Vibrato on Guitar | 6 Techniques & Mechanics
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- Опубліковано 26 чер 2024
- 🎸 What's vibrato, and how should we play them? Adding vibrato to chords and lead guitar makes your playing sound super pro! Learn 6 Vibrato techniques and mechanics and when to use them. 👉 Learn more: www.justinguitar.com/guitar-l... #justinguitar #guitarforbeginners #beginnerguitar
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00:00 Lesson Intro
00:45 What Is Vibrato?
01:36 Two Vibrato Variables: Rate and Depth
03:25 Technique 1: Classical Vibrato
07:27 Technique 2: Standard Vibrato
14:16 Technique 3: Blues Vibrato
17:22 Technique 4: Neck Vibrato
20:40 Technique 5: Bending Vibrato
22:28 Technique 6: Whammy-Bar Vibrato
25:28 Which Type Do I Use?
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hey justin, my wife and i are both guitar students and we LOVE your channel :)
would you please consider doing a lesson on The Captain is Drunk by Jack Johnson? there aren't any really good tutorials about it, and it's such a lovely little song.
thanks, keep up the great work!
Thanks so much, Justin! Loved your explanations! I found them very clarifying!
another wonderful lesson; thanks
Thank you Justin,This is a big thing i wanna know on guitar playing.
Wow. I have been struggling with vibrato for longer than I care to admit. I just could never do it. After practicing this pivot technique for a few hours the light finally went on for me and now I am very happy to be able to do a somewhat passable vibrato. I know it will only get better from here. My confidence in my playing has skyrocketed as a result. Its impossible to overstate my appreciation for this and your other video lessons. Thank you, Justin. Now on to vibrato bends.
I really need help with this, thank you!
Bless you man :)
The Master of vibrato is Dave Gilmour. It's not just vibrato. It incorporates vibrato with bending and it is so intonated that it follows perfect half/whole step changes in pitch. On Shine On You Crazy Diamond he's making 3 whole step bends! Starting on an E and bending up to an A. And perfect pitch. Then comes back down just as smoothly as he went up and then ends the phrase with perfect vibrato.
Thanks- )
I was never a whammy bar user until I got a tennis elbow. Now whammy bar is the only way to make vibratos and has become somewhat integral part of my playing also with bends.
Great vid as always, thanks! What kind of vibrato you'd say Steve Hackett uses? Of course, it's his signature tunes that come to minds immediately, like Spectral Mornings, but also some of his work on Genesis' albums as well (think of solos in Supper's Ready "Ikhnaton and Itsacon and Their Band of Merry Men" section and suchlike). Curious to know what you reckon, thanks!
I have noticed that Lee Anderton does the whole guitar neck wave thing all of the time. I sit here thinking 'you're not doing vibrato captain!' Nice lesson, thanks.
You need to watch the acoustic segments with Ben Smith, Lee hasn't got any game at all compared to Ben. He really likes to wave his guitar around too, I love it! He is such an animated player it's so much fun to watch him.
Dude don't know what mic you are using but that was the sharpest sound I've had off a youtube video in a long time.t
Vibrato Is an interesting topic because almost every great player has their own unique vibrato. For example Justin mentioned Clapton's way which to me is a more wide slower vibrato but then you have BB King who had a incredibly fast almost buzzing bee type of vibrato. Then you have David Gilmour who is sort of Inbetween he does his vibrato the standard way but his is generally slow with a delicate touch.
Kevin Shields took the vibrato arm to an entirely new dimension with the rather unique tremolo system in Fender Jaguars and Jazzmasters. Justin, have you ever played one of those with some reverse reverb à la My Bloody Valentine?
Clean that fretboard Justin 😁!
I'd like to see one on the different bend vibratos. Blues, Metal differences-Hendrix, Johnny Winter, Clapton, Angus, Jake E Lee. How to practice for different genres
SRV played an aggressive neck vibrato up and down. 🤘
Hi Justin, thanks so much for all of your videos which I have learned so much from. I wanted to make a request if I may... I searched all of your videos and I couldn't find a tutorial for "Always on my mind" more the Elvis version as I want to play it for my mum who is a life long fan, nothing against Brenda Lee version its absolutely beautiful..
Would be amazing if you could do it. 🙂
You can request songs on the website; one song request per week: www.justinguitar.com/songs#requests-board | you can vote on other songs as well. | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide, Approved Teacher & Community Moderator
Please do a lesson on darlin by houndmouth
GOOD TEACHING SIR GODBLESS YOU FROM INDIA MY NAME SUBRATA NAYAK
I have a question:
Beside guitar and ukulele do you play on other instruments too?
Please instruct us on keeping a wammy bar in tune. Please, Please.
