Mastering Palm Muting On Guitar: A Comprehensive Guide

[@TimHolman]

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[@redevil6289]

Honestly, you're the best guitar channel I've ever seen .you're teaching the whole song with tab. I think you should make more videos i just discovered this channel and it's incredible. Thanks for the videos

[@TimHolman]

You're welcome! Thanks a lot!

[@decibelsintetico]

Finally a full tutorial on that 🙏

[@rustysguitar1]

Hey Tim, awesome lesson bro😎 All styles of music use some degree of palm muting. This was a great breakdown. Later Tim.👍

[@TimHolman]

Thanks Rusty!

[@ΧαρηςΚ-ο1ρ]

Thanks 4 this man.struggling for days to master muting the strings.especially the higher ones.the lower are easier.cheers from greece😊

[@TimHolman]

Glad to help man!

[@RJsCave]

What's up Tim. Nice one! Palm muting is so important to having control of the guitar and it's super important to creative expression on the instrument.

[@ElonMuskellunge]

You should do a lesson on Lux Æterna. Metallica’s new song on 72 seasons

[@seismixx]

maaan that guitar is a beauty

[@silencesnear2536]

Thank you for your lessons Tim!

[@Dan-t1i2g5t]

Great lesson Tim , Thanks !

[@autocrow]

Great, detailed lesson on palm muting Tim! I enjoy watching you play. When things are done right, everything sounds good. You can play the low E and totally rock it. You can tell you are good even when playing one string.

[@TimHolman]

Thanks a lot! Cheers!

[@Felix5]

great videos, hope to see you keep growing as a channel!

[@lijiashu]

Very clear explanation. Thank you for sharing the video 😉👍️🎶 Have a nice weekend🌸🌸🌸

[@mrTJ94]

Sick K-series!! I have an Aries 7 and love it

[@hubertgunpowder]

Excellent lesson, Tim !! ♫

[@NME_One]

im tryin to do that on acoustic rn :(

[@vasilislemon7842]

Excellent intro to p.m! you are a great teacher, thanks so much!

[@TimHolman]

You're welcome!

[@ericshewchuk956]

this video is a godsend as i couldnt figure out how to palm mute alternate pick like with a lot of punk music (Dammit, Blink182) the slant in the thumb makes so much more sense!

[@TimHolman]

Glad I could help you out!

[@silveryfoxx4791]

Good lesson. Any idea when you will start doing lessons on the “Black” album?

[@TimHolman]

I'm going to finish the Puppets album first. 4 more to go. Then I'll do Black Album stuff along with the rest of the Justice album.

[@silveryfoxx4791]

@@TimHolman Sweet!

[@ethanreddicliffe7517]

Hey Tim, love your lessons and the way you teach! Any chance you would do a lesson on money for nothing by dire straights?

[@TimHolman]

There is a chance I will do that. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@wimmoree8634]

Good Lesson!

[@superdanpearson]

Cool lesson! I can’t say I was shocked to see some Metallica riffs in there :)

[@TimHolman]

Thanks! Yeah I seem to know a few of those Metallica riffs.

[@GUSVITOR]

Awesome, thank you!!

[@TimHolman]

You're very welcome!

[@BrianAz]

SUBSCRIBED! Is that drop D or standard tuning? I'm 59 years old and retired and decided it is time to work on my bucket list. I love metal and just want to have fun with some chugs and gallops at home. I really want my play to start to sound musical as well and sound better. I'm using a Katana Boss MKII amp and an Epiphone Les Paul Standard. Even on the internet your guitar sounds SO GOOD and I wish I could get that sound. Do I need a better amp or guitar for that quality of sound or is it something else? I did start lessons, and my instructor has set one of the presets to the best sound we could come up with. He thinks it's fine for now, but what do you think I should do or buy? I imagine you will say just learn how to play first, but I ask because I know that good sound keeps me motivated, and we all need motivation! Thanks in advance!

[@isolateddemon9438]

GREAT CONTENT.COULD YOU DO SYMPTOM OF THE UNIVERSE?👍🏻🤘🏻

[@ohoto3896]

is there a name for stabbing your pick down to create a harsher sound on acoustic?

[@TimHolman]

If it's a downstroke stab that you're referring to I would just call it an accent. There are different degrees of accented notes/chords and notation even has symbols to indicate an accented versus a heavily accented note.

[@finmac5548]

Cool channel dude….love your clear precise explanations of things. LOVE the neck on that guitar…..what is it?

[@TimHolman]

Thanks man! It's a blackened birdseye maple.

[@finmac5548]

@@TimHolman Thanks…..see it on their website now…..lovely guitars, had never heard of them before.

[@TimHolman]

@@finmac5548 Sorry, I thought you were asking what the fretboard was made of. Didn't know that you weren't familiar with Kiesel. My guitar is a custom K6 series.

[@silverstone3228]

King diamond- abigail Please

[@TomVeng]

What plug in are you using, btw you are legend

[@TimHolman]

Thanks! I am using the BlackSun amp by Audio Assault.

[@NikosKatsikanis]

im trying this with all my knuckles currled like BENRTH

[@galacticfreds5339]

ive never angled my pick to alternate pick and have no problems

[@winter.nostalgie.666]

if i use a sharp pick i need to angle it,but a more rounded pick would work better with no angle.It also change the palm muting tone,just depends on what you're aiming for.But there shouldn't be any tension

[@bekipitz472]

Promo SM 💋