Marty Friedman & Li-sa-X: Professor Arpeggio!
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marty: subarashi subarashi
lisa: thank you..
marty: the fck bruh.. why am i speaking japanese to you anyways..
LOL!!
Super cool!
This is really cool! Can't wait!
She rocks😎🔥🔥🔥🔥
You can see the amazement in martys face. haha
very nice great
Dude she is good
Was that Dueling Banjos
She faces a life of talking to long-haired middle-aged males.
+Profingus Disquessor f6t555
well PG has short hair now
+ Erwin S Triggered?
+Chris John unless youre near a US Marine base...
you are are idiot & have NO knowledge of Japan, they hide their crime rate & don't report many things/crimes. NO ghettos? you must have only seen Japan in post cards. I know this stuff, white male & speak Japanese.
Marty's picking technique will never cease to make me uncomfortable.
My wrists hurt just watching him.
Thats the technique of a GOD, nobody cares if asians plays like robots at 2 yo or if they can play 1M notes ps, they will never create a solo, riff or a little piece of art like MARTY FUCKIN FRIEDMAN
@@TylerDurden-lx2ee This comment made me wanna quit playing guitar
Vote Fred Vinsel for President 2024
Is it even possible to sweep pick in that way?
she's really 36...Asians age well.
:D
Ok I laughed at this one. So true.
Bwahaha!
Lol good one
I've heard that she's actually in her late 50s now , trying multiple anti-aging treatments altogether . Man , people can go far to be called a prodigy in these days .
It's common to see lots of kids playing fast but this little girl has an excellent articulation, she plays extremely clean and perfectly rhythmically, each note sounds with the correct volume. This is really musically and technical, not just crazy speed without thinking. I'm absolutely amazed
+ThatGamer Have you heard Tina S. ? She's a MONSTER on Gtr. Years beyond her age. She just did For the Love of God by Vai that is Better than his.
+Watchman4u Tina S is 16 while this girl is only 9 tho
Chark Varor Chk out Tina when she was that age.
+Chark Varor tisa s is 16 since 2010
+Watchman4u Tina is good but her technique isn't so great. her fingers just seem to flop around. I guess technique is sort of irrelevant if you're playing well, but it's always bugged me slightly.
Have any of these rock child prodigies gone on to tear up the field as adults? They're amazing but seem to evaporate later on. Cue a dozen rebuttals....
I think what's often overlooked is just how good at young ages the mainstream heroes were. Steve Morse had evolved his adult picking technique by 16. Yngwie was blazing in his teens and both he and EVH had recorded classic albums by 21 or so. And probably many other examples.
+otosbutt No doubt. Picking technique happened a little later for Mike as he tells is, also in the 15-16 range like Steve. But the one characteristic all these players have in common is that they did not spend years and years developing basic technique. At least with picking technique, most of them solved the hardest problems within a year or two from whatever point they really started paying attention to mechanical concerns.
***** I think it's easy to become too focused on technique as guitar players and sometimes to overlook the artistry that the big players bring to the table. Nobody would have cared about Malmsteen's or Vai's technique if it were not for their innovative sounds and styles. To me, these very young rock virtuoso kids disappear later on for same reason that classical players become become successful: their technical ability and capacity for imitation. That alone is never going to make anyone stand out in rock music though and, I feel, ultimately defeats the object of it. A tour guide once said to me: "Every Vegas hotel has a gimmick", something unique to attract you to it, and I think the same is true of rock guitarists and that these kids' only gimmick is their age. I hope I don't come across as jealous - just because the little bastards are all better than me! hehe
+WestcountryDude I think when you look at the chops of some of the "unsung" random guitar heroes on youtube, some of them were probably unusually proficient at a young age, we just didn't hear about them. I think your answer to your own question sums it up well: what separates the legends from the footnotes is great songs. Ask random rock music fans who their favorite guitarists are, and the overwhelming majority of the names will be people who are known for catchy songs. Especially now that technical instruction has become so widely available, Yngwie-esque playing has become a commodity. It may still take dedication to learn, but it's not highly valued by the listening public at large.
As Troy has hinted at or possibly even stated outright in some of his material, perhaps the greatest legacy of Cracking The Code will be that it will get more of us up to "shredding" proficiency relatively quickly so that we can re-direct our "learn to shred" reinvention-of-the-wheel efforts into new and more interesting musical avenues. That is, to paraphrase the martial arts cliche that annoyed Bart Simpson: "we must learn shredding so that we never have to use it." OK, maybe not "never", but as Marty Friedman said in one of the video lessons he did for Guitar World (paraphrasing): "Once you learn to play fast, you realize that nobody cool is going to want you to play fast." That doesn't mean learning to play fast can't be personally rewarding, it just means we should be prepared that unless we bring something more to the table, there won't be many people who want to listen to us. ;-) Way more people people appreciate Eddie Van Halen or John Lennon than Vai or Malmsteen or Batio.
