5 Must Know Outside Fusion Licks

[@Wallimann]

Grab the FREE tabs and backing track for this video here: bit.ly/2LUDvNz

[@josuejosue_24]

Its actually not free 😕

[@MarcioAlves_guitar]

😢 da baixa

[@ariel12131]

1. 1:00 2. 3:30 3. 4:43 4. 5:56 5. 7:54

[@vincentparrella3424]

Dave you are without a doubt my favorite player on youtube,articulate, easy to understand and no showing off,articulation I'm sure you can shredd,but you put teaching first and that's what us players need is practical understanding. Thanks a million David

[@Wallimann]

+vincent parrella Thank you so much Vincent!!

[@mustafarmonnasmonnas4716]

kind of fusion..a good future....

[@proximact695]

is the best

[@jonasdnkjr5774]

I agree 100% Vincent :)

[@gkfrandsen7739]

I have learned, forgot, and relearned these licks 3-4 times. I've tried to find other fusion style lessons but I keep coming back to this one. The addition of each scale with each lick is really helpful. This lesson was a great starting point for me to create my own fusion solos. thx David!

[@tarikkeskin]

David thanks! I have been hearing all kinds of fusion solos and to this day I coudln't understand what was going on. Especially the diminished scale was very mind opening, a million thanks!

[@mikekovacevic9337]

I really like the way you teach compared to other players on KZbin. You just get right to it and don't waste time trying to explain what you're teaching. Keep up the good work

[@tconnell1121]

so b2, b5 and major7 is what I got out of this. I really like the whole tone scale a 1/2 step below. You get maj7 & b2 , but just the angular nature of the whole tone scale makes it all sound a little out. Bonus: every single note generates an augmented arpeggio! Good lesson!

[@rodolfoperez7239]

I love the firts and last lick a lot! This guy it’s an awesome teacher and he always comes with nice stuff! Thanks man!

[@vincentparrella272]

Dave,your an inspiration to me....Have been for 3 years,I hope you continue to share your talent with all of us. Blessings.

[@lethaldj13]

I've been amazed and puzzled with Jazz fusion, in trying to learn this licks i think i will be able to develop my own arsenal of jazz fusion licks~ I really dont know how to get a feel for it at first as im a self taught player with not much formal education

[@LeoMottaLeerdam]

Thank you a lot for this ! you're easy to understand and that's the most important thing to considerate when somebody is trying to teach something.

[@pablodebiddlybo3771]

Thoroughly enjoyed this and it cut through a lot of cobwebs today for my playing . Thanks man

[@rikraunaak2507]

1:00 3:30 4:43

[@mikethemarquis]

5:56 7:54

[@MrKittles1123]

Really good lesson! I enjoyed learning these and I think they were all accessible enough to do fairly quickly, but challenging and interesting enough to feel engaging. Well done 👍🏼

[@hmoore76]

Wow, amazing - thank you!

[@patrickr.5821]

Great stuff! So much excellent playing and tuition on your channel!

[@colinburgess7728]

another great video. this works so much better than the other tricks I have seen, such as sidestepping etc. many thanks

[@martinguitars2109]

After watching just one of your videos I enrolled for the class.within a week I'm now playing challenging solos. Thx ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@123456789562051]

MR.DAVID IS THE BEST GUITARIST AND TEACHER EVER!!!

[@willemstander8400]

Lick #4 is a stunner. Thank you so much David!

[@dersacrakinebrizin5380]

Those licks are freaking awesome. Thanks from Buenos Aires.

[@tommylarsson2025]

Tasty stuff and good point that you shouldn't just copy things without putting your own heart and soul in it. I use it as an inspiration and I never know where it ends when i start playing. But i will definitely try to master this 5. Great stuff! Keep up the GW!

[@rysriffs]

You sir are a tasteful tasteful man!

[@back2backband1]

Thanks great video!

[@ariel12131]

OMG lessons, tabs and backing tracks for free.🤩🤩🤩 I should have known this earlier. Thank you very very very much master.

[@i.marinov8302]

David, the fifth lick is really, really cool! Thank you!

[@johnorhan121]

Thank you David for beautiful fusion riffs. I also really appreciated your tuition style which was informative and moved at a good pace. Beautiful! Fantastic!! Thank you

[@Inverse_Sense]

Public Service Fusion Award goes to David! Very useful snippet for slackers like me. Thanks again!

[@Wallimann]

Haha! Thanks! :)

[@OjosDeHuever]

Fool-proof fusion soloing! Awesome lesson. How I wish that these sort of learning resources had been around when I started learning to play seriously twenty years ago, instead of the dreadful ASCII tabs.... Thank you so much!

