Hey Scott, you tube took away all my notifications that I used to get for all your videos. You might want to announce that to everyone if you've notice a drop in views. I had to re check the bell 🤷🏼♂️🤘🤘
Your lessons are so smooth, it barely feels like an entire ten minutes has already passed. I just want it to keep going forever. Also, your sound quality of your playing is so refined, I want to hear more full-length songs, and maybe even throw this solo or other lesson compositions in there. That triplet sliding part was absolutely worth the additional effort; most satisfying part of the solo.
Awesome. That has everything I want from a solo, fast widdle bits, different tuplets, recurring motif, etc You really explain things so well, just ticks every box. More!
Hands down THE best guitar lessons from Jake and this one was truly exceptional for me. Helped me understand a concept to reference when I'm lost fudging my way through a solo. Thanks so much man! I'll be joining your Patreon, it would be rude not to with all the excellent content I've consumed. Killer solo too by the way 🤘🤘
Amazing content as always. But what I also appreciate a lot about your channel, are your editing skills. Flawless, even if you cut something I can't really tell. It is like you are live in front of me explaining stuff. That's why you are my only subscribed channel with the bell notifications on. Thank you very much for all your hard work! I learn a lot from you.
What? I might have misunderstood, but Mozart is known for being a pretty simplistic composer and relying on simple melodies and ABA structures. THat's why he's so famous, because it's really catchy and... I guess one could say accessible.
It's so great that you tab your lesson - it enables you to move along at a good pace and cover a lot more information - unlike most others on UA-cam who want to narrate each note (slide the A string forth fret, up to... - drives me crazy. So, thank you. Great lesson.)
Great job Jake! I learned a lot here...I love how you broke it down into digestible chunks. Always thought shredding just wasn't my cup of tea but now I think I'm gonna try to learn it via composition
Great lesson, well thought out. You're spot on when you mentioned rhythmic variation as that's definetely one of the key ways to make a shred solo interesting. One of my favorite guitarists is Vinnie Moore, I love his style of composing and there's no shortage of differing rhythms in his compositions. Makes things exciting because you really don't know what's coming up next in the tune so ya hang to listen to the whole thing. Again well done!
If asked, I’d say that your UA-cam channel has taught me the most as far as music theory goes. Shredmaster Scott would be 2nd. I took lessons for years, but never learned anything besides technique.
Music theory for guitar, with Tomasso Zillio (Zillio, Lizzio... weird) for theory and such. Bernth for shredding tips. But Shred and Jake are so helpful and in-depth.
Great video as always. I want to point out something to all, especially beginners, notice the position of the left hand, it's perfect. That's the right way to place your hand if you want to play fast licks, straight with the thumb behind the neck. I mention it because I learned the wrong way 30 years ago, my thumb tend to go on top of the neck and I lose some range, my fingers are not straight with the frets. I try to correct this but it's a lot harder when you're used to it, so if you're just starting, pay attention to that, it will be beneficial on the long run.
Jake, Although you do a great job on all your videos, this one was exceptional. I always learn so much from your videos and can't wait to dive into these examples. Thanks so much for all that you do.
I love your last remarks Jake about really writing and composing not just simply noodling expecting for something cool to pops up. Don’t get me wrong, sometime a good motif or melody pops up from noodling. Great lessons again as I am currently working on Lydian these days. Keep it up! Cheers!
Wish I had this much music theory at my disposal. Never mind the skills to put it to use. Great work, love your videos and the way you explain it. Keep it up!
Thanks so much for this lesson. I have spent months trying to make sense of where to place '3 note per string' runs, how to count them, and how to add them in solos. I see a lot of lessons on techniques, but never ideas like where to put them in the solo, or even how to use chord tones. Thanks again.
this is a super helpful lesson - I am literally dealing with this now with a song I am writing, and was struggling on my solo portion.... This will help a lot. - I am no shredder, but this is still helpful in writing concepts.
Jake, great job, man! Thanks for your hard work, I thoroughly enjoyed that. I ca relate, and it reminds me that laziness is my nemesis, haha. Have a blessed day. Kudos !!
Bad ass solo and killer analysis brother 🤘
Thanks for helping with this one Scott, it felt good to shred again \m/
How would Bach play that?
Be an organ and marrow donor ASAP and adopt and donate to bed nets
Hey Scott, you tube took away all my notifications that I used to get for all your videos. You might want to announce that to everyone if you've notice a drop in views. I had to re check the bell 🤷🏼♂️🤘🤘
@@HarlanHarvey76 yeah I think UA-cam tried to kill my channel a while back...I'm still here though
Jake: "...it's important to think of General Strategy here..."
Me: *(salutes)*
he was a good man
@@SignalsMusicStudio Agreed, sir.
