Metal Lead Guitar Solo 1 "Open Fire"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ย. 2024
- Troy Stetina plays beginner/intermediate level solo 1 ("Open Fire") from the Metal Lead Guitar method. This is followed by a brief walk thru of things to pay attention to in order to play it well. Subscribe now! @TroyStetinaMusic
The king of guitar books!
Thank you Troy. Nice memories...my first book, my first solo...almost 22 years ago I think :)
Yeah I hadn't played any of these solos for 30 years! Had to re learn them ;)
Thank you, Troy!!!!!
Grande Troy, gracias.
the first solo i learned to play. about 13 yeara ago now. man i remember how sore my fingers were because i wasn't used to bending strings.
your books had the greatest influence on my leadplaying than anything else i did after.
haha, don't I know it... I just went a couple months without playing and came back to this project, recording all these old solos from MLG, and it ripped my fingers up pretty good. Took about 3 days to be able to play again!
thanks troy
You bet
It's beautiful to see all these people coming back and saying how much the books affected them and their guitar playing. I too am one of those people! Received a copy of The Sound and The Story only last week too :-)
Thanks Lewis!
Your books raised our generation as students and our students as teachers.
yeah, those books certainly had a big impact. It is nice to have been a part of that
Awesome!!
Thanks!
I remember learning this solo many years ago! I use your materials for several of my students. Thanks for your lessons Troy. If you want to learn lead guitar make sure you get Troy’s books!!
Awesome! Thank you!
finally，there is the video for this book，awesome
Thanks, if you are interested in more, please check out patreon.com/TroyStetina. Building a good little guitar community there.
My first solo😆 ten years ago😂 thank you Troy♥️ nice book.good job👍👍
Awesome! Thank you!
thanks Troy one of my first books on learning and speed mechanics
Rock on 🤙
Can't thank enough for the book. This is where the dream started. Thank you Troy, the best always~!
You're very welcome! Thank you!
Great memories.correct feel as the solo's name...OPEN FIRE
Thanks troy im glad to see you again
Thank You, Troy, for your books. I AM on a way for flight of the bumblebee. Inspired by your videos! Thanks! Groove is the key word. Rock n roll
Awesome!!! stay inspired and keep practicing... put in the time and you will get there, enjoying every step along the way!
I have got both your lead and rhythm methods EXCELLENT stuff all the love and respect from Egypt \m/
Rock on!
Cheers from Colombia troy!!!!
Hi Andres!
Thanks to your book solo guitar, at the age of 15 I became a member of a metal band and one of the best guitarists in my city!
Everything that was in that book, 22 years ago, to this day comes in handy for me! I think this is the best method to learn everything you need.
It's incredibly cool to realize that now, thanks to technology, I can express my respect for you and your contribution to the education of guitarists.
Thank you very much for that. I'm glad you've been able to apply it and realize the benefits you were wanting!
Hi Troy!
I'm so glad to see you working again.
Your website, and now youtube channel came back to life.
That's good. God bless you!
Thank you Paul. I have a Patreon account in the works, and new releases coming up
True master, great teacher, another level. Tks for sharing, master.
You are very welcome
You are my inspiration.
Thank you Bulent, all the best to you!
Actually he aged well 🔥🔥🔥Best teacher ever for whole world electric guitar players
Thanks DJ for the kind words
It is nice to see all the pepole that play this 20 years ago while i am learning it now. After years of only play some chords, i am trying to play solos. And i just buy this book. I hope i will be able to play it. Thanks for the butyfull book !!
Thank you! And good luck with your playing!
DUDE!!! I still play along with Speed Mechanics For Lead Guitar using some part or sections in my everyday practice routine.
I also bought the DVD - The Sound & The Story & am always on the look out for anything stamped Troy Stetina! The book The Very Best of Ozzy Osbourne is an excellent study of some of the best guitarists ever! Thanks for sharing your insights & knowledge with us! I know you've influenced my guitar playing as much as any other guitarist if not more! Keep doing the good stuff!🤘😁🤘
Thanks Brett. Some of the later solos in this method get pretty advanced as well... It'll take me a few weeks to get them all filmed, captioned and uploaded though
@@TroyStetinaMusic yeah dude - Babylon still comes out of my Floyd in one shape or another! The rhythm guitar track on To The Stage if memory serves, was a tough one to get under my fingers. It's the rhythm with those relentless pedal tones that I still have to practice regularly or my hand sync is jacked. The rhythm for Crazy Train wrecked me!
The Very Best of Ozzy Osbourne is also an excellent study of some of the best ever! It's also the only Killer of Giants study I've ever seen. I have just about your entire catalog except the left handed & Thrash. Wherever I am I always look for the Troy Stetina name or logo & if I don't have it - I snag it. You definitely have the best teaching method & without Fretboard Mastery my ear wouldn't be anywhere near what it is today. Thanks man! Keep doing the good stuff!🤘😁🤘
@@brettshawver2983 yeah, those 16th pedal tone riffs are deceptively difficult!
Thanks for the video! Bought the 4 books 3 years ago, starting guitar late at 49 😎
I really enjoy the method and would be more than happy with additional videos lessons. Keep up the good work!
Thanks, I have in mind doing at least a few more, although some of them might wind up in Patreon. Are you happy with your progress? how is it coming along?