You know, you are doing the world a lot of good with these videos. Some people make bombs for a living, some people drop bombs and some give the orders to use the bombs. And then some people just want to teach the whole world how to play music. There are only two kinds of people out there, devils and angels.
And those who do nothing, not even practice on guitar! Totally agree btw! ;) | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide, Approved Teacher & Community Moderator
Thank you Mr Norm Macdonald, rip 😢
how do i stop technique two from hurting? when i pivot my hand, it nudges it into the guitar neck and hurts and i cannot wrap my head around it!
Another light bulb switched on. Thanks Teach!
Could you do a lesson on eric Clapton motherless children from 461 ocean boulevard
You can request songs on the website; one song request per week: www.justinguitar.com/songs#requests-board | you can vote on other songs as well. | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide, Approved Teacher & Community Moderator
@justinguitar how do you avoid getting noise from the other strings, especially the one above. It happens for me even doing vibrato and is worse with string bends.
Search String muting . Basiclly Touching unwanted strings to mute with spare fingers & palm of pick hand also fingers of fret hand.
@@stevec9972 thanks!
Besides practicing accuracy you can, as said, check out muting. "Muting" sure is a broad palette. Check the one on string muting but take your time to check the others as well! www.justinguitar.com/advanced_search?q=muting | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide, Approved Teacher & Community Moderator
BB KING vibrato?
I simply cannot pivot my wrist around my thumb fast enough, even playing air guitar. HOW, how do you practice this??
To do something fast, you need to practice it correct and slow.
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Wait, did you say the string is not supposed to touch the wood of the neck? 5:01 Have I been playing wrong all these years? I know I press too hard still, but am I supposed to be pressing so lightly that the string under my finger never touches wood?
Pressing the string onto the neck will increase the pitch. It is not necessary. The string just needs to be down enough that the string stays in contact with the fret without buzzing
It's unlikely to be actually touching the wood. Might feel like it, but if you look closely it's probably only touching the fret. Strings don't bend enough to actually touch the wood, except maybe the lower 2 strings.
As these 2 fine people already said, scraping over the wood should not be the plan. | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide, Approved Teacher & Community Moderator
A lot of people (me?) have thought you should try to get as low of action as you can. But to achieve a great vibrato, is it actually better to have higher action so you’re not hitting the wood ?
i dont know why but i feel very weird to me vibrato to down , even there are sometimes like the strings are crying but when i do up vibrato i feels so natural and stable , i dont know why ( i think maybe because i I use the knife with my left hand ) but most of turorials teach down vibrato so i dont know what to do
i just discover that the sound i produce when i do down vibrato is the same as "blues vibrato" but my fingers are all over the strings not loose like in video
Nobody doesn’t vibrato like Paul Kossoff.
Do you do vibrato on acoustic guitars? Or its mostly for electric guitars?
It might be harder too achieve but all applies for acoustic guitars as well | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide, Approved Teacher & Community Moderator
study vibrato is like reaching your own tone
Maybe someone can answer me this. When doing vibrato, what happens to the notes and pitch? I know the pitch goes higher, but isn't there a mathematical way to understand the rate and depth? For instance, to make a pleasant vibrato, the rate of the frequency has to go twice or four times as fast? If you do it three times as fast (like a triplet), it might sound good or maybe weird/unpleasant? I am just trying to understand how to make great sounding vibrato from a theoretical standpoint, not just from ear and instinct.
People do not tend to learn, practice or play vibrato with thoughts of mathematical timing and so on. You can do this and start very slow. Play a note, add vibrato and slowly count 1, 2, 3, 4. Incrementally, over time, speed up the count until you reach a point where you can split further and count 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 &. That can train your vibrato to follow even tempo.
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Just to understand, so you usually vibrate the note in half, quarter, eight or sixteen notes compared to the original note? Is that you mean with even tempo? Thx in advance
@@justinguitar
Not really - I wrote that as a possible means of learning and practicing based on your specific question but also wrote first off that people tend not top lay vibrato with mathematical timing - not counting, just by feel.
Lol, sure go and try to increase the frequency of the first string by 1.(many decimals in the case of a semitone) to get a good vibrato. Just use ur ear dude, math doesn't help w this. Although it can be helpful for other stuff, namely tuning systems and other stuff
Yeah I don't get the whole waving the neck around thing it's doesn't really do anything and looks kind of silly to me.
my thumb is to small to get a hold and pivot
you don't really have to put it on top of the neck completely. However, if you are young, like really young, your hand has still time to grow in size and you might be able to do it later on
Don’t give up. Keep practicing. I have freakishly small hands and through a TON of practice, I was able to eventually get there. Hand muscles can stretch and you will develop muscle memory. Stick with it.
Norm Macdonald has really let himself go.
bending vibrato is too hard I still can't doing it