Tina was using the whammy bar to get the strange noise. You may notice that right before she did that, on the video you see she moved the whammy bar all the way to the back of the guitar. Then when she slapped it with her picking hand the springs in the bar compress and expand again giving that bounce in the tone . Quite a trick for a 15 year old school kid! Love Tina!
That isn’t her trick. Steve Vai actually does that in this song. Watch “Temple Music Academy”s channel. Does a lot of Tina S reactions and being a guitar teacher, explains what’s going on with the advanced playing.
It is said that she returned to her home in another galaxy, her work visa and passport expired, only in this way can the inexplicable be explained. Her Majesty Tina S was born to play the guitar, she is a virtuoso, an unimaginable and unattainable talent, Mexico
that part where she slides her right hand back, she is flicking the tremolo bar - if you look she has the tremolo bar pointed back - she presses down on the bar and snap releases it in one motion - this makes the note go up and down fast as the bar vibrates. At the same time on her left hand she is bending the note - so she is controlling the pitch with her left hand while she flicks the tremolo bar, so the effect is all intentional and controlled. The high notes, she is doing pinch harmonics which is usually 2 octaves higher than the fretted note on the left hand. To do pinch harmonics she lightly touches the string with the side of her thumb on the right hand as she plucks the string, she touches the string 75% of the distance from the fretted left hand. Fun, right?! If her left hand is already high on the fretboard then she'll touch 50% of the length of the string as it's fretted. She is so good, incroyable...!
This is one of her calming videos... always here for more... "Altitudes" Jason Becker cover "Through The Fire And Flames" Dragon Force cover "Master Of Puppets" Metallica cover But I'm sure you'll get to all of them judging by your reaction today 🤣 Appreciating your reactions David 🤘 "
BTW. Temple Music Academy has a channel where a teacher explains all that Tina is going in a lot of her videos. Including changing your hold on the pick to be able to do ‘other’ things. Very good breakdowns.
Here. I rewatched it. Always enjoyable. 9:12 is when DJ [teacher at TMA] is explaining switching pick positions. m.ua-cam.com/video/yjI-BiqtBSk/v-deo.html
Never mind that as she's ripping through her chord progressions like a mad women she ain't even looking at her finger placement! Memorizing a piece like this is expert level plus!
Hi David. I thought you had reacted to Tina before but then realized it was The Warning. Some quick info... Steve Vai is a guitar legend. His style doesn't resonate with me as I was always more of an Eddie Van Halen fan. Tina took one of his masterpieces and made some subtle changes to create her own version that I like better than the original. She's 16 in this video. She is using a pick, you just can't see it because her right hand is just as good as the left. That sound you were wondering about near the end was made by hitting the tremolo/wammy bar. If you notice, she positioned it pointing back and down. Some general Tina facts: studied classical guitar from the age of 6-13 when she switched to electric under the tutelage of Renaud Louise-Servais, a well know French guitarist. At the age of 14 he started filming her performing covers of well know and very difficult guitar pieces. She releases these covers from the ages of 14-17. At the age of 18 she disappeared from the internet and all social media. All kinds of rumors since with nothing actually factual. The predominant theory is that she went to college. For the Love of God is my favorite of all her covers because she exhibits feel/emotion, not just technical superiority. I would suggest that you don't miss Through the Fire and Flames, Altitudes, The Loner, and her last cover of Beethoven's Midnight Sonata 3rd movement, but all her covers are great. There are a few others you could put together in one reaction because they're not very long. Look forward to more reactions with her and also more The Warning reactions. Oh, and Happy New Year1
apparently thats called a pussycat purr.....i had no idea either....her use of harmonics, whammy bar, bends, sweep picking(up and down) tone/pedals is at a level few achieve....after several years of school shes back, in a band called spin twice....the trip down the rabbit hole of her covers is worth the trip
I suggest Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven and DragonForce's Through Fire and Flames. Guitarist Herman Li does a reaction of her doing it and he even flips out on how good she is.
Interesting fact. She blew Steve Vai's mind when he saw this. Tina is amazing one of the best on this platform. Such a shame she has focused more on RL rather than her YT career. I suggest more of her.
Tina S posted her video on December 12, 2015, Steve VAI watched it on December 13, 2015 and tweeted congratulations to Tina S and reposted the video on his page. And Tina S replied : "I am honored!! Thank you Mr Vai"
Oh, and this is one of her SLOWEST pieces she plays. She left due to too many saying she was a fake and the video was sped up, then she went to college, but has recently changed/ updated her profile pic with blonde hair now, so maybe newer stuff to come soon.
that thing where she's throwing her hand back and grazing the whammy bar is a technique called the, "pussy cat purr". it's accomplished by grazing the whammy bar so that it vibrates making that purr like sound.
