Paul Gilbert Insane Shredding | Early Years | Racer X !

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[@ZEGO24x]

It's absolutely insane, but even at that incredible speed, you can STILL hear every note he plays - Amazing...

[@sander1016]

There's no doubt, he is the very best shredding master of all times.

[@paulgilbert3139]

The best articulation of all time, even his articulation is better than shawn lane. You can play guitar at 1000 bpm but to make it very clear, note per note its a different thing.

[@merrittmussorgsky2937]

Insane!

[@davidkiefer9875]

Insane shredding it is...

[@rsingh1252]

someone tab this out lol

[@merrittmussorgsky2937]

Do it yourself! With Transcribe software makes things easier. You can slow everything down without changing pitch also you can loop sections repeat parts and loads of other stuff. I’ve been using it for years, I never rely on other people’s BS transcriptions that are wrong most of the time. I just put it in Transcribe software, slow things down and use my ear. Then I write down the fingerings and pick strokes cause sometimes I do alternate, sometimes economy and sometimes sweep it hybrid or swybrid and tan it all out. You remember things much better if you transcribe things yourself, it’s almost like you came up with it yourself! At least to your memory and it’s a GREAT and FUN form of ear training. I like to tab out my favorite licks separately and turn them into exercises learning them in every key then expanding on them mutating them and make them my own and add it to my vocabulary. You can get a whole new language of ideas from transcribing one great jazz solo. I had a teacher that all he wanted me to do for the whole summer was transcribe one solo from Coltrane, just one! But by the end of the summer I knew that solo by heart inside and out in any key, tempo, time signature in my sleep!!!! And I got a whole new vocabulary out of it :)

[@rsingh1252]

@@merrittmussorgsky2937 wow bro that's some motivation Monday you hit me with. What software do you use? I will tell you what. Lemme see if I can actually tab this out and maybe one day reach 1% of this technique in a year