The Most Detailed Picking Technique Lesson Video I've Ever Shared

[@OzzGuitar]

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[@Money.Rocks.Podcast]

Use the wrist... FOR THE PICKING... use the arm... TO CHANGE STRINGS... that is gold advice right there

[@chriscobayne2235]

I’ve been wondering this lol been playing 3 months. And that part has me all messed up

[@fizzy4149]

Do you think it's ok to use both arms to change strings??

[@therealyones]

You can't even believe how much this single comment helped me improve my playing.

[@_____8106]

@@fizzy4149😂how to do that can you please explain

[@graydhd8688]

@@fizzy4149 I use my legs to change strings

[@ant1738]

One of the most important aspects of speed picking is hand synchronization .. If you are not able to synchronize your hands on one string .. a simple ostinato ... start there, then add string skipping

[@sigiligus]

You’d be surprised. A guy called Anton Oparin did a video demonstrating how even revered elite players have problems with synchronisation.

[@ant1738]

@@sigiligus ❤️

[@dudethisismyemail]

​@@sigiligusrick graham and paul Gilbert seem to have the best synchronization relxation hands

[@mikuchajster1994]

You are right. And how to achieve best synchronization? Only when your motion is exactly the same in slow and fast tempos:) then you practice slow and you are sure that it will be synchronized in fast tempos

[@dudethisismyemail]

@@mikuchajster1994 facts

[@vlazed4809]

who knows, a 21 mins video could save my 20 years guitar journey. thank you!

[@OzzGuitar]

🤘🤘🤘

[@jaronepaul66]

One thing to add, not all pick sizes matches all players. I noticed this before when I received a pick from Jonathan Donais. His was pointy, mine was a regular size. Theres definitely a difference. How you angle the pick is one thing, how you hold it is another thing also. Before, I used to closed all my hands but there are some buzzes or noises. When I relaxed my hand, just played fast with my picking hand relaxed, it somehow resembled John Petrucci's. Since then, that is how I hold the pick. I felt less wrist strain and just worked on the angles and arm movement.

[@Homermad81]

My dude, I have been trying to play for five months and thought something was wrong with me. I had 80% of beginner technique down, but something always seemed off. No matter how many videos I watched, it was off. At the ~7 minute mark when you talked about how to hold the pick and the angle, you cleared up 99.996% of the my issues. Thank you so much. Liked, subscribed, recommending you to all the other shred-dad guitars guys possible. Thank you so much.

[@OzzGuitar]

I'm glad my video was useful for you! Thank you for your comment!

[@JariSatta]

Yes, agreed. Good points. I've practiced both wrist and elbow picking, by switching between wrist ( fast runs +180BpM ) and elbow ( middle tempo 180BpM and below ) you have a wiggle room with dexterity and stamina that way. Working with hand synchronization, you'll also need to play tuplets and triplets (and quintolas and septolas) to really master your sense of rhythm I play in Chamelion - Legends & Lores (Rockshots Records) 2023 Power metal

[@sam0435able]

The tip to lightly place the arm on the guitar body for changing strings was golden🛐 I have speed for picking, good left hand posture but was shit at changing strings. Now I can move across the strings like a rocket or something😊

[@OzzGuitar]

🤘🤘🤘

[@TwistedMind86Chern]

Gilbert's alternative picking is so smooth. It looks that he doesn't even trying .

[@jamesmccormick875]

As a guitarist, I could play Yngwie when I was 16 and really into shredding. As I got older, I got into Blues, Country and classical guitar. I got into legato over speed picking. Now I’m in my late 40’s and trying to go back to play Yngwie and I’m having to learn all over again.

[@Postbedrock]

You’re a great teacher. Most try to show off their player. You can clearly play but focused on teaching. Much appreciated!

[@OzzGuitar]

🙏🫶

[@GaeiusGutierrez]

May I add... the pick thickness and it's sharp pointedness. I wasn't aware of this back then, I used whatever I could find.

[@marcos_c_m]

After 40 years playing guitar.... I thing theres no other element who took me more time discovering. Changing and reinventing than alternate picking. Sweep, tremolo , cross picking, inside string changes , outside string changes , even groups. Inside skipping strings. Outsides skipping strings... A new problem in every corner need a new aproax . Every number os notes for string need diferent strategy. The less notes for string harder it becomes If you is like me and want to do from sweep like gambale to cross like steve morse. Its a lifetime journey to develop and another to keep .

