Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb solo (Guitar lesson with TAB)

[@nikolagugoski]

This tab is now available in Guitar Pro format. You can find it here bit.ly/3GGTNDy

[@phalanger1]

I tried to purchase this but its refusing me based on location. I tried 2 locations but it doesnt want to take my money

[@nikolagugoski]

@@phalanger1 Sorry to hear that. It's probably something about copyright. I've had this issue with other tabs as well. Contact me somewhere (instagram/email) and I'll help you out

[@hugh-yb4si]

​​@@nikolagugoskiwatch on KZbin at: BLACK METAL TEENS LISTENING PINK FLOYD

[@Patrick-od1wc]

Super 👍

[@two_blocks_down]

This is the most beautiful solo I have ever learned. Now I understand why Gilmour is so respected by guitarists.

[@rohanpaul8416]

Gary Moore?

[@jeremyacton4569]

I recommend his live performance of Comfortably Numb at Pompeii Arena for an excellent, Guitar God - level experience of David Gilmour's music.

[@Mwtorres89]

Listen to David Gilmour live in Gdańsk.. it’s prime Gilmour in all his greatness

[@SimonSomething]

Yes it's also the most beautiful guitar solo I have never learned.

[@mono.isgtds]

You should listen to marooned, it’s peak gilmour.

[@sarthakmverma722]

I'm learning it on my 100$ acoustic without any pedals,etc and my fingers are comfortably numb😭❤️❤️🙏

[@sarthakmverma722]

@@shivasix9136 hope so...got that 1st solo though.

[@Waitedgold]

More like uncomfortably numb lol. I am going to learn this soon

[@andymat7359]

Put 9 gauge electric strings on it bro.

[@sarthakmverma722]

@@Waitedgold hahahah

[@sarthakmverma722]

@@andymat7359 👍👍

[@edzappia2892]

Again, perfect solo lesson format. Half speed. Tab. Broken down in parts. Close-up on hands. No talk. Just lesson, 1/2 speed demo, tabs. BOTH Comfortably Numb solo lessons in 4 minutes. Perfect.

[@mal121765]

I "sort of" learned these solos years ago, but never had it quite nailed, and could never find a good on-line tutorial for them. Thank you so much for such a professionally done, easy to follow tutorial. You totally nailed it, and not only having the tabs simultaneously, but also breaking the final solo into easily digestible parts is a game-changer. On behalf of millions of guitarists, thank you!!

[@TheRadioAteMyTV]

So well said, as one of those millions you speak for..

[@edzappia2892]

Totally right. Like many, I've 1/2 learned this solo many times. Now that I have a little time after 30 or so years, it's really nice to sit down an NAIL these solos perfectly. I like a lot of the KZbin guys out there, but this is THE best lesson format I've come across.

[@vermine18]

Probably the best guitar solo ever created. It just hits dead center in the feelings

[@theeagle9ar]

If one listens to the solo one might say "it's just a bunch of blues licks". Now grab that guitar and try to get it right. It's a pain in the a$$ because it's not just a bunch of blues licks. Those blue licks are placed in places only King David Gilmour could have imagined, totally odd places to start and end the phrases, unexpected turns, etc. AND FEEL. I have been tryng to learn this thing for years and quit after a few attempts every time. Lately i resurrected an old session i have for a cover of this song and i finished everything, bass, vocals, drums, keyboards, orchestra, but the solo is stopping me from finishing the damn thing because it's not just a bunch of blues licks, folks. It's a King David Gilmour's masterpiece and not many can recreate it well. This lesson is the most helpful i found so far on the internet. Great job. Thank you.

[@KerrymanUSA]

Studied solo 2 for years and all the different nuances of others who have posted covers and lessons. My first reaction is that this is the very best. Great work. Thanks

[@nikolagugoski]

Thank you. I watched a few covers and there were different variations of this solo. I tried to play it note for note, so that people can learn it as it is :)

[@Poly6Groove]

Mike W absolutely right this is the easiest to learn and memorize and also the most accurate version I’ve found Thank you great tutorial!

[@peterwright5249]

Nikola Gugoski def the most accurate to the album version 👌👌👌

[@gabrielcomeau3518]

solo2 for years i learned in 1 hour 🤣😂

[@marcush5042]

@@gabrielcomeau3518 Well, u can learn all the notes in 1 hour yes but it need to sound good too. The time stops, bends, vibrations and the feeling needs to be there. No way in earth you nailed all that in 1 hour. If so congrats and upload a video so we can judge. Poser.

