@@ezequielsonego811 deliberate practice, always out of your comfort zone, keep improving, learning new techniques and mixing them. Even practicing classical pieces for thousands of hours won't get you to this point, you'll plateau eventually, it takes courage to keep learning.
@@ragetv8114 And you're totally right, I might've missed the 'playing-' part of 'playing guitar' on the original comment lol What I meant though is you can love the shit out of playing guitar and still know just basic chords and scales for years. You gotta love improving more than just playing I believe.
May the holy algorithm bless this godtier loop of auditory pleasure. You were the first guitarist in a long time that got me excited to learn new stuff on guitar after about 10 years experience and roughly 3 years of apathy for the instrument. Thank you for that, you made my life better just by doing what you do.
@@chidoriman20 Yeah I've been listening to them for years lol. I heard of him by finding Polyphia. i'm like 30 and in love with guitar, it'd be a downright miracle for me to have NOT heard of them lol.
@@chidoriman20 also, Scotty is an awesome guitarist too, in fact I think he's better on acoustic than TIm but thats a personal taste thing. just love the tones he can seem to pull out of them.
I've been playing acoustic for years, never been remotely interested in electric. Polyphia changed that. So it's also sick to see Tim playing more Nylon. An acoustic album would be sick.
@@TheFlamingChips agreed! By the way saying Scotty is better than Tim on acoustic is only intended as a massive compliment to Scotty and by no means an insult to Tim. Hope thats clear, text be hazy compared to other forms of communication lol
Tim, I want to tell you, "I love this" In my 60's, and a fan of so many guitar greats, and now adding you. This sound is do fresh, so pure, and interesting. Thanks for pushing the boundaries.
Nothing wrong with that, i could listen to this for hours. Also, Tims loops are so intricate that only after the 2nd or 3rd time around i wonder if i have heard this already
Since this came out 8 months ago, this is still the only song that soothes and comforts my 10 month old. He has literally be squirming and tossing and turning for the past hour. As soon as I put Tim on, he’s OUT.
My mom did a similar thing when I was a baby but she played black Sabbath n Ozzy. 25 years later, I still get put to sleep by sweet licks such as this lol
Within 10 seconds my 6 year old stopped what he was doing, came across the room to watch , and went 'WOOOOOOAH can you do that?" So thank you Tim for helping me disappoint my son 👍
Man!! This is so good to listen to, it's hard to stop! You know, I've recently known you and your band, what I love the most about your story is that you never stopped, despite living difficult moments, despite listening to bad things. You kept going. I like that and I love your music, will keep listening to it and getting to know more of your Art!
When i was little Jimi Hendrix would help me sleep it was intresting and peaceful enough that i would pass out. Love that someone else is playing a guitar hero for there little one to get to sleep, im sure your kid will grow up loving music!
@@letsgoletsgoletsgoletsgoletsgo hahaha if only lol nah, we got a cd player to play a recording of him alas but my uncle will sometimes if i ask play some jimi wich is great! His one of my favourite guitarists and an inspiration to me with taking up guitar :)
As a guitarist, i miss the time when being able to play Eruption made you a guitar hero, which frankly pretty much everyone can achieve. Now i see guys like this and wtf, i feel like a noob.
I kind of agree but I'm making ok progress at 40oz its just a totally different style, I'm sure if you come to it from Spanish its easier.... still bonkers though.
Absolutely amazing I have to say, I’m 59 years old and I have been playing the guitar since I was 11 and it simply amazes me how these young people come along and simply blow my mind at the amount of talent and creativity absolutely astonishing fantastic absolutely fantastic I am truly impressed very talented young musician
and now this amazing guitar, that looks like bread, without the creepy death themed flower inlay, lives with Steve Vai. What a lucky dude to have the single coolest version of this guitar that will ever be made.
@@metallica3604 And? I'm sure both feel a massive amount of mutual respect for each other, I would think he would be stoked to have such a hand in the next generation of guitar players.
@@PanaeolusC no, he presented this "bread" guitar to vai, watch rick beato's intervew again😊 tim kept the first prototype guitar (with bridge glued on wrong spot) as souvenir(like, as a memory), he said so in the interview😊
i dont get how people get demotivated seeing people pull feats of technicality like this off. Its impressive. This makes me want to get better. If I can imagine playing it, then I can play it. that's always been my philosophy.
@@rickf6375 Exactly, the use of harmonics as a beat and rhythm isn't something a generic studio musician could comprehend before hearing it haha. This is by far the most impressive guitarist I've seen to date. Screw the 64th note trills, this is significantly more difficult than speed alone. I bet even Michael Angelo batio would stumble learning this if he gets out of his fret cage haha
he said that they were gonna go for a latin feel/sound in one of their songs and then have rappers featured on others but If this is a riff on the album then I can't wait for what the other 3 put into this song.