[@someguy4505]

Its neat seeing how rock/metal people play vs how bluegrass players do it on an acoustic. The rock/metal guys don't do much in the way of cross-picking, but their legato work is more of a thing that's afforded them by a very different kind of guitar. Just totally different and valid skill sets that take a ton of work.

[@davuspg]

Wow, Eureka moment with this video. Been playing for a long time and it's only after watching this that i realised my forearm resting on the guitar body has been restricting my movement - no wonder my alternate picking would fall apart on the G, B & E strings. Obvious when you see it in this video, but something I've missed for decades. Thank you for the video, subscribed!

[@isolateddemon9438]

THE ONLY GUITAR GODS ARE THE GUITAR PLAYERS WHO KNOW HOW TO PLAY MEMORABLE RIFFS AND SHRED WHEN IT'S NECESSARY🤘🏻👍🏻

[@geoffreymalfi]

OMG why did i think using my arm was wrong, i feel like ive been in a rut so long because i was limiting myself. thank you so much

[@ManNguyen-cz4fv]

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[@shayne881]

Just checking to summarize:It took me ten years of hours a day to open the doors of speed picking techniques and all I can say is that from a certain point on we are all on our own and persistence ,posture and breathing relaxation are the main key elements before all the above start to flow. .And sometimes it's good to pay close attention to the fretting hand technique

[@fsh3702]

This is great, another extreme example is zakk wyld, he's totally waving his arms while playing.

[@OzzGuitar]

Yes he is! Thanks🤘

[@erix777]

Great video, and focusing on the movements is a great way to get that point across. Now, I think what needs not to be minimized is the Energy, the movements will be wide or narrow according to many particular factors, but the energy needs to be there and it needs to be controlled first to synchronize with the left hand, then to get the pick where it needs to be (especially when crossing, more so when skipping strings), and finally to render the expression so you can render the song. The energy comes from the movements, if you start by not minimizing it, you will get to the point where you are controlling the Energy, and from there fluent playing.

[@dukewild5071]

At around 0:54 you're playing so focused and intensely that your chin seems to be becoming seamless with your neck/throat there and I gotta say that's kinda neat

[@MookieMaroni]

So glad to find your channel. Great presentation and information. I started playing in '84, with little improvement since about '00. Started learning new stuff the last year or so. This is huge for me. My guitar teacher back then, who was very fast, taught me using the thumb was more efficient. I even remember an article by Steve Morse saying to draw tiny circles on paper to refine this technique, which I would do in school. I have been employing your techniques the last three days. Difficult habits to break, yet am beginning to improve. Thanks so very much.

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you!

[@GuitarLife123]

Thank you for this great video, the picking hand, imo, needs more work and it's more complex as the work with the left hand. Relaxing / relaxed muscles are absolutely fundamental for fast and clean picking! If you have small hands it's difficult just angle the picking hand from E to e...so it helps to move the whole hand up and down.

[@megablasterboc7474]

In the short time I've watched your video it has already helped me! I have been struggling to get the correct picking technique on Yngwie's "As Above, So Below." I was getting some unwanted string noise when I would try to sweep the notes in the opposite direction of the main theme. I changed my pick angle to a more downward slant as you suggested and that did the trick! A much cleaner attack with better note articulation and a *burst in speed! I will continue watching your videos and pick up playing tips from you. Much thanks! 🤟

[@OzzGuitar]

Welcome on board 🤘😀

[@IshredGuitar]

I have found a light as feathers touch with alternate picking and total relaxation of the left hand produces warp speed shred. Another thing is the way you pick and hold the pick is going to be slightly different for every player, there's no wrong way. I hold the pick parallel and light touch attack for warp speed.

[@ninkichan7209]

The Al Di Meola riff is the most intimidating for me. I mean, picking that fast on arpeggios using alternate picking is just a skill that requires a lot of time to master and play with relaxed hands like how Rick Graham will play.

[@Shredologist]

This video shouldn't be free, also thanks for mentioning me sensei!

[@OzzGuitar]

🙏🤘🫶

[@shadesoul]

You won me over with mable's fatal fable!

