I'm most impressed you were doing pinch harmonics on that first dream theater one. Took me years to even realise they were a thing then a while to learn them!!
@@goatman5345 it's such a hard one to explain to people I find. I remember watching UA-cam videos and the technique just didn't click with me. Now I find I'm in the habit of overdoing pinch harmonics in my playing and have to try NOT to do too many!!!
I can downpick super fast (8/s) because I just found it natural when I first used a pick and then started learning Metallica, I remember wondering how Kirk would pick so fast for his riffs until I discovered alternate picking
I used to be able to downpick at a fairly high speed but I lost my down pick speed when I started to play less metal. I started guitar with wanting to play metal tho! 🔥
I found out that every starter guitar player is a god at down picking but once we break off into alt picking we become shit at it XD Mostly because i think master of puppets is one of the first songs we all try and have not yet discovered alt picking cause down picking is more natural at first.
My progress was about the same, but it still amaze me how when you put your mind into something it really does pays off. Keep it up, those riff you play at the end is way faster than most people are able to do at this stage of their learning so you are indeed learning very fast. its nice to see
Congrats dude! Well done! I have exactly the same guitar as your first one and the intonation drove me crazy... especially on g string. I managed to fix it about a year ago and i love it. I learned how to do pinch harmonics almost every time i want and so far its awesome. Good luck with further progress
ive been playing for 9 years on and off and honestly, you are pretty much near my level! I never really pushed myself in playing (which I now regret) so I can't play advanced level/very fast shred songs but ye im happy where im at. :) gl for the future!
That’s badass man 🔥 Just picked me up a guitar as well hopefully peak some value into my life even if no one knows. Videos like this make me keep going. Cheers to you bro keep it up! 👏
Yessir I started playing in October of 2023 I thought I wasn’t going to be or atleast get really good because I started late (22) but this vid def proves me wrong… shows practice and dedication can really get you far.. Goodshit dude keep rocking🤘
You’re doing great man! Wish I had documented my guitar journey now as well 😂 If I have any advice to give, it would be to explore the bass even more. I feel like it made a world of difference in my guitar playing!
First song I really tried to deep dive into my guitar journey was at my 6 month mark. The song is Mr Scary by Dokken. Holy cow what a crazy song for a guitarist of 6 months, but I tell you what, it made me progress much faster than I would have ever thought.
Great progress man! If you wanna keep progressing like crazy I recommend playing more death and some at the gates for a while and learning some black dahlia murder or revocation when you want a challenge
Hell yeah, I’ve played some at the gates, black dahlia murder is still a biiiittt too complex, I’ll have to try out revocation though bc I haven’t heard of them, any recommendations by them? 🤘
heck yeah! I'm on my 3rd year, and holy you tuned down quick lol. Attempting Scream early as well! Damn. I know scream is hard af to play! Way to go man!
@@SixStringShredder Hell yeah I realized that the longer you went on! (I can do the metalcore but not the deathcore, [I just tried learning some slaughter, my fingers hurt]) new sub!
Keep it up bro, best tip i got if you haven't learned it yet put a guitar in a place you frequent a lot and keep them out of their case it helped me to continue practicing regularly for 12 years now. Also we all have done the just because i could guitar lol
I’m 10 months in never giving up guitar is literally my safe space this makes me so happy. I’m currently learning the cemetery gates riff too. Some people are saying some songs sound rough but if you dont try how the hell you gonna learn 😂
Learning songs is part of journey, but during first 2 years you should focus mostly on exercises. You can learn new songs, but exercises should be your rutine, the more the better, I know it's boring but exercises and practicing is your progress. Trust me, I've been playing the guitar for 18 years. During first few months I was so determined to learn few riffs and songs, I learned Thunderstruck by AC/DC pretty quickly, but guess what? It gave me nothing when it came to learning other songs. Only when I started to treat playing seriously and I was practicing with a metronome I noticed, that learning new songs became more natural and I was able to learn faster.
this is cool to see cuz im still in my first year of learning but i remember trying 117 really early on and absolutely regretting i was able to do a couple slayer songs after learning most nirvana songs now im learning before i forget and not ready to die im struggling but making quick enough progress so imma keep goin love to see videos like this
Mate, that’s really good progress in two years. Keep it up, you’re doing great 👍🏻 Took me a good five years to get to where I wanted to be with my playing.