She is using a tremolo bar. Watch her last two fingers grab it. The vibrating noise (i believe called a cat pur) is the bar locked strait back and she is hitting so it vibrates. She does use a pick. Try her cover of " Trough the Fire and Flames" by Dragon Force. ua-cam.com/video/XpASSx0ecTU/v-deo.html. Or her evolution from " 8 years of practice". ua-cam.com/video/vXotdh-nwAU/v-deo.html. There is another young girl who is very talented (not as good as Tina S), but fun to watch. Jasmine Star. Cover of Steveie Ray Vaughan "Scuttle Buttin". ua-cam.com/video/rchrQYs64TQ/v-deo.html. Complete solo of Van Halen "Jump". ua-cam.com/video/sWcCqaMKh_0/v-deo.html. She was trained on classical piano first. (Then she found a guitar and rock). ua-cam.com/video/t18-SuKNhb0/v-deo.html. She also teamed up with a UA-cam drummer and artist collaborator, Sina (Zina). Cover of Rush's "YYZ". ua-cam.com/video/X-HWQvtFcgk/v-deo.html.
check out her Yngwie Malmsteen - Arpeggios From Hell - Tina S Cover or the dragon force , Megadeath Tornado of Souls or the Eruption cover hell herman li , steve both have had oh shit moments watching her videos on twitch covering their music , yes she is on a different kinda level regarding skill
For someone else with the ‘ how does she do that’ factor, Angelina Jordan. NGT auditioned, Gloomy Sunday. She was 7. Won’t believe your ears. Then her a capella , I’m A Fool To Want You. She won the show!
07: 00: she places the tremolo-arm to the right, then she hits the tremolo-bar; it goes up and down very fast, which causes that fast trembling sound. try it, play a long note and hit the bar. ua-cam.com/video/NMER1_Yt1lI/v-deo.html 00:17 sec.
Tina S. was born with the Gift of Genius Mentality, which has to be nurtured and developed as one grows and learns and applies such. Such Genius Mentality usually has a person with the capability of thinking with and using both sides of the human brain at once. Tina S. applied her gift to the Art and Skills of Learning Musicology and Applying such to the processes of Playing Guitar, EXCELLENT LY ! ! ! I Enjoy the "Paganini 5th", Original Tunes by Vai and the Covers by Tina S., Oh and the Tina S. & Malmstein Play Off Video, Arpeggios From Hell , where when she gets done playing and gives that grin she gives, saying," Yeah, Nailed It, Your Turn" ??? ! ! ! 😁👍😎🎸🤘🇺🇲🙏🌹 DDH 1-4-2023.
@@0ParisFrance Bien triste cette société qui promeut la médiocrité au dépend de l'excellence (kakistocratie) .Qui coupe les têtes de toutes personnes qui osent être au-dessus du lot . Elle présente un problème en s'élevant au dessus de ceux qui ont été faussement idolâtrés et en plus elle a outrecuidance de le faire en toute modestie . Malheureusement elle n'est pas la première victime de ce système profondément corrompu .
AUDREY & KATE { fully ambidextrous guitar player; sister on bass } Steve Vai【For the Love of God】complete song, one shot Right Handed-ua-cam.com/video/JCDjnpffcnQ/v-deo.html {6:11} Left Handed-ua-cam.com/video/WY4h1l-wEes/v-deo.html {6:28}
Tina S interview : "For The Love Of God is a very complex piece musically, technically, structurally," she said. "Playing was a real goal, I'm very proud of its success."
15 ???????????????????????????????????????? Tina is born in April 1999, and this cover is December 2015 = 16years old and 8 months !!!! IDIOT ! Go back to school to learn to count !!
A millisecond after the pick hits the string, the finger hits the same string, which gives the pinch harmonic (squeal). Not terribly hard to learn, takes a while to perfect it. Whammy bar technique is the same time frame.
You are too amazed at simple tricks. The high pitched squeals are just pinch harmonics. She's gently touching the string with her thumb as she picks it and it creates a high pitched squeal harmonic. When she was down stroking and getting extra distortion she was just sliding the pick down the strings. Watch how she changes the angle of her pick attack so that as she strokes she is sliding the pick about one inch down each string. If you're playing acoustic a lot of these tricks don't work because they rely on distortion but really they are easy. Her speed and accuracy are definitely to be admired though.
