Very cool. Now I will be obsessed with perfecting this style for the next few months. As a guitar teacher it is great to find new stuff that inspires you! Thanks for this vid!
For all the people saying he’s not a good teacher, I’d beg to differ. This was a brilliant, concise example of certain techniques that I didn’t even know existed but this was exactly what I was looking for!… the standard way of choosing cords and strumming simply up and down kind of bored/bores me and I have more fun basically beat boxing and slapping my guitar. I didn’t know what I was doing but it feels much more engaging, fun and brilliant way to play and make cool sounds, beats and mixtures of noises. You’re almost like you’re own Band with just a simple acoustic!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Whoa.. NEver knew Mr. Justin King gave lesson, I've been listening to his music for almost 2 decade and he tried to star out with lessons and kinda put it on the back burner, glad he's back in the game
There are plug inns for your browser that can make loops in youtube and slow everything down. This made it possible for me to find out what he's actually doing. Hope this helps you! It did for me. Succes, it's a great lick / technique!
Call me a contrarian to many of the comments here, but as a rank beginner I actually got a lot out of this video. I watched it all the way through four times then slowed it to half speed and watched and watched and watched. No, Justin didn't spoon feed us here but I could easily see the end goal of what a tremendous amount of wood shedding can yield. I really don't like to be held by the hand. But wait there's more -- by not breaking it all down to its minutest details, there is room for us students to perhaps create something new. For me, this is a successful video. Thanks!
Haha. Justin King, haven't heard that name I awhile. Knock on wood in the guitar shop was one of my favorite videos ever. Nice to see Your still rocking.
If you can't figure out what he did from watching this video and listening, this lesson is too advanced for you and you should go back to basics first.
This is really helpful if you’re already a musical genius and can put together your own practice chords to do this with. But I’m not a musical genius. I’m just a guy with a crazy amount of built dexterity. I can do everything he tells me to do, but I can’t make it sound good because I’m not musically inclined. I need practice examples, a little walkthrough on some things I can do with it, then I can mess with that and make it my own. But I definitely can’t think like a musician quite yet, after all, I’ve only been playing for a year and a half. And flamenco is what drew me to guitar. So that last part was useless to me, then the rest of the video was stuff I CAN physically do and comprehend, but since I don’t have the musical inclination to just make things up it honestly wasn’t much help.
It's funny how there is like an argument or a conflict between the hands, as to which one of them the rythm belongs to. If you allow an accent to be played out with your left hand, or even left finger you can feel a grumpiness from your right hand: ".... Ok.... I'll let you have it.... But just this once!"
I have so much to learn. jesus christ! this dude is amazing. my brother fucks my head up with how good he is. then you see this dude n it's impossible to be this good. I'll keep trying to play because I love music. but you have to be a special person to be this good
+Luke Stakelbeck Not really, you just have to actually practice and not just fool around with your guitar. If you put your time into it, you can definitely do it, it's not like slapping and popping are rocket science.
That triplet rasgueado actually took me a couple weeks to do correctly and I had to do a different motion. Up with thumb, open fingers, down with thumb. It takes the wrist a little while to develop the muscle memory.
I find this video very useful, I don't get why people are saying it isn't instructional, if you want to learn these songs then search for tabs, but this video is about the slap, tap and pop. If you are still not good at these techniques after watching the video it isn't because the video is bad, but rather because you haven't practiced enough.
cool Michael hedges type of style , with the open tuning , could this same slap and pop style be implemented with a slide bar, or even on a banjo , I would like to see more involved tutorials ,thanks
People here really expect that a 5 minute video is going to be a full in-depth tutorial on one of the most advance styles of guitar? One of the best modern guitarists just gave you insights into his techniques, quit complaining
Yay! I'm not having any trouble anymore. Some of these examples im most likely not going to use, but I will recommend your videos to intermediate guitarists. Thanks bud. Appreciate it.
hi, i have a question, whats the diffence with percussive and slamming technique? i saw some of the songs play with this techniques like the pop songs and more than words by extreme.
I'd love to get into gear. Can you get the sound raw from the wood or is it always a thing to play on the amp? There must be a lot of compression to keep all the sounds on the same level, right? Do you use an effect pedal or is there some included in the amp? What's the best pickup to play on?
Its drop d yo. I feel is the best and most musical thing style without having to me memorise specific chords combos only used on guitar. Drop d has a really simplistic piano esc type up down playin style. Also learning rhythms first is much more crucial bc melody and chords can be memorised later but rymths have to be built in to the muscle memory so get them down first
didn't really learned a thing in this video but it's great to watch you play...
Very cool. Now I will be obsessed with perfecting this style for the next few months. As a guitar teacher it is great to find new stuff that inspires you! Thanks for this vid!
For all the people saying he’s not a good teacher, I’d beg to differ. This was a brilliant, concise example of certain techniques that I didn’t even know existed but this was exactly what I was looking for!… the standard way of choosing cords and strumming simply up and down kind of bored/bores me and I have more fun basically beat boxing and slapping my guitar. I didn’t know what I was doing but it feels much more engaging, fun and brilliant way to play and make cool sounds, beats and mixtures of noises. You’re almost like you’re own Band with just a simple acoustic!!! ❤️❤️❤️
this seems like instruction for someone who already knows how to do it but wants to get better.