@@SixStringShredder UPDATE I just finished a song my skill skyrocketed like your and now im writing/recording music...... p.s your shits still dope ash
this brings back memories. the first 3 songs i learned was One, Master of Puppets and Afraid to Shoot strangers. Im fairly sure that this may not be the correct way. However if you start at that end people thought id been playing guitars for years when i pretty much knew nothing and nothing else. Also getting those 3 songs right probably took 2 years rofl.
Bro I've been playing for a year and a half, and I do complete songs of parkwaydrive, pantera, metallica etc and now I'm learning to do sweep picking correctly which I have little left to master I strongly recommend if you are going to take it seriously that you practice every day a couple of hours, although I imagine that you do it for hobby more than anything else, keep it up!
@@SixStringShredder Forget what I said😂😂, it is possible that not seeing you doing a whole cover or seeing you playing nowadays I think you have not worked hard enough, but in the end you know what you are capable of doing hahaha, I have seen the end, you have a very good hand position, I recommend you to practice neo classical metal to get used to do complex sweep picking, I am sure you will go far.
some advice from someone who played for 15 years or so before trying learn how to hybrid pick do it now. while u still are somewhat learning. i got so much better after learning how to in just a couple years. it really opens up alot.
I’m currently practicing far from heaven by fit for an autopsy. If you want to strengthen your pinky try to play this song 😅 also GET A 7 STRING! I just got a Jackson 7 string for under 200 dollars and it unlocks so much more metal to play
I have played for about 25 years. There is one thing you did in this video that is EXTREMELY important that people find out when playingblead guitar licks. During your first year there was something that was holding you back. It was the finger positiining of your fretting had . You were using the fatter part of you fingers more. Then when you started using more of your finger tips you not only got more accurate sound you got more speed and accurrac. Good job on correcting that early. I would say that you did something else that I believe is important in the video. That was waiting a while to buy new gear. Once you have practice on gear that is not that good to improve it really helps your mental state of playing that now you sound better and it is a boost of wanting to improve even more. You are on the right path now bro. I would suggest to start adding a learning a little bit of the tools now. Everyday in practice add just 30 minutes to an hour everyday or every other day into learning all the major-minor pentanoics and learn the modes. Do an excose that makes them kind of fun. O would suggest using them as warm up so you cannlearnnsomething everyday while you warm up.Once you have learned that it will again catapult your play ability. John Mayer has a great video of what he calls the equater. He teaches you how to vowualize mixing major amd minor pentatonic scales together. KEEP JAMMIMG BROTHER!!
@@SixStringShredder No problem man. I enjoy helping new players to dodge some of the for coming pitfalls that many players fall into at certain periods of stages of playing. There are 3 great lessons that are great hear on youtube to help boost your fretboard and musicality. - Marty Friedman has a video on using the fret board in different areas to add a lot of texture to your playing and song writing . -The one with John Mayers teaching about using the equator on the major and minor scales - Mark Tremonti has a great lesson I use for warm ups. Using a 2 not diatonic run across 2 strings. It helps a lot for boosting your pinky playing ability while mastering hammer ons and pull offs. Check em out. I think they will help you a lot at the stage you are in. It will make learning new things much faster while gaining accuracy.
Sick shit dude. Ive been playing for a year now and your so freaking good mean. I love the fight fire with fire riff. What is the best way to record music online for UA-camrs and just for fun?
