Guitar Habits of Dimebag Darrell

[@MusicisWin]

The long awaited Habits of Dimebag! What guitar player should I examine next?

[@gamesandguitars3901]

Music is Win what about habits of Kerry King

[@kristjansustarsic1997]

Marty friedman for sure

[@JunkfoodZombieGuns]

Marty Freidman and Jason Becker. Mustaine as well. All of them, legends.

[@scottstever8]

I second Marty Friedman^ hell add Dave Mustaine as well, Make it a Megadeth Special 💯

[@bayus23bastian]

Habits of John 5

[@JunkfoodZombieGuns]

This one is easy. Dime's most obvious habit was just being awesome. Rest in Peace, brother.

[@Drfrostybrew]

REST IN POWER

[@commentfreely5443]

Habits of John Lennon.

[@TarnTarn-zv6cp]

RIP DIME

[@kristophertibbets5986]

I am so happy that you mentioned the vibrato! His vibrato rivals Clapton. I actually have been talking about that for sometime with my friends. I actually seen him one time bend with his ring finger, he had his whole hand on the neck, bent the high e up towards the low e, and had the strength and shake of someone bending low to high. Beautiful man!

[@skelebones4979]

Holy shit it’s crazy how he went out

[@Hexendrucken]

Habits of Dimebag Darrell. -Smoking Weed -Heavy Drinking -Fireworks -Pranks -Making people eat whole cakes for thousands of dollars -Making that baby(guitar) sing

[@ellisdugg]

Aint that the video where they make big val eat all that cake 😂

[@AntzolY111]

He was a awesome cool chill dude way ahead than anyone with his personality Only 1 Dime ever PANTERA FOREVER 😎😎

[@tieukhavu8832]

Don't forget his guitar sound

[@unknowngod4847]

-kicking ass

[@JAMBI..]

Being overrated should be in the list

[@andresantel2137]

Hands down to the Greatest Heavy Metal guitarist ever Dimebag Darrell.

[@bcrichwarlock7608]

Getcha pull

[@vio-lence7267]

KAD 37 Fucking A!

[@shinzousasageyo7066]

@Jimmy Gibbs Not Kirk

[@shinzousasageyo7066]

@Jimmy Gibbs Randy could be, Kirk couldn’t

[@shinzousasageyo7066]

@Jimmy Gibbs in skill?

[@bigmike5785]

Someone commented, "I never liked his tone" . I reported him for hate speech and youtube removed the comment.

[@raycharles1379]

Finally

[@531ff]

It needed to be done . Thank you

[@nibirbaruah6507]

Maybe he doesn't know what metal really is

[@n34z3r]

@Big Mike as you should have

[@kotoast6007]

bruh maybe he genuinely didnt

[@StevenVachon]

Dimebag's solo groove is one of the most difficult to replicate. I've never heard anyone get close to it.

[@iipriorii]

It’s strictly feel for bro

[@Wargasm54]

Yeah, you can tell he was a big EVH fan. Eddie had the swagger too. They both played in the pocket. In THEIR pocket.

[@ARNWadz]

absolutely, it's like he played the solos with swing or something that is really hard to replicate

[@metalmike4203]

Yea it was just different in Dimes hands, I think about dime everyday

[@YournamesTOBY]

Dave evangelista did a badass cover of his solos... Hits it right!!!!

[@Papaberk_6666]

Habits of Chuck Schuldiner next please. He was a legendary guitarist as well.

[@alessiocristofoletto9466]

Hell yeah i'd love that

[@MATRIX1999ism]

Upvote this to hell

[@RyanChaos.0]

Blackened_Sun Better yet comment it yourself

[@MATRIX1999ism]

@@RyanChaos.0 i did it too. Several times in other videos, asking also for a Rory Gallagher or a Clapton one. Maybe not on this one Guess im a bit stoned and forgeted about it

[@johnredcorn1131]

ATABERK COŞKUN yessssssssss

[@mikeypeacemaker2729]

Dimebag never used theory or scales. Said it was too much reading and shit lol. Straight from the horses mouth during a Randall amp show he did in ‘93. Said as long as it sounds good he didn’t care about technique or theory. Dimebag da man yo..

