Do You Practice Or Do You Play? [legendado]

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[@RudyAyoub]

great video man I needed this

[@LightningGuitar]

Now you doing just that.

[@jeshpaul7385]

1:22 Kiko:" So lets say you saw a *cool* *guitar* *player* play some arpeggio with string skipping" 1:46 : Kiko plays an Emin7 arpeggio with string skipping... I see what you did there Sir... Amazing video btw

[@rafaelcarvalho-sd2bc]

lool

[@rossrollinson3239]

I was gonna say...

[@undeadpresident]

I want to play guitar really well but I just don't have the hair.

[@hylas99]

Hysterical!

[@Asimov16]

I have the hair, but only got 3 guitars, so I will never succeed LOL

[@thiagosarraf7265]

Me neither bro

[@mikeyschilling9660]

You , Marty Friedman randy Rhodes Kirk Hammett Steve vai and Eddie Van Halen are my guitar Gods !! U rock man I love dystopia y’all should come out with a new record 🤘🤘

[@kikoloureiroofficial]

Wow! Thanks to put me on this list

[@Vic-f1t]

New record with Randy? That's weird.

[@kaze7233]

@@Vic-f1t bruh

[@kaze7233]

@@Vic-f1t eddie van halen too

[@arashtaheri9172]

how can you like Kiko and kirk hammett at a same time? Kirk is shit! is he have only one good guitar solo?

[@SynnUnsworth]

awesome stuff dude!! I definitely need to focus on more practicing!

[@kikoloureiroofficial]

thanks!!

[@bokopiiti2275]

who doesnt :D

[@nunoximenes]

Probably Kiko as Mustaine has said one of the most technical guitarrist to play in Megadeth but what i like the most in Kiko´s playing is the ability to play Metal ,Rock, Fusion and Brazilian styles that he´s so prolific in. One of the Best in or out of Megadeth his path is set to be with gratest. And above all he´s Brazillian not American or British or whatever and i hope he can bring from his Brazillian roots something interesting to the whatever style he´s playing.

[@CTROCK]

Practice is Practice! Playing is Playing!

[@jamesmarko1787]

Don't play around when it comes to practicing!

[@loganknez3982]

Stay 'tuned' for more puns!

[@thehellion754]

@@loganknez3982 do you play or do you practice.......... .......what you preach?

[@j_freed]

So you mean while I'm playing I should stop practicing? Because I suspect the other guys hate that.

[@Chump1]

And Brexit means Brexit.

[@Lordpoliticallyincorrect]

*Marty Friedman created the best Megadeth solos and Kiko plays them perfectly. Respect !*

[@emperoralvis6559]

Chris Poland* created the best solos.

[@prophecyproductions4753]

Politically Incorrect cough... Chris Poland...cough...

[@rpascon]

"conquer or die" to me is the absolute best

[@SamboatMusicBassCovers]

My favorite takeaway from this video is take a little bit of time to practice, and then go play without being analytical of your playing

[@joaojr7918]

Acho que o Kiko nos ensina que um músico é um atleta também rsss. Isso é muito bom e coerente!!!

[@Marcin79W]

Thank you for waking me up. I've lost some years with making no any progress, and because of your video I've done more steps forward during last week than I did last year. Just by switching off all but my AXE and headphones/speakers only. Just focusing and slowing down helped a lot. No computer/phone/youtube/backingtracks/facebook, ect. No any distractions. It's not easy to practise this way, it feels like making step back at the beginning, but it's not step back, it's just seeing mistakes I've been doing, but I didn't see before. Practice time is a time to face it, and a time to face feeling like I'm not that good as I thought so, but this is the only way to move forward, isn't it? :) Thank you!

[@SampaioRoan]

That right there has been always my struggle, the feeling that you are stepping become, but it is actually a delusion, you are absolutely correct, it is actualy improving. thanks man, appreciate it you had shared

[@MaynardOwns]

I play, been playing for 15+ years. I'd be a damn god if practiced all those years

[@anujupadhyay10]

same here..