Get yourself an interface (I use a Donner interface pedal which cost me abt $60) and record into a DAW on a computer , I use cakewalk which is free, export the audio to your phone and use video editing to match up the guitar audio to the video you took of you playing
When I first started, I had a $180 squire Strat and a $60 amp, then I got a Jackson js-22 and started using free digital amps and modelers, and just got a boss katana mkii-50 a couple days ago :)
1:02 DUDE WHAT I WAS JUST LISTENING TO MY OWN SUMMER ON SPOTIFY AND I JUST WENT TO UA-cam AND U PLAYED IT, THATS SICK I SHOULD LEARN IT TOO! (but i just finished learning be quiet and drive and the tuning was a pain in the ass) 😭 2:45 OMG HERE IT IS! BE QUIET AND DRIVE I WAS NOT EXPECTING THAT can i just say ur music taste is phenomenal.
If you haven't already, start looking at scales and the relationship between notes. It seems like you can play a lot of stuff, but can you improv and jam? Once you can recognize the key of a song, you can use scales and the relationship of whatever the root note is to just jam along in your own style. Wish I would've known that years ago.
Shit man, i haven’t even finished the video but as a dude who’s been playing 7 years your feel is fuckin great ! Keep playing, maybe we’ll jam some day 🎉
I swear to god you have had the exact same journey as me lmao. When you started playing the last of us theme I fucking lost it because that was literally the song where i went like "yeah I probably gotta start learning to fingerpick now"
During my first couple months, I had no Idea how to use one, but I definitely use one now, especially when learning new techniques (I’m starting to learn sweep picking and a metronome helps a ton)
In the second half I started using digital amps. Signal chain: Noise gate, a booster pedal (volume 75ish %, gain 30%) then into the free high gain amp (preamp OD- 7, bass-*8, mid-3, treb- 9, master OD- 6, presence- 8) and then into an EQ (drop the mids just a bit, and bring up the bass and treb just a bit) add some reverb if you want 🤘 (All on amplitube 5)
impressive, how much did you practice per day, im thinking about buying electric guitar for myself but i don't know how should i practice or how much should i practice to get good results. Do you have any advices?
I’d say go for it man, it’s the best decision I ever made, I’d say when you first start out, try for at least 30 minutes to an hour bc it will build up callouses on your finger tips and then you’ll be able to play longer :)
hey im a beginner and am currently checking how elec guitars sound without distortion lol. im guessing u had one so would you kindly share from which part of this vid did you use dist? and plus you make me feel that not showing progress is normal and it gets better in later. :))
Whether I was using distortion or not depends on the song that I was playing, but for the most part I was playing with distortion bc I mostly play heavy metal 😎🤘
the first few months are seriously the worst part. but once you get past that and you start to feel comfortable and see yourself getting better, it makes the guitar so much more fun.
I'm most impressed you were doing pinch harmonics on that first dream theater one. Took me years to even realise they were a thing then a while to learn them!!
I had to watch like 4 yt videos on it and it took me a good while 😭
Its easy nowadays when here is youtube and other socialmedia platforms. I wouldnt play guitar if i was born in 80s cause how would ive learn anything.
@@kurkkumopo2281then you'd have no choice but to train playing by ear
My friend showed me how to do it once and I hit them perfectly at only 7 months of playing.
@@goatman5345 it's such a hard one to explain to people I find. I remember watching UA-cam videos and the technique just didn't click with me. Now I find I'm in the habit of overdoing pinch harmonics in my playing and have to try NOT to do too many!!!
Brooo you legit progressed crazy fast. Like im most impressed my your down picking ability!
James hetfield and Kirk Hammett are my idols so it makes sense 😁🤘
I can downpick super fast (8/s) because I just found it natural when I first used a pick and then started learning Metallica, I remember wondering how Kirk would pick so fast for his riffs until I discovered alternate picking
I used to be able to downpick at a fairly high speed but I lost my down pick speed when I started to play less metal. I started guitar with wanting to play metal tho! 🔥
@@Baminionbut kirk downpicks lol
I found out that every starter guitar player is a god at down picking but once we break off into alt picking we become shit at it XD Mostly because i think master of puppets is one of the first songs we all try and have not yet discovered alt picking cause down picking is more natural at first.
