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Can you link the backing track please

Really enjoy this Ulrich. A big thank you. I'm enjoying the Eb tuning as it's sooo much easier on my digits❤.

Great explanation! Thanks- very big help…

Thanks, man.

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Who you care. Mind your own business.

I love this. A plateau is not a skill/level cap!

Hey man love the channel.Your playing is kickin!

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Nice!👊🏻💥

Love this! NEED MORE!🎸

It was transformational and a Total blast!

Great lesson !!

Awesome, you've given a great survey which possibilities a guitar players has to improve his playing.

good lesson - would be great to see the list of the key points eg Aritculation, Rythym Pyramid, etc -- tried to find them by looking at the video but could not find them all ...

Thats not to say that effects will make a bad player sound good by any means....but combined with skills and technique they can have a dramatic effect on tone

Small amp sure but its also your modulation as well as articulation. What delay is in your signal chain?

That was a very good lesson....got a lot out of it

Very nice lesson!

Incredible. Thank you!!!

Nice stuff, Ulli! My preferred legato version would be to always stay in 7th position, with a small slide of the index finger on the G string from D to D-flat 🤓

ill say it again...i love this guy!

Very helpful

Blues is the heart and soul of Rock-Music. The greatest rock-players e.g. Yngwie or Paul Gilbert are great blues-players. Everything else is built around the blues-idiom. Maybe you should add voice-leading to your chart which is important in all genres to sound good over the changes. I know many players playing for decades with bad note-choices because they never learned to connect from one chord to another - even in blues people often rely too much on the pentatonic scale without listening to the changes. Good luck with your course.

Congrats - now you have your 1k subs. Greetings from Saarbrücken/Germany. Your first idea reminds me on AC/DC. Using the inversion of a powerchord is very useful makes your riffs feel more "close".

Great ideas as always. So musical. 🙏🏻

First, sorta

Agree, people talk about body and fretboard for tone . It is in the hands and fingers..... good example is Jeff Beck and how he could have make a strat 🎸 sing like nobody else ‼️👍

CAGED even looks stupid. Guitar is supposed to be cool 😎

Expensive sound. Expensive guitar 🎸 😅

Excellent work young man

Pat Martino is famous for learning the fret board with his parental forms but it is hard to decipher until you get very familiar with the symmetric diminished and augmented chord forms. Memorizing a chord forms and all its inversions helped me. Connect the same chord throughout the neck. Then identify the associated voice leading forms in the vicinity of the major form. I think of three note chord voicing mostly on D, G, and B strings and then extend them from there if I want. Major, minor, dominant, diminished and sometimes augmented three note form forms. I am getting more familiar how these basic shapes leads to the other as well as substitutions and secondary dominants.

Yo, merci pour cette leçon qui me permet de mieux mémoriser sur le manche le système CAGED vraiment tu es au top 👍🎸🤘

Such great information Ulrich Ellison! This has been my focus to semi-naturally flow over progression/changes, maintaining my clock inside so I don't stray too far out on current time and let my heart play musically. You have helped me on the inspiration/heart side, playing with freedom (you obviously believe in this too). The technical knowledge side has been hard to incorporate, and maybe part of me is a little resistant, because I have some inner harmonic time and I'm wanting to play from the heart even more than my head (trying to study the right theory parts and not get lost). I love this about you, that you understand. I've been very sick for about a month and exhausted for lack of sleep, but I'm fighting my way back. This lesson was inspirational!!! Thank you friend!

Nice opening!

A factor for novice benders is also the duration of the bend, and how the timing fits into the context of the phrase…

Wow good lesson, good teacher. easy to understanding. thanks

Much easier on Air guitar.

Thanks for the lesson!!!

Great lesson. Now the trick is to play world-class vibrato on those bent notes. Witness: Gary Moore.

I could not agree more with everything you’ve outlined here. Thank you 🙏🏻 🎸

Thanks for this friend!

love this❤ epic best guitar video in YT sounds like old school Joe Satriani a bit

Very much enjoyed your playing, Ulrich, and a very helpful video! Glad you found the jam track useful 👍

Good stuff... Your channel will grow quickly

Good demo, good teacher.

This is pretty nice. Do you have more like this?

How much does it cost?

Wow, you play so nicely.