[@zzodysseuszz]

The best solo I’ve ever heard. Touches your soul like crazy

[@maxdegraaf1333]

THANK YOU SO UNBELIEVABELLY MUCH!!!! Day 1: Nailing the 1st solo Day 2: Nailing solo 2 part 1 Day 3: Nailing part 2 Day 4: Nailing part 3,4 and 5! I wanted to be finished in september, because of you i did it in 5 days! again: THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!

[@jakobeboah1]

do you still have it memorized?

[@maxdegraaf1333]

@@jakobeboah1 Yep! Just played it 5 minutes ago!😃

[@MikeJaeger]

Its nice to have it broken down into parts - easier for my mind to take in that way - thank you!

[@maxdegraaf1333]

@@MikeJaeger you are welcome

[@todd9012]

Great lesson. We can see your fingers clearly, the tab is right there, it's slowed to a reasonable learning speed...and no wasted time listening to someone talk unnecessarily. You are AWESOME! Thank you so much!!!

[@nicholasgoryance2270]

Been wanting to learn this since my early teens and I finally have it at 36. Better late than never. Thanks for the video!!!

[@nikolagugoski]

Thanks for watching Nicholas! Glad the video helped 🙂

[@Dotscorner]

Good fucking job !! You rock

[@דרשרמן]

as a relatively begginer ,from my experience, start here and learn this solo by heart. it took me about 3months to achieve a decent level. then you can learn from other good teaching videos on youtube. but this one is the best. plane music. no stops, no technique talk. simply essential. and this goes for every solo i learned till now. outstanding work. thanks Nicola!

[@xsitied2708]

i can only do part one of the second solo but i’m really proud of myself right now i’ll get there hopefully

[@nikolagugoski]

Really glad to hear that! Just play it slow and be patient :)

[@xsitied2708]

@@nikolagugoski thanks and yep i’m trying

[@johnnycurtis5595]

You got it bro just keep at it!

[@xsitied2708]

@@johnnycurtis5595 i learned it:)

[@CMusician262]

@@xsitied2708 Way to go!! Let me tell you ig you haven't already try and get that Gilmour Tone on your guitar (electric obviously lol) and play over a backing track or even just the original!! It's a whole new experience!! That's awesome that you learned it!!

[@samuelw3295]

I have waited for someone to slow this down and break it down the way you have. This song has been an all time favorite since I bought the album in 1980 when I was 15!!

[@sgd5k292]

Oh Boy! Big mistake! Recently, I turned to a TV channel that was showing a Pink Floyd concert in Venice and my wife saw it (1st time she had ever heard of Pink Floyd) and asked if I could play this song. I said no, I haven't learned any of their songs. She said why not, don't you have a guitar like that one. I said yes, it's a Stratocaster, but I don't have those skills. She said, you can play good, can't you learn it?...I love that song. So here I am subscribed! Thanks Mr. Gugoski for posting this excellent tutorial...now back to my Strat. I got work to do! :)

[@Iheartdgd]

Sounds like an awesome wife. Hope you got it down for her! (And yourself of course)

[@sgd5k292]

@@ElHugoWorld Sorry it has taken so long to reply. Back then, I had 5 new songs to learn on my list and this one had to wait. I am ready to play the 4th one in a live gig and about 3/4s of the way from memorizing notes on the 5th. I like to start a new song before I finish learning a previous one, so I just started with Comfortably Numb. Also, had Covid 19 and so lost some time then. It lasted only about 12 days, but did not feel like playing my guitar for over a month. Now I am back again to where I don't want to put it down! :)

[@adriatic.vineyards]

@@sgd5k292 excuses excusss

[@EagleProductionsMK]

@@sgd5k292 How's the progress on it?

[@Completely-Pointless]

i learnt it and now my fingers are uncomfortably numb

[@stopmotion_king5119]

Far too real

[@pauljames7259]

I first started playing guitar three months ago so I am a total beginner. One of my goals was to learn this solo. This is the first solo I have attempted and I am getting pretty comfortable with the first part. This is a great tutorial and it is so nice to have the simultaneous tab below the close up. Thank you very much for making this.

[@captainbeaky]

Excellent tutorial - decent speed and NO TALKING! Exactly what I needed to learn this one. Minor quibble - at 0:30 that G isn’t a slide from 9 to 12 on the G string, it’s a 3-semitone bend, relax,bend relax to get that sequence.