This is pretty inspiring dude, makes me wanna try to really learn instruments again like i can really see your progress as you practice more
Hell yeah man, you just have to put your mind to it and have confidence, shred on 🤘
Fire 🔥
My progress was about the same, but it still amaze me how when you put your mind into something it really does pays off. Keep it up, those riff you play at the end is way faster than most people are able to do at this stage of their learning so you are indeed learning very fast. its nice to see
Congrats on your progress, videos like this motivate me to practice more!
Keep it up, brother. It took me about a month to get through One the first time. You’re doing great. 🎉
Shred on 🎸
Keep on sticking to it! You don’t regret it. Nice progress for 2 years.
Congrats dude! Well done! I have exactly the same guitar as your first one and the intonation drove me crazy... especially on g string. I managed to fix it about a year ago and i love it. I learned how to do pinch harmonics almost every time i want and so far its awesome.
Good luck with further progress
ive been playing for 9 years on and off and honestly, you are pretty much near my level! I never really pushed myself in playing (which I now regret) so I can't play advanced level/very fast shred songs but ye im happy where im at. :) gl for the future!
I’m on the same timeline brother, keep working hard; sure we’ll see each other on stage someday!🤘🏼
Hell yeah man 🤘
symbolic is such a good album
@@rustyfoot6246 factual
That’s badass man 🔥 Just picked me up a guitar as well hopefully peak some value into my life even if no one knows. Videos like this make me keep going. Cheers to you bro keep it up! 👏
Yessir I started playing in October of 2023 I thought I wasn’t going to be or atleast get really good because I started late (22) but this vid def proves me wrong… shows practice and dedication can really get you far.. Goodshit dude keep rocking🤘
Yessir me too
Jeez that crystal mountain hurt 💀 great progress bro! Keep at it🤘
You’re doing great man! Wish I had documented my guitar journey now as well 😂 If I have any advice to give, it would be to explore the bass even more. I feel like it made a world of difference in my guitar playing!
I’ll definitely play some more bass then 🤘
Hell Yea man keep up the work, I've been playing for 3 years 🤘
keep playing bro i started out the same way and now iv been playing for 15 years. Keep shredding🤘🤘
First song I really tried to deep dive into my guitar journey was at my 6 month mark. The song is Mr Scary by Dokken. Holy cow what a crazy song for a guitarist of 6 months, but I tell you what, it made me progress much faster than I would have ever thought.
all you have to do is keep playing
doing great, i started back in july 2023 just plucking away
Great progress man! If you wanna keep progressing like crazy I recommend playing more death and some at the gates for a while and learning some black dahlia murder or revocation when you want a challenge
Hell yeah, I’ve played some at the gates, black dahlia murder is still a biiiittt too complex, I’ll have to try out revocation though bc I haven’t heard of them, any recommendations by them? 🤘
Yesssss pull harderrrr😍 such a banger
heck yeah! I'm on my 3rd year, and holy you tuned down quick lol.
Attempting Scream early as well! Damn. I know scream is hard af to play! Way to go man!
I like my stuff heavy 😎
@@SixStringShredder Hell yeah I realized that the longer you went on! (I can do the metalcore but not the deathcore, [I just tried learning some slaughter, my fingers hurt]) new sub!
@shoesr21 metalcore and deathcore have similar things when it comes to playing, I think that’s why I picked them up both at a similar rate 😅
@@SixStringShredder that is fair. I’m struggling with the weird palm mute patterns myself!