[@hados1853]

lick 4 is sick, i will definitely use that in my songs (I will change it so it's not an exact rip off)

[@SpartanLaserCanon]

Chormatics in the right place which can be hard to have can sound so cool sometimes. Man I should practice outside notes more.

[@brianmcdermott281]

Wow I love these licks! Thank sonmuch

[@r.tack676]

Great player,great teacher.Thank you Dave!

[@jackleyton5504]

You totally rock David. Inspirational stuff.

[@soylentkris]

Hey David, nice stuff. I modified Lick #5 (1/2 Whole Dim) by substituting an D# for the 2nd to the last note (instead of D nat)... spices it up nicely, gives it a Mel Min sound.

[@JJ3136]

YOU ARE SO AWESOME DAVID, I LOVE THE SOUND !!!

[@rayminter5487]

Bro David!!! You the MAN!!!! Great lesson!!!!!!!!

[@Wallimann]

Thanks man!

[@mbeliv3763]

I like the chalenge Dave. Thx a lot for your time and for making our life out of the confort line. :)

[@LacedBacon]

Loved this lesson, I've been wanting to learn licks like this but didn't know where to start so thanks!

[@belascialoja4812]

Yeah! Juicy sounds -- love this stuff.

[@clovis2012]

This is amazing Dave. Thank you so much!! For a possible future lesson, can you explain the rhythmic syncopation you use for these jazz/fusion type lines? Inside or outside the harmony, how can we improvise our own lines with such an in the pocket feel?

[@bestboy897]

excellent licks once again david

[@nelsonfleig5024]

Awesome David! Using this to get me out of a rut. Love you dude!

[@psychodispensary]

Thank you for what you are doing. Greetings from Russia

[@krang07]

I had a guitar teacher years ago that could play all that cool jazzy stuff, playing tasty outside notes in his lead lines. I asked how he learned that stuff and he said he would listen to and play with steely dan records a lot.

[@graemeeve4324]

Very cool and easy to follow. Great tutorial. Thank you.

[@firegarden3857]

Great Stuff….this will bring me a big kick. Thanks a lot - musician of heart -

[@902Steeler]

Awesome lesson man

[@bokopiiti2275]

woooaah those licks are FIRE !!!!!

[@JonnyRollin]

I think I may finally understand how to get thru the Larry Carlton door-excellent lesson,thanks.

[@xabiguitar]

Sounds good, I’ll try them 👍🏽👍🏽

[@DaronMacke]

Awesome stuff as always Sensei!

[@Wallimann]

Thanks!

[@knutgit]

Great! That works!

[@Somchiman]

Excellent tips!

[@patbreacadh]

Killer licks by the way, and great lesson! (y)

[@GuilhermeOliveira-ho1xj]

8:44

[@AllanGildea]

Superb, thank you David.

[@vinnieluis2379]

Magnifico !!!

[@frmcf]

Man, number 4 is *far out*! Amazing.

[@proximact695]

bufff super nice david

[@marcosleite9297]

David sou do Brasil. Cara sempre que visito sua pagina da aquela vontade de estudar mais e mais , vc é um grande musico que inspirar a todos. abraços

[@tylerthompson1842]

great ear benders

[@黃冠豪-t1b]

this is so cool!!!

[@FedeOttalagano]

Great stuff

[@zhiyarali557]

Finally found a gr8 channel.

[@Wallimann]

Thanks so much!

[@cyrusmatt7302]

Is this lick movable?

[@jaredwilliams1031]

It's going to work over minor chords, but you can transpose to different keys. Is that what you mean?

[@adamneal69]

Excellent again ;)

[@robertbrown6569]

You are amazing

[@johnerickmarzo7278]

Lick No.4 may i know how to apply properly the whole tone or chromatic scale in chords?

[@anl8838]

Those lick are awesome.İt took 1.5 hours for practic :))

[@sigiriabeysekara8723]

1:02 3:29 4:44 5:57 7:55

[@patbreacadh]

As always great playing and outstanding sound! Is your guitar an Ibanez?

[@anthonysorongon1075]

Very nice tutorial sir. But if you don’t mind may I know the chords progression you used for that sir? Hehehe

[@lapasachipaka7203]

WOW ! Thanks a ton for sharing this Dave. Also, would you mind giving any tips or advice about your tone ?! It's really amazing !

[@brentrusche2056]

David, I really enjoy your videos...especially this one! Thanks for your willingness to share your knowledge and content. What model Ibanez are you using in this video...it seems to be equipped with a beautifully integrated Synth Pickup that seems to be a factory installation. Please let me know the exact model so that I may be able to source one (a bit of searching revealed an RG1520G...but images do not show any with a quilted top like yours...or even that type of pickup). Thanks! Brent

[@yaboi-km2qn]

Ah, some licks that sound good that I can actually play.