[@hendrix5757]

funny thing is that I've always acknowledged how incredible his fretting hand technique was, whether it was intentional or not. Observe how disciplined his wrist pivot and low thumb placement during many of his solos, in particularly legato sections. Not only is that kind of positioning pretty well known and commonly advocated, but due to Dime's fingers seeming to be slightly on the shorter side (like mine as well), it can really aid in maximizing our fingers range, increase our general coverage over the fretboard, as well as maintain a more relaxed and slightly curved position so the fingers can optimally execute fluid legato and huger vibrato! Seriously something I've always noticed in his playing, every time!

[@DigitalBath306]

he was just saying that for fun, of course he knew about scales and shit, just like marty friedman knows about sweap picking

[@ixa-3140]

@@DigitalBath306 he doesnt use anything besides major minor and blues scales and chromatids. Watch his clinic he says it at some point

[@ryanmounce2850]

@@DigitalBath306 he knew they existed, but that stuff is hard to figure out if your learning experience was a tape deck of tunes in your bedroom (like his was)

[@thainhaines2853]

He does use 2-3 scales, he just doesn't care about learning more.

[@hørizon-open]

R.I.P. Dimebag Darrell

[@4buds385]

GAME DUDE! Go watch a Phil and the illegals tour video from this week. They pay tribute.

[@B6kmd]

Floods was Dime's greatest solo. Truly legendary.

[@Whateverhandleisavailable]

10’s

[@Mopsbpv]

The sleep

[@Bosnerdly]

I don't know anything about playing music. But I'm a HUGE fan of Dimebag Darrell (the man and his music), and I love to know how things work. I've watched and heard Dimebag enough that I could basically follow what you were talking about, and I now have a better understanding of what I'm seeing and hearing. Great video, thanks!!

[@loganguitars3588]

Dime actually dove into harmonics by flicking the g string with his left hand.

[@mha109]

Logan Houle This!

[@robbynaumann439]

Finally someone mentioned that. That part is key in his dives, especially how fast he could get into them.

[@mooferoo]

Was just coming here to say this. He pushed the whammy bar all the way down, did a big flick with the left hand on the string to get the string really flapping, and then had his finger from the left hand again on the harmonic as the whammy came back up to activate it. You could see him do this, but also he used to have a column in Guitar World magazine, where he described this.

[@tylerr.3209]

@@mooferoo not sure if it's still up but there was a video of Dimebag giving this tutorial pretty much what you said but way cooler

[@GregLynn]

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@JunkfoodZombieGuns]

Habits of Marty Freidman and Jason Becker would be killer.

[@zepperfox7669]

Yeah i was about to say the same "Habits of Jason becker'l.

[@ordinarypablo]

Yesssss or jeff loomis

[@JunkfoodZombieGuns]

Pablo Onzaga Loomis is killer and Freidman and Becker were HUGE influences on him.

[@johnvincent1823]

Lol they suck

[@JunkfoodZombieGuns]

John vincent Sure they do.

[@philippschu8389]

I don´t want to be THAT guy, but this may be helpful for some people: When I was learning the Walk Solo I also tried to "poke" the g string, but I figured that it was way easier to do a pull off with your fretting hand on the high a while already holding the a note with your picking hand. This way you don´t have to be that accurate especially when standing up while playing. Great video btw, cheers! RIP Dimebag, one of my all time favourites

[@xilonqmb]

Ha, I do that too!

[@jaytothem2238]

Philipp S. Yes you are right; it is more of a pull off than a stab.

[@CamRebires]

Dime did it the same way! :)

[@keithmoore2497]

Yea same here. I did the poke for a while and found the pulloff from each transition much more effective

[@CaseyGray58]

If you dont play cemetary gates for me asap, I'll tell my mom.