[@limmeirelles5589]

Além de me ajudar a compreender melhor esse instrumento maravilhoso que é a guitarra, ainda da um auxílio no meu inglês, já que nem coloco legenda para entender o que vc ensinou. Valeu KIKO!!!!!

[@nickkellam9155]

Thanks for the great advice

[@billtrantos19]

Very useful video Kiko, really helpful! Looking forward to more tips like this!

[@Ktallica]

You are quickly becoming one of my favorite guitar players. You break it down so different people with various skill level can understand and apply. Thank you. Would love to see a video of alternate tunings and how to understand their relationships.

[@rase6]

Thank you Kiko for explaining all of this in a very simple way. Actually there is a very thin line between practicing and playing. And I always used to skip it. This video is very helpful. Could you please do another video on how can I become better at lead guitar playing if I only know scales?

[@johnnyAustria80]

This is great stuff, fantastic teacher. More of the lessons videos! Thank you!

[@kikoloureiroofficial]

Thanks!!

[@awittypilot8961]

That is the best guitar practice advice I've ever seen...Thanks!

[@A.P.P.]

Thanks Kiko for your beatiful lessons!! I play the guitar I've been playing for 10 years now and always i listen your advices!! Some months ago i went to your clinic in Verona and i asked you what are the most important exercises for improve in alternate picking, string skipping, sweep ecc you told me the most important thing is: play very slow and listen where you wrong and focus on it and keep practice !!! Yeah im doing ! Thanks again Kiko :)

[@francisocbian8726]

Add that stuff in your own/upcoming album. Really great sounding.

[@JimiHL]

I love these practice videos. I have learned a lot from them. You are very gracious with you time and talent. All the best!

[@rhapsodybitung2714]

Thanks you Master Mr Kiko , for the time to teaching us,,

[@MSpotatoes]

I was playing along with backing tracks and mistook that for practicing. I was not getting better. What helped me was learning hard solos and songs from my favorite bands and artists.

[@omareli08]

I’ll sure start to practice a bit more, also learning that cool arpeggio

[@TheSolfilm]

Your advices are very good. That's good to see gog guitarists like you doing instructional videos and communicating with other with less skills. That's one of the few good things of the modern era.

[@jeffreymonroe153]

You are such an inspiration. Awesome attitude. Thank you. :)

[@jonathansalvatierraalcaraz8841]

kiko você é ótimo, algum dia eu quero ser como você.

[@rvmusictv0122]

Another very informative advice.... thank you Kiko. More power to you!!!!

[@humayunrashid4568]

What a humble guy he is! Respect! Please do more this kind of video..

[@diegoambrosio5120]

Despite the excellent mood, patience and detailed examples, it does not matter if the teacher is a rockstar... a class is always a class: tiring, boring and requiring attention and will.

[@himanshumusicboy7134]

Kiko u rock man, u're such a legend....and such a nice guy

[@paulocellos3920]

Excelente exercício mestre

[@mandeep3445]

Good one bro....Have seen you live in Bangalore India....2015......

[@DerektheGuitarist]

Wow this lesson is gold - ty so much !! God Bless

[@kikoloureiroofficial]

Glad it was helpful!

[@irismiacci8495]

Salve Kiko! !!!! Excelentes dicas! !!!! Abraços! \m/🎸👍

[@trakatra2854]

Nice video for the autodidacts like me. Thanks

[@lucasogoncalves]

Ei ta preula, q massa q o kiko tem um canal

[@nox-gameguitar7988]

obrigado pelo vídeo! muito bom sempre tenho essa preocupação de o quanto praticar e o quanto tocar as músicas !! abraços e obrigado

[@alfredopineda2429]

I`m going to take this advice for me, usually I just play so now, I´ll try start with some exercises and then have a complete rutine. Thank you so much!!

[@MiloTheWizard]

And how did it turn out for you?

[@titans425]

Thanks for the knowledge sir kiko..