Keep it up bro, best tip i got if you haven't learned it yet put a guitar in a place you frequent a lot and keep them out of their case it helped me to continue practicing regularly for 12 years now. Also we all have done the just because i could guitar lol
Ohh dude I have a rack that I use and i love seeing my guitars on display, it makes me wanna pick ‘em up everytime I enter my room 🤘
Keep on shredding, you come so far, keep enjoying yourself, I will be following you for sure
I’m 10 months in never giving up guitar is literally my safe space this makes me so happy. I’m currently learning the cemetery gates riff too. Some people are saying some songs sound rough but if you dont try how the hell you gonna learn 😂
Facts, everyone starts somewhere 🙂
Learning songs is part of journey, but during first 2 years you should focus mostly on exercises. You can learn new songs, but exercises should be your rutine, the more the better, I know it's boring but exercises and practicing is your progress. Trust me, I've been playing the guitar for 18 years. During first few months I was so determined to learn few riffs and songs, I learned Thunderstruck by AC/DC pretty quickly, but guess what? It gave me nothing when it came to learning other songs. Only when I started to treat playing seriously and I was practicing with a metronome I noticed, that learning new songs became more natural and I was able to learn faster.
Finally an honest progress video. Kudos
this is cool to see cuz im still in my first year of learning but i remember trying 117 really early on and absolutely regretting i was able to do a couple slayer songs after learning most nirvana songs now im learning before i forget and not ready to die im struggling but making quick enough progress so imma keep goin love to see videos like this
I respect your taste in music young man! Keep at it!!
Thank you for the kind words 😎🤙
W for playing crystal mountain at the end.i love death so it’s great to see other people play some of their music
Mad progress dude. Respect
Keep it up dude you're doing awesome!! :)
2:33 That’s super trippy, dudes got the exact same guitar and strap that I have, good taste clearly😂
Mate, that’s really good progress in two years.
Keep it up, you’re doing great 👍🏻
Took me a good five years to get to where I wanted to be with my playing.
Thank you 😄🤘
I'm getting my first guitar this coming week, nothing crazy nice but just something for me to start with, wish me luck and keep at it bro
You can do it!
this is actually dope ive been playing a lil over a year now and hope to be at that level soon
You’re Almost there man 😄
@@SixStringShredder UPDATE I just finished a song my skill skyrocketed like your and now im writing/recording music...... p.s your shits still dope ash
8 months in you figured tuning out and found your sound.. nice!!! … rock on ..
Rock on!
Sick man shredding!
Hell yeah for Speheres of Madness at the end
I tried it about a year ago, it’s still slightly complicated but I got it down for the most part 😎
Awesome dude! 🎸
As the skill grew, so did the hair 🤘🤘🤘
Same with me too lol
Crystal Mountain at the end, hell yeah
this brings back memories. the first 3 songs i learned was One, Master of Puppets and Afraid to Shoot strangers. Im fairly sure that this may not be the correct way. However if you start at that end people thought id been playing guitars for years when i pretty much knew nothing and nothing else. Also getting those 3 songs right probably took 2 years rofl.
Keep going! Im one like the same stage as u now, so lets goooo! The pinch harmonics in the start tho 😧
Very well progress 🤟🏻
nice video, very motivational when i feel like i stucked
Keep up. The grinding phase will knock on your door soon and you have to embrace it
lol I think it’s walking up to the door bc I’ve started to practice sweep picking lol
@@SixStringShreddersweet… deathcore phase coming next heheh
sounds awesome
Bro I've been playing for a year and a half, and I do complete songs of parkwaydrive, pantera, metallica etc and now I'm learning to do sweep picking correctly which I have little left to master I strongly recommend if you are going to take it seriously that you practice every day a couple of hours, although I imagine that you do it for hobby more than anything else, keep it up!
I definitely practice, I just started sweep picking and if my day isn’t busy, I could easily sit there for 4+ hours without even realizing it 😭
@@SixStringShredder Forget what I said😂😂, it is possible that not seeing you doing a whole cover or seeing you playing nowadays I think you have not worked hard enough, but in the end you know what you are capable of doing hahaha, I have seen the end, you have a very good hand position, I recommend you to practice neo classical metal to get used to do complex sweep picking, I am sure you will go far.
playing 115 towards the end was epic
just came across this video after 1 month. thats pretty awesome.
That's way more progress than I made in that time haha, good job 👍
Thanks man 🤙😁
some advice from someone who played for 15 years or so before trying learn how to hybrid pick do it now. while u still are somewhat learning. i got so much better after learning how to in just a couple years. it really opens up alot.
