AHH. Yngwie! The man who only thinks less is more where string gauge is concerned. I remember hearing it the first time a friend gave me a tape cassette. I still know how 'Queen is in love' and 'This feels like paradise' hit me! My folks played Haydn at home... More than harmonic minor driven harmonies I was drawn to his soloing style because of his 'racing' to the end note of a lick. Eddie van Halen described his way of soloing as 'falling down the stairs and landing on my feet' in terms of note/scale choice but I think Yngwie's playing is somewhat like that in terms of agression.Thanks again Alex!
Hahahah great comment mate.... less is more how can that be... More is More... One of the best quotes of all time.... 😂🤣😂🤣 Cool that you were into him also... All the best mate. 👍🎸🤘
For real! Especially when you consider his natural style is a sort of soft jazz-pop fusion. But his shredding is among the best, when he sets his hand to that.
Hi, Alex. Great video! And thanks for this series. I really like how you have the soloing quietly in the background as you discuss and explain the players. On point, I think Yngwie inspired so many and just flat out pioneered the neo-classical guitar soloing style in rock/heavy metal. I know when I began playing many years ago, I was so impressed by him that I began playing a similar speed picking/Phrygian mode style for a bit 😊 (now I'm more into Dorian, chromatical, and plenty of legato sound movements, by the way) . Anyway, I wanted to say this: What amazes me even more about Yngwie is that he's now getting closer to age 60 and still has speed, accuracy, and feel better than ever! I know if I can still play like I do at his age of 57, I would throw my hands up in the air in happiness after playing my favorite licks. The real side discussion here is that as fellow guitarists, we all really have to be grateful, and hope that Father Time never puts a damper on our playing. Think of Les Paul. 👍
Thank you mate I'm glad you're enjoying the videos. Yes Yngwie still does sound great I agree, and let's father time doesn't distract us all... 🤣😂 All the best mate.
I'm loving this series! Though honestly, it is ungodly how good Alex is. How many people on the planet can convincingly play both Benson and Malmsteen?
Hahaha thank you mate... Well I do love them both , I don't really know how myself but I guess I think of it all as music but and just different expressions of it.... But upon reflection it does seem quite extreme.. 😂 Glad you're enjoying the series Tom. All the best 👍
Troy Grady has a great breakdown of Yngwie’s picking technique. He’s a downward pick slanter, every new string begins on a downstroke and he plays every string with an even number of notes, if he has to play an odd number of notes on a string then he uses pull offs or hammer ons to keep his picking hand free. You slant your pick upwards while playing, I do the same unless I plan on doing ascending sweeps. Really good video!
Thank you mate, I'm glad you enjoyed the video... Yes Troy makes some amazing videos. I met him once also, cool guy... Cheers for checking out the channel.... All the best ;-)
The first Yngwie CD I listened to was the Collection, but I didn't pay too much attention because I was too much into speedy stuff like Stratovarius and Helloween. Like a year later my cousin lend me a Facing The Animal cassette and it was game over bro! I collected everything from Alcatrazz 'till Facing The Animal to a point that I realized I was listening to Yngwie every single day of my life for months, and I was the same as you, to me the most important thing about him is not only his guitar playing but the songs, the music is catchy and the lyrics are as strong as his soloing.
Yngwie concerto with orchestra recorded tape changed my way in listening to music. Glad that you are a big fan of Yngwie's too. To me, his tone and vibrato are his trademark. Very inspiring guitar player. Thanks Alex, love this video much! ❤️
Nice one man, to be honest I hadn't checked out his earlier stuff too much but I just checked this one at and you're right it's another fantastic track thanks for the suggestion, it's really cool. Thx for watching 👍
@@AlexHutchingsMusic Alex!?? That's like an art lover seeing a Rembrandt and saying I've visited this museum and seen his work no need to go to the Louvre and check out his others. His early work are where all his passion, fire and flat out Jems are hiding!! Watch the video of just how live solos with Alcatrazz, you have to listen to Overture 1383 for 2:20min mark thru😲. Icarus Dream Suite, Evil Eye, Disciples Of Hell, I Am A Viking Soldier without Faith (OMG the SOLO!) You Dont Remember (solo is heart ripping) His early work is just 2 good to miss man..
@@Yngsatchvai Sorry for my faux pas mate.... I know what you mean... I started my journey with Rising force and the live in Leningrad. I did check out some of the early stuff many years ago but I'll certainly check the one you suggested again with fresh ears 20 years on... Thanks for the heads up mate. 👍🎸🙏
I've always love Little Savage. I remember Yngwie mentioning it as one of his faves on the first album which is the first time I saw him live and read about it in a magazine. Everyone on youtube is Far Beyond the Sun this and Steve Vai For The Love of God that. That's great and all but these guys have other tunes,lol.