[@Dr.Spaceman24]

That bend at the end of that song is unbelievable

[@jamesthomas3693]

He used a floyd rose and a pitch shifter. They weren't actual bends. Just saying. Not trying to start shit lol

[@Dr.Spaceman24]

@@jamesthomas3693 yeah man I'm real pissed now because you corrected me and educated me on something I didnt know in a youtube comment. Thank brother, I didnt know that is how he got that sound.

[@jamesthomas3693]

@@Dr.Spaceman24 alot of people get pissed off when you correct them 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@Dr.Spaceman24]

@@jamesthomas3693 I know its kind of ridiculous. I was just making fun of people that do

[@dantimmerman6693]

Flick, dive, insert natural harmonic, getcha pull!

[@carlosalbertogomez1391]

And watch it go!!

[@raycharles1379]

Don't flick it why pick it when you can pull it

[@willkeene661]

Flick it, dump it, tap it, rip it

[@kevinmaund9515]

Black tooth grin

[@jasonchavez4304]

Word, Always like me some Dimebag tips. Since I formed/joined my Pantera Tribute (Trendkill Revolution) I had to revisit the catalog and had to the same (analyze his licks/techniques). He busts out allot of symmetrical patterns like Eddie; Eg. CFH solo, Domination diminished run, etc. Every tip bit helps so this is cool, Cheers.

[@hendrix5757]

Yes, Dime's style can essentially be summed up by using a combo of chromatic, pentatonic, symmetrical, and diminished runs!

[@pvtlehto]

He really followed the evh "pick a pattern and play it fast" which i love

[@grassroots2112]

Love the video, just have to add he scooped the high mids and boosted the low mids. So it was not a complete scoop of the mid-range which is why he use additional EQ's with his solid state amps. I personally always loved his tone even though a lot of people say it sounded like garbage. Few tones punch you in the face like his did.

[@RyanChaos.0]

grassroots2112 Mid-scooped tones sound great on their own, but they just don’t cut through a mix. Your guitar won’t have any clarity in a mix if you scoop your mids, especially live.

[@AdolfFauci]

I was going to comment that too. If he scooped the mids completely it would sound like a metal zone

[@RyanChaos.0]

Jason Burton Metal zones sound good if you use them in the effects loop of the amp.

[@ronsin9490]

I think he scooped the mids but added them back in somewhere in the loop. Like scooped preamp and then boosted after in a rackmount EQ or something along those lines. But they weren’t just simply scooped and gone. And I remember seeing something where he specifically mentioned it being for the reason of cutting through mix better. Another plus he had was obviously not having to battle another guitar tone on stage. However he did it, he did it excellently. Getcha pull!

[@StevenVachon]

He boosted the mids in preamp stage, then scooped them post-amp in the fx loop.

[@jmartini8875]

Was not a huge fan when they hit, but came in to a love after a while. Actually thank God for Pantera. They kept heavy music alive. I just can't get enough of "Medicine Man." What a great tune.

[@BerzerkMaggot777]

Just subscribed for this video alone, I've never watched your videos before but I'll be watching more now just for the fact that you made this video. Dimebag is the best shredder EVER!!

[@UniqSniper]

Dimebag was one of the best to ever live...

[@madgoat902]

Please educate yourself starkill3r..

[@madgoat902]

Baaahahaaaaaa... Wow son. It's quite clear to most people from southern states that the flag represents Rebellion which is why it was used on the Dukes of Hazard. Now if you wanted a racist flag you would have to raise the flag of France. Completely white. Dimebag was no racist. He would of giving you the shirt off his back if you needed it.

[@madgoat902]

So don't... I think we should learn from the past and not repeat it... Cheers fuckers...

[@madgoat902]

Yes I am aware and all lives matter.

[@madgoat902]

Lets just say you don't like rebel flags.. your point is proven. Don't worry as I feed myself...

[@missaeljimenezhernandez3721]

Habits of Randy Rhoads please😭😭!!!

[@petakfrite2586]

I could have sworn he already did a Randy Rhoads' habits video but apparently he didn't. I already know a couple of randy's tricks because of the video i'm talking about. Must've been another youtuber i guess. i'm so confused.

