I love listening to your music and to have you break it down, I may be able to play someday when my shoulder heals. Hope to see you perform again sometime soon other than at my daughter's wedding.
Awesome lesson man! Can't wait to dig into this stuff. Also, the presence of both a Brazilian accent and a Tennessee accent in your speech is kind of blowing my mind...but in a good way!
My grandparents had a small club in Silver Springs,Nv back in the 60's 70's. They had a house band of older retired musicians who played Reno for years. Slim the guitar player taught me "Chicken Picken " and other tricks. His wife Kathy looked and sounded like Loretta Lynn. Good memories! Reply
Caramba mano que demais.. tô aqui com minha tele depois de muito tempo sem tocar.. vendo seus vídeos me animei a tocar e treinar de novo a guitarra.. valeu mestre
Thank you great lesson as always. One consideration for your lessons. If you start off by playing the intended, lick full speed, and then break it down.
Eu tenho um padrão próprio de hybrid picking pra tocar minhas pentas no estilo old school rock, mas vou entrar de cabeça nessas técnicas para aprender a tocar fraseado country. Show de bola!
These are really good lessons. I would give a tip to you to always play the lick you're teaching before going over it. Helps to hear it first. I just rewind.
Great video, I have been looking at this and other videos for a while. Good instruction and great exercises. Could you talk about how to practice these to get faster? I seem to have hit a wall and I can't seem to get any faster. thanks for all the videos.
Thanks for watching! Getting faster is about doing the movement correctly and repeating it thousands of times. You repeat it until it feels natural and easy, then you speed up a bit… It’s a skill that really takes time to develop, but you have to trust the process and keep pushing yourself.
Excellent lesson! I wonder if get this up to speed (pick and fingers), will my fingers work only for this pattern or it will be easy to learn something new in this technic? Thanks again.
I am new to country playing so bear with me. On the first bar of the first lick, and of course each bar after, when you hammer from D-E you release that E on the B string before plucking the E string instead of letting it ring in unison. Is that staccato note key to it sounding country?
I’m 36 played ryrhm since 14 off and on trying to learn lead now went out bit the bullet got a strat having trouble learning the scales anyone have any advice plz share open to anything
If you have a looper or recorder record a 1 ,4, 5, E, A, B progression jam you like, example folsom prison blues and start playing the E minor pentatonic scale against your loop/record then switch to the E Major pentatonic to hear the minor/major flavor.
Thanks! You sound great bro! I’ve been a Chicago Blues player most of my life. Use to play at blues and boogie a lot. I played in country bands when I was very young always loved sounding like a steel but never dove into this style much! Thanks for the great vids! God Bless!
@@paulgordo7505 you’re welcome! My nails are also not very long. Just enough to barely touch the string with a little bit of flesh too. Kinda like Albert Lee and Guthrie Trapp I think.
@Matheus Canteri thanks for the additional info, I am left-handed but play right handed so is more difficult for hyperpicking. I've been playing for 40 + years, so I'm kind of used to it, though!
“Hammer on from the turd fret!” I hear ya! Great guitarist! But might consider watching some Johnny Hiland and pick up some teachers etiquette and some lesson structure ideas.
This!!! Awesome technical lesson dude.
This man is the BEST IN THE BUSINESS. HE KNOWS HIS STUFF, BRO
Matheus, these lessons are pure gold. Thank you so much for doing these.
So glad I found this! This is exactly the kind of thing I’m looking for. Thank you!
You make it look so easy. You are very talented.
Trying to get this technique under my fingers and this is the best tutorial I've seen. Thanks!
Seriously, thank you. This is exactly what I was looking for!
Fantástico! Como eu sempre digo: você é o orgulho do Brasil!
Brilliant brilliant teacher
I love listening to your music and to have you break it down, I may be able to play someday when my shoulder heals. Hope to see you perform again sometime soon other than at my daughter's wedding.
These picking patterns are really cool! Thanks for breaking them down Matheus....good stuff.
Great lesson thank you, straight to the point.
