Palm Muting Technique - Beginner Guitar Lesson
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This lesson is intended to show beginning guitarists or any guitarist that has no experience with palm muting, how the technique is practiced. Palm muting creates a very percussive sound that can be used in many styles of music, but is probably most recognized for its use in hard rock and metal.
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Lesson Taught By: Carl Brown
Look at his beautiful guitar hands smh he’s truly blessed
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Don’t think you can’t play.. I was told I had too big fingers to play.. well I’m still playing !!
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Ahhhh- I feel like an idiot! I've been trying to get that sound forever and couldn't figure out how they did it. THANK YOU!
I know what you mean, I was trying to get that sound for the longest time as well and thought that I needed a Mesa Amp to do it or something (I thought it was my amp that was incapable of doin' it)
I always knew that the technique was palm muting but I didn't even use my wrist every time I tried (and failed) 😂 I honestly feel really dumb
I also was finding this guitar tone that I want. I check every tutorials of effects pedals and I finally found it!.....
.....I love this effect called "clean"
I'm still having to work on my palm muting lol I'm used to acoustic still
Pollinator Plates Me too, I thought people were muting with their fingers on the neck
generally palm muting is for more rhythmic percussive sounds. so the bending of a string while muting wont really work because you would kill the sustain. but you can get a good enough feel at it to just slightly mute the string but still letting it sustain a bit. the feel gets developed over time. :)
You are the reason why I still don't give up on my guitar when it gets hard for me... Keep going like this man 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Yeah palm muting is essential for all styles of guitar for allowing you more control of the sound and feel of the strings. Thanks a bunch for the comment and rating!! :)
Ah back when you couldnt specifically reply to a comment
I've been playing the guitar amateurishly for 4 years, this is the one and only explanation that got me there. Thank you Sir!
Trying to learn van halen's ain't talking bout love and can already play the tune in the actuall rhythm but couldn't get the muted sound.The video really helped here
Did you learn it?
Did you?
Thanks for this lesson! This is generally an ignored topic and in most forums will be reduced to a single line like, "use the fleshy underside of your hand to mute". I used to try muting it on the bridge pickup but now I know it's gotta be further back :) Thanks again!
Bruh that killer crispy guitar tone
I haven't played a guitar for 20 years and i used to be DIRE but you are great and these clips make me want to try again properly as a beginner. Keep up the really clear explaining and teaching. Ty.
11 years later, still learning. cheers man means a lot ❤️
Dude your fingers are alien like long. I got sausages. Good video though.
TulyBabooly bet he's happily in a relationship
Ikr
Ooo sausages are perfect for saxophone or bass guitar
Finbah optimum for power chords
What if he played bass?
His fingers would go past *ALL* the strings. 🤣
I took the description of “heavy palm muting” literally. After this video I now have the perfect aggressive metal palm mute. You’re the best! 🤘😝🤘
I was trying to figure out palm muting and your advice about putting your hand as light as possible on the bridge really helped me! Thank you so much!
best video out there it also helped me to understand that practicing one thing on a guitar can take a week or more of practice time to perfect and i shouldn't just jump to another thing the moment i get the hang of the previous thing.
thanks man
Very well explained and extremely useful for me. I have always wondered what the proper technique for PM is.
Thank you very much, Carl! ❤🙏
The best guitar channel , I have come across to! 🎸🎸🎸
9:02
Don't mind me, just making a bookmark for practicing palm muting
“Very very very lightly”
*destroys guitar*
You are an Excellent teacher ~ It's great that you give your time, patience, and share your skill's, free ~ Good luck to you ~ All the very best ~ Geoff
I’m not a beginner but I put off learning this for some stupid reason. Thanks for making this easy to understand I learned this pretty late at night.
Kinda bad that I’ve been playing for two years and never learned palm muting. 😐
Same lol
Well you learn it now, better now than never🤷♀️
I've kinda been learning guitar for over five years and nobody ever taught me palm muting...well here I am learning by my self lmao
I knew how to mute but never knew the actual way
Same🤣
You are the reason Why i started to play guitar.
I've been using your videos for quite a while now, with much admiration for your ability. Much appreciated.
Palm muting seemed such a difficult task! The only thing I was getting wrong, which was a major mistake, was muting the strings at the wrong place! I was way too far from the bridge, effectively zeroing the volume. I'm glad you mentioned that! Thank you!
Thank you Carl for this video.
Just realized how crucial the palm placement is-just over the bridge. I was attempting to mute further up the strings and not only is it more difficult and the sound less consistent, it doesn’t sound the same. Wish I would have seen this video years ago!
Brilliant, been guilty of pressing to hard and couldn't get this at all till I watched this, thanks 👍
Great tip about not too much pressure Carl 👏👏👏🎶🎶🎶
Actually one technique I like to do a lot is to palm mute on my right hand and then fret the notes on my left hand lightly (to produce dead notes). Kick in a tinge of overdrive. And that can allow you to mimic those funk music tones...
Thank you ! Beguinner here, you helped a lot !
Oh my god finally, I’ve been wondering for so long how to get this sound on my guitar, I just didn’t know what to do or what it was even called until now. Thanks, I really appreciate it.
Very well explained and extremely useful for me. I have always wondered what the proper technique for PM is.
