It's cool that Ibanez was willing to work out a design that departs from the original Vai spec guitars which was the foundation for the RG and below models.
Martin Miller, Guthrie Govan, Andy Timmons, Tom Quayle. All phenomenal players. So great to have so much great exposure to awesome players available today. Thank you Martin for your music, and for sharing your knowledge.
Oh no, I get you .. In all of Martin's vids though, his MM signature has this dark character on the clean channel like you'd get with a Jazzbox. I bet his instrument is rich in mids and round on the highs ..
dezertson2011 is he really? I bought his improvisation master class . It’s not meant to give you instant results. I believe it’s meant to be a long term companion to fill in the gaps of your fundamentals. It’s a lot of information but not meant to be instant gratification
Touch harmonics or tap harmonics. You hold a chord and touch 12 frets up from each note while plucking the strings with your thumb. Basically out line the chord one octave up. It's pretty easy once you get the hang of it. Eric Johnson uses the technic alot.
Great perspectives here. Reminds me how grateful I am to be from a musical family and have intervals etc be completely natural to me- I cannot imagine how hard it is to try to become musical if you are the type who can’t match pitch. Would help to have a teacher like Martin.
Really interesting that Martin mentions that you have to get to the point where notes are just colours to you. Because I believe associating notes or keys with colours is what happens to people with synesthesia.
I think he means the familiarity with the intervals should be the at the same level of your familiarity with seeing a colour and being able to name it, not hearing an interval and associating it with a colour.
some people can copy what other people do and some cant, some people can make things from nothing and others cant. some can do both of those things and others cant.
"if only I could magically get better at guitar......if only there was some practical way to do this....." Fucking practice till your fingers bleed. Then keep practicing once your scabs have thickened until they rip off. Then super glue em back on and practice more. I'm kidding. But seriously. Practice and try new stuff all the time. Don't play the same shit you're good at every day. Challenge yourself. There. I saved you from watching a video.
If you look at Wikipedia the myth about "b" and "h" being the result of monks writing it the wrong way is demystified. Anyway it is somehow fun to tell students these kind of tales.
I'm so bored with Martin Millar. When I listen to him playing with other guitarists such as Josh Smith, Paul Gilbert, Andy Timmons, they all blow him out of the water. Why is that? Because they aren't obsessed with technical skills etc. They have that but they also play from the heart that's effortless and I feel he's missing this. Go listen to Gary Moore Martin. Martin is a monster player this, monster player that, so what? I don't care!
This man is such a BEAST of a guitarist along with Tom Quayle!
Don't tell me "guitar heroes are dead"!!! 🤓👍
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He's a great player, but who knows him outside musicians and other guitarists?
@@Lexie_T exactly.
What a great teacher :)
It's cool that Ibanez was willing to work out a design that departs from the original Vai spec guitars which was the foundation for the RG and below models.
Martin Miller, Guthrie Govan, Andy Timmons, Tom Quayle. All phenomenal players. So great to have so much great exposure to awesome players available today. Thank you Martin for your music, and for sharing your knowledge.
Don't forget Alex Hutchings and Rick Graham.
guthrie govan is head and shoulders above the others. but all good players regardless.
What an incredible resource!
Martin miller is just lit
Totally a modern guitar hero IMO 🤟🏻🎸
Awesome tips!. Really great understanding.
Martin Miller is cool and has a beautiful guitar. However A PINK GUITAR WOULD'VE BEEN RAD MY DUUUDE.
RIGHT ? I love his sig, but I would've loved the pink one even more, I would've been all over it ! These AZs look rad as hell !
Pink all the way, but I can understand that they are looking for broad uptake,
Pink would only make sense with a matching color headstock.
7:38 good conversation
Two way Pickslanting!!
Those who know...know 👍
15:36 Whats that eh..? Who's dicking around over there?
Ibanez has a pink J Custom it's called like "Rhodite pink" or something and it's fkn beautiful I'd totally rock it
Really awesome advices
He seems like a great teacher, in addition to being a monstrous guitar player.
Fantastic tips! Thank you guys.
Damir
can you elaborate on the Motif novice or was it Motis Novice ? ear training....thanks at 10:33
That'll be a book called Modus Novus...
