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February 3, 2010
LordoftheStrings0106 :
Aeolian = Metalcore
BritishRocknRoll :
you are great player man but i can’t hear your sound
000darkstar000 :
Thnx 4the lesson dude.U ROCK!
esteban3527343 :
so basically the lesson is learn new scales…
kinated00r :
the last one is the kind of thing,
kirk does at the very end of creeping death …
MCsparkyD99 :
greatest teach on youtube period!!!
SoDaPoPbMx :
What kinda guitar and amp it sounds beautiful
CaptinCabbage27 :
isn’t that just G mixylodian?
einsteinian :
I agree when I play extremely fast I need a flexible pick that will give slightly to extreme speed picking, but when I want to squeel or pinch harmonic or even manhandle the strings, I absolutely need a small very firm pick like a jazz III, and when I strum chords I again want a thin pick. So literally what I will be playing somewhat dictates what pick I pick.
Sonicdreamcast :
For some reason, and I don’t know why, I sound best and “heaviest” (I’m a death metal/punk/thrash/metal guitarist) when using an orange .63 Dunlop pick, or the yellow .70 Dunlop pick. I just sound best with medium thickness picks.
operoperoper1234 :
he shakes the guitar seriously when he is doing his vibrato
XD
TheFatPandaShow :
thx for the vid i just starting playing XD
LupiPereira1 :
the second scale you played really looked like the sweet child solo in the fast part…
hmongcanadian :
is that a Gibson LP? How do you get it to sound so good? What amp and pedal are you using?
banrnon :
heah D
lazyboy369 :
the way he says “D” is awesome lol
realbluemeanie :
Its just a personal choise for each player…. Lighter gauge picks are more useful in strumming chords as the sound of a lighter pick is thinner and less over powering, however, trying to use a flimsy pick will make lead playing less powerful in sound…. use what you are comfortable with and find your own perfect pick!
AmineTommylee :
the last one is an oriental-arabic gear,
really interesting in metal
brahmabull84 :
LOL excellent
chodyglen :
often people prefer using a pick like a thin to strum on acoustic since it flexes more, and using a stiffer one like a medium to play electric
RangerN00b :
around 3:00 the scale he is showing is the end of the first solo of ‘Fade to Black’ by Metallica, but Metallica’s is in A. little fact for everyone.
lordakamai :
It’s all about what you like best but i personally prefer pretty thin picks when strumming chords and stuff on acoustic
GuitarRock08 :
That bend is in the Sweet Child of Mine solo intro.
saadileo88 :
NO…generally harder picks are preferred for electrics
oskarposkarr :
hahhah 0:23 ahahha funny , and good lesion!