I love this series! Hands-down my favorite vids so far. Thanks Alex! You really captured his essence. Nice thing is: what was his style 20yrs ago and more, is still his style today. And he owns it like a boss.
hahaha 100 episodes may be a stretch, I'll see what I can do mate... I'm aiming at least for 10.... Maybe you can write to Netflix, and ask them to sponser it, then I could make 100 episodes easily ... 😂🎸🎸🤘🤘 Thanks for watching mate and I'm glad you're enjoying them. ;-)
I saw Yngwie at the Marquee Club in 1985. There are some gigs you never forget, that was one of them. Jaw dropping guitar playing the likes of which I had never seen before, plus it was the loudest experience of my life. It was, I imagine, louder than standing next to a Saturn V at takeoff.
Hi Alex. It is always a pleasure to follow your tutorials, even if I am absolutely unable to repeat even ten consecutive notes of what you play, but I still try. I like to know who influenced your playing and how in the course of your life you have ranged in completely different musical genres. Your great musical opening has made you the great guitarist you are. Thanks for the video and I wish you the best.
Me and my brother were probably 14-15 years old from a small town in Louisiana when we heard Rising Force. We would go out in the woods at night with a our boom box and just howling into the night! His music was like nothing else at the time.
Helloo mate thanks for sharing this with us... What an awesome story, it really conjures up a great image of two brother sharing their love of music in a really cool way.... Sounds like a great time.... All the best and thanks for watching. 👍
Malmsteens stage presence as he plays this technically challenging style should also be noted. When I saw him in 1985 in Cleveland, Pennsylvania in the USA..I saw him throw his guitar straight up in the air and catch it on a g# diminished 7th. arpeggio in several neck positions and resolved it to an a minor arpeggio within seconds!😄
That’s a great one Alex! I love Malmsteen and all the neoclassical era artists that followed, like Joe Stump... In fact, I try to play in that style at the moment, but in P4 tuning ( my favorite player made me change to it some years ago😜). I’ve found some interesting patterns for arpeggios, and with few to none finger rolling. You’ve shown some exemples in standard tuning, and improvised in P4: I would be very interested in how you deal with swept multi-octave triads and the patterns you use for them in this fantastic tuning. I really love this serie of videos, by the way, and I’m very happy that we share the same guitar gods so far 😊. Can’t wait for the next one!
Awesome mate, glad you're enjoying the videos and share similar guitar heroes so far.... And cool you're tuning in 4ths too.... I'll try to get into that stuff in future videos.... Thanks for watching mate and all the best 👍
i love Yngwie been a fan since i first heard in 1991 i was 14yrs old. Also thank you Alex Hutchings you are a guitar master and equally as talented as Yngwie.
Thanks so much Mate, glad you enjoyed the video and like Yngwie too. More episodes coming soon with some other interesting players. All the best mate 👍
Fire and Ice was the first Yngwie cd that was released after I found him. It is my absolute favorite. His 80s stuff is great too but the early to mid 90s Yngwie was what resonated with me. Also Magnum Opus and Seventh Sign as well. Hope there will be a Paul Gilbert episode.
Fantastic playing as always Alex. It’s very cool to see you embody the spirit of Yngwie’s style and technique flawlessly in addition to your own style and technique that is phenomenal in its own right. That’s the only authentic way to pull off sounding like the great guitarists over time. You need capture that spirit and fire in addition to their phrasing and note choice, and then for the listener it becomes yup that’s Yngwie right there. I’m loving your discussion on this in addition to the great licks you’re showcasing. Thanks for this Alex.
Another excellent video Alex, Odyssey was my first Malmsteen encounter also, then I got to see him live in Dublin in 1990 on the Eclipse tour, absolutely mind blowing concert and awesome album.
Brilliant episode as expected brother. The price on used Stratocasters have just gone up. I’m going to enjoy trying to learn your ideas. Keep them coming dude. Much love 🤘
Only thing missing is the high 24 fret E he religiously hits every solo by stretching 3 frets on standard Strat. hahahha I HOPED you'd go up there and hit that out of the blue like he always does. oh well, you covered a lot of stuff he does and some of it sounded really close but of course that tone he gets..... it's so midrangey and distinct. Love that mahogany looking Ibanez. I scalloped two of my guitars. really like that. No fretboard drag.
Liking this series a lot!! Thanks Alex! It is nice to see some examples based on each guitar player you exposed and hear how they have been influential to you at some point!! Great!!😁
Where were you 20 years ago. You are doing a very great job. You are doing very valuable lessons! You are a very good and talented person! I watch all your videos with great pleasure. Could you do a lesson on "Sweep economy picking" ?? I love the way you play it! God bless you! Thank you so much! 🙏
Hey Sasha, thanks for your kind words mate. Hopefully you'll continue to learn stuff through the series. If you do want some very specific economy picking exercises I have a dedicated course to technique and improvising.... it's called it's called Approach to improvising Vol 3. You can check it out here. jtcguitar.com/store/artist/alex-hutchings/ All the best and thanks for watching. 👍
Thank you Alex! I have a lot of your courses. It is with great pleasure that I study according to your courses. I really like to watch your lessons and repeat after you. Thanks for recommending the new course. I would love to buy this course! Keep up the good work !!! All the best!!!