And I don't say that to disrespect Vai or Malmsteen or Batio: I mention them only to observe that some things grab the ears of the public at large, and some things don't. That's not necessarily a reflection of how talented or hardworking an artist is, it's just a matter of how their creative output aligns with the tastes of listeners (and music industry kingmakers).
+WestcountryDude it doesn't matter if they "make it" as adult, famous rockstars. it might be fun to compare young prodigies to adult master musicians, but it's really not the point of it. if you take it from the teacher's perspective, marty friedman's perspective, it's appreciating students' talents and giving them something positive to grow with. look at how happy and impressed he is while teaching her. for students, it doesn't matter if they're super impressive or not. this young girl's mental development is being given the stimulation she can clearly use as a very smart and talented person later on. her ability to learn surely isn't just in guitar, and she can use it elsewhere in life.
I don't know what is more impressive- her ability on guitar, or Martys grasp of Japanese. Both leave me in awe....
I'm off to get a rosetta stone course in Japanese and my 5 month old daughter some guitar lessons.
+TheBobSmoke well he's been living in japan for more than 10 years now. It would be awkward not knowing it after that long.
+TheBobSmoke he married to a japanese cellist in 2012. live in japan for more than that, a weaboo [hehe..], of course he need to know how to speak japanese... it's more surprising if he didn't after all those yrs spent in japan...
I didn't read your long ass peace of shit so yeah FUCK YOU¡
@@steveo9683 No, fuck you sir.
Rosetta stone sucks, so do the vast majority of consumer language courses. Get a real textbook or take a class at an actual university
Gonna throw my guitar out the window. bye!
+JooJoo Flop Don't forget to set it on fire afterwards! Then scatter the ashes.... :P
j zachary No guitarist is that pure lol.
yeah get REAL, you either Love playing Guitar or don't, no one should ever quit playing because theres other people who are better than you, there will always be better players.
I'm making dubstep music thanks to this! Lol.
mee to
53 yrs old .... gonna go back to my plinking. I have some guitars for sale now!
+Bobby Bailey LOL
lol.... im 46 and i think i will put mine up for sale too.... lol
I don't know how you learned that slow honestly. What's going on here isn't extremely hard, and doesn't take a lifetime to reproduce. It wouldn't even take a few months if you actually gave a shit.
+FlaxeMusic You sir seriously do not understand sarcasm nor (imho) music, nor have a sense of humor. I also assume you cannot play guitar.
+Bobby Bailey Wow, take some of your own medicine grandpa, Haha. In reality I'm approaching the end of my jazz performance degree majoring in guitar, I play in a funk/latin fusion quartet and a big band, having played for a total of 4 years, since my 19th birthday, I've worked very hard and constantly taken risks of financial and housing insecurity to achieve what my heart desires, whereas I assume quite grandiosely you made the choice to forgo your dreams and work a 9-5 because you couldn't hack it and make a sacrifice. Go back to plinking on your pentatonic shape with your fragile defeatist attitude, I'm sure one day you'll turn into Steve Vai.
Can I be more impressed with Marty that speaks Japanese…?!
He lives in Japan
Well, he's lived in Japan for 15 years and is married to a Japanese woman.
@@ShikataGaNai100 There are many people in the US who have lived here for decades and still can't speak English. I imagine expecting them to would be considered "racist", which is probably why we're expected to learn their language in our own country. It's not very polite to show up to someone else's house and demand they play by a different set of rules.
I bought her album! Dude, at her children/teenagers are just being what they’re meant to be. Meanwhile this Japanese girl shreds and is also very musical❗️🤘
Marty!!! dont show her more!!! she might evolve into an alien!!!
The kid will go as far as she wants, and I think she has the ability to make any song sound better.She blows away any Asian kid away and just about any body alive. She keeps me coming back for more and I never get tired of it. Li Sa - X rocks, or im tone deaf.
Rumors are: Dave Mustaine wants to hire the prodigy girl.
I love the kind support these kids get. Is almost unconcievable she got that guitar at that age. I ope she keeps going.
This just made Marty even so much more cooler to me.