Exactly
yaa
Yeah these techniques are not for a novice who’s just starting out
@@noname52768 any idea for the novice?
Whoa.. NEver knew Mr. Justin King gave lesson, I've been listening to his music for almost 2 decade and he tried to star out with lessons and kinda put it on the back burner, glad he's back in the game
This guy is an amazing player, but this video is a very poor instructional lesson
He's just replaying the same thing over and over and barely explaining anything
I know I was waiting for some exercises or slow down stuff to practice :b
+transtremm - in my mind it is a very clear and good lesson - but I am afraid of practicing it
There are plug inns for your browser that can make loops in youtube and slow everything down. This made it possible for me to find out what he's actually doing. Hope this helps you! It did for me. Succes, it's a great lick / technique!
I know right! I hope this dude can teach how to play those notes
Call me a contrarian to many of the comments here, but as a rank beginner I actually got a lot out of this video. I watched it all the way through four times then slowed it to half speed and watched and watched and watched. No, Justin didn't spoon feed us here but I could easily see the end goal of what a tremendous amount of wood shedding can yield. I really don't like to be held by the hand. But wait there's more -- by not breaking it all down to its minutest details, there is room for us students to perhaps create something new. For me, this is a successful video. Thanks!
Haha. Justin King, haven't heard that name I awhile. Knock on wood in the guitar shop was one of my favorite videos ever. Nice to see Your still rocking.
Ur not a good teacher..but an amazing player..
Shredder pay attention, u clearly was watchin just to watch
@@trenchx4291 really?? I didn't actually learn anything useful not to say he's a bad teacher but he's not good at instructions
Maybe ur not advanced enough to learn this
Just read the rest of the comments. He is not alone. And I agree with them too.
@@edram4051People who were in-depth lessons on multiple advanced guitar techniques in less than six minutes, aren't very bright.
Can u make an actual video on how to play those stuff??
He just did
get a life dud...
What I've been dead this whole time?! This is a better end than the shining!
If you can't figure out what he did from watching this video and listening, this lesson is too advanced for you and you should go back to basics first.
You sir, are the one of the finest guitar players I've ever come across!
This is really helpful if you’re already a musical genius and can put together your own practice chords to do this with. But I’m not a musical genius. I’m just a guy with a crazy amount of built dexterity. I can do everything he tells me to do, but I can’t make it sound good because I’m not musically inclined. I need practice examples, a little walkthrough on some things I can do with it, then I can mess with that and make it my own. But I definitely can’t think like a musician quite yet, after all, I’ve only been playing for a year and a half. And flamenco is what drew me to guitar. So that last part was useless to me, then the rest of the video was stuff I CAN physically do and comprehend, but since I don’t have the musical inclination to just make things up it honestly wasn’t much help.
THANK YOU FOR THE TIPS JUSTIN KING. YOU ARE AN AWESOME GUTAR PLAYER AND SO HANDSOME! HUGS!
It's funny how there is like an argument or a conflict between the hands, as to which one of them the rythm belongs to. If you allow an accent to be played out with your left hand, or even left finger you can feel a grumpiness from your right hand: ".... Ok.... I'll let you have it.... But just this once!"
I got real bad eyesight, so I misread the text on the thumbnail as "How to slap, tap, and pop Justin King."
Urie!!! On Ice ikr
Lol i got you
I have so much to learn. jesus christ! this dude is amazing. my brother fucks my head up with how good he is. then you see this dude n it's impossible to be this good. I'll keep trying to play because I love music. but you have to be a special person to be this good
+Luke Stakelbeck Not really, you just have to actually practice and not just fool around with your guitar. If you put your time into it, you can definitely do it, it's not like slapping and popping are rocket science.
***** I know that but I didn't start playing until I was 26. I never took any lessons so I have bad habits
+Luke Stakelbeck same here I sorta started at 22
Very inspiring stuff, Justin... thanks for sharing this!
amazing, keep it up!
Thnaks for sharing your guitar talent and amazig skills. Your style is unique, i like it.
That triplet rasgueado actually took me a couple weeks to do correctly and I had to do a different motion. Up with thumb, open fingers, down with thumb. It takes the wrist a little while to develop the muscle memory.
wooooo, dude that took me by surprise wow
Im glad you posted this, because it took me to your web site, you are brilliant!...Now i gotta work on my music some more .........inspired
you nailed it bro... very short and very precise.... all rcvd.
Best thing iv ever witnessed 🤯gonna keep me realll busy ✌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻
U r Perfect Player Of Guitar ... ✌✌✌✌✌
U r Perfect Player Of Guitar ...
Wow! I need to learn this
right because we can totally tell what your doing
Pls make another video bro your techniques are really amazing just break them down a little thanks!
