You have a gift at teaching my friend, ive only ever been able to find a few people who i can understand and enjoy what they are saying, you are one of them. Thankyou
In today's lesson, we check out an extremely important shred skill and secret to more creative shredding: string skipping! As always the tabs, guitar pro files, and practice backing tracks are online on my Patreon page: www.patreon.com/bernth
Dude I love the giger Ibanez but I like you using this guitar better for the lessons. It's easier to see what's going on in the fretboard. That RG is sick! Great vid as always!. Thanks Bernth.
Not only the exercises help with the techniques but it also help in remembering the Em scales over the fretboard.. :Done most of the Em exercises and side by side the improvisation is also getting more creative. Love and Respect from INDIA🇮🇳
Hi Bernth, It seems that I hear a lot of people talking about string skipping, and it seems that a lot of people have a lot of trouble with it. I don't notice myself, having a lot of trouble with it, I'm not sure why. Plus the way I hold my pick maybe a little different from some people! But when I do I just try to push on through, and focus more when I get to that part, and to remember that part is coming up!. To when I was watching you play it, and you angled your pick like that, it shortens the distance the pick has to travel to the next string, and like you said ensures the pick is up and out from the other string, so it can travel over the other strings! Yes, I can tell that I play much better when I use the metronome more often, and It's helping me to learn licks faster, and cleaner! Bernth, I like the gold top Ibanez with the maple neck, it is a little easier to follow along, than the H.R. Giger Ibanez, but thats an awesome guitar too, in it's on right! I've always liked his bizarre and fascinating work, especially his bio-mechanical art work! Okay, thanks again! See you soon, but not to soon. Todd P./USA p.s. stay clean and stay safe, to every one!
I do a lot of slanted picking and planting for an easier time with that. Specially if I'm going to go from skipping to sweeps. Adds s lot of rhythmic dynamic as well.
Thanks for the lesson! I've been working on this a bit. I wanted to mention: Have you seen Steve Morse's pick holding? I watched a Trey Gowdy (sp?) video on Morse, Steve holds his pick like he is writing with a tiny piece of pencil lead. By using his pointer finger like this, you get ridiculous control over your alternate picking. When trying it out a little, I noticed a huge jump in control of alternate picking. Check it out if you wish. Nobody uses this technique and rarely do folk have Steve's speed and control.
Hey Timmy, yes I watched that video! Crazy how this technique allows Steve to pick arpeggios like that. Troy does an amazing job analyzing all those different picking techniques, one of my favorite channels ever on here :)
Brother, the funny thing is, I leaned to do string skipped alternate arpeggios before even sweeps lol. Blame Steve Morse, Petrucci and Kiko for that. I actually struggled a bit with the sweeps when it came to the "sweeping pattern" (the horizontal not the vertical box inside the scale). Metronome helps a lot with string skipped specially because it's usually a syncopated sound almost.
Thanks for asking! It's the Ibanez Prestige RG657AHM-GDF Gold Flat - I got it for last year's tour from Ibanez Germany, really love the versatile tone with this one (especially for clean/crunch sounds - works great for high gain too though like shown in the video)
If there's two guitar players I would love to come to england its bernth and buckethead ,now I'm making plans to see buckethead in America ,so come to England bernth,
This is glorious, been searching for "shred guitar techniques" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Ganyatty Guitar Gainify - (do a search on google )? I've heard some awesome things about it and my m8 got cool results with it.
This was great, thanks, I have been researching "how to create a good guitar solo" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Ganyatty Guitar Gainify - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some super things about it and my friend got great success with it.
@@Bernthguitar Like your playing ahah and mine after several month doing your lessons ;p Thank you so much Bernth, definitly one of the best guitar teacher out there
I'm annoyed that you play full speed in a tutorial. Play slower because we're learning here? Your visual representation doesn't show anything but a cluster fuck of finger movements. May as well post just the tabs and sheet music because you playing it full speed doesn't tell me anything at all.
This is not a beginner technique. I'm personally looking at this because I'm have trouble cleaning up the beginning of fuzz universe by Paul gilbert, a very advanced song. You need to already have a pretty good understanding of the guitar to be learning something like this. Thats not to say that u can't use this still but it's most likely geared towards high intermediate and advanced guitarists looking to perfect this technique.
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it costs a few thousand to repair your ears...... ditch the gauges. don't be a follower of fools
Hats down to this man, he has dived in depth and still comes back to the surface to explain what's down there. Cheers!
You have a gift at teaching my friend, ive only ever been able to find a few people who i can understand and enjoy what they are saying, you are one of them. Thankyou
Folks like him putting an effort to teach is awesome. Thanks for taking time out to help.
In today's lesson, we check out an extremely important shred skill and secret to more creative shredding: string skipping! As always the tabs, guitar pro files, and practice backing tracks are online on my Patreon page: www.patreon.com/bernth
Dude I love the giger Ibanez but I like you using this guitar better for the lessons. It's easier to see what's going on in the fretboard. That RG is sick! Great vid as always!. Thanks Bernth.
Thank u soo much for ur lesson I have watch ur almost all video and it really help me to play fast and clear
Yes Yes! String-skipping is an amazing tool when used properly; really adds a unique taste as opposed to 16th-note triplets on adjacent strings!
That was the second video by you I've watched now.
Your lessons seems to be pretty detailed, I like that 👌🤘🤘
Not only the exercises help with the techniques but it also help in remembering the Em scales over the fretboard..
:Done most of the Em exercises and side by side the improvisation is also getting more creative.
