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I really need to find a way for not getting mad when I can’t play something at the first day I have less than a year of playing guitar but i feel like dumb when I can’t play a song on the first day or in one week
@@fatyoshi5422 Dude! Chill bro. It's all part of the learning experience. We all went through it. Even Mr. Pilgrim . It takes about a year just for your ear and brain to build connections so you hear stuff correctly
I've been playing for 10+ years and to me, most of the things explained came naturally without me thinking about it, but what I like in this video is the focus on details that really do make a difference. I completely agree and support the mindset of this channel which is: to be a great guitarist one does not need have majestic shred or overperform with guitar. It just means: nailing every little detail and following the mood.
Leslie West had great vibrato. Revisited his music again, because of his passing, been awhile, and was blown away all over again. Great tone, simple melodic lines and beautiful effective vibrato. Everybodys vibrato is different. Kind of a signature of your playing.
It's incredible how every single time you come up with a new video, I learn or improve something in my technique! Keep it up, Guitar Pilgrim! Thank you for sharing all these great contents for free. I wish you and everyone who's following your channel a great new year, full of happiness and health! May God bless you always! Greetings from Fortaleza - Brazil.
so true. In one interview, he explained that he is left handed and that is why he got this strength in fretting hand to vibrate chords and little bars over three or four strings. But he playing is also so melodic and almost completely chord based which in my view is the key to melodic playing and improvisation. Alchemy live is for sure one of the best albums ever. I wish so desperately I could come close to his playing. But as recreational player and entrepreneur of 55 years, it will remain a dream...
Hey not trying to critique, genuinely curious as I have been trying to increase my understanding and fundamentals on guitar. How do left handed and right handed players play differently? (beyond things just being reversed)
Great video GP! BB was indeed a master of vibrato. A good friend of mine knew him well & I was lucky to get to hang out with the King in his dressing room after a show. Nicest guy you ever want to meet. No ego & very down to earth. He was more interested in asking us questions & finding out about us. Definitely one of the highlights of my life! Happy New Year GP & looking forward to what you have in store for us in 2021! Be well & stay safe everyone.......... 👍👍🎸🎸🎸🎸👍👍
Keeping the finger completely straight is probably the best advice I have heard about vibrato, it truly is what makes the hand movement click and easy to understand.
I used to play my vibrato with my finger curled but I remember I used to see you (and the pros) do it with your finger straight so I tried to emulate that. It improved drastically due to better single notes. All this with a lot of practice ofc. So glad you brought it up in this videos because it’s good for beginners to get the technique right from the start, even though string muting usually comes later in the journey :)
Hey Mr Pilgrim, I’d like to say thanks for all your videos, they’re always informative with great humour and awesome playing! I nearly skipped this one - I mean, I’ve been playing for 43 years.. I think I know vibrato right? Well, you did teach me things I didn’t know, and yet again you’ve helped my playing! I think the minute you stop learning you might as well stop playing; and thanks to you I don’t have to go far to find new inspiration! 😃 Peace be with you brother ❤️
In a recent video of David Wallimann and Jennifer Batten, she pointed out that when she was in Jeff Beck's band, she learned from him about using the whammy bar to do vibrato that goes down in pitch and then returns to pitch - which is like what a harmonica player does. Most of the vibratos shown in this video go up in pitch and then return to pitch. The only way that I have figured out how to do vibrato that goes down in pitch without a whammy bar is to bend up to a note and then use vibrato that goes down and then back up. Using this approach, you could also go down in pitch below the note and then up in pitch above the note - similar to what can be done with a floating whammy setup.
I think a good control or usage of vibrato comes with time, especially in improvising. The more you know your craft in order to let your guitar speak (or sing) the more nuanced your sound becomes. And vibrato is one expression of that :)
Just started learning a couple weeks ago, this helps me not develop bad habbits, thank you. The wrist motion still feels unnatural, but it'll come with time.
You made me laugh loudly three times this video. So you’re not only a great guitar player /!teacher, but also a comedian! And now I have to start learning playing this vibrato. I don’t think this wil be the easiest part in this guitar journey!