I’ve already started to hybrid pick (although I didn’t know what it was called), but I’ve only done it on 2 songs 🥲
Great work! 🤘
Rock on man 💪
Great progress, dude!
Thanks man 🤘😄
@@SixStringShredder you're welcome, mate!
Keep it up mate!
Nice job bro!
I’m currently practicing far from heaven by fit for an autopsy. If you want to strengthen your pinky try to play this song 😅 also GET A 7 STRING! I just got a Jackson 7 string for under 200 dollars and it unlocks so much more metal to play
I started learning this week, you make me scared.😅
I have played for about 25 years. There is one thing you did in this video that is EXTREMELY important that people find out when playingblead guitar licks.
During your first year there was something that was holding you back. It was the finger positiining of your fretting had . You were using the fatter part of you fingers more. Then when you started using more of your finger tips you not only got more accurate sound you got more speed and accurrac. Good job on correcting that early.
I would say that you did something else that I believe is important in the video. That was waiting a while to buy new gear. Once you have practice on gear that is not that good to improve it really helps your mental state of playing that now you sound better and it is a boost of wanting to improve even more.
You are on the right path now bro. I would suggest to start adding a learning a little bit of the tools now. Everyday in practice add just 30 minutes to an hour everyday or every other day into learning all the major-minor pentanoics and learn the modes. Do an excose that makes them kind of fun. O would suggest using them as warm up so you cannlearnnsomething everyday while you warm up.Once you have learned that it will again catapult your play ability. John Mayer has a great video of what he calls the equater. He teaches you how to vowualize mixing major amd minor pentatonic scales together.
KEEP JAMMIMG BROTHER!!
Thank you for the kind words man 🙏🤘
@@SixStringShredder No problem man. I enjoy helping new players to dodge some of the for coming pitfalls that many players fall into at certain periods of stages of playing. There are 3 great lessons that are great hear on youtube to help boost your fretboard and musicality.
- Marty Friedman has a video on using the fret board in different areas to add a lot of texture to your playing and song writing .
-The one with John Mayers teaching about using the equator on the major and minor scales
- Mark Tremonti has a great lesson I use for warm ups. Using a 2 not diatonic run across 2 strings. It helps a lot for boosting your pinky playing ability while mastering hammer ons and pull offs.
Check em out. I think they will help you a lot at the stage you are in. It will make learning new things much faster while gaining accuracy.
I've been playing for three years and i still don't know how to do pinch harmonics your awesome
yoooo I have the same strap :00 ( this is awesome btw 😭 )
dude..... the Slayer + Death riff is brutal man 😭
Bro II love that we have the exact same clothing style :)))
Hell yeah
I imagine he looks back on his first video and thinks. "well, I learned how to tune a guitar and play it well"
Sick shit dude. Ive been playing for a year now and your so freaking good mean. I love the fight fire with fire riff. What is the best way to record music online for UA-camrs and just for fun?
Get yourself an interface (I use a Donner interface pedal which cost me abt $60) and record into a DAW on a computer , I use cakewalk which is free, export the audio to your phone and use video editing to match up the guitar audio to the video you took of you playing
@@SixStringShredder thx
u progressed fs
you are crazy good at guitar, what gear do you use? you sound frikin' great
When I first started, I had a $180 squire Strat and a $60 amp, then I got a Jackson js-22 and started using free digital amps and modelers, and just got a boss katana mkii-50 a couple days ago :)
im glad you learned how to tune the guitar after the first clip
me too 💀
a realistic 2 year progression
1:02 DUDE WHAT I WAS JUST LISTENING TO MY OWN SUMMER ON SPOTIFY AND I JUST WENT TO UA-cam AND U PLAYED IT, THATS SICK I SHOULD LEARN IT TOO! (but i just finished learning be quiet and drive and the tuning was a pain in the ass) 😭
2:45 OMG HERE IT IS! BE QUIET AND DRIVE I WAS NOT EXPECTING THAT
can i just say ur music taste is phenomenal.
it's like the 2 most popular deftones songs, everybody knows them 😭
@@BigLevahwhats thw song called 😅
What song 1:02?