[@jimmyjams5038]

I like to use the final solo in system of a downs's "Revenga" to practice my picking speed and accuracy while string hopping.

[@jesussaiz5176]

Muchas gracias por compartir tus conocimientos Ozz! Practicaré sin parar!🔥🎸🔥. Saludos desde España 🇪🇦

[@OzzGuitar]

Gracias🙏😀

You're the best guitar teacher on KZbin.

[@OzzGuitar]

Thanks a lot for your generous comment🙏🙏🙏

[@jvr25]

Great teacher! Thanks for your support!

[@obiem9319]

You're my favorite shredder teacher on Earth. Thank you Amigo.

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you!!!🤘

[@rt5u]

Please please do something like this for the left hand. Thanks!!

[@Artekey1]

This is like giving us a christmas gift ❤️

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you!!!

[@stevejohnston8543]

Good stuff and great job I like shredding and was raised on it like a lot of us but I’ve recently come to really realize nothing beats an emotive, tasteful and expertly crafted solo in the vain of Hotel California, Comfortably numb etc. To me that’s real guitar playing, which is to say, using the guitar as a true musical instrument rather than as a vehicle for pyrotechnics, which don’t get me wrong, is still cool and impressive and forms part of my playing. However, listen to the way a guy like Randy Rhoads played. He encompassed the best of both worlds. There’s a million noodlers out there who’s solos I could never be bothered to learn, but I wanted to learn just about every one of Randy’s because they were mini compositions in and of themselves.

[@OzzGuitar]

You are right all guitarists love emotional playing. This lesson is just about technique. It doesn’t mean I play nonsense fast stuff all day long :) It is just the topic of the video

[@rickbusson7260]

You are a great teacher! Thanks you so much for sharing your knowledge and the studies you have composed.

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you very much. My pleasure!

[@Moldovich]

@OzzGuitar, wow thanks for the great lesson. Will download this video to my offline lessons collection.

[@kaidemen156]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us!

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you🤘🤘🤘

[@xxargunxx]

Thank you so much sir. It really did help me a lot. I was struggling with the way I pickslant and really needed an advice. Definitely trying all of these.

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you!

[@abhaysharma5072]

please do a lesson on inside picking

[@wadosenpai1056]

Thank you so much. I always appreciate this detailed videos about a subject that is not talked that much

[@OzzGuitar]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lanutemsu9212]

Thank you for your valuable lesson

[@richardsrensen4219]

great video i did not see it to the end but i come back to lean more lather i need to practis what i learn

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you! Use your time, there is a lot of information in this video.

[@paulosicne8498]

God given talent, nothing more. As a truthful old friend of mine who knew how to play guitar good once said: "It's like learning to do the splits. Not everyone can accomplish it." I've been playing guitar for 30 years and still can't achieve this type of playing. And before the whole, "you need to practice or learn different techniques" comes out, there's videos of 5 year old children who can play Jimi Hendrix songs. Yep, God given talent.

[@OzzGuitar]

Beginning on the video I shared my student’s performances, they were not able to play these things 2 years ago… 30 years of wrong practice not gonna improve your technique.

[@orkuntahiraran]

Tam olarak gitar çalışmayı bırakma nedenimdi bu, çok bakındım videolar izledim, özel dersler aldım. yok abi sağ elim bir türlü tam oturmuyordu. Şimdi sizin teknikleri uygulamaya başladım, tuşem inanılmaz değişti - ki çok sloppy'iydi bence - . Tekrar da çalışmak için gaza getirdiğiniz için de video için de teşekkürler. 4 haftalık program üzerine Cliffs of Dover çalışmaları sonucunu da umarım paylaşabilirim.

[@sinisterminister6478]

Thank you so very much Ozz. For years I've wondered about the direction of the pick attack when you are ascending and descending. I've been doing your work outs for the past couple of months and my picking technique has greatly improved and your advice on pick angle is the icing on the cake 🎂👍👍👍👍

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you🙏🙏🙏🤘🤘🤘

[@sinisterminister6478]

@@OzzGuitar And thank you, my friend.

[@emircngz]

Awesome work and effort! Detailed yet one doesn’t get lost in too much information. 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you🙏🙏🙏🤘🤘🤘

[@devlimbu4151]

Very very helpful video... Please upload more & more detailed guitar technical videos.

