Favorite neoclassical guitarists: Jason Becker or two of the primordial neoclassical shredders Uli Jon Roth and Michael Schenker (Sorry Mr. Blackmore and Mr. Van Halen). As a whole band it would be Symphony X, though some Malmsteem albums also future stellar line ups, and even good bass playing by Malmsteem himself (now your ships are burned). And his first album has the Awesome Barriemore Barlow on drums. Orquestrating a whole band makes the difference for a neoclassical metal or rock piece. Favorite Composers from different eras, not necesarily classical: MUSSORGSKY, Tchaikovsky, Bach, Beethoven, Wagner, Mozart, Liszt, Paganini, Vivaldi, Agustin Barrios Magore, Bartok. Beethoven's 3rd movement of the 5th sonata is nothing short of epic and metal.
Hey man! I am french from Normandie ! I follow yours vidéo, it,s time to shred Every day ,everywhere, the french tritone ahahah aaaaa👹👿💀☠😈 ans devil 666 , i love classic music ans hard rock 🤟. I 54 years old . Keep it up ,i am fan
Scott your material is excellent, thank you for the time you spend preparing this high quality material that also is fun to learn. I love your channel, keep going!
Diminished runs also help to build some tension and make solos interesting on short fast bursts of notes. I'll take your tips for some solos I'm composing at this moment.
I really enjoy your videos I'm not a Guitar player I play piano and keyboards I have a setting on my Cvp709 the let's my keyboard sound like diffrent acoustic and electronic Guitars. Thank you for showing diffrent ways to understand and spice up basic cord progressions. I love polyrhythms and metric modulations I also play Drums for many years you are opening my ears up to amazing possibilities. Ty
Best guitar teacher ever. I learn more from your videos and having more passions to practicing, build a riff. Sorry i can't support you on patreon, but i will do that after get my 1st job and continuing start build my own music and band. I'll help you with share this video its the best way i can do now. Cheers shred sensei. Ha Ha Ha Ha😈👿👹
Lots of Shreducational information, thank you much! Just after 14:00, it says Key of Am. It is in Harmonic minor, which isn't technically a key of the diatonic. Just typing this to possibly alleviate confusion. Still super awesome shit though.
@@ShredmasterScott keep us posted, I'm already a first hour fan. Favourite shreder: Chris Broderick. The reason why he is so intruguing then just straight on riffs bolted on to other riffs, is that he is classicaly schooled (just an example th-cam.com/video/q-ze51lEt3w/w-d-xo.html) and al of these theoretically devices in music, which you also master and show us, is found back in next example (th-cam.com/video/577sva6TkMw/w-d-xo.html) Greets from Belgium
Always enjoy your videos. Is it just me, or does the heavy distortion make it really difficult to appreciate those extended chords?! I wonder if there's a way to express them more beautifully other than muted arpeggiation? What say you, Shredmeister?
Hi, I'm interested in buying your neoclassical masterclass package on gumroad. But what do I actually get on there that I can't find on your youtube channel?
Now here are some interesting facts about the mastermind which give you an idea of how important it is and how necessary that you embrace this principal and make use of it in attaining success in your chosen occupation First of all, it is the principal through which you may borrow and use the education, the experience, the influence and perhaps the capital of other people in carrying out your own plans in life. It is the principle through which you can accomplish in one year more than you could accomplish without it in the lifetime if you depend entirely upon your own efforts for success There is no such thing as something for nothing. Everything, including your personal success, has a price that must be paid
🤔 man... resolution is so weird. I’ve been playing for 20 years and just when i finally think i have my head wrapped around it, i see this victor wooten video speaking on groove and context, and literally playing nothing but notes out of key, and somehow making it sound in key, and it just f**ked my whole world up. Anyway, definitely going to try playing around with some of those scales and resolutions. Thanks shredmaster Scott. 🤘
What if you're very good at composition and arrangement but not so good at solo performance???? Like, if I have a song that needs some very good leads/soloing, is there a place I can go to get help?
i feel like i'm hanging out with my friends when i watch your videos xD you're hilarious and at the same time a great teacher. Those two qualities you have are excellent for teaching, Scott. The information sticks to the brain more, at least for me! I really hope you continue to make videos, and when i get my butt back to work, i'm becoming a patreon supporter! Salute brother!
From a Jason Becker fan, this is the kind of content I love, technique is not neglected, it's just a means to and end, that end being good sounding music
🔴Neoclassical Metal Composition Tab:
www.patreon.com/posts/37119438
Your the only guitar teacher that makes me laugh and learn at the same time
that's cool 🤘
@@ShredmasterScott and only one i can understand
Ben eller
Yeah you could check out Ben Eller for technique
There's just something about classical harmony that just gets me super excited! They always give the feeling that the melody is travelling somewhere.
bros, start liking like crazy, this sheeeet is awesome, lets make him 100K by the end of this week.