[@missaeljimenezhernandez3721]

@@petakfrite2586 yeah the art of guitar has done one but i want tyler to make one

[@petakfrite2586]

Missael Jimenez Hernandez Oh so that's why i was thinking he already made one lol

[@karolybendeguzbok4119]

The Art of Guitar did one of that!

[@tanekheath5323]

Yes i need this video to be made randy is my fav guitarist

[@martk647]

Another thing from dimebag's playing is his crazy legato skills..that kills your fingers..

[@riffermadness96]

EXACTLY!

[@Cole-ek7fh]

Mart9511 Killswitch but legato is easy...

[@riffermadness96]

@@Cole-ek7fh yeah wateva dude

[@enterthefollowing]

@@Cole-ek7fh not about how "easy" or "hard" something is. its about the music. ofcourse its easy yo copy someone elses licks and oractice it over and over. Dimebags real talent wasnt his fingers (wich nobody could copy anyways) but it was his EARS

[@pvtlehto]

People always say " oh this song is easy" or similar but dont give due credit to people who wrote and played it

[@chrisripple2115]

I'm a decently advanced guitar player but I watch this dude's videos often. He's a great teacher he talks and explains things in a broke down way to the point where he's expressing what you should be feeling while you play not the technical s*** being self-taught that's the only way I know how to be with a guitar. He does sprinkle in the Technics while he's going through it but now I see those how are are just Expressions to the name of the feeling or technique that would otherwise would be impossible to explain without someone showing and literally breaking it down with an explanation you can connect with keep it up dude

[@MrHamthepig]

ik you’re “advanced” and all but just something to think about, dime and all of these players were once too. they ended up changing the game with no formal teacher books whatever the case. it really is possible if you set your mind to it. use your ears and don’t just trust a video online out of convenience, actually put in the effort yourself if you want to be an actual awesome player rather than just some arbitrary tier level. you will make your own style instead of copying what’s already been done. it’s redundant. better you try to learn and internalize yourself than being spoon fed the rest of your musical journey. best of luck to you in future and get your fingers back on those strings🤘

[@The_sinner_Jim_Whitney]

I've always said Dime was the world's heaviest bluesman. Legend, THE metal player as far as I'm concerned.

[@roachie5311]

Do habits of music is win

[@geetarislife2843]

YESSSSSSSS

[@westinmcclister1507]

Step 1 hating on Steve vai

[@Glazeeee]

Step 2 playing songs wrong

[@Cthulhu_Awaken]

Step 3 spamming a massive online guitar course.

[@scottvelez3154]

Westin Mcclister How can you not hate on Steve Vai? All he does is play a million notes per second, he has no feel.

[@wishdeus]

He doesnt use pick for the harmonic dive he uses his fret hand flicks string with index finger and then catches the harmonic as he dives

[@Timberwolf-ol6qy]

Habits of Tyler Larson!

[@alexmetallinos1569]

Timberwolf8206 prs

[@dustymetal4ever]

I have the Dime Distortion pedal, and it has a scoop button for the mids. It does ok as long as it is being pushed by a EQ or a boost pedal, but alone it's just ok. I use it sometimes, especially when I want to attempt a Dime sound. It helps that I have a Dime D100 combo 100watt to play through. Nobody will ever sound like Dime, because his sound was in his fingers bro. We can just honor his sound and his memory. Love your channel man.

[@adventuresinguitarland2424]

Can't believe I missed this video when it came out. Stellar as always. Dime was, and still is my favorite guitarist of all time.

[@sethaaron6693]

HABITS OF CHUCK SCHULDINER

[@JMetalGuitarist]

Stacked 5ths and natural minor in d standard

[@TheSteinbitt]

Playing his ass off while completely ignoring his left pinky!

[@nikogal]

Habits of Govan or Bettencourt Nuno

[@joeduncan4487]

He's called Nuno Bettencourt

[@nikogal]

@@joeduncan4487 yeah i know its. Nuno Bettencourt but when I was writing this comment i changed my mind when I wrote Bettencourt I forgot about Nuno so I just wrote Nuno after Bettencourt so yeah

[@Siddhartha040107]

Govan doesnt have a habit of fixing his teeth.