Love and Respect from INDIA🇮🇳
Hi Bernth, It seems that I hear a lot of people talking about string skipping, and it seems that a lot of people have a lot of trouble with it. I don't notice myself, having a lot of trouble with it, I'm not sure why. Plus the way I hold my pick maybe a little different from some people!
But when I do I just try to push on through, and focus more when I get to that part, and to remember that part is coming up!. To when I was watching you play it, and you angled your pick like that, it shortens the distance the pick has to travel to the next string, and like you said ensures the pick is up and out from the other string, so it can travel over the other strings! Yes, I can tell that I play much better when I use the metronome more often, and It's helping me to learn licks faster, and cleaner! Bernth, I like the gold top Ibanez with the maple neck, it is a little easier to follow along, than the H.R. Giger Ibanez, but thats an awesome guitar too, in it's on right! I've always liked his bizarre and fascinating work, especially his bio-mechanical art work!
Okay, thanks again!
See you soon, but not to soon.
Todd P./USA
p.s. stay clean and stay safe, to every one!
I do a lot of slanted picking and planting for an easier time with that. Specially if I'm going to go from skipping to sweeps. Adds s lot of rhythmic dynamic as well.
Great lesson, Champ. Nicely done! I've used your examples for some whole-half diminished licks and they sound wild! Thanks again!
Awesome lesson, thanks
Awesome lesson ! Thanks 🤘🏽🔥🎸
Thanks for the lesson! I've been working on this a bit.
I wanted to mention: Have you seen Steve Morse's pick holding? I watched a Trey Gowdy (sp?) video on Morse, Steve holds his pick like he is writing with a tiny piece of pencil lead. By using his pointer finger like this, you get ridiculous control over your alternate picking. When trying it out a little, I noticed a huge jump in control of alternate picking. Check it out if you wish. Nobody uses this technique and rarely do folk have Steve's speed and control.
Hey Timmy, yes I watched that video! Crazy how this technique allows Steve to pick arpeggios like that. Troy does an amazing job analyzing all those different picking techniques, one of my favorite channels ever on here :)
@@Bernthguitar I'm glad you've seen it, I only mentioned it because it seemed right up your alley and skill level.
Dude, i love ur channel 💙🔥
You are an amzing teacher man:) thank you from Israel!
Greetings all the way to Israel 🤘🏻
@@Bernthguitar I just found this channel right now, definitly the best guitar teaching channel I'v seen on youtube. Im gonna use it alot:))
skipping its not easy for me thank you bro
Love you bro 🤟🤟
very cool! thanks for that =)
Eres excelente maestro, Ojalá lo subtitularas en español
This is just what I need. Although when you play the fast examples its still way out of reach
I'd like to have long fingers to do this. Thanks for sharing.
Brother, the funny thing is, I leaned to do string skipped alternate arpeggios before even sweeps lol. Blame Steve Morse, Petrucci and Kiko for that. I actually struggled a bit with the sweeps when it came to the "sweeping pattern" (the horizontal not the vertical box inside the scale). Metronome helps a lot with string skipped specially because it's usually a syncopated sound almost.
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String skipping!
Mejore muchos licks y riffs gracias a tus vídeos.
I suck at string skipping so i wanna practice it
3:24 yo was that The Cathedral theme from Chrono Trigger?
Yeah yeah whatever. Lets get a decent look at your tattoos. Love your lessons. Thanks Bernth.
Can you give us a tutorial about tabbing
What are you playing through?
Hey Kevin, I worked with the Neural DSP Plini plugin for that one :)
Thank you so much for replying !!! Have a wonderful blessed day BERNTH.
Hí! Please... can you tell us when accent? Always accent in the beginning of the group of fours or accent in the beginning of the string skipped?
Your guitar looks like you unlocked the last skin in a video
🤘🤘
nice guitar.is it new?
p.s
thanks again for the video
Thanks for asking! It's the Ibanez Prestige RG657AHM-GDF Gold Flat
- I got it for last year's tour from Ibanez Germany, really love the versatile tone with this one (especially for clean/crunch sounds - works great for high gain too though like shown in the video)
@@Bernthguitar very nice.
Can't wait for the next video.
I wish I had a guitar 😊
Hope you decide to get one some time in the future, you won't regret it 🙂🤘🏻
@@Bernthguitar yes I am thinking of buying one.
If there's two guitar players I would love to come to england its bernth and buckethead ,now I'm making plans to see buckethead in America ,so come to England bernth,
i envy people with long fingers 😢
This is glorious, been searching for "shred guitar techniques" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Ganyatty Guitar Gainify - (do a search on google )? I've heard some awesome things about it and my m8 got cool results with it.
This was great, thanks, I have been researching "how to create a good guitar solo" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Ganyatty Guitar Gainify - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some super things about it and my friend got great success with it.
First 🤘🏻🇫🇷
That was fast! :)
@@Bernthguitar Like your playing ahah and mine after several month doing your lessons ;p
Thank you so much Bernth, definitly one of the best guitar teacher out there
I'm annoyed that you play full speed in a tutorial. Play slower because we're learning here? Your visual representation doesn't show anything but a cluster fuck of finger movements. May as well post just the tabs and sheet music because you playing it full speed doesn't tell me anything at all.
This seems like a good tutorial but it’s not beginner friendly at all 💀
This is not a beginner technique. I'm personally looking at this because I'm have trouble cleaning up the beginning of fuzz universe by Paul gilbert, a very advanced song. You need to already have a pretty good understanding of the guitar to be learning something like this. Thats not to say that u can't use this still but it's most likely geared towards high intermediate and advanced guitarists looking to perfect this technique.
it costs a few thousand to repair your ears...... ditch the gauges. don't be a follower of fools