[@ToppaliniTube]

this was the first solo i ever learned in full 2 years ago and now i'm revisiting it, oh the progress i've made! such a great solo

[@nikolagugoski]

It's always a great feeling when you realise that you are getting better. Glad my video helps

[@ToppaliniTube]

@@nikolagugoski i had originally used inferior commentary lessons and not actually learned the licks properly. using your tab videos has been immensely helpful because of their high quality and simplicity. also RHCP (with frusciante only) has always been my favorite band (even before i learned to play or knew about him i preferred that era) and it feels great to be able to play songs on that level of complexity!

[@hungfao]

Thanks for putting this together. Having lived during the 70s and experiencing all of these really great rock bands and several epic solos, it might be easy to get lost in the jungle. Yet one evening several years ago I listened to 'The Wall' again. It had always been a favorite. This solo somehow rose to the top. It was like really hearing it for the first time. It's freekin' brilliant. Gilmour has had many great solos but there's something really special about this one. Really special.

[@austincopeland6177]

Musically it’s perfect. Every note is right where it’s supposed to be without a bunch of flashy noodling.

[@TheRadioAteMyTV]

It seems to be that way for all of us. When we want 100 percent, pure Gilmore to the Nth degree, here we are at this solo. Lots of great Gilmore, but this is the Gilmorest of all. And to be a Gilmore is to be a special thing.

[@DoogieH92]

This lesson is absolutely fantastic! Learned the greatest solo of all time imo in a couple days. Thank you 🤘👍

[@ocahan27]

Even slowed down this solo still sounds fast. Shows what s genius gilmour is. Best ever guitarist bar none

[@AlphaChinoz]

He's one of the best, but I don't think anyone beats Jimi Hendrix (as he even plays the CRAZIEST stuff in the background WHILE singing)!

[@willvm20]

I wish I could be able to like more than just one time. Awesome way to teach!!! Thank you!!!

[@rdtlsyzn4287]

cant remember the last time I got tears in my eyes. This is very emotional. Good ol’ days

[@jeanmorales1867]

Tus clases son estupendas. Saludos desde Perú.

[@mvtorresi]

Been playing and practicing this solo for the past week. Thanks for posting it and playing it so well. To those learning this, recommend playing it a 50% speed so you can really hear the notes and most importantly the phrasing, which is everything for this solo.

[@nikolagugoski]

Thank you for watching 🙏 glad this helped

[@brandonbrinegar5316]

That was the hardest part for me,,the phrasing. This is not a technically difficult song, but the phrasing was tough for me to grasp in a few parts.

[@SilkySalmon514]

thank you this is my moms fav song so i played for her and she cried😭

[@rallo3861]

you are making the best videos. No Talking, short and slow played. with the tabs no problem to learn. thank you very much

[@CoolPajamaPants]

My absolute favorite part of this solo is between 2:57 and 3:19 on this video. So powerful. Or possibly 3:54-4:20. Both are very powerfully moving sections.

[@SuperDolta]

Hell yes, between 2:57 and 3:19 is pure bliss.

[@zzodysseuszz]

The best part for me is solo 2 part 2 and onwards.

[@teddmented]

It’s absolutely PENTATONIC

[@mikemichael618]

Would love to see more Pink Floyd tutorials! Thanks again Nikola :)

[@jeremyacton4569]

Goodbye Blue Sky is a brilliant anti war song that is one of the best songs on The Wall.

[@pfelice157]

This is fantastic, exactly what I needed to see to be oriented. It's pretty interesting to see just how much of this is simply played in good ol' B-minor pentatonic box 1!

[@whu2fc]

sounds great. You make this look so easy. I'll be back in 3 years when I've mastered part 1 :-)

[@zac1672]

UP THE IRONS

[@mjb1308]

How's it comin along?? This made me laugh out loud! I've just started part 1 of the second solo, 3 years? Jesus. I'll be back in 5.

[@welschyy957]

@@mjb1308how much progress have you made?

[@Drummer1570]

I honestly think your tutorials are the best. Perfectly laid out. I've learned Money, Time, and I'm about halfway through Comfortably Numb, all thanks to your videos!!

[@nikolagugoski]

Happy to hear that! Really glad these videos help 🙂

[@Drummer1570]

@@nikolagugoski I'm having a hard time getting the "9b9p7" to sound right. No matter what I do or how many times I try it, I can't get it to sound right. Is there anyway you could better help explain it or demonstrate it?