Great review. It`s not only about mastering the vibrato but also having more control/workout of fingers and building muscle memories for other guitar technics.
Wow you have an incredible feel for the details. Ever think of catching Jamie’s Crying by Van Halen? I would love to hear you play that part where he pulls the 5 string E up to F# and then hits the d. EVH had supreme feel I know you could cop that. He’s 1/2 step down so my notes are off. Incredible guitar playing, I love just listening your playing. Your truly gifted.
Hi, just discovered your stuff and I think it's really great and you are a fantastic teacher. So thanks for all your many videos, i am going to learn so much from you GP! This particular video is fantastic but I am struggling with how to put a vibrato on top of a bent string note: your video wasn't quite clear on the crucial part. You say move the strings out of the way so you don't have more than one under your fingers doing the bend but how? I couldn't understand what was happening in the close up shots of your fingers. Would you mind clarifying the mechanism of moving strings out of the way please? thanks!
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Our cat Maxima decided to give me a nice scratch just before shooting this video :) Thanks for watching the videos the past year everybody, best wishes and have a great new year! Special thanks to all patrons for your continued support, your BACKING TRACK for this video is available here: bit.ly/2KO1DCn
You too. Many thanks for all the videos. You are a true inspiration.
You too, thanks for helping me this year
Hopefully you don’t catch a fever. 😃
Like in Willem Alexander and Maxima?
Steve Vai's vibrato is nice, right?
Takes YEARS to develop. Keep at it everyone. It will come.
I just started playing Violin, guitar vibrato (and mine is pretty good) does not translate at all... real big reality check :S
I've been at it for 50 years and it's just starting to come...
Honestly it took me two weeks
But I had 10 years of piano so I guess it isn't fair
I really need to find a way for not getting mad when I can’t play something at the first day
I have less than a year of playing guitar but i feel like dumb when I can’t play a song on the first day or in one week
@@fatyoshi5422 Dude! Chill bro. It's all part of the learning experience. We all went through it. Even Mr. Pilgrim . It takes about a year just for your ear and brain to build connections so you hear stuff correctly
BB's playing makes me emotional. My favorite guitarist ever
Me too. My favorite of all time
I've been playing for 10+ years and to me, most of the things explained came naturally without me thinking about it, but what I like in this video is the focus on details that really do make a difference.
I completely agree and support the mindset of this channel which is: to be a great guitarist
one does not need have majestic shred or overperform with guitar. It just means: nailing every little detail and following the mood.
Leslie West had great vibrato. Revisited his music again, because of his passing, been awhile, and was blown away all over again. Great tone, simple melodic lines and beautiful effective vibrato. Everybodys vibrato is different. Kind of a signature of your playing.
It's incredible how every single time you come up with a new video, I learn or improve something in my technique! Keep it up, Guitar Pilgrim! Thank you for sharing all these great contents for free. I wish you and everyone who's following your channel a great new year, full of happiness and health! May God bless you always! Greetings from Fortaleza - Brazil.
IMHO, Mark Knopfler is a true master of vibrato. He's left handed but he plays like a right handed.
so true. In one interview, he explained that he is left handed and that is why he got this strength in fretting hand to vibrate chords and little bars over three or four strings. But he playing is also so melodic and almost completely chord based which in my view is the key to melodic playing and improvisation. Alchemy live is for sure one of the best albums ever. I wish so desperately I could come close to his playing. But as recreational player and entrepreneur of 55 years, it will remain a dream...
Billy corgan imo is one of the best vibrato/string bending players
Eric Clapton got a great one too! Wish I could make my guitar howl like that too
Hey not trying to critique, genuinely curious as I have been trying to increase my understanding and fundamentals on guitar. How do left handed and right handed players play differently? (beyond things just being reversed)
@@mudkipper1 If you are left handed and you play guitar like a right handed, your "best" hand is in the fretboard. Bends and vibrato are easier.
