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That’s like a lettuce salad:) nice! You got circles around me 😆

Excellent job! Like the stylistic choices achieved in this solo

Your skills continue to amaze me!

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4:22 почему он перекусил струны?

For me tunings in 99% have nothing common with heavyness. Just can be helpful and create different vibes. I played slam alike riffs in E and they're as headcrushing as slam riffs in lower tunings, just different. Have a nice day, wash your hands, listen your mom and don't scoop mids☝️.

This is a very solid lesson. I can't read a lick of sheet music, learned everything by ear. My first songs were TNT by AC/DC (and the obligatory Stairway to Heaven by Led Zep 😂). Good video Zak!!

I think you got a bright future here Zac.

I thought you were the Saigon Kick guitarist 😅

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Great resources, thanks for sharing man!

I just had a similar experience to you and your teacher and realized how much my ear truly deeply sucks. Good timing thanks man!

LOVE IT!!! Thanks buddy!! (I've watched the intro about 20 times now!)

17!

Cool video, I am excited for another one!

if you play the guitar because "you hope people will think you look cool when you play it" then you shouldnt play it lol

That's a lot of effects.

Nice lesson. Straightforward and to the point. I especially like how you point out the dissonance in a unison bend - if the dissonance doesn't go away, you aren't holding the target note steady while bending. Maybe someone doesn't feel it with their hands, but you should hear it clearly with your ears.

I love this one!

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its quite a bit trickier if there arent any strings on it,,i suggest block the trem so it stays flat,,,re0-string,,should be good to go

dude thank you so much for this lesson, "SKIN TO BONE" is one of my very favourites songs amd you are the only one who actually made an entire video for it. thank you so much

Sounds a lot like "Save Me" by Cinderella!

Nice stream buddy!!

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Solid video and grats on 1k subs!!

Nice video bud!

I broke my left wrist in 2019, and its never had the same ability to supinate since. I primarily play bass, but i also practice guitar, and both instruments i always play at an angle, because if i play with the neck level, i cant play long without issues.

One leg elevated can cause back issues in some people so most modern classical guitarists avoid it in lieu of a guitar lift (Woodside, Sageworks, Ergoplay, etc.) For electric, I would look into something like a Performaxe instead.

Paused the video just to order the foot stool. Thanks, Zak. I get so uncomfortable so quick when I'm playing my heavy 7 string and I already KNOW that it's because I don't have one of these.

I prefer the pads you placed on your leg to elevate the guitar. If you play electric guitar in classical position a lot, most of the time you are sitting on the edge of your seat to avoid the guitar cable from hitting the chair. With the foot rest, it becomes very uncomfortable for your butt with one leg elevated for long sessions. The cushion for your leg allows both butt cheeks to sit evenly on your chair without one of them exerting pressure more than the other. I used a foot rest a long time, but for me, the leg cushion is much more comfortable.

Great Video and tips, Zak! If you wanna take this to the next level, check out a guitar rest Cushion or a performaxe

I have this actually and use it just cus im getting old and my foot fall asleeps so putting it up helps with circulation for me

I have osteoarthritis in my left elbow and had problems with playing for years when trying to play in the"normal" seated position. My elbow would get tingly and it would radiate down my arm until after a while my hand would cramp up and i had to stop playing. I had seen alot of people play in the classical position so I gave it a try one day. It was a night and day difference, it was so much more comfortable and caused less pain and numbness in my arm. I now use exclusively when playing. Also with your use of words like suboptimal, science based and flexion you're half way to having a channel about body building.

Great advice brother. Get a good stool, footrest, and learn how to play in the classical position!

When I first started playing years ago I didn't even know it was called a classical position. I had seen some people doing it that way, along with some people who would have the guitar on their pick hand side. I tried both ways early on, and it was immediately evident to me that the classical position was much more comfortable, so that's what I've always done. The other way makes me feel like I'm all cramped up in a tight space.

fuck the footrest, im sold on whatever shampoo you use.

I’ve had the foot rest for a year now and it’s one of the best purchases I’ve made. I’m new to guitar as I’m a drummer and all of my guitarist friends are dumbfounded when they discover this thing in my studio room. Lol

I have some questions. I have seen some people changing all strings at once. What's the benefit of doing them one by one? I also have seen someone using a wooden stick under the bridge to keep it floating. Is it important to do that?

Guilty as charged reporting for duty. However with modeling software I have no excuse anymore I have every amp and tone a person could want and yet I still suck because my undisciplined ass won’t sit down and grind through the hours of technique to get better. Anyways off to play the four horsemen for the 9 millionth time

Another reason to use the classical position - the arm rests on your chair get in the way if you don't. 😁 Good advice on the foot rest. It never occurred to me, but like you mentioned, I tend to prop my foot against the chair leg, and it gets strained after awhile. I think I will get a foot rest. Thanks.

Or... Hear me out... Practice with a strap standing up as much as you can since that's the way you will play live

I'm subscriber 999. One more to go Zak!

Clear and concise, with no BS. Thanks Zak!

Solid tip. I use mine, and it really does help, especially for building stamina for tremolo, or rapid down picking. I like to compose riffs sitting down then film myself standing up.

Ok but what if I want a foot rest that's HEAVY metal?

I have an out of pocket comment but what are your thoughts on Rocksmith 2014?