[@nikolagugoski]

Send me a video somewhere on how you do it and I'll try to help 🙂

[@holycrusader3130]

Thank you brother... I've spend a lot of time here, I'm close to playing it perfectly

[@nikolagugoski]

Really glad to hear that 😁

[@joeshmoe7967]

Probably the best solo I never learned....BUT, been taking lessons and after a bunch of scales work, teacher presented this as the first song to put the work to work. It might seem a bit ambitious, but I have played guitar for many years, so a newbi to soloing, but not guitar. This video going to be a great add on to my lessons. Thanks for posting. - Cheers

[@bc1301]

Great job. Very well played! You put a lot of work into this. It is greatly appreciated.

[@nikolagugoski]

Thank you! Means a lot

[@AxemanJimmy]

Thanks for this great lesson. Now i can too play both comfortably numb solos after watching your video on repeat for 9 hours straight at various speeds.

[@rajadell88]

To normal speed, speed up to 1.5x.

[@morzillo1]

You're wrong it's 2x

[@philipclayberg4928]

I've tried it at 1.25, and it seems a bit too slow. Then I tried it at 1.5, and it seems too fast. I wish I could try something in between those two speeds.

[@AaronAubreyPhoto]

@@philipclayberg4928 I've been learning this on 1.25 speed. The backing track I play to seems to fit the speed between 1.25 and 1.5 to match the album version.. it's also how I'm working to commit things to memory. I'll play w the lesson video and then go part by part tying to play w a backing track off of memory until I get through the whole thing!: P good luck! hope you've got it by now!!

[@philipclayberg4928]

@@AaronAubreyPhoto I confess that I only watched and listened (I don't play guitar -- I'm a pianist). You're a very good teacher. Were I in my teens or 20s (instead of 53), videos like yours would've encouraged me to try learning guitar. Then I would've been able to play both piano and guitar. But, from what friends and family have told me, it's really okay that I only play piano. They enjoy listening to me play (I usually improvise), and I'm glad that they do.

[@egesireci9510]

@@AaronAubreyPhoto just learn the bmp of the solo and play along with a metronome

[@markdesod561]

You find out what you are missing with lessons like this!!! A++++++++++++++++++++++++job!

[@StigNorth]

This solo is really hard on the flute. But luckly the tabs helps alot! Thank you sir!

[@staatsnoobNr1]

done. 3 weeks. every day was fun thanks to this lesson!

[@nikolagugoski]

Awesome! Glad this helped :)

[@vaclavjelinek4701]

Good job! But I recommend play ninth fret on D string in 2:28. It's better for continuity and for COMFORTABLY playing.

[@nikolagugoski]

Thanks. You might be right, but I'm using my third finger on the G string. I can't reach the note on the D string with the same finger

[@olleljung2161]

@@nikolagugoski Also, you could get a sweet pinch harmonic if you play on the fourth fret on the G string. How ever the thickness of the ninth fret on the D string would add more bass tone i suppose. Really though, play as you feel and want your sound to be.

[@superstylen1]

OMFG u are an absolute weapon Nikola. Thank you

[@kanyelberg]

I searched for this tutorial and now I'm so happy to see you uploaded this...because I learned the "Hotel California" Solo from your channel. Thank you!!

[@nikolagugoski]

Glad I could help!

[@ct1216]

Very simple and a good etude for beginner guitarists to practice.

[@awesomeguitarshorts]

Great job Sir. Thanks a lot !! It is my dream to play this piece of art.

[@parastimilsina6214]

Same here

[@narta11]

The first guitar solo I completely learned when I was 16. It was the template for my style for the next 33 years.

[@minidwarfdude9230]

Rocky Hernandez explain

[@jackhonan3949]

Amazing job, super easy to follow along what a great song to learn!! Thank you so much! :)

[@waynevarrelman9363]

The phrasing! The melody! David Gilmore.....2nd to none. Nice job by the way!

[@samson_glass]

absolutely the best out there .... TY much for taking the time .... I've always wanted to play that 8)

[@jordanrodriguez3512]

i can confidently say i have learned my first solo🎉🎉 thanks man great video

[@hughbosely8314]

Amazing! Thanks for this. It sounds like at 2:23 he does a pinch harmonic on the D string (A note).

[@adamwhitford2177]

I came here after seeing some of your other videos, assuming you'd have this one transcribed as its a legendary classic, also after watching a couple other videos that were frustrating, full speed, poorly transcribed versions, and man o man this one is it. Subbed, shared, liked. ty for making great content.