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you! I’ll try my best 🤘

[@devlimbu4151]

​@@OzzGuitaryour most welcome sir... Please make a video on legato and pull offs sir. Thank you

[@Blu-b4w]

Yea I Can Tell U Like JASON BECKER ALOT AN HE IS STILL , TO THIS DAY , By FAR ONE OF THE BEST GUITARIST EVER TO PLAY GUITAR BUT YOUR A BAD ASS GUITARIST YOURSELF BROTHER AN ITS COOL TO FIND YOUR CHANNEL!!!

[@tomaszwcislo7116]

Wow thank you so much for this amazing lesson and exercises!!

[@hafizjumat]

synyster gates probably one of the best economy guitar technique player too..his technique incredible..

[@nirinirnirn]

Best video lesson for picking 🤘

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you🙏🤘🙏🤘

[@teeple1877]

Some of my favorite Petrucci and Jason Becker right at the beginning? Guess I’m watching the whole thing.

[@OzzGuitar]

🤘🤘🤘

[@joachimkauschke8715]

Great Lesson with lots of details other instructors leave out. Thanks for sharing your knowledge !!

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you very much!

[@fwlipem]

great lesson, man. you should take a look at marco sfogli's technique. it's impressive that he apparently DON'T use economy picking and can get to blazing fast picking speeds. cheers!

[@OzzGuitar]

I love his technique man. Such a great guy🤘🤘🤘

[@fwlipem]

he's my biggest idol and i would love to learn how to improve my picking exactly to sound like his (i don't care if ppl call me a copycat). haven't seen any detailed breakdown or in-depth 'cracking the code'-like content on his picking technique and you seemed to grab the little details here. it'd be amazing if we got a in-depth lesson by you on this.

[@jmmb92]

@@fwlipem i love his phrasing and melodic sense, it's amazing.

[@TheHOUSE264music]

Very awesome guitar playing. Hard work pays off.

[@OzzGuitar]

Thanks a lot!

[@Exorcized1]

Awesome, very helpful stuff! Thank you!

[@OzzGuitar]

Tank uou🤘

[@fluntimes]

Jason Becker might just be the best technically we've ever seen. Shawn Lane is right there with him.

[@wizrom3046]

You said Ola holds the pick tilted up which is unusual, I also do that. I think it is a heavy metal player thing. To get some serious control of palm muting which is required in metal, the palm ends up at an angle which makes it better to hold the pick tilted back. When I tried holding the pick tilted forward like you said is normal, I can solo ok but all my palm muting rythm stuff goes to crap.

[@OzzGuitar]

Yes, both angle is okay I'm a metal head too :) Maybe your palm muting getting worse because of your pick grip. If you close your index finger more you gonna get more control

[@wizrom3046]

@@OzzGuitar .. no I need my index finger open and pointed down, cant play expressive rythm with the index finger tightly bent I need to be able to roll the pick and/or be able to use the fingertip as well as the pick for string contact. (And thank you for the reply) 👍

[@dachgeschoss8780]

You’re a great teacher👍

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you!

[@Peck_Bull]

I love your style. Thanks for the great content. Don´t give up.

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you🤘

[@ab_0625]

Going through several picking exercises over the last few months have made my picking hand somewhat decent. Now I struggle with my fretting hand as it cannot keep up and gets out of sync at higher tempos. 😅 Guess I'm going through different stages of learning guitar.

[@cr4957]

Great lesson. This is the technique that most of the great players use and I practiced too for a long time. However I have always had problems in relaxing my shoulder and arm muscles and lately I got interested in Takayoshi Ohmura. He has a very peculiar and effective technique that engages mostly finger movement. In my opinion his picking sounds really good and I am trying to learn it but It's difficult to learn a completely different technique.

[@aleksandrkorobeinikov6700]

Can you suggest maybe a video on this matter? I'd appreciate it.

[@cr4957]

@@aleksandrkorobeinikov6700 Sure, but posting links in YT Comments doesn't seem to work. Try searching for this text in YT: "【サークル・ピッキングではない!!】大村孝佳ピッキング決定版【2013年度版】" It's a video with Ohmura himself explaining the technique (at 7:15 there's some English too :))) ). For another good video search for "fujiokapicking" (add ".MOV" at the end of the text) with Mikio Fujioka. To see it in action "Takayoshi Ohmura shredding like a mad storm" or "Takayoshi Ohmura - Super Fast".