That's impressive, i play for almost 5 years but under his level
If you haven't already, start looking at scales and the relationship between notes. It seems like you can play a lot of stuff, but can you improv and jam? Once you can recognize the key of a song, you can use scales and the relationship of whatever the root note is to just jam along in your own style. Wish I would've known that years ago.
Ill check it out :)
Shit man, i haven’t even finished the video but as a dude who’s been playing 7 years your feel is fuckin great ! Keep playing, maybe we’ll jam some day 🎉
Hell yeah 😎
Tips for starter solos are War Of The Gods by Amon Amarth and also Hearts Burst Into Fire by Bullet for my Valentine. Both dope and easy to pick up
Okay ending got me lol
🤣
been playing fir abt 2 years too and i gotr that same jackson
ahh that 115 intro! nice
I swear to god you have had the exact same journey as me lmao. When you started playing the last of us theme I fucking lost it because that was literally the song where i went like "yeah I probably gotta start learning to fingerpick now"
Lmfaoooo nice 🤣🤘
Nice playing! Although I think you should really try to play with a metronome
During my first couple months, I had no Idea how to use one, but I definitely use one now, especially when learning new techniques (I’m starting to learn sweep picking and a metronome helps a ton)
20:51 w/e this turns into it's already hard kinda gives me Boundaries - Is Survived By vibes
I learned that Metallica one solo when I was 1 years in too lol
dude was playing eruption 2 months in crazy
bro, i love your tone, could you send the settings?
In the second half I started using digital amps. Signal chain: Noise gate, a booster pedal (volume 75ish %, gain 30%) then into the free high gain amp (preamp OD- 7, bass-*8, mid-3, treb- 9, master OD- 6, presence- 8) and then into an EQ (drop the mids just a bit, and bring up the bass and treb just a bit) add some reverb if you want 🤘
(All on amplitube 5)
Better than me xd
good job
now bridge the gap from low to high and you got it all m8.
What was the name of that Trivium song you played around 1 year 7 months? Goes hard
It was the second half of “puller harder on the strings of your martyr”
impressive, how much did you practice per day, im thinking about buying electric guitar for myself but i don't know how should i practice or how much should i practice to get good results. Do you have any advices?
I’d say go for it man, it’s the best decision I ever made, I’d say when you first start out, try for at least 30 minutes to an hour bc it will build up callouses on your finger tips and then you’ll be able to play longer :)
good shit
hey im a beginner and am currently checking how elec guitars sound without distortion lol. im guessing u had one so would you kindly share from which part of this vid did you use dist? and plus you make me feel that not showing progress is normal and it gets better in later. :))
Whether I was using distortion or not depends on the song that I was playing, but for the most part I was playing with distortion bc I mostly play heavy metal 😎🤘
thanks
115 went hard ngl
Meshuggah is crazy on a 6 string
I wanted to play it 🤷♂️ (still need to get a seven string to play heavier stuff 🤣🤘)
Bro i couldn't play a regular chord progression song until like 6 months in
Hey bro, keep up the great work! 🤘 Do u mind telling me what song u played at 9:50?
The intro solo for “fade to black” by Metallica
the first few months are seriously the worst part. but once you get past that and you start to feel comfortable and see yourself getting better, it makes the guitar so much more fun.
21:20 Bro accidentally triggered the easter egg
Demiurge, hell yeah
Aye man you're amazing i just need some help tbh
Hit me, what are you working on?
What's the name of the music on 2:33?That's crazy good.
Pretty sure it’s Sonne by Rammstein
what kind of things did you practice and learn to be this good
I’m 100% self taught, so UA-cam (watching other people play it) and this guitar tab app called Songsterr really helped out a lot
But I mostly practiced muscle memory
The dream Theater had me dying
Had me dying too fam 😮💨