[@humanbeing2420]

This is great work - Thank you for it. I have trouble remembering the second solo because it’s so damn long. I finally got it down pat a couple of years ago, then stopped playing it for several months and forgot it again and I am now relearning it. It’s easy to play but tough to commit to memory. My only criticism of this is that I’d have split part 1 of the second solo into halves so that each part consisted of 4 measures, instead of part 1 consisting of 8 and the others 4. But that’s nitpicking...

[@FrancescoBaldiBaldozoran]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJCzeaxqorGGqdU Here my version! I'm in the process of expanding my channel with new guitar videos and features. thank you for this.

[@kitharington9824]

How to play 7*

[@JeffFohl]

@@kitharington9824 it’s called a pinch harmonic. There are a bunch of tutorials on KZbin about how to play them. I’m still trying to figure it out myself!

[@kitharington9824]

@@JeffFohl oh ty so much jeff

[@Strat-Kat]

Everything about this video is perfect. YOU ARE THE MAN!!!

[@digitalchris6681]

Great tutorial Nikola, thanks. I still sound nothing like Gilmour, but it's great fun trying. How does Gilmour come up with this sort of thing - it's not complex, fast or showy, just heart-wrenchingly beautiful.

[@nikolagugoski]

Thank you for watching 🙏

[@alan19844]

One of the best solo lessons with tabs I've seen on the Internet!

[@nikolagugoski]

Thanks Alan! Glad you liked the video 😁

[@josecarlotello1140]

first comment! please do a lesson of dark necessities live at Lollapalloza Chile 2018!!

[@domm360]

From France: Really BRAVO and Thanks ! I've been working on it for 6 months. I don't play it like you yet. Not that Easy ! . so I persist !! MERCI !

[@elsalves]

Amazing solo and your playing is amazing 😍

[@nikolagugoski]

Thank you Elsa! Really appreciate it 🙂

[@bigglizzy8471]

Let’s just appreciate his spot on tone

[@mpmelektrik6961]

I've been playing for 6 years now, i never seen that sort of beautiful solo shown....

[@FadeToBlack1989]

This is the best lesson ive seen for this solo.

[@nikolagugoski]

Thank you! Means a lot

[@jasonblevins1438]

Solo 1: 0:05 Solo 2: Part 1: 1:12 Part 2: 2:02 Part 3: 2:46 Part 4: 3:20 Part 5: 3:48

[@kenny-ph9dw]

Been playing Eletric for 5 months, thank you so much the lessons. I learned the Hotel California solo from your lessons and now I'm learning this, I managed to get the perfect tone and I'm really motivated to master these solos in this summer.

[@REZONANT8FREQUENCY]

I've been practicing these solos for a couple days. The 2nd solo just doesn't stop. I'm on part 3. Almost there lol. I used to play Roger Water's rhythm and bass parts with my friend while he played the Gilmore leads. I envied my friend's soloing abilities and wished I could play and remember all those licks. You and my buddy play the closest note for note Gilmore. Check him out. Nik Drown. Next I will work Time. Your videos are 👍👍👍👍👍

[@jwilkinson341]

I have been trying to learn this with no success until I found this slow with tabs many thanks

[@nikolagugoski]

Thank you for watching John. Really glad this helped 😁

[@Lourkee]

REPLAY BUTTON 1:55 | 2:09 | 2:15 | 2:22 | 2:50

[@jonleonoudakis9623]

Thank you for this excellent lesson! I have wanted to learn the solos to CN for 30 years and I feel confident i can nail them. I've almost got the first one together

[@marcojg4780]

Finally a good one

[@adamyoung7938]

Nikola, yours are the BEST. It is very helpful that you slow it down. Thank You!!

[@ΑνδρέαςΓκόγκος-θ5σ]

Excellent cover!!! One question: how do you make that high pitch at the first note (7*) of solo 2?

[@nikolagugoski]

Thank you. That's called pinch harmonic. You can find lot of lessons on how to do them

[@brandonbrinegar5316]

One of my greatest joys has been learning how to pick squeal,,,its just....cool.

[@mariopolito1318]

Greatest tutorial on tube!!

[@vatacale]

❤❤❤ Thank you for this, Nikola! You really got my heart pumping with joy when I saw this tutorial ❤❤❤ PF with David Gilmour have such an amazing hit catalogue! Would love to see more Gilmour solos ❤❤

[@nikolagugoski]

That's great man! I'm really glad you like this. If there is more interest I'll try some other solos. Do you have any suggestions?