Yes, more Tina please. Some commentors consider Tina's version better than Vai's original.
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You just saw her make a guitar sing.... her talent and years of practice makes her a Guitar God 😄
Welcome in the world of Tina S
She truly is a guitar goddess...
Tina is one the best.
She was voted top new female guitarist worldwide at 14 years old.
I'm chuckling...because I know what's coming. 😁
✌️💖🎼
Tina S, is one of the best guitarists out there. She is so talented.
IT SEEMS TINA IS BACK!! .. LOOK AT HER PROFILE
Normal reaction for the first listening of one of Tina's covers 😅
Tina was using the whammy bar to get the strange noise. You may notice that right before she did that, on the video you see she moved the whammy bar all the way to the back of the guitar. Then when she slapped it with her picking hand the springs in the bar compress and expand again giving that bounce in the tone .
Quite a trick for a 15 year old school kid! Love Tina!
That isn’t her trick. Steve Vai actually does that in this song. Watch “Temple Music Academy”s channel. Does a lot of Tina S reactions and being a guitar teacher, explains what’s going on with the advanced playing.
@@frankiek2269
Thanks; for the great tip!
Have you heard young Max Ostro? Check his technique on "Promenade".
It is said that she returned to her home in another galaxy, her work visa and passport expired, only in this way can the inexplicable be explained. Her Majesty Tina S was born to play the guitar, she is a virtuoso, an unimaginable and unattainable talent, Mexico
You would die with her rendition of Altitudes by Beck❤
that part where she slides her right hand back, she is flicking the tremolo bar - if you look she has the tremolo bar pointed back - she presses down on the bar and snap releases it in one motion - this makes the note go up and down fast as the bar vibrates. At the same time on her left hand she is bending the note - so she is controlling the pitch with her left hand while she flicks the tremolo bar, so the effect is all intentional and controlled.
The high notes, she is doing pinch harmonics which is usually 2 octaves higher than the fretted note on the left hand. To do pinch harmonics she lightly touches the string with the side of her thumb on the right hand as she plucks the string, she touches the string 75% of the distance from the fretted left hand. Fun, right?! If her left hand is already high on the fretboard then she'll touch 50% of the length of the string as it's fretted.
She is so good, incroyable...!
Hush...youre clueless.
you should check out her doing dragon force through thre fire and flames next !!.
Tina S is incredible 💯🔥.... Wish she would come back to YT 💯
too late it's finish
@@0ParisFrance You and your bullshit lies again.
This is one of her calming videos... always here for more...
"Altitudes" Jason Becker cover
"Through The Fire And Flames" Dragon Force cover
"Master Of Puppets" Metallica cover
But I'm sure you'll get to all of them judging by your reaction today 🤣
Appreciating your reactions David 🤘
"
Steve Vai's "Teeth Of Hydra" is a MASTERPIECE!!!
She's definitely using a pick. She just has a unique way of holding it.
Yeah. She can play finger style exquisitely too. She took classical lessons from 6-12. Then got Louis as a ‘metal/rock’ teacher.
BTW. Temple Music Academy has a channel where a teacher explains all that Tina is going in a lot of her videos. Including changing your hold on the pick to be able to do ‘other’ things. Very good breakdowns.
Here. I rewatched it. Always enjoyable. 9:12 is when DJ [teacher at TMA] is explaining switching pick positions. m.ua-cam.com/video/yjI-BiqtBSk/v-deo.html
It's the other way around., she has 200 million views.
Over 200 million.
Never mind that as she's ripping through her chord progressions like a mad women she ain't even looking at her finger placement! Memorizing a piece like this is expert level plus!
That guitar is a part of her body now.
She’s my second favorite guitarist only behind in Randy Rhoads. What a gift.