Awesome lesson man! Can't wait to dig into this stuff. Also, the presence of both a Brazilian accent and a Tennessee accent in your speech is kind of blowing my mind...but in a good way!
Agreed! Loving the accent
Excellent Matheus. Thanks for the lesson. Dig that guitar too.
Awesome! Always awesome!!!
Nice job , can't wait to try !
My grandparents had a small club in Silver Springs,Nv back in the 60's 70's. They had a house band of older retired musicians who played Reno for years. Slim the guitar player taught me "Chicken Picken " and other tricks. His wife Kathy looked and sounded like Loretta Lynn. Good memories!
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Your lessons are exactly what I am looking for. Thanks great job.
Heeey! Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching and stay tuned for more soon!
Great stuff, Matheus! Thanks, buddy! 😉
Great lesson 👍 amazing talent !
Your a beast bro. Thank you.
this is really a very helpful lesson..........thx
I love your lessons! WOW! Thanks!
Thank you so much for watching! Stay tuned for more free lessons and check out my new EP “bold traveler” if you have a chance! 🙏
Caramba mano que demais.. tô aqui com minha tele depois de muito tempo sem tocar.. vendo seus vídeos me animei a tocar e treinar de novo a guitarra.. valeu mestre
Great lesson. Definitely coming back.
Great lesson. Thank you.
Really awesome i like the way you teach. I can learn from you. Thanks
Bro you are the man!!!
Great lesson. Thank you verry much
Great lesson !
Great lesson Matheus!!! Costa Rica listening in.
Tasty playing dude. Thanks for the tips
simple and effective thanks.
I love this video. I’m definitely going to practice this until it’s smooth 🤙🏽
Awesome, thank you !!
Very Nice Job - I learned some good basics
Muito massa man. Que aula top👌
Love the shirt!
Glad I found your channel, thank you
Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed it! Stay tuned for more soon!
Thanks from Germany!
You're awesome!
Thanks very much!
This is such a great video. Patterns. Very useful.
Glad you enjoyed it! Stay tuned for more!
Muito bom!..Parabéns!..
Awesome lesson Matheus - just found your channel.
Cool great lesson
Muito bom Mestre 🤠👏👏👏
Good sound. Valuable technique that might be learned more easily with tabs ! Cheers from Martinique (FWI).
Thank you so much for watching!
Bravo !
Muitoooo feraaa!!!
Please give us more country patterns like the last one in this video. It really helps
Great. Thanks.
Thank you great lesson as always. One consideration for your lessons. If you start off by playing the intended, lick full speed, and then break it down.
Thanks, my friend! Yes, I will probably do more like that in the future ones! Thanks for watching!
Thank you Matheus! Bad ass!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you
im not using a pic just fingers but actually doing this!
thanksso much
thank you
Eu tenho um padrão próprio de hybrid picking pra tocar minhas pentas no estilo old school rock, mas vou entrar de cabeça nessas técnicas para aprender a tocar fraseado country. Show de bola!
Obrigado por assistir! É isso aí, o mais legal é desenvolver o próprio estilo! A técnica é uma ferramenta.
Nice lesson
Wow cool tele
Cool
great🎸
Cantik sekali!
Thanks
These are really good lessons.
I would give a tip to you to always play the lick you're teaching before going over it. Helps to hear it first. I just rewind.
Great lesson Matheus! I heard Zakk Wylde do a lick similar to this one 3:58 in many of his solos.
@@matheuscanteri Thanks for replying to my comment Matheus! I'm lovin' your channel - music, lessons, etc. all of it.
Hey Matheus. Hope you're well and greetings from the UK. Can you show us anything difficult to try? Only kidding - great stuff!
AWESOME lesson! Im older, so I wish I had the tab!😎👍
I can help . I
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but not without permission of Matheus, of course
Great video, I have been looking at this and other videos for a while. Good instruction and great exercises.
Could you talk about how to practice these to get faster? I seem to have hit a wall and I can't seem to get any faster. thanks for all the videos.
