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@@6stringsfanatics276 Thank you for checking it out dude😎😎🤟🤟

@@frankfuentes5659 Thank you for the information man!!

@@LeoKotzen92 no problem. IT's a killer guitar solo.

Yes, it's a very funny one to play!

@@JimzS thank you dude!!

Thank you man!!

@@riadlo1 Thank you man!! I'll probably make another video soon with something else by Sykes. I'm currently playing around with some Mesa IIc+ profiles on the Tonex Pedal and now I can get an almost identical tone

@@Angry-Johnny thank you man!! I'm very glad you like it!!

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@@Heroesworkshop thank you man!!

Thank you man!! I love his vibrato🎸🎸😎😎

@@LeoKotzen92 yeah it’s a hard one to copy. Very wide and fast ! You nailed it.

Yes, it requires a lot of strenght to play that way, and you also break many strings ahaha

Grazie mille Marco😎😎😎🤟🤟🤟

Thank you brother!!

Thank you man!!

Thank you man! No, I've learned it by ear slowing down the craziest parts

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Thank you!!

Grazie mille amico mio ❤️

Thank you man!! It's a Burny Les Paul from 1984

Thank you dude!!

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Ciao, guarda secondo me si comporta molto bene. Considera che l'intellipitch é stato progettato in collaborazione con un team di ingegneri di Eventide, e che le armonizzazioni hanno un timbro che strizza molto l'occhio all'h3000 e simili. Io la parte di harmonizer la uso esclusivamente per fare lo stereo detune, se vuoi farti un'idea sul suono lo puoi sentire tra i miei video sul solo di Michael Landau su I Can't wait di Stevie Nicks

@@LeoKotzen92 ascolterò sicuramente... Grazie della info. Se il tracking è buono e di scuola Eventide (per quanto riguarda fare chitarre gemelle in stile Iron Maiden) siamo a cavallo...manca solo tirarlo visto che pare poco conosciuto e di fatti non sapevo la cosa della collaborazione/sviluppo con ingegneri Eventide.

Thank you man!! Yes this solo is one a of kind!! I was really shocked when I heard it for the first time, almost 15 years ago

Grazie Mille!!!😎😎🤟🤟

Thank you man!! I do not have lessons I am sorry, i've learned it by ear slowing down the craziest parts. There are a lot of tabs and lessons of this solo on the internet but none of them sounds 100% right to me, so I only trust my ears 😂

@@LeoKotzen92 Lets say I like to play stylewise like John Sykes, really like the guy. Where to start building on guitar skills? Or how you done it? To learn first the notes and some chords, then some scales? Whats your opinion? Thanks for answer, really appreciate it. 👍😁

@@Arkadius87 from your words I can assume you are a beginner, so here's my advice: take your time. Getting into very technical stuff too early can actually make you waste a lot of time, so learn all your classic Rock solos (even if they're not as cool or fast as the stuff you like), learn all the music theory you can (it helps you a lot) and most important: focus A LOT on technical details, you always have to play something perfect if you want to learn something more difficult than the previous one. It will take years.

@@LeoKotzen92 Thanks. But actually this is my path. I have a guitar for years. I can play some fast solos, if you show me some chord I'm gonna repeat it, I developed strength in fingers years ago. My thing is, I never truly learned basic thi ngs. So I can play something fast, but I dont know where I am, I'm just playing something, I can also take some interesting solo from song and learn it with tab(not the fastest ones but like intermediate). So I know couple of chords just, but truly I never almost.played them, I was like in attitude I want to play solos when I was young 😄😄 Chords almost nothing, strumming chords I'm not really good, scales I dont know, but when I read the scale i can play it faster. My point is, I think theres a lot of guys like me, they just played something over the years, the developed some basic moving on the guitar, can do some solos also, but they dont actually know anything, like chords, scales, to connect those, notes on guitar, some more techniques. Thata like my story. I never knew where to start. 🤦‍♂️

It sounds like you need a good teacher to fix these problems. Music theory is very important, if you don't know what you are doing you are missing a very important part. It can be stressfull at the beginning, but when you finally understand how things works everything start to make sense and it all feels a lot easier. Practising technique is a far more complex thing that most people think, finger strenght it's just one small piece of the puzzle, you have to really focus on every detail (coordination, how you fret notes, how to stay relaxed ecc)

Thank you!!

That's a very intense comment, thanks a lot man!!!

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Well, I knew that. That's the reason why you can hear almost the same vibe in Blue Murder's Black Hearted Woman

A black gotoh vintage tremolo with 6 screws man!! Really happy about it. I really like the original pickup, what did you put to replace it?

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I'll take that as a compliment😂😂 thank you man😎😎🤟🤟

Hey man! I've just watched an interview by premier guitar and Satchel explained the acoustic part. It's a 12 string in standard tuning but the high e is tuned down to e flat. Pretty absurd tuning ahah