[@pedroeduardotorresjimenez5021]

this lesson is gold!

[@ShaneStoneOfficial]

Only another 20 years of practice and I’ll be able to pick like this 😅

[@OzzGuitar]

Never too late man🤘😀

[@metinko3325]

Great lesson, thanks 🤘🤘

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you🙏🤘🙏🤘

[@ConstantineM]

I play guitar for 16 years, and I am pretty good at it, but when it comes to fast alternate picking, I suck. My left hand is fast, I can do legato stuff easily. But no matter how long I've been practicing with metronome for a long time, my right hand isn't developing speed at all. I tried different picks, techniques, angles, sync exercises, etc. Nothing. I just use legato on fast runs instead of alternate picking. Any tips? Maybe it's something wrong with my right arm?

[@OzzGuitar]

Just watch this video multiple times and I advice you to watch this video too; kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHamZahrlsqfbLc

[@Toisen]

17:00 holy right hand

[@DaveGedosh]

Possibly the best picking video! Thanking

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you🙏

[@rastanz]

Great teacher, Fantastic technique, precise and very detailed lesson. Subbed!

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you!

[@buckycore]

My question about picking angles and arm motion needs to be explained with: I can't hold a guitar on my right leg properly, as my left arm reach is really limited. I hold it classical style, which not only feels more comfortable, it feels more natural. I also prefer Rhoads/Flying V/Explorer shapes over strat and les paul bodies, so it's near impossible to hold them on your right leg when sitting. I always prop my foot up on a short stool or something. Having noticed that i pick with more wrist movment for changing the strings vs arm movments: is this related to how I'm sitting, or is this just years of engorced habbit i can change up whilst still sitting in this position? Anyway, sorry for the long einded question. I've never had anyone explain this so clearly before. So thank you

[@OzzGuitar]

You have to get the same angles with any type of guitar or any position of the guitar holding. You need to practice very slowly to create muscle memories. You can control your arm and wrist so change the string with your arm and pick with your wrist🤘

[@buckycore]

ok, so if I'm understanding you: you're saying I need to completely commit to the way I hold it (be it classical or on the right leg) and to just make sure I'm enforcing better technique as based on your video?@@OzzGuitar

[@denmut]

Merhabalar. Penayi senelerdir 3 parmakla tutuyorum. Bas ve isaret parmagi ile caldigimda zorlaniyorum (down picking icin) . Umarim uzerine giderek degistirebilirim. Sevgiler.

[@ZacH-ir7xr]

Thanks for all the great info

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you🙏🤘

[@CynicalCynosure]

Such a well thought out video

[@monke12355]

This actually a brilliant video!

[@OzzGuitar]

@@monke12355 Thank you!!!

[@bobbyr]

The biggest game changer for me was closing my picking hand, ai notice you doing it when playing fast but not when demonstrating slow. Have you ever analyzed that?

[@OzzGuitar]

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[@theanalogkid4171]

Really appreciate all the picking lessons Ozz!! Thank you!

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you very much🙏🤘

[@hottamanful]

Great tips indeed.. I started at 40 8 years ago .. I noticed that most my picking in high speed is directional picking and I can only pick 16th not at 90 bpm .. Honestly only recently I paid attention to shredding and high speed picking.. Should I continue on this type of picking and try to build up speed or should I shift to pure alternate picking ? Thank you..

[@OzzGuitar]

You need to master alternate first I think.

[@hottamanful]

Thank you 👍🏻

[@adamsunderland0823]

it's really easy to show someone a more efficient way to pick. But actually changing the way you pick is nearly impossible if you've been playing a certain way for years. I balance my right hand with my pinky, it's a pretty unique way to do it. But it slows me down. If I could hover my closed hand above the strings while playing I'd be way faster. But I need the balance from the pinky. Just barley touching, but enough to mess up any chance of playing ultra fast and clean.

[@OzzGuitar]

That’s how I earn my living. I change and correct people's techniques :) It’s not impossible ✌️

[@zoinx8256]

guitar pick thickness and material is important

[@craigharrison5406]

My biggest obstacle is that I like to anchor my pinky finger on the guitar body and it does make my picking hand fatigue much faster. It feels so unnatural for me to not have my picking hand anchored on the body. I can still pick relatively fast but not for long periods of time. I notice all the best pickers out there don't anchor their picking hand so there must be something detrimental to doing so. Thanks for the video though, as my old guitar teacher said guitar is a lifelong journey and there is always room for improving.