I would love to learn German AND guitar theory from Martin ..
ok, I've got to add how dark Martin's guitar is on the clean channel .. it's llike he's getting a hollowbody jazz tone .. The Mahogany is suspect!
This is recorded with a shotgun mic on the camera from several feet away, you can't use this as a tone reference
Oh no, I get you .. In all of Martin's vids though, his MM signature has this dark character on the clean channel like you'd get with a Jazzbox. I bet his instrument is rich in mids and round on the highs ..
dezertson2011 is he really? I bought his improvisation master class . It’s not meant to give you instant results. I believe it’s meant to be a long term companion to fill in the gaps of your fundamentals. It’s a lot of information but not meant to be instant gratification
Rob A what didn’t you like about it?
The piece he plays after the intro is more than relaxing. Jeez
The headstock is the same as the Hohner st special.
What is the technique at 0:16 ?
Harp harmonics, I recommend you to check Lenny Breau
Touch harmonics or tap harmonics. You hold a chord and touch 12 frets up from each note while plucking the strings with your thumb. Basically out line the chord one octave up. It's pretty easy once you get the hang of it. Eric Johnson uses the technic alot.
Him: "which inversion is this?"
Me: " oh heck oh heck oh heck "
Great perspectives here. Reminds me how grateful I am to be from a musical family and have intervals etc be completely natural to me- I cannot imagine how hard it is to try to become musical if you are the type who can’t match pitch. Would help to have a teacher like Martin.
Really interesting that Martin mentions that you have to get to the point where notes are just colours to you. Because I believe associating notes or keys with colours is what happens to people with synesthesia.
I think he means the familiarity with the intervals should be the at the same level of your familiarity with seeing a colour and being able to name it, not hearing an interval and associating it with a colour.
@@maxvandijck6964 But maybe he has synesthesia and is not really aware of it.
What's the song at the very end?
I found shocking that I can have all the notes in a 5 fret range, how amazing was that?
IMO, Martin and Guthrie are the true guitar gods of this generation
Cool
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I am from Serbia and our b is also Bb
I have a child. How can this guy speak so much nonsense. Guitar colour is a far more important decision.
Does anyone has some good recommendations for ear training? doesn't matter if books, TH-cam series, android apps... whatever worked best for you :)
Chris Wacker Ear Master Pro. There is even a free version to get you started.
There is a page teoria.com you doesn't have to download anything and there is a lot of excersices. I highly recomend them.
and what's up with the theory corner series??
some people can copy what other people do and some cant, some people can make things from nothing and others cant. some can do both of those things and others cant.
They should of gave the guitar the normal RG headstock with a mother of pearl logo.
The Bruce Lee of guitar , wow really good video .
11 people don't understand what it means to hear the 1st inversion of the major triad... ;)
People are so stuck up with theories. This and that. Like marty advice on it “ play whatever you feel is right for you and fck what other thinks.”
"if only I could magically get better at guitar......if only there was some practical way to do this....."
Fucking practice till your fingers bleed. Then keep practicing once your scabs have thickened until they rip off.
Then super glue em back on and practice more.
I'm kidding. But seriously. Practice and try new stuff all the time. Don't play the same shit you're good at every day. Challenge yourself.
There. I saved you from watching a video.
Anyone else think he looks quite abit bit like Mitch Lucker?
If you look at Wikipedia the myth about "b" and "h" being the result of monks writing it the wrong way is demystified. Anyway it is somehow fun to tell students these kind of tales.
The host talks too much
Really boring. Miller plays nice.
Do a 20 minute jam like Tyler Hodges does........ just jam the shit out of the guitar...... that’s all he does is jam!!!!....
hogwash - plug in , turn up , jam out...
liaz strumbetter Two entirely different things/situations.
I'm so bored with Martin Millar. When I listen to him playing with other guitarists such as Josh Smith, Paul Gilbert, Andy Timmons, they all blow him out of the water. Why is that? Because they aren't obsessed with technical skills etc. They have that but they also play from the heart that's effortless and I feel he's missing this. Go listen to Gary Moore Martin. Martin is a monster player this, monster player that, so what? I don't care!
Martin Miller Seems like you don’t understand Martin Miller.
Ok boomer.
No one cares about your keyboard warrior OPINION !