I would love to see you do the solo to “we stitch these wounds” by black veil brides

Thanks Bro. Realli really thanks from Italy 🇮🇹. You are great e this video Is really helping me. Thank you so much buddy ❤❤

Insanely beautiful... One of the best covers on You Tube, where every note is so deeply ingrained in the soul, I hear immeasurable pain and crying

Damn this fcks even harder than the original. Good job man!

The arch look at the end really cracked me up. Priceless! The guitarwork as well as always 👌

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Ok i been trying to play thi song for years and your breakdown init helped me understand it much deeper as i see it being done real time and i got to say this is a very difficult song given the simplicity of how its composed the last part where one must stretch a good distance on the l 2 lower strings. And the part with the bluesy sounding bends is the main parts that are disturbingky difficult to play and master one could onlt think only a madman could come up with such a masterpiece which despite the beauty and simplicity is intricate in every part of it and i happen to know for a fact. Randy would have definitely been the one to do it. Among everyonbit jut screams the way his playstyle was unique no one else at tebtime even came close to it which i see why hes the one to inspire me to want to play guitar the moment i heard it when my friends mom played thing when i was a kid was the moment i would say my life changed in terms of what i wanted as a hobby and im always thankful hanging with them i learned of such good music and got introduced to a lot of stuff i would have never even heard or even thought would be something wirth listening to if it enduo playing in background and. Id hav to always stop and hear something. Badass and hav to goand ask what was playing

Accessible and easy to follow lesson. Thanks dude

I can almost play the solo note for note at 50% tempo. It's hard.

This is the most inspiring riff writing clip I've seen so far, and I've seen a lot of them. Thanks alot!

My favorite guitar solos with the one on Tornado of Souls. Always will be

Thank you I've only been playing for 3 months and I think I'm ready for Painkiller :D

Dude, you are every bit as good as any great guitar player I’ve ever seen!

I’ve been playing guitar for 30 years I wish I could do half these things. Kudos

No mention of Brett Garsed?

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one of the sickest guitar solos i try to learn and after thousands hours of listening and trying i made it ;) But backing to reality without correct technique noone should start learning this solo. Sound easy but definitely isnt easy.

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Something else that might help someone out there is if you're trying to play a fast lick or run in a real song that you want to learn, just apply the same idea shown in this video and play the notes at like half or 1/4 speed and gradually increase the speed. I know I'm one of those people who can "master" an exercise like this and then I go to play a real song and realize "Oh shit I actually have to learn the notes for this first." Sometimes exercises don't translate directly into being able to play something more difficult, but the idea behind it can be applied to that piece of music and when you kind of do the exercise again but with the "real" notes you're trying to play it'll help you get it faster.

could you do winter madness by wintersun?

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Wow, been playing for 25+ years and youre the only one who broke it down for me in a way I understood. Most music teachers throw WAY too much music theory into why they play the things they play but you just make it easier to understand. Thanks.

Thanks Brad. I can now play Stabwound by Necrophagist. Now I’m done practicing I can finally eat some beans!

Awesome ❤

Well done, Sir ✨

He does look like Bradley Hall in fact he is because their channel logo is almost the same and they look the same

1:03 is picking alternate or economy bro?

Now do As I Am Solo

Man,i was stunned on learning this solo like holy shi,alexi solo is hard af

Just letting you know, 2 strings sweep picking is harder than 3 strings sweep pick. 3 > 4 and so on

Made my brain melt before I picked up a pick :(

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Just learn this little exercise and get see results quickly!...mate.

destroying fingers ahhh sessions

What I never manage to get right about the first solo is how Randy ascends back up from those 16th note sequenced triplets with really aggressive palm muting that's almost staccato. It's so hard to do at full speed and I end up kind of slurring my way thru it. Something about the guitar tone and maybe the double tracking is helping the palm muting perhaps, but it mostly seems to be in his technique. I think he would have been able to get the same effect on an acoustic. Hardly anybody gets it right, including Zakk and Jake. P.S. Unhappy anti-Christmas 🤣

Why are the tabs so small

Thanks for the tips! Will you use this technique in a root position major arp (eg 14, 14, 12, 17). There is a roll in the middle (or ring) finger, but I'm wondering if you manage to get the hammer from nowhere working anyway. Maybe with some clever right hand muting?

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Young Jimmy Page?

Thannnksssss!!!!

Im over here playing on an acoustic. So glad to be here

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0:10 omg thank you for doing the pinch harmonics on 1, 2, and 4. Anybody worth their salt should get that part. Sadly even Petrucci himself rarely does it right anymore.

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This and the Rythm Guitar workouts, fkn fabilous man!! Thank you SO much for this. Subbed.

Does practicing at slower speeds help playin the same runs at speed? i heard a walkin vs runnin analogy somewhere about this how walkin very fast n running isn't the same. not sure how they meant it in relation to playing sweeps

Damn, you're just amazing dude!

For the exercise near the end... playing the pull off15th fret on the high E... is it crucial that you play it with ring finger, or can you use pinky instead? I tend to use pinky a lot so I'm just wondering. thanks!