😱 The hidden guitar soloing skill - You have to learn this

[@mattquillen7241]

This dude can be funny and serious at the same time. That's the perfect guitar teacher.

[@reinortega23]

This tutorial is golden, thank you

[@keithlamontdavis8047]

"Oh, that's a nice idea Claus.... NO IT'S NOT!!" I love it. Such great lessons that go beyond technique and into things you really need to understand to make music. Thanks again.

[@johnrambokv5026]

I didn't hear better explaining guitar playing,it's fabulous ,the way how he do that... everything the best for Claus

[@6drk6mrc6]

I fucking love your energy in this new series.

[@user-sn3cs2hd8r]

I love when you get frustrated and start yelling at the students...this is one of your best lessons yet ...bee da bitta do....do da dee daa!

[@ModernDecay70]

Same here. I have watched almost every video on his channel in the last 3 to 4 years. His blunt and passionate way of teaching has inspired me and pushed me more than anyone else to get to where I am today.

[@marybethhempel9101]

This is one of my favorite videos from you Claus!! I just love it when you are so frank and funny!! While super serious and informative at the same time!! Perfect!! 🤣🙏💗

[@luisluna3280]

🎶Deeb deeb deeb dee ba dee da doob, Dee ba ba doo...🎶 Epic Claus!!! 🤟😎

[@tigerucapgras474]

Its as i suspected. Another AMAZING lesson. I have a request thou. Please, please show how you play that crazy lick you played in chromatic lesson, when you said that this scale did not exist but its need a frame (sorry, my english is not very good)

[@kubasiakdude88]

Claus you are the coolest period. 👏🎸💪

[@mayday6682]

I like your teaching style so much lol Thanks!

[@Sadiesoft]

Outstanding! As always, such great advice!

[@EpicTetsu]

I actually recently bought a pedal that has not only a few drum tracks built in but came with a looper, I'm definitely gonna start practicing like this more. Great vid on improvisational methods and how to achieve a better focus for becoming better. 🤘

[@Aresmusic.official]

God knows I'm not able to describe my feelings about how fantastic is your videos and this video in particular is by far the best one I've ever needed and witnessed! Man you're unearthly! Thousands of likes and love ♥♥♥

[@jamessbca]

You, my friend, are incredibly inspiring. You had me for good once you started singing. Drummer turning guitar player here. Your singing makes it clear that I could do this!!! :)

[@trazzzzz]

Great lesson.

[@reinortega23]

Love the subtle humor

[@yeshorsemanship163]

Great video as usual but I love to listen to you play. Such a great touch, AND your showing us the skill to reach that level. Win Win

[@ss-wh3sx]

ive been practicing a year now...and finally getting to the point to be able to do this...thank you so much for helping me get there...its awesome

[@stevendearden8030]

Awesome lesson...very helpful.

[@TyphonKrazilec]

I love your scat singing ;) Thanks again Claus, great vid, as always.

[@kingofkingsVAR]

Perfect lesson

[@Fak3guru]

I love this Claus at 1:00

[@Hilai619]

Качал головой в такт весь видос - спасибо огромное за то, что ты есть !

[@amitazizi]

Amazing

[@boddleshop367]

YOU ARE SO FUNNY - and so much fun!

[@NKN82]

What should I do when chord changes? Should I change arpeggio or change scale? For Example: Aminor playing in the back and I play C scale with accents on Am7 arpeggio notes. Then chord in the back changes to Dminor and what I should do? play D dorian or D aeolian? or both way right? or can I play main key arpeggio only even if chords changes?

[@guitarmastery]

The possibilites are endless. It depends what sound you are going for. If you keep playing the same arpeggio over the chord changes you basically go through different modes. You could play both D dorian and D aeolian over the D minor. There is no wrong or right in music. Play around with what sounds you get from the choices you make,.

[@NKN82]

@@guitarmastery Thank you!

[@DavidRFIT]

Great video Claus. I'm practicing bending vibratos and I find them much more easier from about the 9th fret to the 15th fret. Higher in the neck they give me some trouble. Upper in the neck (like at the 5-7 fret) they give me A LOT of trouble. For instance, the opening bend to the Stairway to Heaven solo... I suck badly at it. I can't do vibrato on that. If I try the same at the 12th fret I'm quite good. Any specific advice other than the always true "practice more"? Thanks!

[@gerandr1]

Hey, i was struggling with these 5-7 fret bends myself. What helped me and got me better at doing them was actually feeling the motion of the fingers going under the upper strings as i was bending the 2nd string and having a mirror in front of me so i can watch my fingers doing it from a different angle. You will know it immediately when you are finally doing it right. Try and start any bend with your fingers not touching the fretboard at all, and when you feel that it's time to start the bend place them and do it immediately. If you fail it's okay, unplace the fingers again and start over. That way your fingers will learn the right position to be placed when you will be needing to perform a bend.

[@mhitc.4975]

again! you are amazing

[@SurviveTheDay]

The next level is Claus the drill sergeant.

[@40Glassman]

start the video 6:08, he looks like a special ed kid trying to tell his parents he saw a ufo.i dam near pissed myself laughing

[@cryptoskywalker6000]

Classic.

[@alvarovaquero5545]

una nueva versión de Hotel California ! un grande este Claus!!

[@towlie337]

Forget playing the guitar I want to hear more of the ba da di duh improv!!

[@jeremirussell2416]

Thank you

[@sorakim5278]

goooooood job~~~~

[@pinkumani4203]

Wow

[@govindoburdwan]

love it...

[@dip30ful]

Started mumble rapping there. And I had a break through. Who woulda thunk it.

[@marybethhempel9101]

10:16 demo

[@marybethhempel9101]

just for me to go back to again! 😂

[@redeempohtam9358]

This guy is a mixture of Brad Pitt and Matt damon together

[@thegermantomoeser]

Damn, your footsteps are distracting :D