Great video of you know a little Basic - best idea i got- keep the position ready
I listen to this guitarist called MIYAVI, this reminds me of his old songs. It's really good
I didn't learn how to.do it but wasn't upset cause you are amazing
best and useful tutorial
Thanks so much Justin :)
Thanks buddy great stuff
Justin king is a king
That was just ...........awesome
You...are...BEAST!
Good overview of the techniques.
MIND BLOWEN!!!! simple as!!!!
insane skills
Holy heck!!! He is great
That was super cool!!!
Wow. That sounds amazing. Will I be able to do that,hell no, but I will definitely practice and then go back to Smoke on the water.
Great tutorial. Please do more.
Video Was worth it, Here's my like
Very good! Good tips to try.
Refreshing to see something more original
***** Well nothing's original in this age but you're right. Just meant this is more non conventional than what GW usually posts
Damn did you just get your L.R. Baggs pup? The lettering on my wore off years ago, i wish it was more permanent. Great lesson.
Did i hear it wrong or did i clearly heared “Hey Guitar World,This is Justin Kidding” right?
I heard exactly the same thing
Thanks man. That's amazing
Finally a video that don't have davie 504 references
Checkmate
*O M G*
Epic
Slap like now!
Slap like now
Learned nothing but was great to watch👍👍👏
so where is the instruction in this instructional video?
Showing techniques. Hes not teaching you the song dude
Patrick Ruddell
He's not playing a song
@@Shyuthros j
WoW, please upload more tutorials in detail if possible 😁
At this point im not even here to have a guitar lesson. I just like seeing this dude play
I find this video very useful, I don't get why people are saying it isn't instructional, if you want to learn these songs then search for tabs, but this video is about the slap, tap and pop. If you are still not good at these techniques after watching the video it isn't because the video is bad, but rather because you haven't practiced enough.
You're awesome man!
Thanks!
holy shit, justin king is still alive...
wow thats cool I want to learn this
cool Michael hedges type of style , with the open tuning , could this same slap and pop style be implemented with a slide bar, or even on a banjo , I would like to see more involved tutorials ,thanks
People here really expect that a 5 minute video is going to be a full in-depth tutorial on one of the most advance styles of guitar? One of the best modern guitarists just gave you insights into his techniques, quit complaining
I love those snap tap n' pop rice crispy commercials!
awesome!! PAY ATTENTION, METAL HEADS!!! Watch the thumbs up go up!
Thanks for the lesson on '' dont believe everything u read''
awesome tutorial, thanks boss!
Actually I teach and this is the first thing I always go to whether its pianonor guitar learning drum techniques. Bc that is first and foremost
YAS omg finally! Thank you so much!
Wonderful !! What is the guitar he`s plaing on ?
Thanks so much
thnx for this technique
I mainly want to know how to make hammer ons/offs so loud in slapping. Much like in Josh Garrels's song Freedom.
Hammer on harder the ring from the hammer on will carry into your hammer off
That's awesome
Hello, great video. Does anyone have the sheet music for the 1st lick. thanks
Nice playing bro
amazing...seems going from drums to guitar was a smart move.
What sort Microphone is sitting in front of his guitar that's the only thing I can't figure out
Im going to challenge myself to that slap rift you did...
very nice!
Thank you
Yay! I'm not having any trouble anymore. Some of these examples im most likely not going to use, but I will recommend your videos to intermediate guitarists. Thanks bud. Appreciate it.
Awesome
what do tou call the thing he does on the first before slapping the guitar? Like the reverse slide i dunno if that's the name.
ty for ur video, ur tuning makes my new strings ERNIE BALL EVERLAST COATED, EXPLODE.... gg wp
for ur safety, use a fret lobster....
Do i need to loosen my guitar string to reach this kind of play??
No just tune down to DADGAD
i still refuse to believe that all the sounds came from the guitar
Oh yeah. exactly what the guy under me said. tnx dude
Sir, thanks for the vid. What is you tuning here
?
DADGAd
how many strings has he broken playing like this?
hi, i have a question, whats the diffence with percussive and slamming technique? i saw some of the songs play with this techniques like the pop songs and more than words by extreme.
DADGAD IT! Now I broke my guitar!!!
That was fumny
You’re the man! Thanks.
IT's really cool
I'd love to get into gear. Can you get the sound raw from the wood or is it always a thing to play on the amp? There must be a lot of compression to keep all the sounds on the same level, right? Do you use an effect pedal or is there some included in the amp? What's the best pickup to play on?
hi ser do you have a effetcs for this acoustic increíble sounds?
No effects, he's only using a magnetic sound hole pickup and a microphone that's it the rest is all him
Hey, can anybody recommend what type of strings should I buy for this song?
Its drop d yo. I feel is the best and most musical thing style without having to me memorise specific chords combos only used on guitar. Drop d has a really simplistic piano esc type up down playin style. Also learning rhythms first is much more crucial bc melody and chords can be memorised later but rymths have to be built in to the muscle memory so get them down first
Where can I actually learn how to do these
What Mic are you using please
Impressive