Fusion Licks

[@mraggrovator]

Thanks alot for the lesson David. Awesome licks as usual.

[@Sweeper5]

As always man, you teach us how to do things without going into all the ridiculously complicated theory behind it. That is so much appreciated. These are brilliant out-of-the-box licks, and I cannot wait to try them out. Thanks, Walli. Very cool of you to share so many of your personal recipes with us.

[@adrock1245]

you rock bro !!! i like the way you simplify everything...play outside the scale is a term that will totally make sense to most people...when you put it into context it is very cool!!! Way to Go!!!!

[@6stringbadger]

Awesome licks. Now it's starting to make sense.

[@Kiely2009]

This video Has helped me More than any other. Your simple approach is the best!

[@MelodyMakerNick]

LOL @ "go outside then back in really quickly" that was great aha ;)

[@donkey2lathe]

Thank you for taking the time to make and post these vids .i find them very easy to follow .and seeing you play them gives me something to aim for All the best Donkey2lathe

[@zeronites9865]

This sounds out of this world

[@justicewelsh]

its refreshing to have you and your ideas online. there is a rediculous amount of so called online instructors that need to take "theory 1" at their local community college. you are stragit forward and what you teach is profound and very uselful , keep going man.

[@gitpa1]

wow. Your methods of teaching and making / blending of the modes with the pentatonic are very clear and make it a lot easier to see the missing links.... Thanks so much and I will be downloading one of the lesson plans from your website.

[@JCToxik]

Love your lessons man.. super direct, very digestible and yet sophisticated enough to enable the curious traveler...

[@williambruchman]

Thanks! After hundreds of thousands of dollars, teacher after teacher, you finally after all these years and books helped me break through in a few lessons!

[@mraggrovator]

Fusion licks part 2 would be great .

[@TheSaigonSaint]

I love your lessons! Very nice approach to expand the boundaries for beginners and advanced players as well! The Parker sounds awesome too!

[@AgowTisro]

I've always loved tense sounds, I always love using dissonant and diminished chords in writing music, this fits right in with my style, so I thank you for this!

[@timmerdonkey]

Love the out sound, I watch a lot of your videos, you teach and explain so well, thanks

[@MechaKG]

OK!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!! i really cant thank you enough. I LOVE this type of sound on guitar, but never understood how it was done, ur explanation was so simple and easy to understand that it was really a mind blow for me. thanks again.

[@patrickr.5821]

I like it when you go outside, in the snow etc, and then back in again. Joke aside, these licks are killer. ❤

[@Anaximan]

good job, you are giving new ideas in all your videos, i like your fusion licks

[@mraggrovator]

These licks have really spiced up my playing.

[@Darfuria]

Fantastic video dude. A really nice simple approach to fusion playing.

[@dredreta]

thank you really much, i've been looking for a lesson like this for a long time!!! simple but still really helpful!!! thank ya mr. Wallimann!!!

[@kyrtd]

very nice ideas! I'll totally incorporate these into my playing. thanks!

[@Sivels]

I really enjoy your videos, great presentation!

[@crazyfurcow]

great stuff dude! i love ur lessons - the ones on modes have helped my soloing soooo much

[@khainana]

god damn!!! u are the best i found today for fusion lessons on scales runs!!

[@jtsak]

excellent !!! also your guitar is the most beautifull thing i ve ever seen...

[@lamywater]

Mmmm cool. The shift up in the middle of the lick to the shift back down gets a unique feel.

[@Darfuria]

I agree. It'd be great if you could continue this video, and have part 2 covering the same concept, but using diatonic scales instead of pentatonic scales.

[@evalex71]

Cool licks, cool guitar too

[@Norlo28]

Greetings from Venezuela... I really like those licks! Can you make some licks in the II-V-I progression? That would be very helpful.. Thanks for sharing.

[@hendricsrys4914]

I´m from guatemala and I have to tell you I found your video realy interesting thanks for shrare you´re aknowledge. Gracias amigo!!!

[@Ibanizt]

You have such a great tone!

[@greenonionsalad]

Nice job opening up your right hand David! I thought it would be almost impossible to change hand technique after playing for so long!

[@AlexisCinalli]

i was looking for this for a long time, thanks a lot!

[@carvetop]

The third lick is awesome. Very reminiscent of a Jimmy Herring lick.

[@acdhirr]

The guy leaving the house then quickly going back in, that was epiphanic.

[@myhobbyguitar4117]

Thank you so much for these lessons....They are very helpful

[@BlkEngPy]

excellent explanation, thanks from Paraguay.

[@nikosidis]

Very nice tips. Why did I not think about moving pentaton scale one fret up before. Better to know later than never ;) Thx a lot. Will try this with the band on wedensday.

[@RoryButler]

Your fusion lessons are great. Just a pity there aren't more people doing fusion lessons like yourself!

[@RafaelFrancoGuitarra]

Thanks for the class!!! It is helping me a lot!

[@A_pollazos]

thanks a lot ur knowledge is so useful, i was stock now i can continue with my learning

[@axlbimpio9250]

that one fret higher from a Scale helps me alot haha :) thank you Can u make a video about Jazz Rock Fusion :)

[@junior10kdutch]

sweeeet! I find all your vids on fusion guitar really helpful, I'm actually getting somewhere :)

[@ChrisHaspeck]

very tasty !! nice work on trying to explain how to play "outside" ...