I share your music with people. I am an older guy. Few people i share with judge you based on looks, i tell them "just listen to the beauty he creates". They eat their judgements every time. Please keep being you, don't get caught up in fame. Much respect.
He's the total package man lol great looks, great style, young, and amazingly talented. He should be up there if not more famous than bloody Justin Bieber.
@@jaykay3512 its because Justin Dweeber is easier to understand for the simpletons. They find it hard to understand complicated notes and guess what the majority of the population are?
@@imbadatnames8993 well tell me that you havent gone your whole life, without listening to a song and going, what the duck are the listening to? In that scenario, we are all snobs
You're the most fantastically innovative guitarist I've ever seen! I love how you see so much more of the potential a guitar actually has. Truly astounding creativity!
Can we say 'damn'? It amazes me where guitarists have taken the art since I was a kid. 'Back in the day' and I hate that phrase... guitarist's like West, Clapton, Page, Beck, etc were what we aspired to be like. This is so far removed from that, and in a space that we never conceived of it's incredible. My hats off to you. Love what you're doing. Definitely inspiration for a totally new generation of guitarists and other musicians too. I wish you all the success you deserve in the future.... you have another fan.
This sounded amazing! I bet the next upload is just gonna be Tim wearing a snuggie. He does look comfy tho... Fingers crossed for another upload in the next couple weeks
This was my first and for now still my favorite but my oh my Tim you are one amazing musician. So glad I was introduced to your writing and playing. Thank you!!!
As much as I love hearing Tim play guitar, I love hearing him talk about it just as much! His passion is infectious! Just a masterpiece of a person and a player.
So happy someone else saw the cut in the loop. It’s almost perfect. Very hard to detect. But if you can count the music that helps you know where to look. I was thinking how is he not messing up at all and playing it perfectly each time that’s when I counted and saw the break. But well done Tim! Took me longer than I like to find it.
It would be hilarious if he made it 10 hours long, and you couldn't tell where the cut was. Imagine how much that would blow people's mind even more than it already does.
Uniquely Tim, giving me old high school vibes when the gang would listen to Satriani. Perfectly chill for all the gaming sessions and deep convos we all shared.
Man this guy is nuts! I cannot say there is even one video of him playing i didnt enjoy. Its not just the technicality its the soul he puts into it. I love it so good.
This kid is a true artist, all about him is creating something different, not just on the way you play the guitar but all his look and personality. Real innovation
this is the 2nd prototype of the ibanez nylon reboot Tim dubbed this one the "bread" guitar he gave to steve vai as an apprecation for being on their record :))
Nice how he makes it feel so full which can be hard with just one guitar and you're not strumming chords the whole time. Perfect blend of bass notes with the leads.
Tim. Man... I just can't say enough. You fill my soul, dude. I am in awe. I'm just blown away. I can't get enough of your guitar playing. I heard GOAT like a year or so ago, and thought "wow that's a sick lick" i mean, the whole band slaps. Then I just lost track of Poly for a while until UA-cam Music played it again randomly for me. I can't believe it took over a year for them to do that again... jerks lol but anyway.... i became immediately obsessed. You guys are so incredible. You make it look so effortless. Makes my playing look like I fart on a cardboard box and call it music LOLOLOL man, keep it coming. Thank u for all you do.
This is the perfect length for this because you can feel it more and more as the time goes on. It grows on you and you can start to feel and dissect the intricacies with a more in depth perception.
Tim is one of those "one in a trillion" talents. One thing is the skill, but the ear, the motion, the creativity, the compositions and so on are just mindblowing. I have been playing for 30 years and I would give my legs for having 25% of the talent he has. I am just so happy to be able to listen to him grow and mature. Some people become legends but this kid was born a legend.
He really isn’t. He’s good, but nothing special. Watch any classical guitarist. They actually use more than 3 techniques, 3 scales, 3 patterns, and 5 melodies. He uses the EXACT same progressions and sequences in almost every song. That the thing about math rock...it only sounds hard and complex, but it isn’t. This was all the rage at Berklee a decade ago and it only lasted for the first year or so, then people moved on. The same will happen now that the public seems to have become aware of it.
Tim, I'm never nice on the internet, this is one of the most beautiful pieces I have ever heard on any musical instrument. I hope to hear you killing it on Spotify one day. I'm subscribed.
Tim is not just the best Executor of his instrument but he’s probably one of the best songwriters of his generation and maybe mine too, you have been given a gift, the love for music and it appears you are using your gift to spread awe, wonder and joy, play on you joyful soul!
