The David Gilmour Arpeggio Trick | Guitar Lick of the Week!
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2024
- Learn to solo like David Gilmour using one of his trademark licks!
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Hello friends,
Welcome back to Swiftlessons for another lead guitar tutorial. The one thing that all great soloist have in common is that they all "steal" licks and concepts from their peers. Since imitation is the greatest form of flattery, today we'll take a page out of David Gilmour's playbook, and learn to incorporate his extraordinary use of arpeggios into our own playing. Borrowing inspiration from his iconic "Mother" solo, let's explore David's approach to navigating the fretboard, before using his fundamentals to create a unique musical phrase. Let's get started! -Rob
Navigation:
0:00 - Demonstration
0:49 - Scales & Arpeggios
2:50 - David's Lick
3:30 - Recycling the Concept
5:35 - Easy Rock Chords
7:43 - Rolling Stones Rhythm Trick
8:15 - Practice Time!
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Im from iran
And i play guitar for one year
grew up with blues and rock and
I can say your vids are the best vids for my taste
Thank you so much
Love this lesson! They way you describe how these licks are derived from the chord shapes, scales, the way the artist would see it is a greatvway to teach! Thank you and keep up these great lessons
Love your communication skills as much as musical talent.
Wow, what a great lick. Thanks Rob
Thank you Mr Swift for yet another very practical lesson! Only a few practices runs & just like that, it's part of my arsenal of licks! Wishing you & yours a Happy Holiday.
The lick reminds me of the knopfler lick in sultans of swing
Yep, you can also run it from the Caged "D" ahape back to the Caged "E" shape in any key, it works nicley!
Super!!!! Thanks Rob.
That was quite well done !
Fantastic! Thanks!
sweet. great work
Awesome video! Will definitely be learning this when I get home tn! Could you make a lesson for "This Old Guitar" by John Denver? Keep up the awesome work!
hello I would like to know which pedal you use to get the sound of David Gilmour please
Sure, and I'll provide links. Generally I'm blending the gain on my amp with an Ibanez Tube Screamer: sweetwater.sjv.io/9gZ2nj. I'm also using the CLA guitar plugin for reverb, delay and a bit of compression: sweetwater.sjv.io/jr4VQv.
Always...perfect..
but...How have you changed! What has happened to you? Since black bird!Remember♥️🌹🙏🎸
He uses that same pattern in a few songs.