I appreciate what marty Friedman has done and all... but after Lisa Showcasing her technique ... Marty trying to teach her some rudimentary major triad reflects poorly on Marty.
I asked him to do that, and he was game, which reflects rather positively. In fact he was a charmer the entire interview and made Lisa really feel at ease. Props to both of these talented players who were willing to sit down for a fine-toothed examination of their abilities by a total stranger with lots of instrusive cameras!
thanks for the feedback. Marty is very sympathetic for being there and listening and jamming.. no doubt. Great job of you for getting them together!
This reminds me a bit of a clinic he did in Den Haag (Netherlands) to promote an album (Music for speeding) and a new guitar..
He explained and showed some things he likes doing.. how he bends the notes etc.. cool stuff!
But there was also a part where he was discussing really basic stuff.. like... really basic stuff. He looked around for acknowledgement.. as if he was waiting for someone to say.. huh?? How do you mean?? How do you do that?? What are you explaining?? But everyone knew cause it was that simple.
Point is that in light of what he has done, is known for etc.. he could have given her something to really chew on right? That is something I was hoping to see here.. No disrespect of course, the guy is awesome! And so is Lisa :-)
Consider also that social etiquette in Japan puts a particular premium on avoiding creating embarrassment for others. And even in the west, someone might be perceived as a bit of a jerk for putting a child musician "on the spot". If Marty had more challenging suggestions for Lisa, it seems like it would be more adroit to bring them up with her father (also a guitar player and her teacher) without the cameras rolling. And given that the mandate here was to understand what Lisa does well, and how she does it, I thought Marty handled things perfectly.
what a condescending asshole marty is. she clearly ALREADY learned half your fucking solos.did you really think it would take her more than half a minute to learn that gay ass bullshit? I love when americans think they are smarter than everyone else on the planet. marty looks fucking stupid.
You have zero uploads and zero views on your channel showing your skill. This one video has almost 300,000 views showing hers. Who is showing up who?
I love this technique. It makes shredding so much easier and those arpeggios turn out to be a piece of cake!
I've had the pleasure of having Marty in my little home studio (working with a roommate of mine) and I'll tell you he's as nice a guy as you could hope to meet. Genuinely pleasant and down to earth - I'm not surprised he'd sit down with a young player and give encouragement.
How to impress a Guitar Legend in 30 seconds !!!
It's a show probably. What you except from him? He is already talking their language to impress despite they all talk English.
She doesn't seem impressed...!
I love that Marty Friedman is a big deal in Japan but that he in no way acts like it. He is a good guest.
How can you not feel laughter and joy while watching this..........
Quá tuyệt vời! Very good
Браво , девочка показала как всё просто и красиво, а учить , только портить.
Не понятно сколько ей лет, но делает она то, что достигается годами репетиций.
Ещё раз браво малышка !
Woah! She’s amazing! No effort whatsoever she picks up a new finger twister. Unbelievable!
Scarified, ,awesome
I'm sure those who are down-playing her talents are experiencing a bit of subconscious jealousy - when they see this grade-school girl shredding a guitar like they could only dream of doing
Subconscious jealousy!? Nope… Just plain old jealousy. Speaking for myself.
Funny he’s teaching her guitar speaks in Japanese and she responds in English “Thank you” that’s what makes these videos fun to watch.
Damn! Super impressive.
Pretty sure she's going to take over the world
I am honestly very proud of her! I don't care how long I've been playing for, I always like seeing newer generations continue with tradition and play an instrument. She is very talented too! Great job!
Wouuuuw Marty speaks Japanese ? AMAZING
You've got a lot of videos to watch if you didn't know that.
inspirational guitar yeah he lives in Japan. He’s been able to speak Japanese even when he was in Megadeth.
He lives in Japan.
She's better than me because she probably had nothing else she needs to do. Thats the only legitimate excuse I could think of.
That always pops into my head whenever I see younger guitarists that are good. I think to myself: They must not have to go to work all day or have kids to raise. Then I realize that I'm laying on the couch watching youtube videos and commenting my ass off instead of practicing. Sheesh! FML! Hehe!
+Emmanuel Calderon Yep... I realized a couple of years ago, that youtube, for me, had drastically changed the the person I had been for most of my life...the amount of time I would of otherwise been practicing and _creating_ on my guitar, is now spent on staring into a screen watching other's success stories, and imagining how it must be, to be that person....and then of course, COMMENTING on the experience I just had watching them. LMAO!! Holy crap..... This is not a good thing to have happened, at all... Just wow. lol. At the count of 3 lets just throw our laptops out the window! :)
+shucksful Ha! After commenting I got on my guitar and now I'm practicing... Although I just picked up my phone right now and replied!