Watching this level of playing a particular musical instrument could either encourage you to keep practicing harder or just quit. Love and dedication to your craft keeps you going. You are an inspiration, man! 🤟🤟🤟
As someone who used to play guitar as my only instrument, I hit a plateau of skill in which I was only seeing very small amounts of gain from my hours of work and it was very discouraging. Since then I started branching to other instruments because I fell out of love with the guitar. Recently I’ve been just binging Tim’s content and I gotta say I’m very much inspired to pick up the guitar again. To play like him would be a dream, but just being back on the guitar and growing as a musician is a nice feeling. Not to deify him but I do think Tim is responsible for that in me and probably hundreds if not thousands of people. Proud work and keep it up, you’re an inspiration.
The bottom 3 strings being nylon add such a wonderful sound. Part of why I always loved playing classical. Tim I’d love to see you play some Bach or Agustin barrios on this!!
@Aziri Alain actually no, a classical guitar has the bottom 3 strings being nylon instead of steel. Also the neck on a true classical is wider than that of an acoustic by 1/4 inch iirc. Strictly speaking it is acoustic but the classical guitar has features that make it sound different and feel different to play.
@Aziri Alain well you obviously don’t know the differences if you’re coming at me like that. A “classical acoustic” is actually different than a “modern acoustic”. But here you are telling me a classical is an acoustic arguing semantics like a teenager so 🤷♂️
This is so beautiful; i mean the whole aesthetics, his style literally, his outter matches the inner as in his guitar skills too, so clean, so delicat, so fresh, young, and yet so sophisticated and wise or „old“. Just pure beauty and softness. Thats love in a line of guitar in my body…. Something like that Oh my ..
This focus and concentration is beyond my conception of just a mainstream sensation. This is absolute sensational guitar licking. Love it!! :) What a truly dedicated and devotional gift. Keep playing, neVeR, eVeR stop!! You own it son, you own it!!
I love seeing how when he starts playing something so awesome he just does it over and over bcuz when I create my own stuff I do that as well sometimes for hours just to get it down and vibe and idk it's just cool to see Tim in his element and doing what he loves and in a fashion that alot of musicians understand and also without restriction not there ever was really but you know what I mean
Just came across your channel Tim, rather impressed by your talent! And nice rendition of BTS, only know because my youngest daughter is a huge BTS fan Lol. With said, Just turned 46 today and have been playing guitar since I was 13 on and off, self taught. You are an inspiration dude! Totally jealous that you jammed with Herman Li also! Hope to see more videos from you! \m/
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Kills covid quarantine Blues 🎶
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Tim got an entire generation of metal players interested in nylon guitar.
Metal guitarists were always interested in nylon guitar.
@@purplepurple8179 innit we've just always been pissed off by how unplayable nylon guitar necks are, compared.
Is not even metal is jazz with horrible country pop feel
@@aabdo1770 quiet down fool.
@@purplepurple8179 false.
2 uploads in the same week? We’ve been blessed!
World is not the same more LOL
Now be ready for another hiatus 😅
Are you sure we are blessed
ikrrr
Maybe that album is finally gonna be released...
Playing Butter on the Bread guitar is the best thing that ever existed.
Oh you’re right!
There it is, the "bread guitar" comment lololol
lmaoo
Big ol facts
He gave the Bread guitar to Steve Via. It was in his interview with Rick Beato a few days ago.
this level of skill doesn't come from being a super disciplined robot, it comes from loving the absolute shit out of playing guitar.
This comment is what im hoping will pay off in the future. Ok back on to yellow submarine…
Nah you can have a lot of fucking love but you gotta practice, put in the hours. Some of the shit he's doing won't just come natural
@@ezequielsonego811 I think he means time and dedication that only comes from a deep level of love for it. Could be wrong though
@@ezequielsonego811 deliberate practice, always out of your comfort zone, keep improving, learning new techniques and mixing them. Even practicing classical pieces for thousands of hours won't get you to this point, you'll plateau eventually, it takes courage to keep learning.
@@ragetv8114 And you're totally right, I might've missed the 'playing-' part of 'playing guitar' on the original comment lol
What I meant though is you can love the shit out of playing guitar and still know just basic chords and scales for years. You gotta love improving more than just playing I believe.
Damn that sounds is fucking crisp. Sounds magical.
I like the part where Tim plays guitar
I like the part he strums the strings
meh, i personally like where tim plays his new guitar more
@@nicolasjesus3907 I personally likes when he plucks new strings
Same
I like the faces he makes as he’s playing
I'd be ok with an entire album of songs like this.