Major Point
Jake: The next one is very easy...
Me: *quits playing guitar*
Hey Jake ,
No words for your teaching skills and your playing ...
I'm learning a lot from you,
Love from India🇮🇳
Really ,the teaching style of Jake is simply awesome.
Follower from India.
I’m hoping this is the kind of solo that -once mastered-causes lightning to issue forth from the axe and summons a dragon 🐉
just steal other peoples solos or motifs and change them a little. boom you have a sick solo
LOL
Spamming a million mindless notes a second is my specialty tho ..... Someday I hope to be a real musician 😎
Have you listened to Luca Turilli’s Rhapsody?
Dragons are terrible roommates
Jake: so to make it easier here we're going to play a septuplet
There aren’t enough “thank yous” to express how grateful I am for learning from you, Jake. You’re the man.
Great content as always, Jake. Love the way you explain things and I dig the sound of that sliding lick a lot! Your breakdowns are always excellent.
Your lessons are so smooth, it barely feels like an entire ten minutes has already passed. I just want it to keep going forever.
Also, your sound quality of your playing is so refined, I want to hear more full-length songs, and maybe even throw this solo or other lesson compositions in there. That triplet sliding part was absolutely worth the additional effort; most satisfying part of the solo.
What an incredible lesson! Really love your channel Jake, exceptional content and playing.
this is probably the most helpful introduction to writing solos on youtube
Awesome. That has everything I want from a solo, fast widdle bits, different tuplets, recurring motif, etc
You really explain things so well, just ticks every box. More!
Hands down THE best guitar lessons from Jake and this one was truly exceptional for me. Helped me understand a concept to reference when I'm lost fudging my way through a solo. Thanks so much man! I'll be joining your Patreon, it would be rude not to with all the excellent content I've consumed. Killer solo too by the way 🤘🤘
That intro was superb. And then you showed us how it was done. Utterly inspiring, thank you.
To me you are hands down the BEST guitar teacher on youtube
I hope to be able to buy your course soon.
Thank you for all the great content
Amazing content as always. But what I also appreciate a lot about your channel, are your editing skills. Flawless, even if you cut something I can't really tell. It is like you are live in front of me explaining stuff.
That's why you are my only subscribed channel with the bell notifications on. Thank you very much for all your hard work! I learn a lot from you.
Thanks Jake and the Patreons! And thanks for Shred's Shreducational inspiration.
I can't watch often and I really miss these videos.
"Avoid the trap of too many notes"
*Mozart has left the chat*
In his case it wasn't TOO many.
but more is more
What? I might have misunderstood, but Mozart is known for being a pretty simplistic composer and relying on simple melodies and ABA structures. THat's why he's so famous, because it's really catchy and... I guess one could say accessible.
I guess people are missing the reference from the movie lol
Some of you have never seen Amadeus and it shows. :-)
Great Lesson and Thanks to Shredmaster Scott!!
It's so great that you tab your lesson - it enables you to move along at a good pace and cover a lot more information - unlike most others on UA-cam who want to narrate each note (slide the A string forth fret, up to... - drives me crazy. So, thank you. Great lesson.)
Spectacular stuff, Jake!
I've been a subscriber of the Shred Master for a long time now. He and you both are excellent teachers and two of my favorites! Hands down.
Great job Jake! I learned a lot here...I love how you broke it down into digestible chunks. Always thought shredding just wasn't my cup of tea but now I think I'm gonna try to learn it via composition
Great lesson, well thought out. You're spot on when you mentioned rhythmic variation as that's definetely one of the key ways to make a shred solo interesting. One of my favorite guitarists is Vinnie Moore, I love his style of composing and there's no shortage of differing rhythms in his compositions. Makes things exciting because you really don't know what's coming up next in the tune so ya hang to listen to the whole thing. Again well done!
I've been hunting around UA-cam for a good shred lesson just like this! Thanks so much Jake! More tools in the toolbox always helps
that was fantastic - many thanks!
Brilliant, I enjoyed the breakdown, thank you
Excellent. Thank you, Jake
Great tips ... Tanks for the free classes
That was great! Thanks for all your hard work.
Thank you for the rut buster! This was woven so well!
Thank you for the great videos. Love the mindset on theory. 🤘🤘
Awesome solo and extremely good analysis. Very inspirational thank you so much!
Fantastic lesson. Subscribed. Thanks again.
Amazing..hands down.Thanks for such a wonderful lesson
Jack Lizzio = greatest UA-cam teacher.
Who's jack lizzo? Don't you mean jake
A+ dude, you make some killer content. Your ability to write cool stuff AND explain it well is rare.
If asked, I’d say that your UA-cam channel has taught me the most as far as music theory goes. Shredmaster Scott would be 2nd.