[@alucardhellsing3147]

Do Habits of Randy Rhoads! You got a picture of Randy on the wall!!

[@traceyrychewhite1874]

I love all things that are Dimebag related! In my opinion, he still stands as the greatest metal guitarist of all time!! Thank you for sharing some of his techniques. RIP Brothers Dimebag Darrell and Vinnie Paul Abbott. ❤ RE-SPECT 👊

[@jacksonelijah9996]

Habits of Ace Frehley. He's become a very underrated guitarist and he was actually one of Dimebag's biggest influences.

[@gradinarusebastian9424]

Habits of jason becker or malmsteen please

[@Sc4r1_]

Malmateens a douchebag

[@johnvincent1823]

Jason Becker-Shred the harmonic minor scale as fast as you can and do literally nothing else. Then develop ALS so everyone cries and creates a pity party and swears you were once a legend (even though you sucked). And the make a wish foundation will help you meet your idols like Guthrie Govan.

[@gradinarusebastian9424]

@@johnvincent1823 you're probably joking

[@johnvincent1823]

Gradinaru Sebastion do I sound like im fucking joking? You're just a blind fucking idiot pleb.

[@derbonsigehesse9204]

John vincent how can someone Type this much bullshit in just 2 relatively short comments I was honestly about to like them but then I read it actually wasn’t a joke

[@jonah2209]

Please do Chuck next

[@Burton1966]

I’d love to see a Habits video in Mikael Akerfeldt from Opeth. I feel he has a super unique voice when he plays his lead lines, to the point where I think one could easily distinguish one of his solos from anyone else’s.

[@Emcfree2084]

Win indeed. This is very possibly the greatest KZbin video ever. Thank you so much.

[@heyjarrod]

I’m not sure if he clarifies here, but when he refers to a blues scale in third position, that scale is called “Box III.” There are five box scales within the pentatonic realm. Thus, five blue scales. Box one is the pentatonic scale, that we all use for the most part-the one he demonstrated. But if you haven’t, learn them all, that will open up so many creative doors for you. Sorry if that was obvious, just thought I would throw that in. I had a great guitar teacher when I was a kid. One of the top 80s shredders!!! 👍🏻🎸

[@bradbeauchamp9546]

This was awesome! You NEED to do a "Habits of Randy Rhoads" Video! PLEASEEE!!!

[@baalieel]

How 'bout some Chuck Schuldiner?

[@Sc4r1_]

Baaliel Baal that would kick ass

[@roosolini7105]

he doesn't like extreme metal

[@Jonathan-gl3tf]

It's because he cannot play it. Haha

[@leetorry]

trey azagthoth too

[@duckieduckie5692]

Jonathan Tardelli extreme metal tends to be average for playing skill needed compared to the other sub genres

[@thephotoyak]

My first club sized metal show (I has seen Metallica in a stadium) was Damageplan in May 2004. I was 15. I still remember it vividly, Dime chucked some picks into the crowd and I caught one. Still have it in my pick tin.

[@bembro7235]

It’s finally here. I love you Tyler

[@jeffxgoodman67]

I bought my floating bridge Ibanez in the 90s for the sole purpose of playing Cemetery Gates, and I was coronavirus years old when I learned I had the whammy bar backwards. I loved this video... thanks.

[@JunkfoodZombieGuns]

"Attack it when that g string is flapping...." "You really gotta poke it with some precision..." Well, uh....never mind.....

[@PaulGrieselhuber]

JunkfoodZombie don’t forget to hit it with the mega finger

[@JunkfoodZombieGuns]

Paul Grieselhuber That too!

[@sshms67]

LMFAO 😂

[@Drfrostybrew]

Dime used unique tuning of 1/4 below, when in E standard, D standard, and so on always 1/4 below. I think that really gave him a cool sound

[@skylarlunaaphroditeparadis4991]

Dave mustaine used it too

[@bloucker708]

Can you do habbits of Gary Moore please

[@paramediccpo]

Bloucker yes

[@brianwagoner8899]

Please yes...Gary Moore.