😈
Check out seiji igusa, his stuff is very similar to this style
I think the song is Butter by BTS
@@joanangelina3853 it certainly is
Manuel Gardner Fernandez, you can thank me later
Can we get a Tim Henson acoustic album? that would be fire.
It will sound Exactly like, the Electric Album.
100% agreed holy shit
an acoustic colab between Tim and Buckethead would be interesting.
@@x5-acousticguitarstuff.2 no
@@Fraeg I would pay so much to see that
It took me 8min 46 seconds to realize this was a loop
ikr
happens around every 30 or so seconds
Fuckin dumb
It took me reading this...
AND it still wasn't long enough 🤣
May the holy algorithm bless this godtier loop of auditory pleasure. You were the first guitarist in a long time that got me excited to learn new stuff on guitar after about 10 years experience and roughly 3 years of apathy for the instrument. Thank you for that, you made my life better just by doing what you do.
Check out his band Polyphia if you haven't already
@@chidoriman20 Yeah I've been listening to them for years lol. I heard of him by finding Polyphia. i'm like 30 and in love with guitar, it'd be a downright miracle for me to have NOT heard of them lol.
@@chidoriman20 also, Scotty is an awesome guitarist too, in fact I think he's better on acoustic than TIm but thats a personal taste thing. just love the tones he can seem to pull out of them.
I've been playing acoustic for years, never been remotely interested in electric. Polyphia changed that.
So it's also sick to see Tim playing more Nylon. An acoustic album would be sick.
@@TheFlamingChips agreed! By the way saying Scotty is better than Tim on acoustic is only intended as a massive compliment to Scotty and by no means an insult to Tim. Hope thats clear, text be hazy compared to other forms of communication lol
Tim, I want to tell you, "I love this" In my 60's, and a fan of so many guitar greats, and now adding you. This sound is do fresh, so pure, and interesting. Thanks for pushing the boundaries.
Same. Thank you. You are so talented
Never clicked so fast. Love these nylon guitars
same
Shut up
@@andychristian1621 Daym.
Is this an electric guitar with nylon strings?
@@gambare.gambare it’s a Godin guitar but I mean basically yeah
Tim and ichika rocks both a huge range of guitars and hairstyles equally. Like literally
Yessss
Ichika doesn't need loops to stretch the videos
@@marcomazzoli9172 okay i guess..
@@marcomazzoli9172 you're lucky to get a minute long ichika video so I mean...
0-o cool
I wonder how many people listened to this all the way thru before realizing its looped
Nothing wrong with that, i could listen to this for hours. Also, Tims loops are so intricate that only after the 2nd or 3rd time around i wonder if i have heard this already
We all realized. Didnt care
It's funny, I literally saw the loop frame change the moment I read the comment. But I'm happy, this is a sick piece to vibe to 😊
@@Floofian Don't agree for many loops but yeah this one is clean af
I was about half way through lol
"Smooth like butter" nice. This is so good 💜
Since this came out 8 months ago, this is still the only song that soothes and comforts my 10 month old. He has literally be squirming and tossing and turning for the past hour. As soon as I put Tim on, he’s OUT.
My mom did a similar thing when I was a baby but she played black Sabbath n Ozzy. 25 years later, I still get put to sleep by sweet licks such as this lol
I'll make a 10 month old , if tim notices this wholesome Cutu comment.
Ive been using this vid to lul my 10 week old to sleep recently it always does the trick. Tim is a magician
Have you heard the original BTS song this is based on?
@@sketchman3 .....yeah....it sux. This is better.
Within 10 seconds my 6 year old stopped what he was doing, came across the room to watch , and went 'WOOOOOOAH can you do that?"
So thank you Tim for helping me disappoint my son 👍
And this is kid is probably closer to your son's age then yours too. Some of these kids nowadays are savages lol
@@bindodundid tim is 27
@@anriser9537 😂
This comment made me laugh 😂
@@anriser9537 maybe the original commenter is 40 and his son is 15.
Yeah, I'm definitely wrong. 27 though? Nobody would've guessed that haha
bro that sweater lookin comfy as hell
Ichika vibes
EYYYY , MAYBE ITS THE SECRET OF HIS SKILL😀
@TIM HENSON IF U DONT GIMME THE LINK FOR THAT SWEATER IM GONNA UNSUBS YOU
you can tell tim has his rooms at like 50 degrees with how thicc his clothing always is.
@@thebestian yeah, there’s no way he’s wearing that thick stuff in california weather
Man!! This is so good to listen to, it's hard to stop! You know, I've recently known you and your band, what I love the most about your story is that you never stopped, despite living difficult moments, despite listening to bad things. You kept going. I like that and I love your music, will keep listening to it and getting to know more of your Art!
