Electric Guitar- Ask Tatyana

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[@shannonthomas5510]

When I started playing guitar it was during the 80's and early 90's. I was one of the few females in my area who played. I wanted to be a heavy metal guitarist and my parents told me that they would allow me to pursue that provided that I also take classical. Much to my frustration at the time, I was a much better classical guitarist than commercial guitarist. Today I am so happy that they "forced" me to learn classical. I currently teach anatomy and physiology (hence the skeleton) but my classical guitar feels like my old friend. I love to hear you play and you inspire me to return to my old friend :)

[@gardnep]

flyingaktana K Keep your old friend very close, it will save you in the end.

[@phenbuz]

You are absolutely honest and clear talking about the differences between acoustic and electric guitar in your experience. Adorable video.

[@alehnduvas]

You are wonderful... The difficult thing about electric guitar is playing clearly, without unwanted noises. Muting is not always easy.

[@petecanthropus9947]

Muting is almost never easy, and it's very difficult when playing fast, loud, and with lots of distortion. That's just ONE of the many difficulties when playing electric, different from the ones playing classical. Two very different instruments which require completely different techniques. You can be a virtuoso playing one of them and at the same time absolutely clumsy playing the other.

[@jaredmendoza3918]

Indeed

[@angus2ful]

You are an Amazing classical player.I play both and My classical teacher said you cannot serve two masters now 20 years later I understand what that means

[@olliecollins7955]

I’m a classical guitar player myself but about three years ago I joined a punk rock band and had to start playing electric guitar(although I still play classical guitar as my main instrument) and when I started playing the electric guitar i used classical technique but after a while the strings started to break my nails so I started using a pick as well and from one guitarist to another I really recommend using a pick for electric guitar as it allows you to unlock all the tone off a electric guitar. By the way love you videos

[@MarkInLA]

"The guitar is the easiest instrument to play poorly and the hardest instrument to play well" I coined that....M

[@pete5668]

I would substitute "violin" for guitar there.

[@angus2ful]

Boom!!!!

[@angus2ful]

That is so true Fight the monster is what my teacher always said

[@ciri151]

No.. violin is way harder.. I played both.

[@davidcook3795]

Andres Segovia

[@houstondanny1344]

Your evaluation is correct, they are different. However in my experience, it is easier for a classical guitarist to play electric guitar, than the reverse. Sadly, classical guitar is under appreciated in my country.

[@kadourimdou43]

Dan Johnson With Electric the emphasis is on original songs and writing own material , Classical is established pieces. Electric has its own technique issues, Tapping, Sweep Picking, Alternate Picking and playing in Time to fixed beat, Classical time keeping is not so regimented. Rhythm Guitar and improvisation is also another skill. Classical also don't play Swing beats in the same way, you have Jazz, Rock and Blues with their own skill set. I see difficulties with both.

[@houstondanny1344]

Red Yellow Ledbetter II Yes. You are right. The intricacies of guitar are many. Some people forget that Segovia also composed, and many classic pieces are original compositions from past masters. You've made excellent points. I sometimes wonder if Segovia was in awe of the expertise and inventiveness of guitarists like Jimi Hendrix. Jazz guitar and Jazz rock fusion are as difficult and intricate as Classical. One man's opinion.

[@ejpurkis]

Dan Johnson have to agree with you Dan. I started off with a Dreadnought guitar in my teens. like everyone, I tried to apply the same technique to a Les Paul - result total mud. it was not until I studied classical, and learned to play intervals and triads that I could get to grips with an electric. the discipline of scales and arpeggios when combined in improvisation suddenly unlock the possibilities.

[@john497]

It really depends on the style of music though. Not everyone, i.e., is just going to be able to play Thrash Metal and speed picking just because they are a good classical guitarist. For the most part the left hand will be there (being that the player is right handed) but It usually will take some time and may be just as difficult vice versa.