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you! To not to get fatigue focus on accents✌️ Yes I’m still learning too🤘

[@mwmmatt1]

John Petrucci anchors his pinky, and many others. It could be more efficient to not, but there’s no huge problem with it as long as your hand is as relaxed as possible and you’re not pressing down with that pinky! Try not to use the pinky to support your hand, only to act as a reference to tell where you are, it should only be just grazing the guitar, with your hand resting on the bridge saddles and the arm being responsible for hand position (I’m no virtuoso or teacher though, so feel free to correct me if I’m wrong on that, Ozz 😅)

[@OzzGuitar]

@@mwmmatt1 That’s correct :) I do not allow my student to use their pinky on the guitar ;)

[@leonardoquelle288]

9:21 I've been making this mistake for too long. Although i can pick fast i could tell that something was holding me back. I'll try to fix it.

[@annex6]

I haven't browse your videos to find out, but could you please do a video similar to this video covering tonality? As in, Sculpting a shredding tone. I've been working with my settings and almost there, but I believe I'm unable to recognize something.

[@OzzGuitar]

Thanks for the advice🤘

[@annex6]

@OzzGuitar not really advice. A request if you can get it to it. Thanks for the picking wisdom

[@Dwoed]

Amazing CGI 😊

[@xcx8646]

Thanks Ozz. You've been teaching for 20 years. What proportion of students don't achieve a decent amount amount of speed? I wonder if I'm one of those who, with the best intentions, just doesn't have the right muscle or tendon mechanics. I'd be interested to hear about those who don't achieve their speed goals. Thanks.

[@OzzGuitar]

Less than %5. It’s all about practicing well and being patient. So you can get faster too✌️

[@xcx8646]

@@OzzGuitar Many thanks for your response. I'll just have to keep on keeping on...

[@berkaycelikguitar]

Elinize sağlık hocam, çok güzel anlatmışsınız👍👍

[@FatalArrivalMetal]

Nice lesson! Great job! Keep it up! 🎸🤘🔥

[@OzzGuitar]

Thanks, will do!

[@4leafclover536]

Thank you so much! very detailed and specific advice!

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you. Glad you like it!

[@lowheadroom]

Best guitar teacher on KZbin

[@OzzGuitar]

[@Zombie_13x33]

that yellow ibanez is awesome

[@CappuccinoYT]

Thanks for the video. But I have a question, should I rest my palm on the guitar bridge, or should it be floating on the strings when alternate picking?

[@OzzGuitar]

Never rest. Float on the connection of the bridge and strings. You can touch and feel but don't rest✌️

[@773Spair]

7:27 Parallel picking is difficult at first, but restaint can be learned.

[@danhilllyngdoh6347]

thanks Ozz

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you!🤘

[@fizzy4149]

You say to use your arm to change strings. Is it ok to use both arms!?

[@OzzGuitar]

Yes it is!

[@russ_caps72]

very good lesson and tips, thanks a lot !!😀🎸

[@OzzGuitar]

Thank you🤘🤘🤘

[@keovongvilaykeo4799]

Great lesson thank you 🙏

[@intsfanatic]

One of the most important thing that is missing in these kind of videos is POV. I need to see what u see, so i can adjust my picking according to that.

[@OzzGuitar]

Thanks for the advice!

[@Lil_Dwag]

I'm trying to close my right hand into a '"relaxed" fist as you mentioned in one of your shorts, similar to yours and Paul Gilbert's , instead of the middle-ring and pinkie fingers flaring out, very much like 5:10. However, my middle finger touches the bottom of my index finger and my ring and pinkie curl up separately. This feels natural for lead playing, but when playing fast thrash rhythms, my fingers flare out like Dimebag Darrell's style. Should I maintain the fist position for all types of playing?

[@OzzGuitar]

No need to✌️

[@Lil_Dwag]

​@@OzzGuitar Thanks very much! Your channel is super underrated hope it blows up in 2024!

[@OzzGuitar]

@@Lil_Dwag Thank you very much!🤘😀