[@jegcarter1018]

Great lesson Kiko, keep them coming!

[@LeaGhaya]

You're awesome thank you for this nice video 🤘🏼👍🏻

[@nathanmoreira]

Esse ano eu vou voltar a estudar guitarra. Eu já tinha visto esse vídeo antes, mas hoje ele me impactou mais, porque hoje eu me encontro justamente no que o Kiko falou, que é você achar que está estagnado e eu estou. Minhas composições não tem mais inovação (não sou nem 0,01% perto do Kiko em composição, mas eu gostava das minhas ideias), parece algo muito genérico e sem alma. Por isso, eu quero só estudar e parar de ficar tocando músicas que eu gosto por horas e horas como eu fazia, talvez tocar com uns amigos faça bem pra compôr e até pra praticar a tocar em pé, cantar ao mesmo tempo, enfim. Só sei que o Kiko me inspira muito a ser um músico de verdade, não que isso seja minha vontade profissional, será apenas um hobbie, mas eu quero muito ter esse conteúdo dentro de mim que jamais vai fazer com que eu canse de mim mesmo como está acontecendo agora. Agradeço muito ao Kiko por esse vídeo, ajudou demais!

[@emperoralvis6559]

Kiko since Megadeth doesn’t play most songs from Peace Sells anymore can you pull of Chris Poland’s solos in Good Mourning/Black Friday?

[@adaobas]

O cara quando é mito faz isso: um video de 9 minutos vira uma aula que rende meses de material.. Kiko, você pode comentar um pouco mais sobre o eu processo de composição? Vendo esse vídeo vc deixou claro que divide a parte criativa da parte técnica.. então seria certo dizer que vc meio que "separa" um tempo pra compor?

[@myteacherptr1993]

Mano, tem alguns vídeo do Steve Vai que são muito esclarecedores onde ele fala sobre composição. Acho que vale apena compartilhar com vc. Procure no KZbin por (Steve Vai guitar lesson - deeper than technique). Tem mais de um vídeo onde ele fala coisas que deixam a gente mais a vontade na hora de compor. Saca lá. Flw

[@julianbraico3731]

U rock man!!! Nice video 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@elisabrovelli371]

Nice Video and very helpful, Thank you!

[@longtrang5706]

Kiko what are you practicing at your level?

[@RyanChaos.0]

Long Trang Sweep picking at 1,000 BPM

[@ataxerxe]

witchcraft certainly and how to play with the power of the mind

[@efyfauzi4421]

Kiko pls respond to this question 😂 i wonder

[@Sniperfire24]

Well he certainly has to practice what he already can to stay on the same level, but he could practice anything. There's a million different ways to play guitar, so there's always something new to learn.

[@xpec4dorx723]

Chords C,D,E,F,G,A,B

[@Santiagonolasco1]

Excellent lesson Kiko! Will try to implement this way of practicing. greetings from Argentina

[@alexgc5361]

You are amazing!!!

[@gutocavalcante]

Very simple lesson... very relevant lesson/tips !!!!! Thank's, Kiko!

[@sebastianvm4261]

Each note is importantly Thanks for all :)

[@nathanieljohnson8727]

thanks for the lesson kiko! I appreciate your knowledge of music theory and implementation of it. I've never been one to practice if i cant figure something out i usually give up.

[@flavy1000]

This was very clear..and helps us to organize our practices better...! It helped a lot!

[@etwagama]

Nice to see you... thanks. Been watching you since 2005 "young guitar". Its been an inspiration till now. Wish you all the best! Hugs!

[@irmasil3]

After playing guitar and shredding for more than 25 years, what I learned from this video is that Kiko is God.

[@DennisTeti]

This video was great. I can’t wait to try this. Please, more videos on music theory. I liked how fluent you were describing the intervals.