[@thedankswordsmantm]

That would be awesome.

[@jamesiyer4937]

yes!!!!!!

[@jamesiyer4937]

yes!!!!!!

[@calviopus]

Man, I was lucky enough to live in the area and be able to catch Pantera back in the club days. Some of the best shows ever. They played a club like it was an arena or stadium. Also I had a friend back in early high school (mid ‘80s) loan me a cassette he had made with the first two albums (pre Cowboys of course) to check out. Darrell (Dime) was born a beast. And he was cool to hang with.

[@davidcobb7287]

Nice job on Dimebag's styles and techniques. Thanks.

[@garrettwoodward7316]

So for anyone wanting to know the squeal dimebag doesn't pick the string he just flicks it with his fretting hand and dives and activates the harmonic and then pull, it's the same sound as what Tyler is doing but it's a little faster to do it personally.

[@maxglazer4298]

HABITS OF FRANK ZAPPA HES A LEGEND (end with a Muffin Man jam 😉)

[@atranfanatic]

Habits of Alex Lifeson, that would be awesome man!

[@paceoftime9616]

I want to drop a comment on something you didn't mention about Pantera's albums that I believe it's also one of the reasons why it makes us feel Pantera so unique and powerful , that is, the drums, bass, vocals and solo guitar are most of the times on the centre while the the guitar riffs are spread surgically on the stereo field, and that's why I think it makes it so huge. In Vulgar Display of Power, "A New Level", "Walk", "Fucking Hostile" and "Rise" are such monumental tunes, that in my opinion is also due to this mixing technique. Love your channel keep it up :)

[@richardharley6258]

Absolutely love habits of videos.. we can tell u put alot of work and knowledge into the videos tyler.. keep up the good work!

[@yonikup2865]

Habits of Paul Gilbrt!

[@aeksinsang932]

Yoni Kup run on sentence 16ths

[@yonikup2865]

@@aeksinsang932 listen to his song called "olympic" then you will see why i asked this.

[@damianmark4808]

Habits of Jason Becker or Marty Friedman would be awesome!!

[@KyleDaSloth]

If one more person says he scooped the mids, someone's gonna get throat-punched. The randalls he used were voiced like marshalls, which are mid range boosted. DON'T scoop the mids! Leave em at about 10-12 o'clock. Max the gain. Max the treble. Bass at about 10 o'clock. Add an overdrive, max the volume, no gain. As of the technique, the only "real" scale you need is the E blues scale, the rest is pretty much chromatic. Also check out Zakk Wylde. They had a lot of techniques in common.

[@aliray1165]

It wasn’t all chromatic, predominantly it was blues like you say but then he uses the major scale or rather the relative minor, he was a heavy user of the modes of the major scale but avoided the softer sounding modes obviously. In “the sleep” that’s all relative minor as far as I can tell. Blend blues and minor and that gives you a fairly chromatic sound at times

[@mackmayhem9878]

Mr. Slothsonian the wierd thing is his tone sounds mid scooped but everything ive heard is his eq was actually mid boosted by the mxr eq pedal. Possibly the amp’s mids were set lower? I dont know how he got his tone. There is some wizardry there i’ll never understand. He’ll always be my favorite though.

[@ALLMETAL1970]

He scooped the treble

[@cjmahar7595]

How come I've been watching your channel forever and only just now found this great video?

[@yohanonshine4664]

That was fun and that's what dime was all about , he had a great sense of humor and went out of his way to make sure everyone had fun too . Txs Tyler

[@25748410]

Tyler you do a lot of good habits videos but you missed the symmetrical shapes he was inspired from EVH like he uses a half diminished run in the Domination solo to tip off he used Phrygian Dominant here and there

[@ddevil4980]

Yup he also missed how he did harmonics.

