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Never heard it like that

Jesus this guy rips

I watched, I learned, I subscribed. A year later and this lesson is still helping people. Thanks!

Great ideas, thanks

I have joe satriani pups in my guitars not because it will make me play better but I like his tone. Eliminates guessing for me when trying new stuff

Hey Steve, got an idea; take a song such as "whiskey bent, hell bound" - good and slow, right? - then work out all the fills and lead. That'd be more tangible than a brisk tempo for beginners(?). I know I'd love it, anyway

I agree let’s learn Brent’s solos would you teach them to us?

I agree, Buying gear is overrated. Please make a vid on how to get a decent country tone. Amp settings, minimal pedals required? etc. Instead of buying all the gear to look like a country guitar player, some of us want to know how to use our existing gear for country guitar. Thx.

I have the gearbox love it pairs well with my us superblock quilter and p10r speaker sounds real fendery with my tele and my strat also have the terraform and clarksdale pedals all great pedals and my main staple also the Andy woods compressor and no they don’t make u sound like anyone but yourself but effects do inspire aspects of that particular sound if u learn it u can sound more like u hear in your head if that makes sense😅

Is that a Lucky Dog tele?? Amazing

Who makes your guitar? It looks and sounds amazing!

😂 the pedal will not make you sound like Brent Mason. ❤ it.

i really don't think anyone wants to know why someone isn't going to buy a pedal

I bought the new one.... but currently I play through my helix on stage...in the process of changing to a friedman ir-d pedal and getting back to a more analog pedals, but still able to plug in directly to my pa.... kind of a digital/analog setup...helix is too complicated for me.....on a different note I found a nice lucky dog guitar on reverb that I decided to buy... can you do an overview on yours? Things you like don't like specs etc.... I've wanted one for several years looking forward to getting that thing on stage asap!

You’re going to get it

It would be cool to buy a pedal and automatically play better😂

What a great lesson!!!! Thanks Man

Are you using a profiler? If you are using an amp set up, would you mind sharing your signal chain? Your tone is incredible.

Absolutely!! It's all about the chord your playing. The genius of Brett is all the bends, inversions and positions he can play for a given chord. Where the hell did he find those. He is by far the most gifted of all Nashville pickers

ima learn some country shit after being a shred metal guy my whole life. ez. first pedal point he does I try to play owns me hard af LOL!!!!!!!! it's those reinforced steel bends that I am not used to holding down and bending those positions. I have impeccable single note bend/vibrato/harmonic in yngwie/dimebag style, but trying to steel bend holding onto multiple strings and also bending/vibrato 1 note out of the 2 or 3, is tricky. It was really fun figuring out all the different pedal point bends u can do all over the key/fretboard in this style, haven't had this much fun learning/playing guitar in a while. actually amazing lesson very ez to follow, subbed.

Great job have you tabbed this by any chance ?

keep posting vidsn Steave please

It is kind of scary how good the Helix sounds .................

I haven’t used this particular model- but I have a FSR Bordeaux 1x12” Princeton blackface reissue with a Jensen P12-Q, and it really is the best overall tube amp I’ve ever used. It came with solid wood construction, and I’ve never had to do anything to it. Sounds fantastic clean, sounds fantastic dirty, and doesn’t require pedals, 99% of the time I plug straight in for both clean and dirty tones. It does natural breakup at tolerable volume levels. And when dirty it sounds better than any overdrive pedal I’ve heard from Klon clones, to bluesbreakers, to tube screamers, to you name it. Idk why people think fenders are clean amps, must be because their amp is too powerful for their needs. A quick tip for anyone who doesn’t know: fender EQ is subtractive. If you want all the mids put the treble at 10 and the bass at 0, that bumps the mids way up, and you can roll off highs with your guitar knobs and get a marshally sound. And mine does natural breakup at living room levels. But if somebody wants the filth at a conversational level: Fender ‘68 custom Vibro Champ Reverb, I’d get an FSR with a 10”

Great, thanks for this tutorial,Steve it works well!

Great lesson again! You took the level of teaching country guitar to a higher level. I love Doug Seven but I have troubles to follow his lessons. That is not his fault. It’s me. You explain this stuff much more clearer, to me anyway.

Great lesson & licks! Thanks.

I own the Doug Seven stuff too. I can hear you made a lot of progress during time. Excellent.

Great solo! What about the second one? I read somewhere that Brandon O’Brien played the solo’s.

Sounds great! Thanks for this video. Can you tell a bit more about the compressor. Always a struggle for me.

Dude, you know your fretboard and stuff! Love this.

probably doesn't matter at all but is your low E further down from the edge of your fretboard for a reason? looks like there's quite a bit of more space compared to all my guitars

Vox with a tele!

Great breakdown of this solo, and great breakdown of how Brent Mason uses the chord changes to guide his playing and create a theme on the song (mostly his use of 7th extensions).

Muchas gracias muy buena y muy util la leccion

The lesson I needed. Great! Thanks!

Good stuff. We didn’t have this type of resource when available in the late 70’s when I was 12. Unless you knew an old hand that could show this, you had to figure it out yourself . I hope the young guys understand what they have at their fingertips. Thanks for your service.

What tuning are you in

Great lesson. Thank you!!

Man seeing all four notes on the A string is super helpful bc just playing the two notes doesn’t give much to play faster. Thank you for this video!

Im going to learn to play through chords if it's the last thing I ever do. Great video.

Tasty sound 👍 Nice playing

Good basic lesson of value to me…

Awesome break down 👍

This was by far the best lesson on this solo I have come across. Primarily because it is not just a tab and yo playing, but you explain what is goinf on and thus give us something to build upon and make it our on down the line. I would love it if you did the second solo of that song as well in a similar fashion.

Really appreciate the way you did this lesson great camera angle to see clearly what you did with out a bunch of hand waving but more importantly the clear explanation using the degrees of the scale to walk us through this lick. Thanks!

Thanks Steve! Awesome stuff and a Jiu Jitsu guy! My man!!! Thanks again brother!

Fourth lick came from red volkhart I BELIEVE. THANK YOU THESE ARE GREAT.

You helped me (an old rock/blues guy) a lot! Great Lesson!

Man, that is a fantastic breakdown/explanation! Would you be interested in trying out some handmade guitar picks Steve? My wife and I make them out of coconut shell (and experimenting with other hardwoods). Let me know!