KILLER SIMPLE FUSION LICKS

[@nickburmanmusic]

Lick 1: 1:04 Lick 2: 1:17 Lick 3: 1:30 Lick 4: 1:42 Lick 5: 1:54 Lick 6: 2:07 Lick 7: 2:19 Lick 8: 2:33 Lick 9: 2:46

[@ToneCanyon]

Nick B has

[@chavamel]

i insist, you are the BEST teacher in all you tube, great teaching, easy to understand, 5 stars friend.

[@Almostnameless]

These licks really gets you going into the territory of "fusion-like" playing and makes you understand some of its concepts. Very helpful :)

[@YourGraveIsHere]

Dude thank you for making these videos its competely changed the way I approach soloing and song writing in general. Lick 6 is my favorite

[@SlimEstrada]

Hi David. Marvellous lessons. They work for me......on keyboards. Helps me learn the scales too.

[@maestrodinorhelos]

I love stuff like this because I can share it with it students when in need of something different to learn. Thank for putting the time into it.

[@archivestereo]

This is great. I'll play these and apply them for sure. Your videos are the best - short and to the point.

[@zenncanters]

Thanks for sharing David, love your style of playing. I'm still learning to do all this and to understand what it is you're doing. I'm in my second year of studying jazz and we haven't come this far yet, but this is the direction I want to go eventually. I would love to help you anyway I can with tabs and all, but for the moment I'm kinda short on time myself. I really want you to become one of KZbins' most appreciated guitar players, because I know what you can do.

[@rexasul]

Great licks and everything you need from an instructional. Really helps to see a scale put into a musical context. Thanks.

[@stratoleft]

This is the best guitar sites I've ever seen. On another note, pun intended, I look at other websites on legato instructions, but I just barely get a few notes in that way. Excellent video and guitar ideas here.

[@eyk234]

Awesome licks there, especially the little "legato" parts make them smooth and really cool, Luke

[@carvetop]

Great ideas. I love the idea of presenting "short" phrases. Definitely going to give me something to work on. Thanks!

[@hanspersson29]

This was the best videos I`ve come across to develop my tonal expression... Amazing and useful licks!

[@JUNOtheArtist]

Great lesson brotha

[@mmarciomachado72]

very cool man. Your lessons are so interesting. Thanks and good luck. Congratulations from Brazil.

[@Explosive184]

I just stumbled upon your channel, seems like there is alot here that's worth exploring. Thank you for sharing!

[@nfsnowboarder]

Lick 8 is my favorite, awesome work David!

[@jonathanparecki]

Great licks! I particularly enjoyed the 2nd one

[@joshguitarreiru]

Thanks for sharing your knoweledge! Your hands are plenty of cool licks!

[@gvbaker55]

Didn't realize those Flys sounded so meaty! Great licks.

[@jared_s2]

walliman reminds me of jason segel....thinner....awesome licks!! loved them all.

[@mraggrovator]

Great collection of licks.

[@turockandar]

Those are some interesting head and neck angles ha ha ha....great licks thanks for your time and talent:)

[@wojtekpiekarniak5946]

Great lessons,very useful and well presented. Thank you David.

[@Parmenides480BC]

fantastic video! Ive never thought of writing licks BEFORE soloing before... Ive been making them up on the spot. I wonder if that has some effect on my issue.

[@dennisbrumback7251]

You are the man, David! These licks are hot and sound so meaty on the neck pickup in my strat. Great lesson, Great video.

[@petepachio]

Nice phrasing on these licks DAVE..kick-ass!

[@irishwolf1981]

Great lesson, interesting licks.

[@jimmyhitide]

Great stuff - well presented and really useful.

[@cajunstrat]

Thanks for the instructions. These are great and your teaching method is great. How can there be 2 dislikes? WTF?

i study composition in a music academy called Fermatta here in mexico!! but there is a class where i need to know how to do impro in all the modes of the major scale!! by the way, nice videos

[@miqueldapena]

sweet! cannot wait to see the next one

[@AndreasSku93]

@GuadalupeBatista The dorian scale is a mode in the major harmonic scale. Think of it like a box like the boxes in the pentatonic scale, but just like all the other modes in the major harmonic scale, the dorian mode can be used as a scale on it's own, making all the other modes in the major harmonic scale your other boxes.