[@HenryPenny]

4:21 - 'flick the G string'. He did that with a plug off from the fretting (left) hand... not the pick. This allowed him to keep the bar and his right hand around the back of the guitar throughout multiple squeals on different harmonics... Just sayin! :)

[@lmlCOBHClml]

Upstrokes. That's one thing I've learned from watching him is a lot of his bends he plays with upstrokes. That's why a lot of people don't sound right playing walk

[@ThrashRebel]

I learned to do those tap-on slide from a book I got in the ‘90s that focused solo on guitar “tricks,” long before I ever heard of Pantera. In fact a lot of these tricks are in that book. I used the tap-on slides in one solo & that is it. I haven’t used it again. I cannot find a phrasing with which it would “fit.”

[@JayBadloss1989]

Dime is one of my favorites glad someone made a video on this

[@ivorharden]

I'm not the biggest Pantera fan but Dime was just Amazing.

[@irvgotti94]

You could of atleast used a dean or washburn guitar

[@Olegstuff21986]

I don't think he has one, probably not a fan of that brand. He's big into PRS.

[@ivaniliev7028]

He can buy one. He is veeeeery rich

[@ivaniliev7028]

@Nate420 sucks You are right. But facts are facts.

[@ХлебныйХлеб-ю7т]

Great video!Waiting for Habits of Eric Clapton

[@crogotem3341]

been playing guitar for 4 months now, i have a basic strat but i force it to sound as distorted as possible so i can do pinch harmonics every note i play, probably the most songs i learned was from pantera, i love dimebag hes a huge inspiration

[@nomorebs]

This is definitely one of your best lessons. It's a really nice analysis of a legend.

[@HIMcules2112]

everybody thinks Dime just scooped his mids but what he actually did was scoop out the mids on his amp but actually boost his mids with a pedal EQ

[@wurstbrot3124]

Just be a legend

[@jonathanb9280]

Do habits of Jeff hanneman, Dave mustaine, or yngwie

[@andytroy3787]

Thank you!! I really enjoyed getting into the music theory you laid out. Helped me a lot!!

[@jamieball6396]

VERY WELL DONE!!! You know what you're talking about for sure!

[@miracleman9467]

Habits of Zakk Wylde!!!

[@ronnyo283]

15 minutes of pinch harmonics ?

[@tonycelentano2071]

It'd basically be "Habits of Dimebag Darrell" with less melody.

[@jacethornton4383]

Pentatonic wah and drinking

[@StevenVachon]

I don't think the host of this channel has the physical ability. Zakk's stuff physically hurts.

[@Windschutzscheibe]

Jace Thornton You forgot the chorus. I love the way he uses chorus in his solos, it makes them sound much richer and thick.

[@IanBro77]

You need to do JERRY CANTRELL!!! Next

[@AMB666]

Habits of varg vikernes😀 just kidding. Let's find out!

[@moose4112]

Murder

[@tommoore9265]

Eat crunchy cornflakes

[@6Shine6down6]

Taekwondo in the wood

[@playloud247]

Hail Odin

[@mikehawkisb1g]

Killing your friend and bandmate in your overrated Black Metal band.

[@ericlittle1868]

Great video - good capture of his trends especially the harmonic squeals & 3rds added into his pentatonic riffs! Nice job!

[@WJax85]

The Live 101 Proof album sealed the deal on Dimebag being that unique, untouchable legend that he is.

[@timetoshred2461]

How about the 100x more awaited habits of Chuck Schuldiner.

[@playforpassion7111]

Please make a habit video for yngwie

[@Aesirix]

Julian Ring Play fast in harmonic and melodic minor. There ya go.

[@mikehawkisb1g]

Melodic minor arpeggios. Done.

[@rannz8]

Fuck no! Hes sucks

[@StevenVachon]

Arpeggios From Hell. Yeah, it's just fast playing ... /sarcasm

[@factsonly5994]

Want a donut?