This song has helped my 4 month old son fall asleep tonight after a long night of tummy pains and crying, thank you.
really???? if so thats amazing
When i was little Jimi Hendrix would help me sleep it was intresting and peaceful enough that i would pass out. Love that someone else is playing a guitar hero for there little one to get to sleep, im sure your kid will grow up loving music!
@@tvstaticjumperz5439 how tf your parents got Jimi to play for you ?!
You must be really famous and or powerful
@@letsgoletsgoletsgoletsgoletsgo hahaha if only lol nah, we got a cd player to play a recording of him alas but my uncle will sometimes if i ask play some jimi wich is great! His one of my favourite guitarists and an inspiration to me with taking up guitar :)
Wooow, I as a musician now have a new goal.
This right here.
Wow, thanks for sharing this man.
As a guitarist, i miss the time when being able to play Eruption made you a guitar hero, which frankly pretty much everyone can achieve. Now i see guys like this and wtf, i feel like a noob.
Bro same
I kind of agree but I'm making ok progress at 40oz its just a totally different style, I'm sure if you come to it from Spanish its easier.... still bonkers though.
Played the first 10sec of this after watching this vid, i'm already questioning my decisions xD
@@cafesociety8525 bro 40oz is one of my fav songs ever gl
practice fingerstyle and also try to write your own songs as then you can understand how to make/play something complex
he just did the fuckin loop for us so we don't have too WHAT A KING YEEEEESH
all of u must be such insane losers lol
@@NaRhala uhh?
@@NaRhalayou have a single digit IQ
@@NaRhala ??
@@NaRhala I'm sure a hateful person like you has had a great, fulfilling life
Absolutely amazing I have to say, I’m 59 years old and I have been playing the guitar since I was 11 and it simply amazes me how these young people come along and simply blow my mind at the amount of talent and creativity absolutely astonishing fantastic absolutely fantastic I am truly impressed very talented young musician
tim’s hair goes through more changes than his own guitar style like damn
Lmaaaaaaoooooo
what a man
Same style, just grown out
Doods hair grows 😦
@@gabrielbennett8239 holy fuck really!
Smooth like butter
Like a criminal undercover
Slick like a butter stick 👌
@@lukewatkinson3906 gon' pop like trouble
tui ve ani maw sir 😃😃
lo ti..
Not only is this a great loop, its just a solid as hell riff and makes me feel about as bad about my own skill as usual lol
I feel you man lolll !!
Don't feel bad...feel inspired to practice/play more frequently.
and now this amazing guitar, that looks like bread, without the creepy death themed flower inlay, lives with Steve Vai. What a lucky dude to have the single coolest version of this guitar that will ever be made.
He is Steve Vai...
@@metallica3604 And? I'm sure both feel a massive amount of mutual respect for each other, I would think he would be stoked to have such a hand in the next generation of guitar players.
I don't think being gifted this guitar is the #1 thing that makes Steve Vai a lucky dude.
Didn't he say he gifted Vai the non-functional one he got before this one? The one where they put the bridge on the wrong spot.
@@PanaeolusC no, he presented this "bread" guitar to vai, watch rick beato's intervew again😊
tim kept the first prototype guitar (with bridge glued on wrong spot) as souvenir(like, as a memory), he said so in the interview😊
i dont get how people get demotivated seeing people pull feats of technicality like this off. Its impressive. This makes me want to get better. If I can imagine playing it, then I can play it. that's always been my philosophy.
Absolutely!
Playing it is one thing, writing it another
i get demotivated because i have the attention span of a goldfish which makes it hard to play guitar for more than fifteen minutes at a time
@@rickf6375 Exactly, the use of harmonics as a beat and rhythm isn't something a generic studio musician could comprehend before hearing it haha. This is by far the most impressive guitarist I've seen to date. Screw the 64th note trills, this is significantly more difficult than speed alone. I bet even Michael Angelo batio would stumble learning this if he gets out of his fret cage haha
Guitar has infinite possibilities as do everyone of us
I wouldn't complain about a whole album like this, including whatever this piece is
Agree, this needs to happen
I third this.
I quadriple or something like that
he said that they were gonna go for a latin feel/sound in one of their songs and then have rappers featured on others but If this is a riff on the album then I can't wait for what the other 3 put into this song.
@Tony Mioni Song is called Butter
Clay Gober: switches to hybrid picking to play more like the band
The band: switches to thumping
Me: switches from acoustic to electric to be like Tim
Tim: switches to acoustic
I don't know if Scott knows how to thump
@@TheFlamingChips you: change to acoustic
The you realize it was a classical nylon string and not an acoustic
@@paradoxolli3010 classical electric pogU
Thumping is a bass technique, im guessing he at least knows how to do it a bit
Dudes guitar skills are unreal , unparalleled, unbelievable.... the subtle finger drags and triple picking!!! Love it brother keep it up
Can't wait for a juicy album with this acoustic-ish style
Butter on the most butter-y sounding guitar. Nice.