[@john497]

You must be an incredible musician zihuetlachtli...NOT

[@elledechenestudio]

Wow, with distortion! Sounds amazing. You rock, Tatyana!

[@Robert8455]

You made me laugh so hard when you said you needed a cigarette after playing... I love to listen to both kinds when played by someone that knows what they are doing.

[@hepgeoff]

I've played acoustic and electric since I was 16, but would love to learn classical guitar. The sounds you get from your classical guitar are amazing! So beautiful and calming to listen to.

[@MichaelJSpraggon]

Tatyana, you are a very expressive musician! The electric guitar may have the most complex range of expressivity of all instruments. Here's why: As well as all of the classical guitar articulations, there are many others made possible by the tremolo system, increased sustain, volume and tone controls, many ways to colour the notes with varying amounts of harmonic overtones, and many other exotic articulations (see Steve Vai). It can sound like a smooth choir in a cathedral, a wind instrument, a percussion battery, an Arabic intoned Oud or a spaceship, or an explosion or rumble of thunder!) Synthesisers can do all of this too of course, but it is the human expression of touching the real strings directly, which produces the complexity of expression. Sorry I've said too much!

[@Masterpeace777]

Your voice is heavenly. Never forget that the voice is the most technologically advanced of all instruments, and the only one not designed by humans.

[@ashkanahmadi]

I started playing the electric guitar about 15 years ago. I started playing heavy metal and thrash metal in the beginning. After some years, I switched to the classical guitar. As you said, it's much easier to play the electric guitar because it's smaller, the strings are much closer to the fretboard and also the multieffects help too especially with reverb.

[@steveb9325]

I'm a Classical guitarist there's nothing easy about electric guitar. Different animal all together. So respect all guitarists and all instruments and musicians. Nice playing! Haha! I'll smoke one with you!!!❤

[@tiemanspace7679]

Tatyana, you have a tender touch on the electric guitar. It wants to play for you. Do not let it. Stay tender and it will sing with your fingers. Electric is from another world. All instruments made with electricity have been welcomed into this world I mention here. Many times I play my electric guitar with no electricity. Loud makes it bigger. Yet 440-A will remain 440-A. Music is much like cooking. It all depends on taste and how many dinner guests you are serving. Where you serve affects the acoustics. Acoustics is the flavor. Keep it low and cook it slow. I find it delicious with small amounts of other instruments added to it. I love to hear you play with your other musician friends. I love beautiful things. And people. With love and respect for beauty, Mark. (:

[@stephenvillanueva5205]

That was well worth the wait for me. La Malaguena. First time I've heard it on electric. Damn...

[@garrymeadows4452]

Hi Tatyana, very entertaining video. Thank you. There are many great electric guitarists, malmsteen,satriani ect, Tommy Emmanuel on acoustic, but in my humble opinion the level of mastery you have achieved in your chosen field through years of hard work and dedication is the best on the planet .

[@zeepoch2879]

Excellent , exactly what i was looking for. I began studying classical guitar 4 years ago and never touched an electric guitar despite the fact i've always been a fan of electric guitar heroes.

[@robertfenton3883]

What a GREAT GREAT video !!! You are just wonderful !!!!

[@jorgeignaciolopezgutierrez8863]

I like your play, you're right, electric guitar it's another world

[@hermanns1985]

I would be glad to play Asturias on my classical guitar as fine as you on electric guitar, Tatyana ;-).

[@karenkirwan1280]

Classical guitar when played well will always be gorgeous and many types of songs can be performed. Electric guitar has its place. I could not listen all day because I'd need a cigarette too. Lol

[@1madaboutguitar]

I like the way how you emphasise how different they are because now I think of it, they really are very different.

[@22azul77]

Wow! Miss Tatyana ROCKS! Beautiful!

[@popcorncentral8457]

I had a good laugh when you played so elegantly and then lift up to smash the guitar! OI didn't see that coming. 😂😂😂

[@brianchamberlain8572]

You just played better than any one in the music business in the USA.

