Eddie 101 The Ultimate Guitar Lesson-Mastering Eddie Van Halen's Signature Techniques!

[@Suzanne2909]

Was GREAT thank you!

[@badbrad]

Thank you so much! I appreciate your support.

[@mrtwistyneck]

Wonderful!

[@badbrad]

Thank you!

[@Deric_Rocks]

Great stuff! Excellent lesson, thank you! 🤘🏆

[@badbrad]

Man that makes my day! Thank you!

[@robtech341]

MXR distortion + was the Cragar Mags of guitar rigs back then. Cheers!

[@badbrad]

Man I loved that pedal and use to use through my Marshall’s back in the day. Cheers!

[@marcel.7.832]

What should you learn as a beginner to come closer to playing like EVH?

[@badbrad]

Give me an idea of where you're at and I'll try and answer the question. I've got a tutorial on the Pentatonic scale and you should def. learn that in all five positions. You can watch and learn that here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4mZdWSCgbSqftU. Develop your picking by doing this exercise. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5C5lIqwatxjfdU. These two would be a good start of having a platform to build on.

[@jcgood]

Patience

[@badbrad]

@@jcgood That can help for sure.

[@badbrad]

@@jcgood Lots of deep listening helps as well. Immerse yourself in the music you want to learn.

[@marcel.7.832]

@@badbrad Thanks a lot. Your videos deserve more attention

[@waynegram8907]

Make a lesson on how EVH finger tapping sounds bubbly and a bunch of EVH hammer out of nowhere notes. EVH calls them hammer out of nowhere notes when string skipping

[@badbrad]

Haven’t heard about that one will have to investigate. Thanks for the tip!

[@AllenGarberGuitarFun]

Edward never called then any such thing. I call the notes you are referring to as either “hammer-ons from nowhere” or “silent hammer-one”, but Edward NEVER spoke about those notes in any interview.