[@nikitofin]

amazing licks and video

[@nemtall]

Great Guitar Killer Hard Riffs . Will work On Um. Thanks.

[@davidleerotharmy]

Really good ideas!!! Greetings from italy!

[@PhilEmanS]

supergreat stuff, thanks so much monsieur

[@papidolive]

Thank you very much! This was really helpful!

[@ShredReviews]

Nice one Dude - simple and to the point :)

[@Modes9]

This time it sounds like you're going for Coltrane, McCoy Tyner, Mike Brecker, or Jerry Bergonzi. You can really play, man. Thanks for sharing!

[@MartinMindwork]

Very inspiring. Thank you!

[@mrsensei23]

excellent sujet ! merci you 're great !

[@JadDiab]

Great topic and cool licks :)

[@fixedpenalty9]

Hey, great lesson! These licks are simple , yet sound great which is exactly what I need to impress my friends(: thanks a lot! And for a suggestion, you could try improvisation lessons! Subscribed !

[@GigoTheDoctor]

Hey man, awesome licks .. can you recommend some songs with licks like this ?

[@fenixx213]

@Wallimann oui oui de la la tendence a toujours bender cette note ^^

[@mp40freak]

awesome licks ! when i practice I always get stuck on the tempo of the speed

[@DXisHHHBK]

great lesson!

[@mynamesfriday]

Fantastic post !!!

[@zzerovisibility]

Once again a very good easy lesson with cool string theories... So...hmm this should work with major scales too..If not all scale?

[@jimihumhumnukuapua]

pretty cool explanation thanks for posting it

[@robertaiueo]

How to play descendant and ascending fusion legato can you teach me on slow version Eiger and minor 7

[@buddahmaster]

This is great thanks so much!

[@joemarcinov6449]

The killer simple fusion licks are useful idea's also..

[@moncmon]

@Wallimann i actually used that lick 2, of yours to one of my video.. It's awesome. ^^,

[@joemarcinov6449]

Thanks for helping me play outside !!!

[@fenixx213]

@Wallimann ah bah merci ! :D ca m'éclaire vraimment sérieusement ^^

[@DanielEspiliz]

Really nice!!!!

[@Liquidmaster1006]

Appreciated and Admired to all musician.. well that was so great licks if u know the combinations guys.. Thanks You Very Much ...David :D)

[@moncmon]

i love your lick 2

[@canefrogfury]

great stuff !!

[@guitarczar15]

@Wallimann Actually, I was just watching the Larry Carlton Starlicks instructional video, and he talks about this exact technique!!! He only takes about it for like less than a minute though so I totally missed that when he was explaining it. lol It's hard to watch those VHS tapes. I hate rewinding.

[@MichaelMartino]

thank you!

[@MrBernardofigueiredo]

superb

[@112358miau]

The 2nd one is great, well all are great to "learn" to play outside (I prefer forgeting how to play inside)

[@IamtheActionman]

Thanks dude Very helpful

[@angenicopalomo4948]

hey,. can you make a melodic rock lick played in a backing track?

[@blockislandboy]

could u do a video of fusion licks in Bflat ? I just cant seem to really figure this out ya no?

[@jaymz8222]

New to fusion here, could you do a tab video like this using minor shapes like (example a minor) bottom E string, 5-7-8- B string-5-6-8, and on and then make it fuisionish instead of moving pentatonic?

[@GuitarRT]

LOL Go oustide and inside really quick Great lesson!

[@gvbaker55]

Those are terrific...sounds like Robben Ford!

[@guitarczar15]

Hey David, I really enjoy your videos but I have a question. Would you call this a "poor mans approach" to playing fusion? Like for example just playing a "correct" scale 1 fret higher or simply just playing random notes with good rhythm motifs? I'm a beginner at playing this style but, what well known fusion guitar players use this approach? I have to admit though it does sound really awesome.

[@carlosmbmusic]

Awesome licks but in what key are these or i can play with them in any scale?

[@kuyakoi3469]

1) Whats the difference between Modals and Scale? 2) How do you sound more fusionized in your guitar in terms of attacking the strings with your pick? and effects mixing? 3) Do I really need my ZOOM RFX associated with my ZOOM g2?

[@pointers90]

thanks man

[@Loutube2006]

Very cool!

[@chitarreampli]

thanks for the info ,ciao!!

[@Xhutrhall]

Can you please explain to me whats up with that closest scale, ? I cant grasp the concept on what basis those licks that are partially in G# work over G ?

[@pitullo70]

Great!

[@LongHairRockerTN]

Do you have a PDF of these licks that I can download and printout? Thanks

[@Sinblck]

Thank you Sir for this video :)

[@8JobForAMexican8]

Which Parker Fly model is that? And thanks for the licks :D. Cause I have mine in RED :]

[@fenixx213]

mais on m'avais du pas associer le Sol dorien au G en particulier , pourquoi c'est tu parceque y'a dautre accords possible?

[@simonsandino]

thanx! really, thank you!

[@fenixx213]

Désolé d'un peu flood ^^ =/ :P Mais le dorian fonctionne bien aussi sur les 7ieme Comem dans les blues 12 bars . ? ou encore quelque bactracking en 7ieme que jai trouvé sur youtube ?

[@xtrepidatx]

@saltgamer I dont see what has that got to do with anything

[@fenixx213]

esce que le premier licks est fait du dorian?