[@billybergendahl3515]

Classical guitar, violin and cello music are my favorite.

[@italianguy607]

Tatyana....you are WONDERFUL!

[@CascadianExotics]

Flip the script, and I know exactly how you feel. I've played electric for pretty much the entirety of my over 30 years playing guitar, while merely dabbling in classical and acoustic. When the pandemic hit, and I didn't have a band to play in for a long while, I went over to playing classical as my primary style thinking my Metal chops would give me an edge. Nope! I've pretty much had to re-learn how to play all over again.

[@Folgore80441]

I'm an old player and listener of Rock, and Heavy Rock, but I prefer you as classic guitarist music. You are so perfect in your performances. Cheerio.

[@Dariodee1]

Thank you for sharing your views on electric guitar! I have been playing classical guitar for many years and started playing electric only few months ago. The technique required such as bending, sliding, pull offs, are so completely different! The music repertoire and genre are so different too. I am having great fun but worried that it may mess up my classical technique eventually - but the adventure is worth it!

[@Guitar-Ed]

Still laughing here the break was perfect! I loved this, thank you so much!

[@julioalbertomoralesgaibor2835]

I can watch that the classical guitar can give more concentration than a electric guitar. Even is a instrument very serious and when the person play he or she can fell peace and better concentration in the mind.

[@DorothyOzmaLover]

You're so right about the different feeling and textures of electric guitar versus classical. That's why I'm thankful for knowing a luthier who set up my Hammer electric to utilize the extra thick Boomers strings for my electric that I use with my special effect pedals that I perform for book trailers where I've been composing themes for comic books.

[@27Seymur]

Your electroguitar playing is the best ühat i had heard.

[@RickarooCarew]

so .. I've been sick for almost 20 years... my guitar collection went up the spout to help pay bills.. but none were classical guitars.. only one was an electric only guitar... but almost all the good guitars on the market for a steel string player have a pickup... I gave away my best custom guitar when I thought I was dying last summer... I didn't die... and.. today I'm waiting for a nice, very pretty guitar, to play again yay... but I don't think I can top watching you shredding ... awesome 😎 .. please don't do that again... it's unnecessary... you have my love and devotion for all the beautiful music.. often through the years of illness... often... still thank you

[@a.mproductions7524]

I dont have a question. I LOVE YOU

Creo que la lista de enamorados es mucho más extensa que la de preguntas 😁

[@philoumars3168]

Never say to a woman that you love her...if she is not your wife. She will run away from you as fast and far as possible. NEVER !!

[@knocs12]

I laugh so hard when you said you need a ciggarette or tea.. lol

[@nonosoydoctordeverdad5151]

i loved this video so much. you're really nice and it was fun to see you mad about your playing

[@GoddamnQuintero]

Both instruments are AMAZING and so gentle and handly, compared to other ones. I think it's great she gives herself time to play the electric guitar. I'm a fan of her classical-guitar playing and I think it would be great to be her fan on electric-guitar playing, too! Hopefully she will develop it someday to a point she will be comfortable and happy doing so. In the mean time, Thanx Tatyana for sharing this with us.

[@DaveLeoni]

Strings are way closer together on most electrics, and not conducive to classical playing style. A different animal altogether.... I love your work. Thank you!

[@Kritiker313]

I hope you never abandon your classical guitar to play an electric.

[@tgifford4]

You could use a similar analogy with the voice, classical singers very rarely lose their voice when they get older but rock and roll singers almost always do. A classical singer could sing rock and roll a lot easier than a rock singer could sing classical. Apples and Oranges.

[@julioalbertomoralesgaibor2835]

Hello, I'm a latin american, i'd like to say you that the Jazz guitar was the first electric guitar like instrument serio. I know that there are a lot of electric guitars but in these times there are a lot of sinfonic orquests of Jazz in the world. Well, i wish you the best in your carrer like instrumental musician. Don't forget that the Jazz guitar is an instrument serio.