[@vatacale]

@@nikolagugoski I stopped making requests long time ago because I know your time is limited and you get a ton of requests 😁 But I like most David Gilmour, Led Zeppelin, Pearl Jam, Jimi Hendrix, Guns n Roses, most of the rock classics. Of course no one beats John Frusciante and RHCP, but still it's nice to expand the options 😁 Discovering and subscribing to your channel was one of the best things ever ! Wish you all the best, Nikola! 👍🍻

[@nikolagugoski]

@@vatacale Thank you for understanding. Also thanks for all the support on my videos. It really means a lot 🙂

[@jeremyacton4569]

@@nikolagugoski I think you might enjoy doing a study of 'Watermelon in Easter Hay' by Frank Zappa. One of the most poignant guitar solos in Zappa's discography.

[@rickfeith6372]

Very nicely done sir. You really captured the spirit of The David™

[@AlvenGaming]

It’s not really hard solo for me to play but damn it’s long.. x) But also one of the most melodically beautiful solos ever created, no doubt.

[@EpicCultureClash]

This guy has THE MOST accurate tabs!

[@ashutoshverma1008]

You are the best teacher....Please do BEAT IT and ERUPTION solo by EVH

[@eloynjr]

HI, Nikola. I'm here just to thank u again for another great lesson.

[@denniskuster1045]

Nicely played out, however what bugs me a bit is, that the tab only turns to the next page, when you have already started playing that bit, isntead of giving a little heads up.

[@panko4875]

I’ve only learned one solo… so I think I’m ready for this one

[@josuevelazquez801]

Jimi hendrix hey joe please nikola

[@JimboG72]

I like how you use your index finger to mute string noise when bending with the ring finger. You also take care in lifting fingers not in use to be clear on which fingers are used and where. Thanks for the well thought out lesson. Best solo ever!

[@nikolagugoski]

Glad you liked it Jay! Thanks for watching 🙏

[@silverspike1399]

3:29 that b21 and on is wrong, its not a bend downwards, its 21-21b and on

[@generic848]

Thank you for your hard work in putting this together. This is the best approach I've seen for teaching a song.

[@luisangelcondorobregon5383]

Tab dont forget me RHCP calgary 2006 pls (outro)

[@nikolagugoski]

I'll give it a try. Thanks for the suggestion 😉

[@Craig-h8v]

Dude this is actually nice. With you playing slow, you can hear every note and how you can start with that shred rhythm. Because I learned it’s harder to hit those notes on time than to actually play fast.

[@Dentfly1]

Thank you so much for this great lesson! It’s been a lifelong dream to play this solo and thanks to you now I can. Does anyone know where I can get this backing track?

[@nikolagugoski]

Thank you for watching 🙏 really glad this helped 😁 I play over the original song. Didn't use a backing track

[@lunadra6625]

I like this solo because it’s not overly hard to play but the nuances and technique is where it comes alive

[@nikolagugoski]

I would say that almost every David Gilmour solo 😁

[@technos77]

Thank you. You are the best teacher...

[@ivanyathegreat1379]

could you do tabs for John Frusciante's "My Smile is a rifle" please?

[@uroskrstic6931]

Wow, the tone is perfect!

[@janphilliphunter1573]

How do you do the 7* tab?

[@DevilsAvocado69]

It's a pinch harmonic. Just give it a good pluck and let the string just touch the skin of your thumb after you pluck it, all one quick motion... This comment is a year old hopefully you have either learned this already, you don't play guitar anymore or I just done you a solid. All the best.

[@mariamachattie8436]

@@DevilsAvocado69 ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME THATS ALL IVE HAD TO DO THIS WHOLE TIME!!!

[@DevilsAvocado69]

@mariamachattie8436 Yeah in guitar, there's tap, natural and pinch harmonics off the top of my head. Tap is the hard one, it's the same motion but applying a bar, hammer on, pull off and catching the harmonic in one motion. Thats the tough stuff, especially over 7 or 8 strings like some of the modern guys can do.

[@destroismaisonsm]

Best video to learn the 2 solos Thanks

[@soprole8983]

1:10 part 2

[@thomasVA9707]

😂😂😂😂😂Def my new project that's gonna drive my wife crazy.... Thanks 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻

[@Alsyoutubeaccount]

Thanks for the tutorial! But at 1:15 how do you get that high pitched sound from the G string on the 7th fret? I even watched what you did and I don’t understand how it sounds so much higher... what does the asterisk mean?

[@nikolagugoski]

Thanks for watching. That's called pinch harmonic. You can search for a lesson on how to do it exactly

[@Lilythreedee]

That's a pinch harmonic

[@cinnamndollx]

I’m going to try and learn this part. I’ll update when I learn to play 😁