Great video GP! BB was indeed a master of vibrato. A good friend of mine knew him well & I was lucky to get to hang out with the King in his dressing room after a show. Nicest guy you ever want to meet. No ego & very down to earth. He was more interested in asking us questions & finding out about us. Definitely one of the highlights of my life! Happy New Year GP & looking forward to what you have in store for us in 2021! Be well & stay safe everyone.......... 👍👍🎸🎸🎸🎸👍👍
Paul Kossof. Say no more.
i do not often do tutorial videos but I love watching them!
It's funny that you mentioned Malmsteen. He has one of the best vibratos I've ever heard, after Gary Moore of course :)
i agree on malmsteen
I mean, he does have a scalloped neck so that helps a fair bit
Vai has great vibrato. I think it's one of the best aspects of his playing.
Check out Brandon Ellis!
It's funny you mentioned Gary Moore, I landed here looking for vibrato help because of Gary Moore lol
#5 is just what I needed. I’ve been struggling to add vibrato to a bend, but couldn’t figure out the right technique. Thanks!
Wrist vs Finger is a game changer.. thank you
So helpful and really awesome demos, you have amazing feel in your blues/ rock vibratos
Keeping the finger completely straight is probably the best advice I have heard about vibrato, it truly is what makes the hand movement click and easy to understand.
I thought so too! This little detail completely changed the game 😅
You are a fun guy man! Love it that you put your heart out while teaching
Wonderful instruction! Once again you have opened our eyes & new comparative insight. Thank you & Happy New Year.
I used to play my vibrato with my finger curled but I remember I used to see you (and the pros) do it with your finger straight so I tried to emulate that. It improved drastically due to better single notes. All this with a lot of practice ofc. So glad you brought it up in this videos because it’s good for beginners to get the technique right from the start, even though string muting usually comes later in the journey :)
Best video about Vibrato technique that I have seen. Well done!!
Hey Mr Pilgrim, I’d like to say thanks for all your videos, they’re always informative with great humour and awesome playing! I nearly skipped this one - I mean, I’ve been playing for 43 years.. I think I know vibrato right? Well, you did teach me things I didn’t know, and yet again you’ve helped my playing! I think the minute you stop learning you might as well stop playing; and thanks to you I don’t have to go far to find new inspiration! 😃 Peace be with you brother ❤️
Awesome tutorial ! Really clear and to the point! Thank you :)
Great lesson! Thank you for the knowledge and all of the details!
Great advice! Thank you Pilgrim!
Love the videos, especially the ones focused on the blues !
This is a important Video!😀Thank you so much!🙏your Humor is very refreshing!✌✌✌
That all in the wrist tip was the answer to my problems i cant thank you enough
exactly what i needed today!
I’ve been looking for years for a video like this. Thank you
02:38 was hilarious. Thank you
😝 😂
You are very entertaining, funny and I enjoy listening to you. Excellent
Thanks for this move, great material!
amazing, I really like the way you deliver, your skills are perfect too
Wonderful lesson. Thank you. 🙂👍
Great video mate - good explanation and energy. Thanks
In a recent video of David Wallimann and Jennifer Batten, she pointed out that when she was in Jeff Beck's band, she learned from him about using the whammy bar to do vibrato that goes down in pitch and then returns to pitch - which is like what a harmonica player does. Most of the vibratos shown in this video go up in pitch and then return to pitch. The only way that I have figured out how to do vibrato that goes down in pitch without a whammy bar is to bend up to a note and then use vibrato that goes down and then back up. Using this approach, you could also go down in pitch below the note and then up in pitch above the note - similar to what can be done with a floating whammy setup.
Thanks, Guitar Pilgrim! That was great!
Eruption by Focus! I seriously just listened to it yesterday! For about the thousandth time! Incredible music!!!
I think a good control or usage of vibrato comes with time, especially in improvising. The more you know your craft in order to let your guitar speak (or sing) the more nuanced your sound becomes. And vibrato is one expression of that :)
Du bist einfach der Beste......Toll 👍🏼
There is the magic of a good vibrato
I loved your style. And you really helped me.
Loved the video! Thanks
Your tips are very useful and very good explanation!
Love your videos. Thank you very much
This is the most informational video out there for vibrato.