[@BlackAdderLXX]

Sick playing. You have a killer vibrato

[@SantiagoManrique]

hey what's the background music at the intro?

[@spooner1957]

instead subscription. you're playing is awesome and i loved those licks!

[@littlered222222]

Amazing licks! Great thanks!

[@mehtabb1]

@Wallimann No problem, at least they're in the video! Thanks for the licks dude!

[@Pedjazz]

Cool licks David, love the ones towards the end with C minor pent :)

[@MarekJendza]

Awsome licks! Thanks.

[@GearBov]

Simply amazing!

[@Jam-Tracks-Guitar]

great licks, thanks man!

[@v2vroth]

Great lessons I am learning a lot thanks !!

[@ditoarch06]

1st finger to 4th then slide 1/2 and pull-off to 1st finger.. very usefull! thx man! you're awsome \m/_

[@Hypnus9]

David...very nice stuff.

[@darrenoneill1001]

hey man love your playing.is there a handy way of soloing over blues. i seem to loose it when 4th an 5thchords .do i stay in same key or do i hit a certain note while chord changes .ts there a simple way around it. thanks

[@SASPython]

@Wallimann hmm I'm assuming the info for these group classes is on your site, I'll be sure to check it out in depth when I have some more time on my hands. You're videos are really useful, and the best part I think is that you combine a nice balance of practicality, explanation, and humour, which keeps it interesting and sets it aside from other videos which just throw licks and terminology at you. I'll defiantly be getting some of those jam tracks. And 30% off? mmm I like!

[@wickedmojo]

great video! thank you! will be a big help

[@MattyPS]

I'm intrigued by your way of holding the pick (with clenched fist)

[@jorgefuentes90]

Dude you're awesome. I'm learning a lot with your vids. I was looking for a video in which you explain how to play out by moving a pentatoinc scale 1 fret up or down. I've search it all along your channel but didn't find it. Could you please copy me the lick? Thank you so much!

[@lawina76]

great ideas and concepts. Thank You. I'm Your fan

[@patconlon1]

Great stuff David thanks . This video has really helped me step outside the linear metal type minor runs and get a little more fusion sound going. Is it fair to say their is a bit of Pentatonic and and Blues scale mixed into some of these licks too ?

[@gbluesrocker]

David, what chord or chords should i practice the licks over? Bm? thanks for your time!

[@spike4379]

@Wallimann oh sorry i just meant that in the video you didnt mention the backing tracks were tobuy only

i hope this help me for my tomorrow modal improvisation exame!!! (sorry about my bad english)

[@BigCowz]

Interesting licks

[@robertaiueo]

This is very good to learn, but make more video tutorials like this one with long legato fusion descending and ascending, thank

[@georgeorlando705]

HI Wallimann....Thanks for sharing all of this great stuff. I have a question about lick #1...Please excuse my naive question, as I am still learning about lead guitar. You said that this lick, as all the rest, is in B dorian. I don't understand why there is an F natural at the end of the lick. Could you please explain? It would be very helpful and much appreciated. Thanks!

[@MattyPS]

@Wallimann haha ^^ but would you recommend this position?

[@MetalSweden]

Lick 8 is my favourite!

[@WILLIANSOUTO]

Pow Wallimann is what we need, fusion in the vein grateful :0

[@dobsonone]

are u french dude ye? btw what gear have u used on this?? im most interested in the guitar, but as much as u could tell me would be mint.

[@Striated]

Bro what are you using for that mind blowing tone?

[@rippedray]

wow this guy is awesome i just subscribed :)

[@southernshred]

Great playing and ideas :) This is meant as a compliment, but "Listen to Jimmy Herring much?" :) I really like this stuff man, this style of playing is what I aim for so keep it coming

[@thehiptonics]

so tell me,, B dorian ( Amaj) So how do you decide on using the b3 and b6 . It sounds great, but what is the forethought... or is it simple pattern ideas you discovered. Love to hear your thoughts

[@NamELes91]

thanks mate!!!awesome stuff!!!favorited most of your videos so i can workout!!!consider me as your student!!hahahah!!!thanks again!

[@mreternaljourney]

Amazing!

[@moncmon]

Nice guitar man, I believe that's a Parker right? Anyway Thanks for the licks!! i'll keep Em!! :D

[@matthieu71]

Are you saying "Salut !" at the beginning ? ^^

[@iissepto3194]

Sparks to play hours and hours... Thanks !