[@Cribsmeister]

Good stuff man, thank you! Would be really interesting to know some great practice routines for beginner/intermediate guitar solo/improvising. What to practice, when and how much? I'm stuck in the pentatonic scales and don't know what I should practice in a good systematic way to master the guitar.! Thanks again! :)

[@kyra7891]

Muito obrigada mesmo

[@burakdeveli2121]

Thank youuuu

[@chuwy2k]

It looks like easy in your hands. Definitely, I need more practice. 🤘🏽😎🤘🏽👋🏽😉🇻🇪

[@CarlosHenrique-hr2uf]

Very well treasure!!

[@dheerajyadav7637]

Hey Kiko,,,would love to learn intervals from you. Plz Kiko do it,,, loots of love from Nepal 🤘🇳🇵

[@F.BERTOLOTO]

Salve ai. Excelente abordagem Abraços e bends

[@F.BERTOLOTO]

@Mateus P. Neves kkk. Então Tmj. Abração

[@raulkftbispojeronimo]

Valeu pela dica.

[@ThaFarm3r]

Great video! I love it , really gets your fingers moving. As far as future videos I'd love to see some lick breakdowns from your solo on Conquer or Die. Keep on rockin man \m/

[@alejandrovenegasramirez9119]

Se escucha muy bien!. Saludos loureiro!.

[@davidk05]

This video is actually really helpful. Thanks for another amazing vid

[@Zakkarath]

.... I've been playing for over 35 years and have known many players locally and here are my thought.... if you want to improve... if you want to learn to use knew techniques when improvising... either learn a difficult solo from someone who uses this technique or... if you come up with a new technique or variation on an existing one... compose a small piece of music around this technique..... just mechanically practising won't get you anywhere in the end.... you should really only do mechanical type practice to warm up or strengthen your fingers..... otherwise you have to attach two things to your chops... emotion and timing... your licks have to spring from an emotional connection to the fretboard and they have to have a sense of timing.... melody must be a given... you should know and have felt what you're playing as you play from a musical perspective... exactly the same way you would if you were singing or humming a melody.... so the process involved is no different if you're sustaining after a bend for 8 bars or playing a bunch of arpeggios in inversions all over the neck.... it should just come out because you know what sounds like already.... and hopefully.... eventually.... they magic of mutation occurs.....your brain takes one idea and then blends it with another... then your sweeping and tapping together... string skipping pentatonics... doing all kinds of weird things... but never discount theory... it will open up different dimensions to your playing.... like modal theory and chord substitution it can take one scale or chord.... and turn it into a plethora of sounds without you having to use any mental gymnastics or physically change what you are doing.... in essence... when you play... learn a complicated piece or improvise... you are learning....

[@WilmerLebron]

Love your videos man! Keep them coming!! 🎸🎶🔥🤘🏻

[@wrigleyx]

practicing for being a robot playing for playing music

[@c.montecristo]

Thank you man! Your videos are always very helpful and very good explained! I wish you always good times! \m/

[@adrianocruz3475]

Praticar = Olhar para os seus erros. Perfeito Kiko, talvez até para todas as profissões. Obrigado por compartilhar.

[@piratanocaribe]

As ibanez são guitarras interessantes eu não cuirtia elas achava normal mas agora passei a ver algo a mais de interessantes

[@alpertuncer1583]

i was thinking legendado was some kind of spanish legend title but now i know the meaning

[@shred69]

Hey Kiko, With lots of people focusing on solo playing and ideas, do you have any advice for improving rhythm playing? Maybe on an acoustic guitar? Wonderful video by the way 👌

[@philbertmill2]

I always practice and never play, whenever I tell someone I play the guitar, they ask me to play a song and I'm like: "Yeah, I don't know any song..." XD

[@laudirjunior8922]

Esses vídeos são excelentes! Muitíssimo úteis! Você também é um ótimo professor, que tem didática e experiência sobre o estudo da guitarra! Maneiríssimo!!!

[@kikoloureiroofficial]

Obrigado!!