[@johndaniels5624]

We call that shredding the guitar. That was fabulous.

[@jamesfoley6939]

I could listen to you talk for hours. Cool vid!

[@EgoShredder]

There are so many totally different techniques that exist on both electric and Classical guitars, but that are maybe exclusive to each. I also know that yes it can be easier to sound more full and epic on the electric with less effort, but only to untrained ears because a really good electric player will instantly know when someone is hiding behind too much electronic effects. A really good electric player can play with almost no effects and sound amazing, because they will have spent years perfecting their technique, e.g. Yngwie Malmsteen, Paul Gilbert, Vinnie Moore, Frank Gambale and others.

[@liamheafey]

I think Tosin Abasi is good to listen to because he is so good at both styles, and he can make both instruments sound completely new.

[@jackpullen3820]

Tatyana, thank you for making my day !

[@nicolasocampo9953]

i love TATYANA and i love the guitar smash! "probably need a cigarette now....!" :)

[@mihaiboata1520]

u r tatyana.. u can play whatever u want! so take a deep breath and do it. Ur amazing!

[@51diogenes]

Ah, the "Which is better? question. You have done a very good job addressing the subject. Young students in the sciences always seem to want the one and only correct and true answer for all time. Differences, maybes, possibilities and uncertainties, and transient "facts" don't fit their bill. It's seems to be same with guitar: Classical or electric? Many woodwinds use, or are based on, the Boehm system of fingering or keying, but no-one asks which is better: Clarinet, flute, bassoon or clarinet? More instruments = better menu.

[@alainhoarau3213]

Acoustic music is more authentic and peaceful than the "electric music" of the guitar. What I personally think.

[@zackurban]

You should give Opeth a listen . m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6nYYpWhqpmqhJI

[@ZeeDadLindy]

Beautifully explained! Both styles of guitar and it's musical sound are needed in our wonderful world.

[@moodyblues6800]

Thank you ... Whatever style ...feelings ...emotions ....remain the final goal ...

[@porsiempreoldies]

electric guitar is the best for rocknroll music.Come Tatyana to Argentina, and we can play a duet.

[@Jackdaddyable]

OK, I love this series and am grateful for the benefit I have taken from them. Now, I see this and realize that I could not like you anymore than I do right now! Thanks again.

[@jaysonwertman4097]

That was refreshing to hear you play the electric guitar even though you were not used to it. you were amazing.

[@thesomething8467]

I've been playing classical guitar for 14 years now and electric guitar for 9 years. With 9 years of classical and 4 years of electric guitar schooling. And I can tell you that you can not replace a plectrum with fingers.

[@noproblem9792]

theSomething Wrong, theres a guitarist here on youtube that plays things such as "Cliff Of Dover - Eric Johnson" with pure classical guitar style. Can just look up Cliff Of Dover cover fingerpicking, and you'll see a guy called Matteo

[@JayHawke84]

Plectrum for me is all depending what music I play, yes i use plectrums on classical guitar (everyone shudders with the idea of plectrum on nylon strings but I do not care, the classical guitar is the only acoustic guitar I own) but fingerstyle for classical music always. If I learn classical guitar music, I always set myself a rule, learn the song on both the classical guitar and the electric guitar because of the spacing of the strings. I have a special setting for playing classical music on electric guitar, always a clean bell like tone using a Vox amp and neck pickup to get an almost angelic chimy tone

[@sandygiuffrida8264]

That was very interesting to hear your take on the electric guitar. As you know I have been asking for this video for a while now and I didn't think you could play it at all. The instruments are so different. I don't know how you played that piece as well as you did. Some very interesting observations from probably one of the best classical guitars today. Thanks for doing this video Tatyana.

[@deanwolfechannel]

I'm just getting into flamenco guitar, and I love learning more skills on my right hand. There's so much possibilities..