[@VikramBhosale1987]

awesome and thank you

[@TheDrummagurl]

This is gold....

[@jorgefuentes90]

Shit man! I wanted to show it to some friends. It was one in which you made a joke with going out your house and caming back quickly! That was hilarious hehe Thanks and congratulations for your work. You're really didactic!

[@seboze]

salut ,je ne savais pas que tu etait français ! j adore tes videos mais je suis pas un pro en anglais ! en a tu fait en français? en tout cas meme en anglais je m eclate sur tes videos merci waliman

[@josegeraldo9313]

Legal muito boas aulas ideias 👏👏👏👏✌✌✌✌

[@FreakyBoy667]

Very cool! but it would be even greater if there would be a video like this one for bass...xD

[@Flamencanta]

i see you have a digidesign- your software must be pro tools then right? Great video;)

[@shreddingjoris]

Thxs this is great!

[@MattyPS]

@Wallimann But I don't know what's good and what's not... From what you can see with my videos, what do you think about the position ?

[@paulmichaelsmith3207]

Just discovered this. Great stuff, David. Without but probably sounding like a jerk, I've played for a long time, have studied with Mike Stern (great guy) and others. Have some tools, always looking for more. Inside out playing is so key to fusion and so much fun. Mick Goodrick and Charlie Banacos are so helpful that way. But love your licks. Like that they're not too long cause otherwise that's an easy way to lose players and students. Including me. Cheers!

[@Wallimann]

Paul Michael Smith Thanks!

[@nickburmanmusic]

You don't sound like a jerk, Paul. What I heard was "I've studied with one of the greatest jazz guitarists in the world, and can learn even more from David Wallimann." That's noteworthy praise as far as I'm concerned.

[@JuanGonzalez-on6ls]

awesome mr david... thankyou so much this is great ... MAESTRO

[@MattyPS]

@Wallimann XD It doesn't look ridiculous ;-) Okay ^^ I'm don't really pay attention to my hand position, should I ?

[@NeedHeadMusic]

are your ancessors german or so? wallimann?

[@nemogre]

David what's the logic behind building those licks?

[@jerrybaker4418]

Awesome! Thank You....

[@SASPython]

do you give private lessons?

[@beejaystrings]

thank you!!

[@levizinhorodrigues]

That's ''short'' licks idea. It's very thoutful. Dude, i must to say, i love the way that you explain the licks. Nice, very nice!

[@OrbisonTributeArtist]

I found it, but it won't let me post it. It's title is "Fusion Licks". Hope this helps you find it.

[@arasu90]

@Wallimann Ta maîtrise de l'anglais est excellente dans ce cas ;-) mais tu dois déjà le savoir... J'avais un doute sur tes origines, j'avais cru entendre un soupçon d'accent français mais je m'étais dit que ça pouvait très bien venir d'un accent régional... Bref! Revenons-en au sujet: excellente vidéo comme d'habitude, je m'y mets sérieusement après les examens ;-) Merci!

[@topdog2328]

@GuadalupeBatista dorian is the second mode of the major scale......if you play it with no sharps or flats it would be D, E, F, G, A, B, C, D

[@PaulTheSkeptic]

Okay so I learned all the licks and practiced them until I could play them as fast as you. Tomorrow my fingers will promptly forget them. But even if they didn't I don't see how I can learn to improvise like this. I know the scales and positions but how do I put it all together where my fingers will move like this automatically? Thanks for the lesson.

[@TheBearPenguin]

Practice to backing tracks. A lot.

[@bobmancuso4487]

Paul TheSkeptic play with people, its the only way

[@PaulTheSkeptic]

***** That sounds amazing. Where can I learn more?

[@Wallimann]

Paul TheSkeptic Check out www.guitarinfusion.com! ;)

[@PaulTheSkeptic]

***** You have to pay for that. What did you think? Was it worth it?

[@dadude7]

Cool video.

[@NeedHeadMusic]

have you also studied music or why do you have such insane knowledge?

[@topdog2328]

so what key are these licks in

[@NYAAAAAAAAT]

What did you say in the begining?

[@abdallamusico]

Thanks!

[@regeky]

@Wallimann but this guy ROCKS LOVE IT!!

[@ryanwest8058]

Wow lots of flat 5ths but they sound good hard to pull off