Such a technical loop, don't even get tired of it. Like listening to a whole song 🎵
Guitar/piano transcription here ua-cam.com/video/95v05lU5Jtc/v-deo.html , if you want to learn to play it like Tim
@@duzoid amazing job brother. Thanks!
Sounds good for backtracking practice
I can’t stop listening to ti
Didn’t even realize it was a loop till I read this comment
I’m inspired right now. You really have helped me improve my own guitar playing sound and style in ways I had never expected. Thank you
This is so smooth, did not realize it was a loop for about 20 mins.
this vid is not even 20 mins long ; - ;
Someone else saw it.
smooth like butter~
I didn’t realize it was a loop till I read your comment haha
Just amazing.
Pretty good for a live action anime character.
Serious GGO Kirito vibes
Love your rendition of Butter!
That reverb just makes it sound like you have a whole ass choir backing you up. Absolutely spectacular.
What is an "ass choir"?
I share your music with people. I am an older guy. Few people i share with judge you based on looks, i tell them "just listen to the beauty he creates". They eat their judgements every time. Please keep being you, don't get caught up in fame. Much respect.
Not only that, but he ooozes style, he's got more style in this clip than i've had my whole life.
He's the total package man lol great looks, great style, young, and amazingly talented. He should be up there if not more famous than bloody Justin Bieber.
@@jaykay3512 its because Justin Dweeber is easier to understand for the simpletons. They find it hard to understand complicated notes and guess what the majority of the population are?
@Nagen Rumba I’m guessing the majority of people aren’t snobs who look down on others for their music taste?
@@imbadatnames8993 well tell me that you havent gone your whole life, without listening to a song and going, what the duck are the listening to? In that scenario, we are all snobs
How is this funky and chill at the same time?!
Left hand sets the chill mood and the right adds the funk
Double thumb technique. Look up Victor Wooten.
@@booblaa9734 Who’s that???? Come on man. Of course I’ve heard of Victor Wooten!
I honestly lost count of how many times A DAY i come back to this video. Everything about it is immaculate. Makes me choked up really.
i can confirm this is not clickbait, he is indeed playing his new guitar
Underrated coment
Yes indeed, I was the E string tuning peg
I swear I could listen to hours of Tim playing on acoustic, it’s just so relaxing and beautiful.
You're the most fantastically innovative guitarist I've ever seen! I love how you see so much more of the potential a guitar actually has. Truly astounding creativity!
Oh ok THIS is the bread guitar mentioned in your interview with Rick Beato. Love it.
8 mins of total happiness and relaxation. His passion for music makes you wanna play music too. You are amazing!
Tim Henson is the only person on this planet that I can sit and listen to comfortably play the same thing for the nearly 10 minutes straight
The tattoos give him magical thump powers
XD ikr
Can we say 'damn'? It amazes me where guitarists have taken the art since I was a kid. 'Back in the day' and I hate that phrase... guitarist's like West, Clapton, Page, Beck, etc were what we aspired to be like. This is so far removed from that, and in a space that we never conceived of it's incredible. My hats off to you. Love what you're doing. Definitely inspiration for a totally new generation of guitarists and other musicians too. I wish you all the success you deserve in the future.... you have another fan.
This sounded amazing! I bet the next upload is just gonna be Tim wearing a snuggie.
He does look comfy tho...
Fingers crossed for another upload in the next couple weeks
This was my first and for now still my favorite but my oh my Tim you are one amazing musician. So glad I was introduced to your writing and playing. Thank you!!!
For those who dont get it, Tim is playing guitar in this video
Not just any guitar. It's his *new* guitar
Maaahhnn😂😂✊🏽 gee thanks ... 6 minutes in and i was like... what's going on 😂💀💀
Omg I see! I was so confused, just thinking “what is he doing with his hands” thanks I get it now he’s making music with that thing
👁️👄👁️
Its the same 35 second clip over and over for eight and a half minutes lol
As much as I love hearing Tim play guitar, I love hearing him talk about it just as much! His passion is infectious! Just a masterpiece of a person and a player.
Soooooo we're just not gonna talk about the absolutely PERFECT LOOP THIS MAN PLACED ON THIS MASTERPIECE?!?!?!?!
Came looking for a comment like this. The first I thought was just a cut, then I realized it was an incredible loop
Ssssshhhh no one's realizing it so far.
bastard took me a while to realise it was so good hahahaha
So happy someone else saw the cut in the loop. It’s almost perfect. Very hard to detect. But if you can count the music that helps you know where to look. I was thinking how is he not messing up at all and playing it perfectly each time that’s when I counted and saw the break. But well done Tim! Took me longer than I like to find it.
