Відео

The AMP is Yamaha THR 10 II, and i dunno the pedals, but its in description of the video

Yamaha thr-10II with Blues Driver pedal ua-cam.com/video/kDZqqqWOW7E/v-deo.html I mostly watched this video to help me get there: ua-cam.com/video/UirQ_fFctcI/v-deo.html

Thanks, but I don't think I'm good yet. This is just one recording where I happened to get a pretty good run on the solo. I can't recreate it easily even right now, but I'm working on it slowly. It's good this isn't a race, because a ton of people would have already beat me to the finish line, if there even is one.

thanks! Nice oshi

Modern on special? What cabinet also? I was trying it yesterday, but I couldn't really get it to sound good, at least to me.

Good luck!

めちゃ 大変 頑張ります

Thanks, I don't really think I play the sweep part as good as I can yet. I had to look back at my older videos, when I had just started learning the solo to remember how I improved since then. Two things came to mind: First, I had to make sure I could at least play through that whole fast section without slowing down too much or stopping at 50% speed, then gradually get faster. In other words, I wanted to build confidence in that I was playing the right notes and also playing them at the correct timing, because when I get to playing at full speed, I want to do it without thinking and hesitating about the notes. So on my week 6 video, I really studied how Mitsui Ritsuo played it. Week 6: ua-cam.com/video/NU4f3RSdOy8/v-deo.html <--Hopefully this video helps with clarity on how the notes are played. Second, this is similar to my first point, but make sure you are playing it "right". What I mean is, are you playing the notes as efficiently as possible? On week 1, when I first started with the solo, I was actually playing the sweep with the wrong finger shape, so it really felt impossible at the time to play this fast. I was playing the first sweep with my index and ring finger, when I should have been playing it with my middle finger and pinky, because it makes getting to the next note way faster now that the index finger isn't already busy. Lastly, I know I said two things, but this is just a small one. When I tried just lightly or softly sweeping/picking over the strings, instead of giving the strings 100% force all the time, I was able to get the sweep more smoothly and more often. I think it's a good way to practice just the feel of the sweep, then gradually try to play the sweep louder and clearer. Sorry it's kind of a long read. I don't know how exactly you're playing it, so I just put in everything I could give. Hope it helps!

@SlowBocchi-ik6jy woah thats a lot of infos, hhhmm i'll try ur approach n see if it works. Thanks a lot for dedicating ur time to share this knowledge, I'll be sure to cheer u on ur journeyy🔥

It was all Seishun Complex

previous video they have amp settings there as well as guitar settings and pedal settings

@@eastercreeper alright thanks!

@@TropicTurtle718 to add on, it's the settings at the end of Week 9's video with the blues driver. The only difference is I turn the tone knob on the pedal all the way up when I play Never Forget.

@ got it, thanks!

ありがとう thank you!

If you don't mind me asking, what kind of guitar do you have?

@@SlowBocchi-ik6jy Epiphone les paul

@@SlowBocchi-ik6jy great guitar i love it

It's stock pickups and I'm actually thinking of getting a new bridge pickup to sound less crunchy and more thin. My next upload will have a screen shot of the amp settings I usually use.

What is FLCL

@PizzaSlices2000 Anime

@ I mean what does it stand for

@@PizzaSlices2000 Fooly Cooly

​@@PizzaSlices2000that's the name. Flcl. It doesn't stand for anything

this might be outdated, but they have it in an older video ua-cam.com/video/0dtC59bgI8s/v-deo.html