The versatility of your talents seems to know no bounds. :-) What I find so remarkable about Yngwie's playing - and yours - is the extremely precise coordination between the picking and the fretting hands even at the lightning speed of these tempos. And I gotta throw in my little Vinnie Moore plug here, cause he was also right there with Yngwie back in the mid 80's doing his own brand of superb neo-classical shredding. Vinnie went on to become a much more bluesy player over the next few decades in the Satriani style tho, unlike Yngwie, who has stuck with it for all these years, God bless his soul. :-) Yngwie is our modern era's Bach, Mozart or more appropriately, Paganini. :-) You play this style so amazingly well, as you seem to do with all of them... thanks for sharing!!
Thank you so much mate, glad you enjoyed it... Well yes Vinnie is also amazing.... depending on how long I can sustain this series will depend on who I can feature I have a very big list.... Without wanting to give anything away let's see if we can get it up to 20 episodes... I've planed for 10 but I'd love to keep it going further/time work permitting. Either way thanks as always for watching mate. 👍
Again a great episode Alex, very inspiring because i didn't listen to Malmsteen in the past, but it think I go back to the 88 album and start from there. Thanks👍
Malmsteen..when I was 12 yo radio in Poland used to broadcast complete records and I recorded Trilogy but did not get that who was the guitarist. I was shocked that I found out that this could be played on the guitar. I started playing guitar at 14 and Malmsteen, Satriani were my heroes later. Although I am 49 I still love wild Malmsteen solos, sweeps and that neo classical style. More into FG this days but anyway guitar is a unbelievable journey.
Hello mate, please refresh. my memory I have a feeling I know when you mean but it would be great to be sure... Thanks for stopping by too. Cheers for now. 👍
Gday from Australia 👍 awesome lesson Alex! I remember fire and ice got crucified in guitar World when it came out,pretty sure it went something like "Never has anyone betrayed there gift so thoughtlessly"
Hello mate, Hahaha oh wow, how unnecessary.... It's fascinating with the gift of hindsight to look back at things like this, I wonder if these reviewers and critics understand the bearing on an artists work and perhaps even their success based upon their subjective opinion. Thanks for sharing this Damien... All the best
Another fantastic video which makes us drool over your skills idol! Thank you for covering YJM, I'm a huge fan too though I would never say that he influenced my guitar playing as much as you do XD I just want to add you forgot a lick that Malmsteen always do, the pedal notes :)
Lick 1 in harmonic minor actually contains both the major and minor 7ths. So it starts harmonic and ends natural. That being said, I just found your channel and it's very interesting.
I'm waiting for Michael Romeo's lick lesson guitar review video, thank you in advance, always be healthy and your TH-cam channel is getting more successful 🤘🎸
You should check out Chris Brooks and his channel. He has analysed Yngwies technique and have may examples. Yngwie is only economy picking when Ascending. When descending he uses a blend of alternate picking and hammer on/ pull offs.
Good Friday morning Alex! I'm your755 th view today ! This is most Top shelf for anyone who knows what it takes to be able to perform such incredible work as this! Totally nail biting Flawless! How many facets do you have in you skill set??? Wow ! Thanks again for sharing this with all of us ! I have a even newer smooth jazz cut out and if you get a second see what you think. Have a blessed weekend and see you again soon! Thanks man! Peace ✌🏻 Dana
Alex Hutchings you are the Best! Cheers my friend! 🍻Oh, by the way! Do you have anything scheduled for this year in the US yet? Or is it just to early to say yet with covid problems? Anyway have a wonderful day today thanks 🙏🏻 Alex! Cheers 🍻
Thanks mate, I'm not sure actually I bought it from ebay, I think it was a home made custom guitar... A real Jem neck but fake body... Still it's a really nice guitar. Thx for watching. 👍
What about his 1985 Japan concert DVD. That is a killer concert!! Jeff Scott Soto says " now we're gonna fo a song off of our upcoming LP" The song was ( Don't Let It End) Its awesome you were so inspired by his playing, my experience was similar, got Trilogy lp and just loved the tunes and then the last song played!! Trilogy Op5 It wasn't his speed that hooked me but the Acoustic interlude about 2mins in. That made me fall for guitars, guitarists, neoclassical. Changed everything from that day I was on a mission. I still suck tho😛 Keep kicking ass!!
