How to: Tim Henson & Manuel Gardner Fernandes

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КОМЕНТАРІ • 51

  • @_xfuturetrunksx_
    @_xfuturetrunksx_ Рік тому +20

    Tim, Manuel, Ichika etc single handedly saved the guitar from the same generic compositions that sounded like a bunch of riffs stacked together. I can see the guitar becoming more popular in the mainstream again because of them.

    • @sigiligus
      @sigiligus Рік тому +5

      Lol. Those players are the definition of "generic compositions that sound like a bunch of tapping riffs stacked together." Guys making 45 second long zoomer meme "songs" that cram a bunch of crap into a short time to impress people with an attention span worse than a goldfish are not "saving" anything.

    • @_xfuturetrunksx_
      @_xfuturetrunksx_ Рік тому +9

      @@sigiligus Cope. Guitar was pretty much "dead" except in very specific niche genres before the rise of modern players. Polyphia's success far exceeding any other instrumental focused band, the revival of previously flopped line of guitars like the SC500n, the amount of influence they have in a huge amount of new players, Tim being the fav guitarist of legends like Steve Vai etc prove my point. You might not like their sound, but objectively not a single old gen focused instrumental artists can compete with Polyphia.

    • @oleka2807
      @oleka2807 11 місяців тому +6

      ​@@sigiligusI had the same feeling when I heard Polyphia's G.O.A.T. for the first time. Some months later my teenage son startet to introduce me to a variety of modern, mainly 'electronic' based music by coincidence. From there on I began to understand the musical vocabulary new guitar bands use. I think, their music is not rooted in Blues and Rock, but in more modern non guitar genres and they interpret this to guitar. Today I know that my rejective attitude was just a lack of understanding of their concepts of music. I'm thankful that my son broadend my view and that I can enjoy those new bands in the same way like the old Metallica, Anthrax, Megadeth, Maiden... stuff.

    • @joshtorresfdu6621
      @joshtorresfdu6621 11 місяців тому +3

      @@sigiligusI think you’re wrong because the future(the kids) are picking up the guitar more now because of them. My buddy is a guitar teacher been one for 20+ years and he said kids coming in aren’t wanting to play Metallica and AC/DC no more. He had to start learning shit like Polyphia and modern Djent players.

    • @marianovall3778
      @marianovall3778 Місяць тому

      @@sigiligus Exactly thats how now media work, but that sound like you dont listen any song from them, outside de yt shorts they make songs, and have bands.

  • @tonygonzalez958
    @tonygonzalez958 Рік тому +12

    thank you. you broke their concepts down well. a lot of outlining simple progressions. not that its simple but the theory is easily digestible.

  • @MrLeoMalmsteen
    @MrLeoMalmsteen Рік тому

    Thanks a lot for the great lesson Justin!

  • @mishingboy
    @mishingboy Рік тому +2

    Wow! You finally got this beautiful guitar that you were really looking for

  • @CrumpleZone
    @CrumpleZone Рік тому

    the trooper noticed that melody you restated there 😉
    made my evening... absolutely fantastic work going on here and wanted to speak the words that it's appreciated.
    danke!

  • @clemensbogner3045
    @clemensbogner3045 Рік тому +1

    Awesome etude

  • @JPBotero717
    @JPBotero717 Рік тому

    Justin la 🐐 has done it again

  • @7riXter
    @7riXter Рік тому +6

    Tim und Manuel können sich glücklich schätzen dass Justin es nur eine woche aushält so nerviges geklimper zu spielen 😂
    1:03 😯 bei dem namen unprocessed hat’s bei mir immer geklingelt aber ich hab gar nicht gerafft dass DIE das sind 😎
    5:29 whole tone 😜
    6:15 shout-out 🥳

  • @dannyhood4007
    @dannyhood4007 Рік тому +2

    You are rock guitar musician. At least you made yourself listen to modern guitar. The bottom line is modern guitar is future of guitar. People have digested traditional guitar, to the point if you’re not able to add some modern guitar they might get bored

  • @jzcrd
    @jzcrd 11 місяців тому

    hmm your riff sounds like some random notes. but their sounds different

  • @NicolasAlexanderOtto
    @NicolasAlexanderOtto Рік тому

    Ich warte ja noch drauf, dass mal mal einen ganzen Song coverst, sicher interessant weil es nicht deinem üblichen Stil entspricht. Ich fand beide Bands ja früher mal echt cool, bevor übermäßig Hiphop und Fusion ihren Einfluss hinterlassen haben.