Emmanuel Calderon LOL. Right on bro! You're an inspiration to me, now! :)
+shucksful ,LoL!
Dear future kids,
On breakfast, you will eat tabs. On lunch, you will eat strings. On dinner, you will eat an electric guitar. Don't go to school, just play the fucking instrument.
Love,
Dad
She will most likely grow up to be a brain surgeon or figure out teleporting. I don't think she will "just" be a "shredder".
Grady Bledsoe She will do those things while shredding.
@@Marunchak it will probably end up with being a youtube hobby or just a hobby for her, she has a lot of potential for music tho
The kid has an incredible ear to pick licks up that fast.
Someone quickly hide my guitar.
If I find it I am lighting it on fire.
your guitar is scarified 🤧
Thaddaeus Premkumar anagram - sacrificed.
Coincidence?
@@GearZenChannel no 😆😉
it's funny how Marty said "she learns fast" and actually sounded like a Japanese speaking English rather than an American :P
Wow, Pauley Shore plays guitar and speaks Japanese good!
Here I thought he was a complete idiot!!
:)
Im done, I dont like to play guitar anymore, :-)
And this is why I gave up guitar…
Талантливач девочка ! 💥👍👍👍
naaaah im too old to play like this kid. so, i play guitar like an old man.
Amazing, without words, what a talented young musician.
Wow its amazing
Verry talented guitarist girl
The first riff Gilbert? 😍
Shes already learnt a harder version of that pattern from learning scarified, thats why it was so easy, not hating just pointing out the truth.
"Subarashi...subarashi"
- "Thank you"
..........................
Wow, the performance is fantastic.
That's admirable
I think it was a little bit awkward for marty😂😂
And the video takes only a minute while tutoring a child that was a little bit better than him😂😂
I love them both im a big fan..
I’m not sure but her parents probably forced her to love this
Умничка, талантище, молодец.
Just when u thought u have mastered your craft, you find an 8 yo Japanese kid who can do it better
and after that Marty Friedman threw his Les Paul out the window and went for a nice refreshing shot of tequila, thinking back that he should have just been a businessman in his younger days.
Lisa X can do 500 episodes of 'Betcha cant play this'..
Shes beautiful!!
must.practice.HARDER!
All of the people who hit the dislike button are just mad because a little girl schooled them at guitar playing.
Just got my 7yr old grandson his first guitar...hope he can be half as good as Li-sa.....but even if he isn't I'm ok with that
やっぱりね。一度聞いたら即弾けちゃう、絶対音感の持ち主ってことで、天才です。
Excellent performance girl, god bless you
Im gonna use my guitars as a baseball stick then...
Awesome playing Li-sa-X! What's the name of the song she's playing. I've heard it so many times, I just cannot remember what it is?
Edit: I remember now, I remember how it started, I don't remember yesterday... sorry.... It's Scarified by Racer-X of course :)
"Scarified" by RacerX (featuring Paul Gilbert)
Wow keren sekali,, punya bakat
An American speaks Japanese and a Japanese speaks English.
Try indonesian musician....they are very talented....just go to alip ba ta clip vid(worthy ur time).....will blown your 🧠 .......
kren
It's only he plays the tornado of souls solo he wins.
Will you ever to a cracking the code on Allan Holdsworth?
Yaru jaa ,,, lol i can't teach her anything i'm out boys xD
Even I'm astounded at how quick she learned Marty's riff.
She's going to be as good as (or maybe even better than!) Tina S! :O
+Mark Lumsley when someone gets to that level of playing there is not "better" anymore, just "different"
+tango setentaycinco That's not true. Although many guitarists would agree with you, it's only the elitists who say stuff like skill can't be measured. Of course we cannot measure it accurately, but we know if someone plays faster, cleaner, with better timing, better feel, better vibrato, etc.. Tina is not at the elite level yet in all of those areas.
Rusty Shackleford what I was trying to say was that both already master all the things that makes a great guitarrist, scales, phrasing, theory,etc I don't think there's anything Lisa does that Tina can't do, being better is relative and depends on personal taste, Lisa X at her young age and with those little hands already excels at all techniques like alternate picking, sweep arpegioes, etc, Tina is a little older and has a few more years ahead of experience and practice, I think we would only be able to really compare them when they start composing their own music...they're both exceptional
+tango setentaycinco I love that statement, it's like when people compared Yngwie to say Paul Gilbert, no one on the face of the planet could say one is better than the other, they're just "different".
