarist from the Enterprise house band traveled back in time to show us some future music, lol!
Humming or singing the licks to yourself as you work on them takes the lick into a familiar place, to help solidify the rhythm and/or phrasing. Sounds cheesy, but it works wonders.
Cool
Paul Gilbert is guitar.
you are the man p
What is the stomp beat keeper thing he uses? I don’t know what to call it
I'm not getting the yellow coveralls and upside down iceman. did i miss something?
Instead of focusing on the lesson here I am noticing the three mini humbuckers on the guitar-oh boy!
Hemiolas...
What Marshall head id Paul using??
Tanks master, Hopefully with the media is we could each other and gave share
Each day Paul looks like Christian Slater more and more
Just when I learned some theory Bout timing Paul throws it out the window
But which pocket does he keep his pick in? 🤔
Is that purple guitar going to be released to the public or is it a custom shop?
P, I, A
Great lesson
Cool... somewhat Fripp-sh... somewhat Belew-ish... nice! :)
surely that one thumbs down was a mistake. Meant to hit thumbs up but missed
Two people with some picking exercises to do.
Can anyone explain the jumpsuit? He looks like he's in Slipknot.
Its a Racer X thing.
@@worstestminipainter2391 thanks, it's actually pretty cool.
@@bgilley8199 No prob, it usually like a Astronaut's suit. He wears big ole 80s headphones, that go with it.
@@worstestminipainter2391 that's awesome, I knew about Racer X but have never seen any onstage or music video footage, I'll definitely look them up. Paul is great at communicating tips for playing.
Riff Goldblum
Oh yeah.
Guitar Kung Foo
Pg!!!!!! I wish as clean and as godly as you 😂 i can only wish though
Mustard jumpsuit is for pros
Hard to teach left hand string muting. It's something that develops on it's own.
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I will meet him before I die...I swear I will...
Cornflower Geetar
Your So Funny
You're btw
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Almost a delay effect...
Why do I think of Deftones when I hear this...
paul has a really weird choice of clothes. 😂
You play exerises, a musician and should play exercises,and where is the theme that got people into their brains? I don"t remember Paul McCartney showing the exercises, but his tunes in my head.