Hi David. I thought you had reacted to Tina before but then realized it was The Warning. Some quick info... Steve Vai is a guitar legend. His style doesn't resonate with me as I was always more of an Eddie Van Halen fan. Tina took one of his masterpieces and made some subtle changes to create her own version that I like better than the original. She's 16 in this video. She is using a pick, you just can't see it because her right hand is just as good as the left. That sound you were wondering about near the end was made by hitting the tremolo/wammy bar. If you notice, she positioned it pointing back and down. Some general Tina facts: studied classical guitar from the age of 6-13 when she switched to electric under the tutelage of Renaud Louise-Servais, a well know French guitarist. At the age of 14 he started filming her performing covers of well know and very difficult guitar pieces. She releases these covers from the ages of 14-17. At the age of 18 she disappeared from the internet and all social media. All kinds of rumors since with nothing actually factual. The predominant theory is that she went to college. For the Love of God is my favorite of all her covers because she exhibits feel/emotion, not just technical superiority. I would suggest that you don't miss Through the Fire and Flames, Altitudes, The Loner, and her last cover of Beethoven's Midnight Sonata 3rd movement, but all her covers are great. There are a few others you could put together in one reaction because they're not very long. Look forward to more reactions with her and also more The Warning reactions. Oh, and Happy New Year1
You with the FBI?
DPA!! 🎯❤️🔥
@@SHIVA-pb3xo Are you with the tardsquad?
Try Tina setkic Gary Moore The Loner cover, awesome thanks request 😀
This is better than Steve's version,
Both Tina S and Steve Vai are guitar magicians
After watching one of her videos, someone commented "I can't even play the WRONG notes that fast!" So very accurate.
apparently thats called a pussycat purr.....i had no idea either....her use of harmonics, whammy bar, bends, sweep picking(up and down) tone/pedals is at a level few achieve....after several years of school shes back, in a band called spin twice....the trip down the rabbit hole of her covers is worth the trip
At the seven-minute point of your video, she was making that sound by hitting the whammy bar.
the music plays you.
when your not thinking about it it just happens.
You have to check out Tina S through the fire and flames cover
I suggest Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven and DragonForce's Through Fire and Flames. Guitarist Herman Li does a reaction of her doing it and he even flips out on how good she is.
Interesting fact. She blew Steve Vai's mind when he saw this. Tina is amazing one of the best on this platform. Such a shame she has focused more on RL rather than her YT career.
I suggest more of her.
Tina S posted her video on December 12, 2015, Steve VAI watched it on December 13, 2015 and tweeted congratulations to Tina S and reposted the video on his page.
And Tina S replied : "I am honored!! Thank you Mr Vai"
Finally, something truthful from you.
Oh, and this is one of her SLOWEST pieces she plays.
She left due to too many saying she was a fake and the video was sped up, then she went to college, but has recently changed/ updated her profile pic with blonde hair now, so maybe newer stuff to come soon.
I believe she does use a pick, enter fingers as well -hopefully not being mistaken about that...
that thing where she's throwing her hand back and grazing the whammy bar is a technique called the, "pussy cat purr". it's accomplished by grazing the whammy bar so that it vibrates making that purr like sound.
Steve VAI does the same thing on stage with his whammy bar.
She is using a tremolo bar. Watch her last two fingers grab it. The vibrating noise (i believe called a cat pur) is the bar locked strait back and she is hitting so it vibrates. She does use a pick.
Try her cover of " Trough the Fire and Flames" by Dragon Force.
ua-cam.com/video/XpASSx0ecTU/v-deo.html.
Or her evolution from " 8 years of practice".
ua-cam.com/video/vXotdh-nwAU/v-deo.html.
There is another young girl who is very talented (not as good as Tina S), but fun to watch. Jasmine Star.
Cover of Steveie Ray Vaughan
"Scuttle Buttin".
ua-cam.com/video/rchrQYs64TQ/v-deo.html.
Complete solo of Van Halen "Jump".
ua-cam.com/video/sWcCqaMKh_0/v-deo.html.
She was trained on classical piano first. (Then she found a guitar and rock).
ua-cam.com/video/t18-SuKNhb0/v-deo.html.
She also teamed up with a UA-cam drummer and artist collaborator, Sina (Zina). Cover of Rush's "YYZ".
ua-cam.com/video/X-HWQvtFcgk/v-deo.html.
check out her Yngwie Malmsteen - Arpeggios From Hell - Tina S Cover or the dragon force , Megadeath Tornado of Souls or the Eruption cover hell herman li , steve both have had oh shit moments watching her videos on twitch covering their music , yes she is on a different kinda level regarding skill
Shes Hitting the Whammy Bar
No shit Sherlock.
There's knowing how to play a guitar and there's knowing how to make a guitar sing.
She knows how to make a guitar sing.
She can make it sing, speak, roll over, sit up and beg for more.
🔥😐🔥🎸🔥
For someone else with the ‘ how does she do that’ factor, Angelina Jordan. NGT auditioned, Gloomy Sunday. She was 7. Won’t believe your ears. Then her a capella , I’m A Fool To Want You. She won the show!