It would be hilarious if he made it 10 hours long, and you couldn't tell where the cut was. Imagine how much that would blow people's mind even more than it already does.
It amazes me how someone can make something look so effortless and get so much voice and feeling being their playing. This guy is beyond talented
Uniquely Tim, giving me old high school vibes when the gang would listen to Satriani. Perfectly chill for all the gaming sessions and deep convos we all shared.
I feel like a goat cover on this thing would sound sick because of the deeper tone that it has
There’s a guy that does a nylon goat cover that’s unbelievable, Tim commented on it, look er up brudda
@@jackjurphy5020 I saw that too. I think that's why Tim bought this guitar. He mentions there "I want to take lessons from that guy".
Man this guy is nuts! I cannot say there is even one video of him playing i didnt enjoy. Its not just the technicality its the soul he puts into it. I love it so good.
that's cool tim but can you play G.O.A.T by polygon?
polygon????
lmao
porygon lol
Philadelphia cream cheese
Polygamy?
You're the man dog! I started playing guitar again instantly when I heard your music first time 2 years ago. I've had so much fun since, I'm in debt.
This kid is a true artist, all about him is creating something different, not just on the way you play the guitar but all his look and personality. Real innovation
this kid is almost 30 lol
🤣 LMAOOO
this is the 2nd prototype of the ibanez nylon reboot Tim dubbed this one the "bread" guitar he gave to steve vai as an apprecation for being on their record :))
Nice how he makes it feel so full which can be hard with just one guitar and you're not strumming chords the whole time. Perfect blend of bass notes with the leads.
Tim. Man... I just can't say enough. You fill my soul, dude. I am in awe. I'm just blown away. I can't get enough of your guitar playing. I heard GOAT like a year or so ago, and thought "wow that's a sick lick" i mean, the whole band slaps. Then I just lost track of Poly for a while until UA-cam Music played it again randomly for me. I can't believe it took over a year for them to do that again... jerks lol but anyway.... i became immediately obsessed. You guys are so incredible. You make it look so effortless. Makes my playing look like I fart on a cardboard box and call it music LOLOLOL man, keep it coming. Thank u for all you do.
Long anticipated sequel to “playing a guitar”
9 mins loop of Tim playing is all we need. Greetings from Colombia.
This is the perfect length for this because you can feel it more and more as the time goes on. It grows on you and you can start to feel and dissect the intricacies with a more in depth perception.
LOL....... DUDE....... Such an inspiration....... That shit was so clean..... Beautiful tone Tim....
so cool to see instrumental guitar music being brought to a new audience, along with some jazz-esque riffage
This puts me in my happy place. At times it seems so hard to find. And I thank you for that.
Damn man, I can't get over how nice that guitar is and the sounds that come out of it through such an amazing player.
My God !!😲 It's my first time watching you and I am blown away ,, What did I just watch? ,, I couldn't say a word till he was done . Talent!! 🔥
His style seems to have lightened/softened up, and I'm here for it.
True he sounds more refreshing.
Tim is one of those "one in a trillion" talents. One thing is the skill, but the ear, the motion, the creativity, the compositions and so on are just mindblowing. I have been playing for 30 years and I would give my legs for having 25% of the talent he has. I am just so happy to be able to listen to him grow and mature. Some people become legends but this kid was born a legend.
Relax guy
@@suzukiclaus3028 coomer moment
@@suzukiclaus3028 Have you never loved a man
He really isn’t. He’s good, but nothing special. Watch any classical guitarist. They actually use more than 3 techniques, 3 scales, 3 patterns, and 5 melodies. He uses the EXACT same progressions and sequences in almost every song. That the thing about math rock...it only sounds hard and complex, but it isn’t.
This was all the rage at Berklee a decade ago and it only lasted for the first year or so, then people moved on. The same will happen now that the public seems to have become aware of it.
@@Pit_Lord HMm sounds to me like you're jealous...
Tim, I'm never nice on the internet, this is one of the most beautiful pieces I have ever heard on any musical instrument. I hope to hear you killing it on Spotify one day. I'm subscribed.
Lol. I didn't even make the connection. I already listen to your band. Lol.
@@novmbrone haha silly goose! Lmaooo you’re like someone get this brother on Spotify
Tim is not just the best Executor of his instrument but he’s probably one of the best songwriters of his generation and maybe mine too, you have been given a gift, the love for music and it appears you are using your gift to spread awe, wonder and joy, play on you joyful soul!