Just started learning a couple weeks ago, this helps me not develop bad habbits, thank you. The wrist motion still feels unnatural, but it'll come with time.
You are a very very good speaker man 👍👍👍
Paul Kossoff could’ve written the textbook on vibrato
One of the hardest technique that i want to learn. Thanks for this sir.
great tips, I will try it.
1:34 no wait that was sick go back
😂
Great video, thank you.
I learnt a lot from it.
Perfect, thats the video and tutorial on vibrato i am looking for.
Very concise
You made me laugh loudly three times this video. So you’re not only a great guitar player /!teacher, but also a comedian!
And now I have to start learning playing this vibrato. I don’t think this wil be the easiest part in this guitar journey!
Just keep at Nick, practice makes perfect!
2:54 "Breathe... breathe in the air"
Great tips man!
I like your style. Subbed.
I love your fender, I have never seen one that color
Thank you man
Outstanding
Thanks for the tutorial! Also, 2:39 made me LMAO! Legendary.
Rory gallagher had an incredible nervous vibrato.cheers
what a fun guy to learn from n_n thanks for your tips
crack!! muchas gracias, nuevo suscriptor, saludos desde argentina!
just a great lesson!
Great video!
Like the content he include a pinch of comedy in it.
Woah - your tip for bending with vibrato is priceless. Thank you!
Thank you very much! It is very interesting.
Love this gezzer 😎👍🏻cool dude and no bullshit a brilliant teacher
loved the way you explain :) new subscriber!
As the old saying goes, “it’s all in the wrist”. ✌️
Great vibe👍😎
Happy New Year 👍😎
👍😎❤🖖
Love brother
Happy new year to you too brother!
Yes everyone, and just remember...in a few short decades, you will play just like this man🙂
Great review. It`s not only about mastering the vibrato but also having more control/workout of fingers and building muscle memories for other guitar technics.
Paul Kossoff vibrato is 👌
BB King is my favorite guitar player. Love his tone
Thank you very much. Noone has explained that to me as well
After learning violin vibrato all my my life trying to relearn this shit is killing me
Very good
Vibrato is such a hard trick to unlock. Good video
I never really thought about vibrato. Thanks for revealing this.
If you're an ACDC fan, listen to Angus' lead playing. You probably haven't really noticed it before but now you'll never not hear it.
I love how he's talking so passionate about basically moving your finger a bit in 26389280 ways hahaha
Insanes tip, thanks ✌️
If you watch carefully, it's the passion! :D
One of the best guitarist with an impressive and signature vibrato....Robin Trower.
Wow you have an incredible feel for the details. Ever think of catching Jamie’s Crying by Van Halen? I would love to hear you play that part where he pulls the 5 string E up to F# and then hits the d. EVH had supreme feel I know you could cop that. He’s 1/2 step down so my notes are off. Incredible guitar playing, I love just listening your playing. Your truly gifted.
7:44 That's the Spongebob vibrato. I need to learn that
Wow you're good at guitar...Im a beginner and I wanna just play smooth like butter. Watching this video helps
Thank you!!! Great video, sometimes SRV used to apply vibrato on middle notes in a phrase but Stevie was....
BB got the best vibrato
#5 for me very helpful…thx…
Happy New Year Pilgrim...
Happy new year to you too brother!
YEAAAAHHH !!! i laugh Thanks for your videos. I really enjoy those films
Hi, just discovered your stuff and I think it's really great and you are a fantastic teacher. So thanks for all your many videos, i am going to learn so much from you GP! This particular video is fantastic but I am struggling with how to put a vibrato on top of a bent string note: your video wasn't quite clear on the crucial part. You say move the strings out of the way so you don't have more than one under your fingers doing the bend but how? I couldn't understand what was happening in the close up shots of your fingers. Would you mind clarifying the mechanism of moving strings out of the way please? thanks!
Very theatrical, but non the less, good explanation. Thanks man.
JAN AKKERMAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU FOR THAT!
Boom! Push the other strings to one side when bending with vibrato. Problem instantly solved.
I think this is a great channel. Don’t know why you don’t have a million yet but you will soon. I know it doesn’t really matter but still...