I took lessons for years, but never learned anything besides technique.
Music theory for guitar, with Tomasso Zillio (Zillio, Lizzio... weird) for theory and such.
Bernth for shredding tips.
But Shred and Jake are so helpful and in-depth.
Great playing man!!
Jake this is out of the park man!!🔥🔥🤘 still dying to figure out something to collaborate with you on...lol love this!
Great video as always. I want to point out something to all, especially beginners, notice the position of the left hand, it's perfect. That's the right way to place your hand if you want to play fast licks, straight with the thumb behind the neck. I mention it because I learned the wrong way 30 years ago, my thumb tend to go on top of the neck and I lose some range, my fingers are not straight with the frets. I try to correct this but it's a lot harder when you're used to it, so if you're just starting, pay attention to that, it will be beneficial on the long run.
I keep coming back to this video! I dont know theres something about this lesson that is amazing!
Jake, Although you do a great job on all your videos, this one was exceptional. I always learn so much from your videos and can't wait to dive into these examples. Thanks so much for all that you do.
Thank you for all the knowledge that you share and for the love that you put on the effort.
Cheers :)
Fantastic video! I'm really enjoying your channel
Excellent video and fabulous playing-- sounds great!
From one teacher to another; You are Great!
Wow Jake....loved the technical breakdown...as always....your videos are worth the time any day
This should have 10M views. Thank you... First time I've ever commented on a video
I've improved so much because of you! Can't thank you enough!
You are a fantastic teacher dude. Very smart
Great presentation, Jake! Thank you!!!
Another amazing lesson! Thank you!
Kickin! Thanks bro.
Dude... I have played longer than you have been alive and you make this finally make sense. Thank you very much.
An absolutely fabulous site. Brilliant and informative. I love it. Thank you for all your hard work and effort and dedication. 🙏👍👏
I love your last remarks Jake about really writing and composing not just simply noodling expecting for something cool to pops up. Don’t get me wrong, sometime a good motif or melody pops up from noodling. Great lessons again as I am currently working on Lydian these days. Keep it up! Cheers!
Maybe the best video on breaking down a shred solo. You really make it feel simple and achievable when you break it down!
Always learning something from you...keep up the good work..
So talented man thanks for sharing this info with us
Awesome Jake!!
Lydian shred is my all time favorite thing now thanks to you 👌
Great bunch of lessons.really clear and useful.lessons for all....
Duuuuuuuuuude! Your instruction is next level! You make this stuff so accessible!
Thank you Jake..very usefull material. As always.
Thank you for sharing this! We all learned something here.
This Is a great lesson man! Love your Channel ...cheers from Italy
Love simple but nice sounding with simple phrasing
Wish I had this much music theory at my disposal. Never mind the skills to put it to use. Great work, love your videos and the way you explain it. Keep it up!
Worlds collide. Shred is awesome as is your channel!
Thanks so much for this lesson. I have spent months trying to make sense of where to place '3 note per string' runs, how to count them, and how to add them in solos. I see a lot of lessons on techniques, but never ideas like where to put them in the solo, or even how to use chord tones. Thanks again.
As usual, great materials
phenomenal
this is a super helpful lesson - I am literally dealing with this now with a song I am writing, and was struggling on my solo portion.... This will help a lot. - I am no shredder, but this is still helpful in writing concepts.
You did pretty good job thank you
Jake you're the man! Thank you so much!
always check if you have a new video when i open youtube, wasn't expecting a video so recently uploaded, exciting times
Love your videos bro :)
I have never learned so much on guitar until watching these videos. I will definitely apply these concepts to my playing!!
Great stuff
The more I hear your solo…the more I enjoy it. Nice work!
What a great composition.
Your a great guitarist Jake, hope to see some new videos soon, thank you for all your help.
The reflection in your guitar looks like a spider with glowing white eyes. Best instruction on how to compose a solo I've ever heard. Go Spiders!
Dude I want to thank you so much for introducing me to fretastic. It's amazing and has helped me a ton
Jake mentioned Haken, I can die happy!
3:37 Professor Oak's theme from Pokemon
Man, I just love solos so much
Great great man🤘🤘thanks..
Great work 👌
awesome teacher
Great solo Jake. It reminds me of "As time slips by" by the '80's shredder Vinnie moore.
I watched this thinking I’d enjoy it but never actually be able to follow but this is incredibly well laid out
Fair dues, that was so good 😎🎸🎙✅
Awesome! Best guitar teacher on UA-cam.
wow. great playing. Haven't finished the video, but that intro was great
this is super Jake! thx
Very helpful
Jake, great job, man! Thanks for your hard work, I thoroughly enjoyed that.
I ca relate, and it reminds me that laziness is my nemesis, haha. Have a blessed day. Kudos !!
Thank you