Thank you so much :) I depends on what part you "can't improve", I think. The tip to play slowly is meant to help you be able to follow along with all the details of the run, so you can get those right. For example the fingering of the run, or making sure you don't change position in such a way that you make unwanted strings ring out... but mostly you want to play slow for the coordination between left and right hand, I would think. If your problem with playing fast is sloppiness, then you need to keep playing slow. If your problem is that the run is simply too fast for your right hand to keep up, then you need to practice speed with your right hand. And at a certain point - after you get the right technique down - you have to try to push the speed, instead of just playing slow. Hope that points you in the right direction :)

@@jakobandres7684 Thanks a lot for the answer. I got the point :)

They are Petrucci sig pickups, I think. The Crunch Lab and Liquifire pickups from Dimarzio

Thanks dude! Sorry, I only remember that I used the Axe-FX. But probably some kind of Mesa Mark 2C+ thing. That was my go to amp on it..

@@jakobandres7684 Ah, Thank you, you're playing is sick btw, wish I could play as cleanly as you someday

Sounds like an interesting tutorial - could you send me a link?

@@jakobandres7684 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJLOfYZuoNKFoLc

@@GNXXRAY Yeah that's a cool video. But he doesn't show anything about the solo there. He shows a couple of riffs and the outro melody, so I'm not sure what it has to do with the solo 😅

Thanks! I had the knob moved further down to avoid ever accidentally turning it again.. Especially fast picking on the highest string had that unfortunate effect much too often 😂