Favorite neoclassical guitarists: Jason Becker or two of the primordial neoclassical shredders Uli Jon Roth and Michael Schenker (Sorry Mr. Blackmore and Mr. Van Halen). As a whole band it would be Symphony X, though some Malmsteem albums also future stellar line ups, and even good bass playing by Malmsteem himself (now your ships are burned). And his first album has the Awesome Barriemore Barlow on drums. Orquestrating a whole band makes the difference for a neoclassical metal or rock piece.
Favorite Composers from different eras, not necesarily classical: MUSSORGSKY, Tchaikovsky, Bach, Beethoven, Wagner, Mozart, Liszt, Paganini, Vivaldi, Agustin Barrios Magore, Bartok.
Beethoven's 3rd movement of the 5th sonata is nothing short of epic and metal.
Symphony X is wild as hell and theyre good even when theyre not neo-classical
Hey man!
I am french from Normandie !
I follow yours vidéo, it,s time to shred Every day ,everywhere, the french tritone ahahah aaaaa👹👿💀☠😈 ans devil 666 , i love classic music ans hard rock 🤟. I 54 years old . Keep it up ,i am fan
Scott your material is excellent, thank you for the time you spend preparing this high quality material that also is fun to learn. I love your channel, keep going!
There's a whole lot in just one lesson! Killer job Shred!
It seems like you know a lot about this! Great Video!
When a dude likes crystal hot sauce and neoclassical shredding .. he sits right with me this guys freaking cool
Diminished runs also help to build some tension and make solos interesting on short fast bursts of notes. I'll take your tips for some solos I'm composing at this moment.
Rings of Saturn is real and dope as fuck the drums are crazy af too
My favorite neoclassical shredder is Hizaki and Teru from Versailles. But of course it's always going to be Shred. ^^
These are some of the most informative lesson videos I've seen on youtube
It's refreshing to see a guitar channel focused on composition as well as technique. Great content, you should have way more subscribers.
Thanks brother, it's all about adding substance to the technique
I love this guy
dude you're awesome. from a musical '80s metal head
Great video dude. Some really interesting theory in this. That Cadential 6/4 chord voicing is so satisfying.
Ngl i was impressed watching you curl them 50's like a bag of sugar
I really enjoy your videos I'm not a Guitar player I play piano and keyboards I have a setting on my Cvp709 the let's my keyboard sound like diffrent acoustic and electronic Guitars. Thank you for showing diffrent ways to understand and spice up basic cord progressions.
I love polyrhythms and metric modulations I also play Drums for many years you are opening my ears up to amazing possibilities.
Ty
another great video
Alexi Laiho is forever my favorite
Soo good!! I'm slacking at work and I can't wait to get home to try these ideas.
I liked the song you composed and wanna hear the whole thing. Put up some instrumentals, Shred! I was feeling that sh*t
Best guitar teacher ever. I learn more from your videos and having more passions to practicing, build a riff. Sorry i can't support you on patreon, but i will do that after get my 1st job and continuing start build my own music and band. I'll help you with share this video its the best way i can do now.
Cheers shred sensei. Ha Ha Ha Ha😈👿👹
Cadential 6/4 awesome bro. Again you are all awesome! Thanx again Shred!🤘
yeah, it hits the spot
This is exactly what I needed.
That's fucking dope as hell and looks fun to play. I can't wait to learn it
I love how he does that little laugh at his own jokes and then just randomly does it even when there's no joke later in the video
thank you Master Shred, this is a very good class!
cool lessons bro
Sweet lesson here! Thank you! 🤘
amaizing as allways
This is so much more theory than my brain can handle
Vinnie Moore. Tony MacAlpine. Jason Becker. Joe Stump. Yngwie.
best chanel on youtube. cheers from brazil
cheers brother 🤘
Yo I dig it bro. Nice work
Lots of Shreducational information, thank you much!
Just after 14:00, it says Key of Am. It is in Harmonic minor, which isn't technically a key of the diatonic. Just typing this to possibly alleviate confusion.
Still super awesome shit though.