Go hawk that shit over there.
07: 00: she places the tremolo-arm to the right, then she hits the tremolo-bar; it goes up and down very fast, which causes that fast trembling sound. try it, play a long note and hit the bar. ua-cam.com/video/NMER1_Yt1lI/v-deo.html 00:17 sec.
He is thinking I will never be that good
Tina S. was born with the Gift of Genius Mentality, which has to be nurtured and developed as one grows and learns and applies such. Such Genius Mentality usually has a person with the capability of thinking with and using both sides of the human brain at once. Tina S. applied her gift to the Art and Skills of Learning Musicology and Applying such to the processes of Playing Guitar, EXCELLENT LY ! ! ! I Enjoy the "Paganini 5th", Original Tunes by Vai and the Covers by Tina S., Oh and the Tina S. & Malmstein Play Off Video, Arpeggios From Hell , where when she gets done playing and gives that grin she gives, saying," Yeah, Nailed It, Your Turn" ??? ! ! ! 😁👍😎🎸🤘🇺🇲🙏🌹 DDH 1-4-2023.
Tina S explains that it is only the technique and the performance, the difficulty, the challenge that interests her.
@@0ParisFrance Moi , je pense que tu es un proche de Tina .
@@0ParisFrance Bien triste cette société qui promeut la médiocrité au dépend de l'excellence (kakistocratie) .Qui coupe les têtes de toutes personnes qui osent être au-dessus du lot . Elle présente un problème en s'élevant au dessus de ceux qui ont été faussement idolâtrés et en plus elle a outrecuidance de le faire en toute modestie . Malheureusement elle n'est pas la première victime de ce système profondément corrompu .
she was trained in Classical acoustic guitar and only switched to electric at around 13. she barely looks at the fretboard lol
very good. Try Kent Nishimura next please
please do the altitudes cover!
Put your glasses on DC, she is using a pick!
She went to university to study law . She is now a fully fledged lawyer and she is now back aged 22 with her own band .🇬🇧
Wrong. She is 24 and went an engineering school.
AUDREY & KATE { fully ambidextrous guitar player; sister on bass }
Steve Vai【For the Love of God】complete song, one shot
Right Handed-ua-cam.com/video/JCDjnpffcnQ/v-deo.html {6:11}
Left Handed-ua-cam.com/video/WY4h1l-wEes/v-deo.html {6:28}
Go hawk that shit over there.
Tina S interview : "For The Love Of God is a very complex piece musically, technically, structurally," she said.
"Playing was a real goal, I'm very proud of its success."
she was 15 when she recorded this ............ FIFTEEN !!!
15 ????????????????????????????????????????
Tina is born in April 1999, and this cover is December 2015 = 16years old and 8 months !!!! IDIOT !
Go back to school to learn to count !!
...... SIXTEEN AND EIGHT MONTHS !
@@0ParisFrance wgaf
Yes she uses a pick.
A millisecond after the pick hits the string, the finger hits the same string, which gives the pinch harmonic (squeal). Not terribly hard to learn, takes a while to perfect it. Whammy bar technique is the same time frame.
You are wrong, that isnt how to do pinch harmonics at all. Be quiet.
There;s a lot you need to learn about playing guitar.
You are too amazed at simple tricks.
The high pitched squeals are just pinch harmonics. She's gently touching the string with her thumb as she picks it and it creates a high pitched squeal harmonic.
When she was down stroking and getting extra distortion she was just sliding the pick down the strings. Watch how she changes the angle of her pick attack so that as she strokes she is sliding the pick about one inch down each string.
If you're playing acoustic a lot of these tricks don't work because they rely on distortion but really they are easy.
Her speed and accuracy are definitely to be admired though.
Oh look, another jealous little boy.
Where are your music videos?
Steve VAI does the same thing on stage with his whammy bar.
7:34 it's a flutter with the whammy bar !
Good reaction...you should shave, get some sleep and stop smoking crack.
Pinch Harmonics
HAHAHA Of course she uses a pick, it is between her thumb and her index finger !!
she picks very aggressively to get that sustain.. even if she has cranked up her compressor
right; Vai uses a Sustainiac pickup, the black one near the neck, to get those long sustained notes. ua-cam.com/video/7zauCkXKdZ8/v-deo.html
You are clueless.
Wait til you partake in Tina's Dragonforce cover. You better 💩 before watching.....ijs 👀