The #1 soloing skill you can't live without
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- Опубліковано 14 вер 2022
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I haven't watched your videos in a long time but I developed so much speed and precision from your lessons on sequencing, alternate picking and finger exercises outside the guitar in the past. I also learned a great deal about modes and soloing. So thanks for all the great lessons!
Just an amazing well taught master of his art... Thank you... And people will get it....., When they get it...... And then understand 👍
New setup I love your lessons it now 3years but u have changed my life with your lessons cause to be one of the people who believed that playing guitar is a talent but it's just consistency and practicing every and knowing the purpose of what you're practicing
Always love your videos, very simple and well presented. Thank You
Really liking your new video format! Keep it up
Gorgeous strat!
Great explanation! Loved the lesson.
Thanks for teaching how to do the solo in an easy and smart way.
You are a very good guitarist and a good teacher. I have watched many of your videos and learned ideas from you. Thanks for that.
Great job as always. Thanks for these video.
YAARRRGGGG!!!!!!!
Great tips thanks
This is a very helpful video. I have been watching your content for years and do not understand why you don't have more subcribers.
Hello & thank you for your video lessons on helping us guitarists with reaching out goals without making the mistakes of wasting time on senseless exercises!!!
thank you that focus on the chords is great ..can make music and sound fantastic..gr8 lesson....
Thank you sir. That was very helpful.
Very nice! Thank you!
Its so funny when he says its so simple😂
Great lesson 👍
Love the playing in the beginning! And the slow jam at 6:00 is beautiful!
Man that is a beautiful Strat.
You are greatest teacher ever when it comes to guitar.
Is there any plan or way you can show us some phrasing ideas so we can learn a scale and while we make out own solos we have a few phrasing ideas in mind? Thanks an you the best!
Great video Man... i do a lot of blablaing😅 and the way you explain IT Makes a lot of sense.
very good
Great to have more regular vids from you man! Though I have to point out that delayed video is so distracting 😵
Thank you Sir.
@inbox me on telegram👉@official_guitarmastery thank you Sir ☺️
Sehr gut 🎸🎶🎶
Ti seguo dall’Italia ho arricchito il mio bagaglio con i ti video. Grazie
Awesome lesson. Thank you. Which model of DiMarzio pickups are in the neck and bridge of that strat?
hello i was wondering , when you scalloped your fretboards what did you do to make the edges smooth and nice
Great Content - well presented - and as a beginner would love to get into the right track for learning.
@Claus - Which would be the correct course - and remember one needs some 2 way communication and is that possible?
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What were the preceding videos in this series?
After mastering this lesson, what’s the next step?
Hi Claus, you mentioned a 1st video in this series, where is that? (I'm in the Audacious course, but wanted to make sure I didn't miss anything). Thanks!
So ELON MUSK is playing guitar
How do you know what chords to use when listening to music?
Claus, your story about starting on guitar (told in another video) trying to master that one lick is so inspirational. Just indulge me - 1) how long was your typical practice session that first year or so, and 2) what % of that time were you spending on that one lick? (I know it was a million years ago; guesstimate!;)
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Sir you evolved my soloing capablity so much. I appreciate it so much man... hope you are doing well.
I never did finish the series I bought, and I feel pretty crappy about it. I never got to send you in a clip to analyze my playing to see where I could improve.
Always awesome, inspiring videos Claus! Thank You!
I have an off topic question.
For 45+yrs I have played 25.5" scale guitars, starting with Fender and, for the last 15 or so, Ibanez.
I recently discovered "short scale"(24') guitars, and I am obsessed.
I recently bought a Squire Super Sonic and a Sterling Cutlass.
I now have BIG HANDS!
Other than my guitar-playing buddies deriding me for playing "kids' guitars," I don't care; for me, it's a game changer.
I struggle with Hendrix-style hammer pull ornaments or any regular big-hand technique.
I have small hands, and I just had to live with.....until now....I think.
My question is simply this:
Is there a downside to playing short-scale lengths?
Only possible down sides that i could derive are that shorter strings produce less volume... but that isnt a factor in electric guitars since you can boost the sound... also a higher string tension is present... but you can fix that with a higher gauge strings... its really only a problem with acoustic guitars where the body needs energy from the strings to vibrate...
Hey, Claus! Why don’t you participate in shred collabs? It would be awesome. I am pretty sure you would surpass the most of participants.
Anyway, many thanks for the lessons and inspiration!
If I saw this correctly, you just played the a minor pentatonic all across the chord changes but you landed on the specific chord tones whenever the chord has changed. Is that right?
Hi Claus are you based in the UK?
About 6:45 it sounds like a little "Govi" in there.
You are Rafeal Nadal of the guitar.
Is that a 90’s era Japanese strat?
I'd consider myself a musical person, like rhythmically and such, but damn I absolutely cannot tell notes and chords by ear. Maybe I could get some notes right when I'd hear them isolated but there's no way I can tell what chords are being played when I hear a song. 🤦🏻♂️
Got to learn the most common progressions to build a foundation. You'll recognize them over time and one you have that foundation you build from there. Unless you've perfect pitch you can't follow changes without a lot of work.
“Blues is easy to play but hard to feel.,” and, “it’s not just the notes. It’s the notes between the notes.” Guess who? Yup, none other than Jimi Hendrix.
Tired of standing eh?
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What model charvel you playing 💪💥great videos and lessons very very helpful 🎸🎶