Watching this level of playing a particular musical instrument could either encourage you to keep practicing harder or just quit. Love and dedication to your craft keeps you going. You are an inspiration, man! 🤟🤟🤟
I don’t think there will ever be another person who can fingerpick in such a bulletproof fashion. Massive respect!
It's ok we have hope. Check out Matteo Mancuso, he can shred without a pick while still sounding musical
Ichika Nito is up there, I absolutely adore Tim though he's so insanely good.
Alan Gogoll
there are only few like ichika ia guess idk others
As someone who used to play guitar as my only instrument, I hit a plateau of skill in which I was only seeing very small amounts of gain from my hours of work and it was very discouraging. Since then I started branching to other instruments because I fell out of love with the guitar. Recently I’ve been just binging Tim’s content and I gotta say I’m very much inspired to pick up the guitar again. To play like him would be a dream, but just being back on the guitar and growing as a musician is a nice feeling. Not to deify him but I do think Tim is responsible for that in me and probably hundreds if not thousands of people. Proud work and keep it up, you’re an inspiration.
beautiful Tim! love that melody.
Butter -BTS🔥
An album like this would be the greatest pleasure my ears have ever been given.
listen to polyphia
Someone’s gotta hire Tim to write final fantasy music
that's the part of ichika nito
Sorry, but Nobody can replace Nobuo Uematsu.
Dude seriously! I love learning ff songs and his music style would fit so perfectly. To zanarkand is probably my favorite ff song.
Hitoshi Sakimoto did just fine at replacing nobou, even better imo.
@@MrDJAK777 def iyo
1:02 That run is fire! 🔥
BUTTER!!!!!!! ♡♡♡♡♡ THIS IS SUCH A MAGNIFICENT VERSION!!!!! THANK YOU!!! ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆
PLAYING THIS ON LOOP! ♡♡♡♡♡♡
Such lovely playing:) I am in awe as always with you, Tim.
The bottom 3 strings being nylon add such a wonderful sound. Part of why I always loved playing classical. Tim I’d love to see you play some Bach or Agustin barrios on this!!
Top 3 are nylon too, but they are covered by metal, or something like that
@@yeerok6402 I only meant as opposed to acoustic. Where the bottom 3 are steel. But yes. This being a classical makes all the difference
@Aziri Alain actually no, a classical guitar has the bottom 3 strings being nylon instead of steel. Also the neck on a true classical is wider than that of an acoustic by 1/4 inch iirc. Strictly speaking it is acoustic but the classical guitar has features that make it sound different and feel different to play.
@Aziri Alain well you obviously don’t know the differences if you’re coming at me like that. A “classical acoustic” is actually different than a “modern acoustic”. But here you are telling me a classical is an acoustic arguing semantics like a teenager so 🤷♂️
Easier to slide with instead of metal so much fun.
This is so beautiful; i mean the whole aesthetics, his style literally, his outter matches the inner as in his guitar skills too, so clean, so delicat, so fresh, young, and yet so sophisticated and wise or „old“. Just pure beauty and softness. Thats love in a line of guitar in my body…. Something like that
Oh my ..
Tim Henson, single-handedly driving the guitar scene into the future.
That sounds so phenomenal. The tone is so warm. Love your stuff Tim. ❤️
warm? hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
It will sound more warm on an electric
@@_ANUJ__ ............ 🤡
Beautiful guitar and sound. Masterful playing as always. Thanks Tim.
ibanez makes some flame instruments damn
really love that vintage style headstock
This focus and concentration is beyond my conception of just a mainstream sensation. This is absolute sensational guitar licking. Love it!! :) What a truly dedicated and devotional gift. Keep playing, neVeR, eVeR stop!! You own it son, you own it!!
Incredible man. I would give anything to find someone with this much skill to play drums for.
Are you certain you could handle it?
@@quincymb8576 Why even suggest it, if there wasn't chance he could?
Tim's air conditioner is the most probable cause for power shortages in Texas.
this is hilarious thank you very much
I love seeing how when he starts playing something so awesome he just does it over and over bcuz when I create my own stuff I do that as well sometimes for hours just to get it down and vibe and idk it's just cool to see Tim in his element and doing what he loves and in a fashion that alot of musicians understand and also without restriction not there ever was really but you know what I mean
Oh this is smooth!! You’re skills are fire Tim. Seriously dope!! Borahae. 💜💜💜
Just came across your channel Tim, rather impressed by your talent! And nice rendition of BTS, only know because my youngest daughter is a huge BTS fan Lol. With said, Just turned 46 today and have been playing guitar since I was 13 on and off, self taught. You are an inspiration dude! Totally jealous that you jammed with Herman Li also! Hope to see more videos from you! \m/