Thank you very much, Carl! ❤🙏
The best guitar channel I have come across to! 🎸🎸🎸
you are doing god's work, my friend. THANK YOU
been playing guitar for 14 years but mainly as a lead/solo guitarist, and now i have joined a cover band who plays lot's of Gojira and Tool and because of that i have realized that i gotta step up my rythm-game, a lot. and i gotta admit shredding/picking from that palm-mute position is a really different feel, it's like I'm a beginner again haha
yea, theres always something to learn
dude, your fingers are MADE for playing guitar. I found you through your Enter Sandman video and this video really helps me with palm muting, I had no idea how that actually worked xD
I LOVE that you make it possible to see both your hands. Thank you!!
Thank you!, it reall helped i got it at first try in the first 5min!
Thanks for explaining in detail.Thanks for being slow in explaining, which will help us in grasping the lesson quite easily. I will practice the exercises you have mentioned.You technique of pressing the strings lightly really helped me a lot.Earlier I used to hit the strings to mute ,which was very difficult.Now all I do is move my palm slightly forward to mute the strings.
i guess i have asked already but how long do you play? your technique amazes me sometimes ! i really appreciate all the effort you put into those lessons thx!
Probably the best beginner lesson I've seen so far on TH-cam ...
Thank you so much, needed this in order to learn how to play Barracuda
Been playing acoustic for years and due to laziness I record with the garage band app and add distortion/pedals instead of just buying an electric. Not learning how to properly palm mute was kind of a side effect of that but you’ve fixed that for me. Thanks!
Great lesson. I've never realised the sound gets more bassey depending on the pressure. I've been fiddling with my amp settings to get that sound. Thanks.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH! I never thought of relaxing my restless right hand on the saddle. ALREADY SUBSCRIBED
Best explanation! Thanks! Been trying to get it right for like ever!
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One of the best tutorials on youtube regarding this technique. Very good exercises. I hope they help!
Wow! This is 10 years old from now! This is really coo!
I didn't quite like that it took 4 minutes until we got to hear anything. Would've preferred to see a short example in the beginning to get a glimpse of what the result was going to be, more specifically. Good video nonetheless!
Voffsing1 Yeah this was shot a few years ago before I got the knack for this whole TH-cam teaching thing. However, now every video I have made the past couple of years has a full performance at the very beginning. :)
Awesome, you're a great teacher. Keep up the good work :)
+GuitarLessons365 Thanks you helped me a lot 😘
I was like "make a fucking sound pleeease" 😂
Great and useful lesson, thanks for sharing. So necessary for Blues compings.
You’re lifesaver!! Thank you so much for your time to explain this to uneducated people like me, it was really useful tutorial!
I tried to figure it out how my favourite artists do it for a long time now, and never really understood the technique of it, but you explained everything really comprehensibly, so thanks to you I finally can make that cool muting sound too!! 🙏🏻
Great ! Best teacher
Thank you. It gave me some ideas plus step closer to harmonics to 👍
great one. i reckon youre the best teacher on youtube. never learned so much from someone else.
palm mutes are my favorite sound
Good thing you have a palm muting tutorial because I am struggling with the Number of the Beast lesson
This is the sound I need.
Very helpful to learn this about such an important basic technique. Thanks a lot!
3 years since this vid and i'm here, thank you :D
You still alive?
7 years later....
Great lesson thanks nice and simple
Wow this tutorial was great!!! tysm so much for doing this tut 12 years ago lol
huge thank you for the lesson man.
Your videos are awesome! Thank you!
thanks man great work
Great explanation and exercises. Thank you!
legend.
Thanks this was really helpful ☺
I just use my right forearm. Your technique is interesting. Thanks for the video about Palm Muting.
Thank you! 👍
i`ve thinking about 2 monthes and make all my effect away lol
its so simple to sound that way omggggg
thanksssssssss
Thanks dude
THANKYOU CARL! THIS HELPED ME A LOT!!
really , really nice ! thank you !
Awesome lesson
I assume this is the exact same technique used & to be practiced on an acoustic? On acoustics, are players usually concentrating on the 3 lowest strings while muting as well?
Thank you so much. Really needed help.
This is probably the best guitar channel on TH-cam. Keep up the good work!
good lesson
If you want a chunky sound, I found out that, on a les paul, or anything with a tail bridge, if you put your palm more on the strings, like right after the bridge, not too far up, it get really chunky with distortion. Its in general better to use the technique showed on the video because its easy. Also if you do this extensively, its a good way to work on down strokes and where to put your hand to get the fasted speed or best sound.
Thanks this really helped
Extremely helpful video thanks :)
deathroman13
it was
Thanks!
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The texting tells me what you are doing is Paul muting xD
THIRTEEN YEARS AGO THIS WAS UPLOADED YET IT EXPLAINS PERFECTLY
Im here because master chief told me i need to learn how to do chuggies in order to play that cool halo theme guitar riff
I've been doing it wrong, thxs 4 the lesson
Thanks a lot
Excellent 5 Stars
great video thanks for your effort
Great Video, nice beginner breakdown
Very helpful. Thanks.😎
Very helpful! Great video!
Thanks man! Helped alot.
Very nice. I love this video.
Thanks for the help! :)
thanks for this great lesson :)
Cool Video, Thanks for the information
Bro thank you so much 😭
and what I find difficult is letting my other 3 fingers fall like you do. I suppose it comes with practice and a relaxed hand
Thank you so much!
Thanks man !