[@thefrdz1]

Da best teacher

[@robertaiueo]

Teach me more legato descending vision specially major miner seven

[@jeancharles4541]

Great

[@jaredwilliams1031]

There should be more Aeolian fusion phrases

[@hashmark13]

What is the difference between licks and "fusion" licks?

[@BAgagunduz]

is the second lick notation a little wrong or am i mistaken

[@evalolacookie]

Cool guitar! Is it Ibanez?

[@hsuuyema6932]

Thks David ! ✌

[@pedro3137]

amigo buen video me puedes mandar el backing track

[@jasonboore4868]

I love your stuff! Big fan! Have absolutely helped with my knowledge and chops.... but are you saying augmented? it totally sounds like youre saying "an eww-mented" or "a newmented." lol Maybe its just me? If thats my only complaint, you know your on the ball!

[@JazzyBassy]

That first lick reminds me of one of the tracks from Sonic Adventure 1.

[@marshallstacks4502]

I love this stuff,but I noticed you've muffled the strings at the nut. So I like playing pull offs and hammer ons (trills) with open strings. That's my only gripe.Hahaha!

[@rkoh7695]

Does this work as something where i can mix any 2 scales and modes?

[@nate-hk5bf]

5:57, 7:54

[@eddiejames2404]

Hey David , its me again , another interesting video , have a question for you , what should I concern myself with first ? Building technique , or delving into the understanding of theory ( as you present so creatively ) , this is a grey area for me , and speed is an issue for me also , my favorite player to listen to is frank Zappa , mainly because of his guitar solos , I find them mystifying because of his odd scale usage and stuff , and he wasn't a speed player , but he did have moments where he did play some impossibly fast phrases , I mention him as an example of having both a wide variety theoretically , and the ability for some insane speed when he felt it served his composition well , anyway , everywhere I look , there seems to be only 2 types of information out there , creative ( which is what I think you do , and sounds fantastic ) , and speed ( which is impressive but to me , honestly boring for lack of creativity ) , is there a was to have both abilities ? When I play slow or moderate , I can play really good sounding solos , but when I try to get any real speed happening it sounds like crap , what should I do ( aside from playing in traffic ) would appreciate your feedback , thank you David !

[@svengoetze215]

great....

[@MeanHacker]

Could you do a tutorial/decomposition of Robben Ford's Rush Hour (Yellowjackets) guitar solos?

[@belascialoja4812]

Do you have Robben Ford's REH instructional material? He has about three or four book/CD sets, all just _awesome_. The early one, about 1983, and "Playing the Blues" and "Beyond the Blues." Others. True Fire has some videos.

[@CitAllHearItAll]

nice

[@hardlifemudapakati9686]

Thanks very much but you can send me pdf pro guitar licks

[@luisownerbr]

Dude, how do you get that tone? Your fingers sound like silk playing man, so smooth.

[@Wallimann]

Thank you so much!

[@jackleyton5504]

Another great video David. Love your Ibanez collection. By the way, what pickups are in the guitar you are using here. I love th tone of them. They have a touch of P90 in them that I like, or at least thats what I'm hearing through my half inch speaker in my laptop LOL.

[@Wallimann]

Thank you! Those are custom pickups, here is more info: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGLHmaKDmq55ns0

[@scottmh96]

I love your tone! What pickups do you use?

[@Wallimann]

Thanks! I use SP Custom pups here.

[@ec6366]

HI David, this might seem a bit odd, but since I have started to follow you,this is the 1st time I have come across Fusion licks, Fusion. I am a blues player, can they be used over blues, and if so what other music. Thanks Graham.

[@Wallimann]

Absolutely! Thanks so much for watching my videos, I really appreciate it!

[@jackleyton5504]

One more question regarding your wonderful guitar tone with that guitar and pickups. Is it a five way switch with the typical 2 and 3 single coil tones or is it a 3 way switch HH alone? Thanks again for all your great advice and skill sharing. Love your Channel.

[@Wallimann]

Thank you for the nice comments! It's a standard 5 way switch. :)

[@jackleyton5504]

My comments are well deserving. I love hearing great players with new things to say and I really loved your show about how a baby learns vocabulary verses a guitarist learning how to improvise. If the guitar is a typical 5 way then I assume the single (position 2 in particular) is nice as well as the H? Actually, my Agostina Custom guitar is almost identical to your Ibanez except it doesn't have a wizard type neck...I suffer from tiny hands so this guitar has a soft C. Anyway are you happy with the split coils also? It sounded like you were using the H when I was listening. Kind Regards David and thanks for your quick replies. :)

[@Wallimann]

Yeah, the split coils sound great too! I don't use them that often in my setup though because I'm in a small room and there is interference with the monitors when I use them. They do sound awesome though!