Thanks for watching! Getting faster is about doing the movement correctly and repeating it thousands of times. You repeat it until it feels natural and easy, then you speed up a bit… It’s a skill that really takes time to develop, but you have to trust the process and keep pushing yourself.
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First play all the thing, because experienced gutarists would like to know is it worth watching... ;)
Mateus vc toca muito contry,mais passa em português
Os americanos já manja
Hey dude, You look like Jack Sparrow 🙂🎸 good lesson!
Lick nr. 1 reminds of "Pick it up" by Lars Haavard Haugen.
I love that guitar! What is that?
This is an awesome video! Thank you! That accent is tripping me out though! lol
Great lesson, Matheus. What is that crazy pick you're using?
Thank you so much! Here’s a link to it:
www.anatomyofsound.com/product/heart-attack3-pack-white-alabaster-light-embossed/
loco mano
Excellent lesson! I wonder if get this up to speed (pick and fingers), will my fingers work only for this pattern or it will be easy to learn something new in this technic? Thanks again.
@@matheuscanteri Thank you!
is the first pattern always using open strings? is there a way to do it if you're moving around keys?
100 sacional
I am new to country playing so bear with me. On the first bar of the first lick, and of course each bar after, when you hammer from D-E you release that E on the B string before plucking the E string instead of letting it ring in unison. Is that staccato note key to it sounding country?
how do you keep from breaking your nails?
I’m 36 played ryrhm since 14 off and on trying to learn lead now went out bit the bullet got a strat having trouble learning the scales anyone have any advice plz share open to anything
If you have a looper or recorder record a 1 ,4, 5, E, A, B progression jam you like, example folsom prison blues and start playing the E minor pentatonic scale against your loop/record then switch to the E Major pentatonic to hear the minor/major flavor.
”Nut”ification bell… don’t wanna hit that😅
What brand of guitar is that? What brand of pickups?
Move over Will Ray, John Jorgenson, and Jerry Donahue. He's like Les Paul once said of Danny Gatton...'He'll eat your lunch'.
What gauge strings are best for this style?
I use 9s and I know several other players that use that gauge too. I’d say 9s or 10s, whatever feels better.
Thanks! You sound great bro! I’ve been a Chicago Blues player most of my life. Use to play at blues and boogie a lot. I played in country bands when I was very young always loved sounding like a steel but never dove into this style much! Thanks for the great vids! God Bless!
@@michaelgallemore7577 that’s great! And you’re welcome, I’m glad you enjoy these videos! Thanks for watching 🙏
Have a problem with fake nails, just from playing.the real nails start pulling away from the fingers, causing nail bruising! Usimg.very light strings!
I use 9s and natural nails. I don’t play very hard too, so that probably helps.
@Matheus Canteri ok thanks for the information, will try a lighter technique, and natural nails!
@@paulgordo7505 you’re welcome! My nails are also not very long. Just enough to barely touch the string with a little bit of flesh too. Kinda like Albert Lee and Guthrie Trapp I think.
@Matheus Canteri thanks for the additional info, I am left-handed but play right handed so is more difficult for hyperpicking. I've been playing for 40 + years, so I'm kind of used to it, though!
Greeting from Indo bro. Subscribe you. Barnyard breakdown leasson please.
What pick is that?
@@matheuscanteri
Thanks Man... I find myself searching for the "just right" feel.
O its lester flatt.....jam on les....
If hot chickin' pickin' is the only way to survive as a musician in Nashville, you'll never have to worry about living in a card board box.
What does that even mean
@@gus8378
Yes
It means Matheus is damn good!
I thought this man was using a school girl uniform from that thumbnail...
“Hammer on from the turd fret!” I hear ya!
Great guitarist! But might consider watching some Johnny Hiland and pick up some teachers etiquette and some lesson structure ideas.
Why is he wearing that shirt?
Flash.not.a.good.teacher.
Show what you are playing first, man. This sounds like nonsense.
4 minutues of talking.. Just get on with it.