A word of advice for chin-ups, try going a full range of motion, it'll give a better without for more gains! 💪
Very King Diamond-esque
3:47 .. wow, record a solo album, pls
I just might
@@ShredmasterScott yes pls
@@ShredmasterScott keep us posted, I'm already a first hour fan. Favourite shreder: Chris Broderick. The reason why he is so intruguing then just straight on riffs bolted on to other riffs, is that he is classicaly schooled (just an example th-cam.com/video/q-ze51lEt3w/w-d-xo.html) and al of these theoretically devices in music, which you also master and show us, is found back in next example (th-cam.com/video/577sva6TkMw/w-d-xo.html) Greets from Belgium
Ya, this is good sh/t...I wish it was around when I was a teenager. Definitely beats the Guitar World tabs we used to get...no offense to GW mag.
You deserve 6 millions subs, not 60k
i love the humor bro hahaha
Always enjoy your videos. Is it just me, or does the heavy distortion make it really difficult to appreciate those extended chords?! I wonder if there's a way to express them more beautifully other than muted arpeggiation? What say you, Shredmeister?
Way above my head but way coll
not into shred too much but cool stuff almost like the original shredder Django
Great lesson but you have the Italian 6th in 2 examples when one is charted french.... hey thanks for the inspiration... I'll chart them all out.
The cantus is firm in this one
Do how Bach would play venom
My hunger for theory is satiated... for now.
That was probably the largest theory meal I've ever delivered
SHRED i know this video is OLD AFF but i'm curious about what shirt you're wearing, and if they are relevant to the video topic
Hi, I'm interested in buying your neoclassical masterclass package on gumroad. But what do I actually get on there that I can't find on your youtube channel?
Now here are some interesting facts about the mastermind which give you an idea of how important it is and how necessary that you embrace this principal and make use of it in attaining success in your chosen occupation
First of all, it is the principal through which you may borrow and use the education, the experience, the influence and perhaps the capital of other people in carrying out your own plans in life. It is the principle through which you can accomplish in one year more than you could accomplish without it in the lifetime if you depend entirely upon your own efforts for success
There is no such thing as something for nothing. Everything, including your personal success, has a price that must be paid
how to play G String?
Escalazo de punos
My favorite is Katsu Ohta, sorry i mean Yngwie Malmsteen :)
🤔 man... resolution is so weird. I’ve been playing for 20 years and just when i finally think i have my head wrapped around it, i see this victor wooten video speaking on groove and context, and literally playing nothing but notes out of key, and somehow making it sound in key, and it just f**ked my whole world up. Anyway, definitely going to try playing around with some of those scales and resolutions. Thanks shredmaster Scott. 🤘
Saw the same video. Victor Wooten is a legend.
How do you implement the Phallopian scale in song writing?
dimebag is that youu???
It's all about the dudes...
But... it was great !
Olá BRASIL😍😍😍😍😍
🤘🏻 hell yeah dude!
how would bach play gojira?
Neapolitan six!? I thought it was just chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry :(
;)
What if you're very good at composition and arrangement but not so good at solo performance???? Like, if I have a song that needs some very good leads/soloing, is there a place I can go to get help?
That's the way I feel too bro. Make some friends with instrumentalists and keep working on your chops
Word brotha. Thank you for the videos!
noticed in an older video, you play fingerstyle acoustic, why not electric?
I play with my fingers on electric frequently. I did it in this video as well
Beethoven
good choice
Ing-vah-Jeh 🤣
I need a nap
my perfect pitch is asking you nicely not to notate your music in standard while playing it tuned a half-step down
you are
Nearly 20 minutes of neoclassical metal talk? Noice.
Edit: And to answer your: Michael Romeo.
This is my longest video ever
No no no F stands for Fuuuudge.....
Subtitulos al español please ;(
I'm a drummer what am I doing here ? 😎
the fuq is that white stuff under your nose!?
the laughing's got to stop...
i feel like i'm hanging out with my friends when i watch your videos xD you're hilarious and at the same time a great teacher. Those two qualities you have are excellent for teaching, Scott. The information sticks to the brain more, at least for me! I really hope you continue to make videos, and when i get my butt back to work, i'm becoming a patreon supporter! Salute brother!
Beethoven
I'm pity for the guy tabbing the dislike button, good luck tabbing along, there's a lóóóóóng way ahead for you, MHA-HA-HA-HAAAAaaaagh
Awesome vid! 13:15 reminded me a lot of the "The Great Pyramid" track from the first Serious Sam game.
Killer video man!!
Thanks for this, Shred. It's exactly what I needed for inspiration while in quarantine.
boom
personal time stamps:
aug VI: 7:51
neapolitan sixth: 11:35
You gotta change your channel name to Sensei Shred.
From a Jason Becker fan, this is the kind of content I love, technique is not neglected, it's just a means to and end, that end being good sounding music
Love your videos.
Are you autodidact, or studied in university /conservatory?
Will Shred ever give us a live lesson on TH-cam?