[@fiero2x6]

Танюша-вы просто БОГИНЯ)))

[@corriedebeer799]

asturias sounds absolutely awesome on electric.

[@justinhateswasps5277]

Corrie De Beer asturias is a great piece to learn for rock

[@philoumars3168]

No it does not sound awesome. You are an idiot.

[@ssdudess]

Sounds like a black metal riff

[@Sionare]

It seems a metal song. Hahaha

[@Arturo.H.M]

Corrie De Beer but please, with less distortion.

[@MeiChanPianist]

LOL I loved how she "tried" to break it 😂😂😂😂

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[@garethredmond1331]

yes Tatyana ! You have a unique and valueable way of looking and listening to everything.I think you sound fantastic playing the elecric guitar also and nobody can convince me otherwise.Your interperatation is the essence in my opinion but please just drink the tea ! Dont start smoking the cigarettes please!!

[@waldmeister0815]

I play mostly electric guitar and most of the time with a high gain sound. One of the biggest differences in my opinion is that you have an amplifier as an additional "instrument". You have to learn to use it to create a good sound. Also the volume and tone controls are very nice tools to use, especially the volume control. Techniquewise the most important thing is to mute your unused strings. Otherwise you will hear weird sounds just by looking at your guitar. And bendings. Always practice them. And vibrato You will be judged by other guitarists by the quality of your bendings and the "feel" of your vibrato. (I think the Vibrato is a very personal, delicate thing to a guitarist. At least it is for me)

[@user-eb8mi3xi5f]

I think bending and vibrato are indeed important techniques on guitar..You can express your sound through bending and vibrato. That's why I love David Gilmour or those blues guitarists..Some say bending is just a gimmick or showing off, and I highly disagree with it..

[@Taoufiqqaba]

can u play some necrophagist songs ??

[@CelticSaint]

I'd prefer some Napalm Death.

[@Taoufiqqaba]

yeah keep metal

[@Taoufiqqaba]

baby i love you can i contact you

[@soguitar2251]

Hahaha

[@dolan_7647]

+Sláva Smrti damn son, where do you find that misplaced anger for your parents

[@patricktrabe]

Let's stick on the beautiful music and sound that you used to play, Beautiful Lady!

[@AndrewJilin]

Classical people always miss rock :-) But Tatiana is beautifull still!

[@juanaquino2766]

Long live classical music, and rock 🇻🇪🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@stephenrioux6821]

Hi, Tatyana; As an electric guitarist, I truly appreciate your music. Most of us started in garage bands, and only a very few of us got serious. Watch Jeff Beck`s `Live At Ronnie Scott`s` for tips on right-hand technique; he switches freely from pick to fingernails. As a word of advice, try a pre-1995 American made Fender Stratocaster with a vintage tweed Fender Champ amplifier (pre-1960). Yamaha makes a great Saxophone, but their guitars are strictly pickup trucks; pros don`t use them. Keep up the good work, please, and I hope that you find the time to explore the electric guitar`s possibilities.

[@anguishnebbish5813]

Try it again but this time just use the clean tone.

[@MichaelJSpraggon]

Anyway, to experience this expressivity, get a smooth overdrive sound and back off the volume/gain so that it sounds clean at pp, but 'rock' at ff. Also add some light delay/reverb. Most importantly, mute notes you aren't playing with the underside of your left fingers and the side of your right hand. you can also mute some of the notes you are playing for a dynamic, timbral variety.

[@esmith4310]

Plectrum, I love it! That is the real word for a pick.

[@juanaquino2766]

Long live Tatyana 🎵🎼🎶🌸🇻🇪

[@perseohernandez755]

Wow, I could never think about you holding and playing an electric guitar !, what a surprice !, Thank you so much for everything you share. So great.