ESPSJ exactly
After much time of studying and trial and error, I have begun to truly see how these instances of prodigies etc come about. I have been teaching guitar full time for the past 6 years, and have been host to huge amount of students, lots of kids but plenty of adults as well. These prodigies or more "naturally gifted" players not only come as kids but as adults as well. let me give some examples.
I have student named Brad, he is mid 30s, normal guy, runs his own gym etc. Anyways, with in 4 lessons with him, he was already able to play a decent amount of songs, with very solid rhythm and has continued to improve since then very well, then there's, Colt, he is 13, and I have been teaching him for a year now, out of all the students I have taught, he is the only one that I have come across that from the very start his alternate picking technique was already there, it just needed development (we are currently working on "Aviator/polyphia". It has become a common place with Colt for use to speed up youtube videos to be more challenging, as far as 2x normal speed.
What does Brad and Colt have in common? They both understand very well how their brains learn, and process information. Everything from the articulations and mechanics to being able to maintain a very calm and "relaxed" state while they are playing. They are very attentive listeners and tend to obsess over the smallest things while they are playing a part, things that normal players would scuff off as just a "sliding squeak" they focus on how to eliminate any and everything that they don't believe should be heard.
When marty was showing Lisa that arpeggio idea, she watched him briefly, and then processed what she "heard" and refined it til it sounded as close as possible to what he did. If you watch carefully, you'll see him biding for her attention, trying to get her to watch what he was exactly doing as she was working out what she thought it was but, she had already seen enough of it to get the visual mapping, and was refining what she heard when he played the idea, so her watching him over and over wasn't very vital, it had moved on to refining the sonic clip that had been made in a loop of sorts in her head. I think this also helps her maintain her technique and relaxed feel, because she reproducing the lick he played but in the mindset she would have if she was was writing ideas or licks etc, so it came faster to her and she was able to efficiently pull it off.
In summation, if you are able to find specific ways your brain can process and learn information at the fastest way possible, be able to target specific patterns and how each musical idea connects to the next as well as be completely aware of your body and your state of being as relaxed as possible, and focus more on what you "heard" and not getting wrapped up in what you "saw", then you'll have a great chance of experiencing similar results.
boom is genetics lol the one which plays guitar is the brain, plain and simple, this is why it comes easier for some than others, fact of life, this applies to all other endeavors and hobbies as well
She have to play clean, i admire a guitarist who can compost his own song memorable
She just blew away 99.9% of the UA-camrs. Amazing girl!
wow...have to stick with practicing more often :D
she's so cute
He is a great music professor but great abilities in languages as well
I think I'm more amazed that Marty Friedman can speak such fluent Japanese.
+RaiderSix He's lived there forever now since he split with Megadeth, he had 2 TV shows there and is still on TV all the time and working in bands there. Supposedly he taught himself how to speak fluent on the tour bus before he ever even moved there, according to an interview with him I read last year.
Far out, she awesome so is Marty's Japanese...
Him and Paul Gilbert. Both pretty fluent in Japanese and have taken that country by storm.
Сколько смотрю такие видео и задаю вопрос почему заграничные дети так могут, а наши споют тихонечко шёпотом и все в восторге, надо понимать я на уровень выше друзья
Умница молодец
Geezuz.... I've been thrashing for 35 years and she makes me look old. Oh wait, I am old !
What song did Lisa-x played at the beginning?
if you're still wondering, it's scarified by racer X
Someone said she faces a life of speaking with long haired middle aged men/, guitarists...True... Then i said may a min ... The new A.I. generation... May not have long hair at all,, or middle aged. And do not stop to take breaks. But from what I hear .you do not want to make a mistake. They're very very nasty . And put needles under your nails in each finger tip till u. Get it right . But she's used to that sorta thins . Being that she's from Vietcong...
Amazing technique. She has been taught well by someone. Hopefully she learns more than shred though.
I must say, this is the first child that can play and actually sounds good i see in youtube.
He went for a hour class guitar, but she got it in some seconds, so finish the class LOL
her playing scarified while I try to learn it for 3 months
That's it I quit...... This little girl is one of my new Hero's. That was super cool and she got to sit there with Marty
Y do i even bother
もはや英語の方が違和感を感じるマーティー
I'm sorry, but you shouldn't take a Marty Friedman lick to a Paul Gilbert fight, even if you are Freidman. It's not like he's Jason Becker.
Wow, I even learned something! Great upload! And check out my videos for some good, ol' fashioned, nut kickin Rock n Roll!