  • @mitchellferre1652
    @mitchellferre1652 Рік тому +4

    This new modern style does absolutely nothing for me

  • @JD-vj4go
    @JD-vj4go Рік тому +5

    I finally understand how my dad felt about Yngwie. This modern style is amazing technically but does nothing for me. It's like they finally put grandmas in charge of rock music. It's so soft and clean and lacks balls. Edit: not that Ynqwie doesn't have a lot of dreck and horrible Gramma approved soft rock songs .

    • @phalanger1
      @phalanger1 Рік тому +1

      Soft and lacks balls? Im going to have to assume youve never actually listened to a polyphia album but only heard a song here or there which tend to be the most radiofriendly/soft tunes. I think you have become your boomer dad :)

    • @JD-vj4go
      @JD-vj4go Рік тому

      @@phalanger1 It's cool if you like music created by a sentient elevator :D

    • @phalanger1
      @phalanger1 Рік тому +1

      @@JD-vj4go Just know that your dad was right about Yngwie :D Now that is the definition of boring fastnoodling without balls. But its nice for him that atleast someone still listens to his drivel

    • @sigiligus
      @sigiligus Рік тому +2

      The difference is that Yngwie was basically just channeling baroque and romance era technique and songwriting with a rock/power metal twist. These new zoomer players are essentially making TikTok/Instagram viral meme music, where the point is to baffle the listener with as much superficially impressive techniques in as little time as possible. There are zoomer guitarists who have signature guitar lines when their catalogue of music are just 40 second tiktok clips of them playing said cacophonies.
      This era of playing is not trying to express anything, it's trying to be seen and heard. The songwriting has no themes or flow, they're just trying to cram each second full of as many flashy tricks. It's truly the style of the generation raised on social media.

    • @harpsdesire4200
      @harpsdesire4200 Рік тому

      @@sigiligus Examples of these artists?

  • @NeuroApathy
    @NeuroApathy Рік тому +3

    Dark souls is easy compared to playing this

  • @satrianirocks
    @satrianirocks Рік тому +4

    You take all the possible techniques, make riffs for each, use AI to mash them all together in a random order and then learn how to play it by practicing it over and over until it starts to resemble music. Then you buy a Lambo and act like a douche

    • @tzelegend9783
      @tzelegend9783 11 місяців тому +3

      they’re both actually really nice dudes i’ve met them just bc they may look like douches doesn’t mean they are

  • @iloveitall
    @iloveitall Рік тому +8

    This music is not the future.
    it is soulless, uninspired and shamefully vain.
    It is vain regarding the skills, it is complicated for the sake of being complicated, it lacks heart, soul and message.
    It is the outgrowth of a new media behavourism where everyone is just looking for new superlatives in music composition and performance.
    Yes, today you can come far when you have a certain mass of 12y olds that go: "Wow, looks what he is doing there." but won't remember any motif in the end.
    There are too many people who only know two criteria to rate music Complexity and skill.
    Both have no musical value at all.

    • @mitchellferre1652
      @mitchellferre1652 Рік тому +1

      🎯

    • @ojsojs6004
      @ojsojs6004 Рік тому

      Speak for yourself

    • @mitchellferre1652
      @mitchellferre1652 Рік тому +1

      @@ojsojs6004 🥺😫😢

    • @FknAzzMuncher
      @FknAzzMuncher Рік тому +1

      Saying that skill provides no musical value is a statement indicative of someone who has completely given up on progressing. To each their own though.

    • @iloveitall
      @iloveitall Рік тому +1

      @@FknAzzMuncher Now thats a awful mix of wild, but wrong speculation and paperback psychology. Sounds sophisticated at first, reveals itself as an poor excuse for something reasonable.
      Whom should I argue with when others abase themselves from the start?