[@fssanto]

I like very much see you playing classical guitar. I also like playing classical guitar more than electric guitar

[@riccardorubino1222]

I think, you can play the electric guitar with your finger as well as the classical guitar but without aggressive distortion because the "definition sound" is very minimal. You can try to play with a bigger set of strings for electric guitar with low action in the neck! You can play all kind of music such as jazz, blues and whatever! The distortion is no necessary to play! Great job Tatyana! Поздравляю! :-)

[@atticusfinch6038]

" I dont know how to play it really" proceeds to shred some classical ass

[@brandonwoodson2861]

You should do another video for electric guitar part 2.

[@johndaily543]

I LOL'ed hard at 7:25 - Of COURSE you'd play Leyanda!! That sounded Rock Goddess level. Great job. :)

[@ninewolves213]

Absolutely hilarious! You're wonderful!

[@andrescastillomusic4712]

ja ja jaaaaaaaaaaa´ You play with the guitar the whole video Tatyana = made me smiLe+

[@ChrisD11284]

I really loved this Ask Tatyana series, they were so much fun to watch! I wonder if they will restart again sometime?

[@MichaelJSpraggon]

Last email, I promise: I mentioned Steve Vai earlier: listen to the original versions of 'Windows To The Soul' and 'The Riddle' in their entirety and listen for the many hundreds of ways he has of expressing a phrase. They are absolutely bursting with emotion. It's a vast field of artistry. Take care, Michael

[@yamitanomura]

This is between funny and crazy... :D

[@perseohernandez755]

I love the point when you throw the guitar away !1,,,,, really like a good Rock star !.. LOL !

[@pedroa.escarelarodriguez2288]

Use one spike to play the electric guitar to avoid damaging nails, Tatyana. You're wonderful playing electric guitar too. 👍🌹

[@blackswaneducation3509]

LOL LOL LOL "I would probably need a cigaret now"...The best part of the video. I'm hosing myself.

[@frankg3rd1]

Respectfully done Tatyana ! Humble and gracious.

[@anygv.9572]

Thank you so much

[@sanchopanza3168]

You made my day. Thank you. Your face at 7.56 was epic.

[@tradermaj]

Which guitar is harder or easier to play? The simple answer is that they can both be hard and require different technical skills. It also depends what you're going for. Both illicit different emotions, so it becomes a very personal decision. I love the classical guitar and played it for years. But for me, I find the electric guitar easier to improvise with, which helps me express my emotions better. However, there was a stage in my life where the classical guitar was a very emotional experience for me too.

[@andywalls]

I love the way you raise your eyebrows when you talk... how many think the same ?

[@michaelg1061]

Sounds in part like you could use some higher output pickups that have gone microphonic, most guitarists hate when they do so, but when a pickup goes microphonic it starts to pickup all the little picking nuiances or playing, and are very unforgiving of any mistakes as the dynamics stand out more. Something else you may find interesting is the fishman triple play, it turns the string vibration of a guitar into midi signals so you could get all the effects and what not while on an acoustic, though im not certain if its piezo elements will register nylon strings

[@9UaYXxB]

Tatyana is articulate of course, I also find her very funny , with a very broad mind and lots of warmth.

[@GuillermoZS]

I think it is the music that is usually played with electric guitar what is easier, not the instrument. Classical music is much more complex than any other genre, but it doesn't mean that the instrument you usually play for it is harder than other. Just listen to Malmsteen....

[@Hannah-fh9sm]

Respect varied opinions- the full size jazz electric guitar is another sonic option. Aside from a Gibson- Guild, Epiphone, or Ibanez are alternatives. I especially like the full bodied models played with the selector switch in the neck pickup position. They’re not classicals, but their shape, body depth, and round sound offer an interesting acoustic- like alternative when played with right hand classical fingerpicking. Also consider that the late Gabo Szabo played a Martin steel string with a sound hole pick up without added effects. Solid body electrics are really for speed, string bending, long sustained solo licks, or crunchy distortion chord playing.

[@lamecasuelas2]

7:58 was the absolute best also, I'd be nice if you could share what are some of your favorite electric guitar players. any ways this was a pleasure to watch as usual