Finished rythm vol1 and a bit of vol2, solo was a bit more difficult, so based on your recomendations I’ve started with a teacher, more in blues than metal 😉. I’m still working the method from to time and I hope one day I’ll be able to play Babylon! I wish you a lot of success with the re-activation, for me the fact to have the books, backing tracks and a method was a real differentiator... and also in my favorite music style, of course!
very good! It's good to have a variety of material to practice, and you can be progressing on blues and work in these methods at the same time. Quite closely related, actually
First guitar teacher, book, and solo I learned when I was a teenager.
You helped me understand that you don't start learning the whole thing, but exercise small chugs of it and then combine them.
It was a revelation, and an absolute joy to play your lessons after school.
I can't thank you enough Troy!
You're very welcome!
Sir, your books are still the best choice for beginners like me. So glad to see the original version of the solos!!
Glad to hear that! If you want any help with any of the books, check out the additional materials here: patreon.com/TroyStetina All the best!
Wow ! Legend guitar teacher!! I bought these imported original guitar instruction books in 1998 in Taiwan. Never thought I can see Troy play on video after 23 years later. And you are looked so young...that's amazing !!! You really affect many guitar players in Asia countries!
Thank you, very kind of you to say. All the best!!
Thank you Troy! I bought one of your books way back when I was like 16 (about 30 years ago!), came with a cassette. Thank you for making a video for this!
Cool... thanks Charlie!
learned this around a year ago and I still have the calluses from that solo, i'm finally at solo #6 and I'll be super pumped if you continue these series.
Thank you for the late nights studying sir!
You're welcome!
so grateful for this, these were some of the songs i used to get into Lead playing
thanks man... you might like this one then: th-cam.com/video/bwbR2ny8iCo/w-d-xo.html
Loved your heavy metal lead guitar book/tape, Troy! Your stuff was probably my biggest inspiration to play lead guitar. Loved the style and still do, often remembering the songs to this day. Every thing you did made me want to play 80s heavy metal guitar. Glad to see you on TH-cam and thanks for all the inspiration! Awesome rock guitar vibes!
Thanks Chad! you're welcome!
Oh God man...I HAD your book!!!
I was a South American beginner guitar player back in the late 80s/early 90s, and I remember it had a red guitar against a black background on the cover plus possibly a cassette (or was it already a CD?) with audio examples, and both your playing and your TONE on it were amazing!!
This very solo...after decades of both music playing and listening...still stands clearly in my memory, specially the breakdown (happening here at 0:37) which was such a revelation back then, and come to think of it, all of those techniques are STILL the foundation of the way I play all these decades later!
So happy to have come across this YT clip today, and also THANK YOU very much Troy for setting my on my path to guitar enjoyment all those years ago!
All the best, J.- 🙌🏻
Cool!!! Thanks for the message and good luck with everything!
It's so nice to see this! Looking forward to the rest of the series!
Thanks! All of them will be on Patreon.com/TroyStetina
I'll also post bits of a few more on youtube as well.
Grandmaster Troy Stetina !! Thank you for this gift, and for your wonderful work. Long live Troy Stetina !!!! I have your Method, Metal Lead Guitar Primer. What is your next method that you recommend?
I would get: Metal Rhythm Guitar Volumes 1 & 2. Without knowing where you are playing wise as these will take you from beginner to stage performer. I would also get: Metal Lead Guitar Volumes 1 & 2. Team them up & start with both volume 1's. The book "Fretboard Mastery" is also excellent. This will help you develop your ear as well as your fretboard knowledge.
You can always check out his website:
www.troystetina.com
Depending on your playing level you can adjust to get exactly what you need. The book "Speed Mechanics For Lead Guitar" is a must have! This is the go to bible for super sonic shred-a-liciousness! There's a lot of guys shredding out there because they went through this & spent time in the woodshed getting this stuff under their fingers. Check out his website & keep doing the good stuff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🤘😁🤘
@@brettshawver2983 Thank you for your kindness, hug !!
Pedro, yes Brett is right about needing a foundation in Metal Rhythm Guitar, and also to progress on into Metal Lead Guitar vol 1 after the Primer. The first solo will be review, then it takes off from there. All the best!
Thanks for explaining, in Cherepovets too knew about this solo, hard part of this solo is harmonics on C, i don't have idea why this not extract a high Frequency sound.
Yes, pick harmonics are tricky. It's a matter of slightly touching, or really brushing against, the string with your thumbe or finger as you pick it. Good luck!
@@TroyStetinaMusic thanks I will try!
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Enaugh for bending notes for some day.. 2nd finger got a blister 😬. Meanwhile, making some notation for this track.
Oh yeah... it happens. I hadn''t played for a month before I started filming all of these. Tore my fingers up but good!
Hi Troy... a suggest for you:
Why not remake your useful guitar corses with GP files instead of the obsolete CD Rom?
Let me know what about it
All the new books are sold with online audio access directly from the publisher library. In a flash enabled browser you can stream, set loop points and alter tempo with a slider bar
At 17 I'd have been ultra focused on playing fast and just hitting the notes, and have terrible timing.
Now, I'd rather play it with perfect groove and nice bends and vibrato, and a confident and consistent hand, even if it means I must play at half tempo
Yes! You are now really LISTENING, and that's the ultimate means of self correction. That will make everything you play sound good
he is only reason to play a guitar.
Well very kind of you to say... but there are so MANY reasons to play guitar!
This solo is nostalgic. I initially learned lead guitar by this book 4 years ago. That time I found a online video lesson using this book and the teacher is a guitarist of my country. He showed all elaborate details that you wrote in this book. It's amazing to see Troy replayed this song and give a tutorial. Thank you!
You're welcome Ray!