[@felipebautistagorjon4169]

I think that habits of jerry cantrell would be awesome

[@calebheney302]

No offense to tyler, but to play likr jerry you have to be a complete badass and tyler dont cut that badassery level

[@sergeirrational3774]

What a tone! Sound amazing 😍

[@Markuscarcass]

You didnt mention one of his biggest traits. His legato. I remember an interview where he says something along the lines of. "for every one note i pick i hit about 10 notes with my fingers". He wasnt a right hand shredder when it came to solos. His left hand did most of work. He had fast, accurate fingers while his right hand just did minimal picking and worked the bar

[@kanhatiwari8632]

Tyler seriously how many times you had to tune your guitar during this video

[@Altroante]

None. Floyd Rose.

[@RyanChaos.0]

Kanha Tiwari It’s called locking tuners

[@jdiggitty]

*insert name here* Locking nut. Locking tuners are something different.

[@PaulMonaryArtery]

How could you miss, that Dimebag use too write an article for GuitarWorld that clearly demonstrated that he flicked the string with the middle finger of his left fretting hand, and tapped the harmonic with his thumb (same hand.) We all knew this back in the day by stopping and rewinding the video tape. you have to do a revised video man. You’re wrong with this lesson.

[@yonikup2865]

Habbits of Nuno Bettencourt!

[@Xbox4life457]

What an incredible video! Makes me so happy his name lives on today ❤️🎸⚡️

[@paparomeo4336]

Tyler, you are my favorite guitar teacher.

[@gregauletta5694]

Actually, Dime did not use his pick at all for the harmonic squeel. He used his fretting fingers to flick the string, then quickly touching the string with the same finger to get the harmonic. He did not actually pic the first note.

[@patsucks2397]

Not how dime did harmonics at all he didn’t hit the string with his pick. He flicked w his fretting hand and caught the squeal on the way up

[@fadhil2446]

Habits of Dimebag Darrel are shred,make pinch harmonics so good it makes you open your mouth,and generally being awesome

[@KakashiHatake-sg8ym]

Starkill3r - ?

[@RunningFromMachines]

@Starkill3r - Dimebag used the flag more for heritage, he's given Scott Ian a Star of David Guitar for his Jewish Heritage. I have also never heard of one story where Dimebag was rude or hateful towards anyone, minorities or not. If he really was what you say he was, there would be stories about it. Do I agree with his use of the flag? No, I'm a minority myself so it's a little awkward. Do I think that you are being really extra when you say he hated minorities? Definitely. Him and brothers were known to have hearts of gold, everyone in the metal community agrees on that, even people outside of the Metal community as well. Edit: I will also say, considering he was a White Trash Texan(Dimebag called himself White trash), he turned out as good as you can hope if you ask me.

[@StevenVachon]

Starkill3r - you're being ignorant. Do some research on Dimebag and his brother and you'll find that they were nothing like you assume.

[@scottthomas8376]

@Starkill3r - you are mindblowingly stupid

[@HenritheHorse]

@Starkill3r - Why do you go around writing bullshit about Dime?

[@richconner5245]

I know this is old af but you are an amazing guitarist as always Impressed with your skill . Thanks for most of your videos

[@MinerJumpBoy]

Honestly AWESOME Video!! I really love Dime and I'm glad this is a thing. Now i can finally create some awesome riffs with the techniques of Dime!! Thank you so much!

[@AmmoGunsAndFun]

DIMEBAG Darrell the best guitarist ever 1000% R.I.P ABBOTT BROTHERS

[@mirkougolini5032]

Habits of Govan or Zappa or Loomis?

[@onthe1481]

Zappa

[@OranConfined]

Loomis please

[@milotimberlake2047]

Zappa

[@sergej100qca4]

Please

[@onthe1481]

@@milotimberlake2047 Zappa might be out of a scope.

[@xenounde0]

Me: *died and went to heaven* wow! pinch me if im dreaming! DimeBag: *hits sick fukin pinch harmonic*

[@MrUnrealsounds]

on the dime slide, once you slide down to the higher A note flick the string like a pull off to make the lower A note to ring, dont poke it, its harder and throws that lower A note sharp a tad, sounds off

[@jackshadows2893]

DImebag was a God! Always loved his choice of tone and notes, was always surprising and beyond heavy. \m/ R.I.P. brother