I think the thumping part is 7 "notes" after the 4 triplet runs. 0-x-x, 0-x-x, 0-x-x, 0-x-x, 0-x-x-x-x-x-x (P-P-I-M-A-P-P). From Martin's tutorial on youtube. Maybe that's what you're doing... Hard to tell Regardless, great tutorial and sound! Thanks a lot

Where is your sweater from?

Sounds good! Do you have tabs for this?

Do you find it uncomfortable to play it in classical position considering the bridge?

Excelent tabs, definitely will buy some of them

meant to be on a 6 string not 7, decent amount of the parts are wrong but good playing. tuning is AGCFAD

What tuning is this song in?

Sounds great. Very faithful to the original. I've only seen 2 other youtubers manage to play an arrangement that covers both hands, keep it up? Such an accomplishment would definitely place you as one of the best guitarists in the world, and would make you the first to accomplish so on youtube on an electric guitar!

This is the WAY! Thanks for the tabs!!!

I know I can learn this solo as I've got 37 years experience under my belt, but watching you play the added guitar part at the end is just plain out showmanship. Well done my friend!

hes back!

Too slowly fast

That lead run at 3:33 is absolutely bad ass. I gotta learn that.

Is that part at about 3:59 in 11/4? 3:57

Ngl best guitar ever

Awesome. Thank you!

How does one achieve this speed

no way dude. this song and band are a huge part of my life and i'm learning micro aggressions through your lesson video. i go through the rest of your vids and this is a pleasant surprise to come across. no such thing as a coincidence. great work

Great work brother!

This is a beautiful piece of music and I like your playing style! I transcribed it to figure out how I can play like this, if you dont mind I have have a couple questions: 1. What is that first chord you arpeggiate? Am7 with a sharp 7? Is this because it borrows from A harmonic minor? 2. The second chord you arpeggiate looks like a Bbmaj7. Why does this sound so good, even though Bb is out of key? My best guess is that it's borrowed from D minor, which is adjacent of the circle of fifths? Thanks!

now that sounds more revolutionary

Hahlo Rubehn

What is the tuning for this tab?

Very nice. That metronome is too loud though ja !

for the intro arpeggio sweep you're playing the 14th fret instead of 17th on the A string, it's supposed to lead into a unison of the 12th fret on the D string. if you watch live videos of him playing it you can see he hits that 3rd note of the arpeggio with his pinky on the 17th.

Awesome

Great exercises thank you so much! Teacher i have a quest!I find my self finding more natural instead of down-up (with the pick) to do a up down as it would be if the first of the 3 ntoes where picked with a pick. Would u suggesto stick to down up or try my way ?

Is there tabs

How long would it take to learn this by ear

you know the band is cool when there's lot more than just tabs! Nice video man! entertaining too!!

Thats really cool. Nice job

quiso mostrar su guitarra no sus dedos :(

I had tinkered with this technique and even in a blog post I did called it "Hybrid Tremolo". You've certainly worked with it more than I have, I need to get to work! I love seeing these weird and obscure techniques from folks like you and Josh Martin

Thank you for the great lesson!

Awesome buddy, what's tuning?

I can play like this one day

thank you

what is the guitar cushion you use?, sad to see you stopped uploading :(

Adam Ragusea shreds!

Adam Ragusea shreds!

0:23

hey! i have that same model but need to change the strings as it was a gift. what gauge would you recommend?

Can you make a video on the solo too

More than these Beato quick lessons transcriptions!! Thanks!!!

The part where it says “all hammers” i can see your right hand finger picking sometimes i cant wrap my head arojnd that part but this is very good

This solo is honestly so hard, and accenting the notes live is an art

What is your string height? Or tension

can you do the rest of the album too hehe plz thankyou

Cool

so are hammering from nowhere ascending and only picking the descending notes? seems like that maybe a little pinky anchoring for hybrid? idk but its an awesome run