[@sajjad4626]

can you make a video on how to get best tones out guitar and amps ,thanks Mr.Kiko

[@sbadolian]

Kiko - I grew up with Randy Rhodes and been in the music biz working with many greats for decades. You are definitely becoming my favorite guitar player.. I appreciate your down to earth attitude and hope nothing but the best for you.

[@kirkufc]

Not about guitar, this is essential for learning anything!

[@imcauan_]

Yes, i do play

[@bobschmidt6565]

Hey Kiko! can you please cover "Dread and the fugitive mind" plz plz plz plz plz plz plz

[@gauravlama2079]

Hi kiko.... I would love to watch your videos using Zoom G1FOUR for practice...and your thoughts on how good it is for beginners intermediate and advanced players.......😊🙏 And your thoughts on that if Zoom G1FOUR is a great practice tool or not.

[@franciscocarlosnj3406]

Kiko,se possível Faz um video mostrando seu setup! Tenho certeza que vai ser um ótimo vídeo

[@KiriFigueiredo]

Acho que um video antes desse ele mostra os equipamentos do Home Studio. E ele mostra que usa....

[@Mechashiva76]

fyi, i practiced john petrucci solos forever when i was a kid. like Under a Glass moon and Take the Time..... Pull me Under..... Erotomania.... basically everything off Awake and Images and Words. When i encountered 2 note per string licks like this one, they just kicked my ass. even now after years and years, i still can't play them the way Kiko is. That is, unless i start with an up stroke! I practiced this so long starting with a down stroke and it just never clicked. One day, i accidentally started the lick wrong (with and up stroke) and it just felt completely natural. I literally did not have to practice it and could just play it. Now saying "not practice" is a bit incorrect because all those 6 note per string licks (16th note triplets) that Petrucci does (Metropolis part 1or Take the Time) that I ripped on for years.... they all move to a new string on an up stroke :O which is why the two note per string licks feel so natural starting on an up stroke. I noticed the same thing with chromatic 4 note per string licks. Starting with a down stroke just train wrecks for me. Starting with an up, i don't even have to try. Let me know if this tip helps anyone :)

[@imyourgodmachine]

Practicing is playing something your not comftorable with. Something that actually improves your playing.

[@SandraLopez-nf1ic]

I understand what yall saying but we're talking about PRACTICE!!!~Allen Iverson

[@PoorManCigarette]

I have 8 years playing the guitar and always do that, pretend that playing was practice, I have now 2 months practicing amd once I finished, start to play, and maaan, the improving is amazing, you are totally correct

[@Kebbius]

Very helpful video, thanks Kiko. Can you do a video about your right hand? Position, angle, movement, etc? Do you use also the thumb combined with the wrist movement? Thanks again

[@ataxerxe]

Yeah, agree!

[@anthony27436]

Great idea!!

[@myteacherptr1993]

The interesting thing for me here is how his English *catches on* after five minutes talking.

[@steveaustin1820]

My whole problem...too much effort in the fret hand...being more efficient and with a lighter feel...great lesson.

[@POSTAGEMCASUAL]

You have to practice many techniques to be able to play electric guitar well. Thanks, Kiko Loureiro.

[@maxrock70]

...you’re right...I’m playing not practicing :-(

[@rockybalboa2526]

Just use your ears people! IF you have " it " ???? ( it meaning, you were born with the musicianship inside of you ) Then " it " will come!!! just keep playing and using your ears.... THEORY WILL STOP YOU FROM CONNECTING WITH YOUR INNER MUSICIAN! Music is Audio, Not intellectual...... ( AND all the greatest musicians played by ear! ) That should say all there is to say about theory....

[@aniel.viviannepinto9683]

I want that bloody green flame sexy guitar of Kiko 😜😜😜

[@IVORY123100]

Loved it .. Unfortunately I have to stop practicing and spend these last days playing ..

[@georgemorris4142]

Thanx Mr Mustaine for giving the guitar WORLD, KIKO 👍

[@BJJ510]

hello Kiko, what was your solution for hitting a speed plateau when you where a kid beginning with your shred journey...cheers...