Yngwie came onto the music scene with nearly as much punch as EVH, with a "who the hell is that?" the minute you heard his playing coming through your stereo speakers. But emotion? Come on Alex, you've cornered that my friend! If anyone ever wonders if you enjoy what you do, all they have to do is turn down the volume and watch you play. Thanks for the lesson in shred!
Yeah man, he definitely blasted on to the scene with great impact as you say.... I'm not entirely sure I understand your ? after the emotion word.. Are you saying that he Yngwie doesn't play with emotion or shred in general? Sorry man, sometimes it's hard to fully get ones meaning from text.... Either way I think you're being complimentary towards me and for that I thank you. 🙏 I hope you all enjoy the rest of the series mate all the best . 👍🎸🤘
Yes yes yes and YES...Mr.H that was AWESOME.. Bloody hell. I knew you loved Malmsteen from previous videos but your playing there was fantastic. I also got into Odyssey, Marching Out and Trilogy. I thought all the rest started to sound a bit samey. Troy Grady got me back into Malmsteen a bit but I can only really listen too and enjoy the ones I just said. I also have Live in Leningrad on record. Maybe one day I could give it to you as a gift. I love your little lessons that you give with each Master of the guitar. Quite the insight. I play in 4ths so the last one was quite easy to play. Thanks for your videos once again Mr.H, I look forward to the next instalment with much trepidation. Till then... Peace Brother. 🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸✨
Thank you mate. Cool you enjoy the Odyssey Album too, what a classic. Never really thought if there was a record of the live in Leningrad but of course... That's very kind of you mate... Also I didn't realise you play in 4ths thats very cool.... Til next time mate. 👍
@@AlexHutchingsMusic You and Mr.Quayle turned me one to 4ths and I found it quite natural. I wish I was "that" chord man but chords never seem to sound in tune to me but scales and modes and arpeggios and notey things resonated with me. I really need to sit down and learn how to really get the most out of chords. I am learning chords in 4ths so that's a start I guess.. 🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸✨
Surprised by this one! Yng was the first "shredder" (I hate that word) I heard when "I am a Viking" was played to me by a co-worker. I should have taken heed and never touched guitar after that point ;-) He is undoubtedly the king of vibrato and attitude.
Mate, I f**king hate the word Shredder too... 🤣😂🤣 I use it though gritted teeth.... I'm glad I'm not the only one. That aside yes his vibrato and approach is so uncompromising... Thanks for watching mate. All the best
hello alex, thank you for your awesome videos and music.!!!! For the bigger range of arpeggios do you start with a down stroke or an upstroke..? for example when you begin a E7 arpegg when in the first or second bass string you have to play 2 notes are you hammering or begin with an upstroke and then downstroke to follow the arpeggio..?
My Friend i Love and enjoy this Video. Interesting To hear your influences because i always asked myself who influenced you . And interesting To hear your Storys. And of course the Guitar Play Yeah gives me that Inspiration . So Ill do iäthat later . Tomorrow is my 42th Birthday. So i Really like that Series. Feel free To keep that Series as a Main Part of your Channel. Would Love it . But you know its your Channel . I just say what i Think. Anyway God bless you and you know Hope your Finger is Good again since the Accident few Months ago. Good Day To you.
Thank you very much mate, and a very happy birthday for tomorrow. I have planned at least 10 episodes maybe more... I'll do my best... Have a great weekend, 👍😎🎸
Hello there, It's a Yamaha guitar. I bought it about 20 years ago now so I'm not sure if there is a modern equivalent but most likely. It's a great guitar brand though, so worth looking into. Cheers for now. 👍
I think this is the only episode that I can already play all the lick. Hahahaa.. He is a great guitar player of course. My father has a Fire and Ice cassette tape, that is the first time I listened to him. My picking technique is also influenced by him. I remember you played Trilogy Suite in an interview with Better Music, and you said "why not", Which was so funny. Great video!! Thank you for your lesson and sharing.
Hey Freddie, nice one.... Cool that you say the Better Music interview that was a fun time for sure.... Why not dig out the Fire and Ice Cassette this weekend...? 👍😎 Cheers for now.
Hi Alex, enjoyed this very much. What's your take on the benefit of classical training before taking the step to electric/shred, etc?. I've always thought I've missed out big time by not having that "groundwork"
Hello mate, my pleasure, and thanks so much for your Paypal support, sincerely appreciated.. What a great question too mate.... Well, it's a touch one to answer, because I was fortunate enough to have some at the same time as learning, it's hard to know how I'd have played with out. That said having it taught me good posture and helped me to understand the mechanics of music, sometimes this can be a double edged sword because of the whole using your head over your ear etc etc... I think it depends on the player you'd like to be, Hendrix and Page both didn't know theory or read music and did amazing things.... but the final thing i would say is, perhaps it's never too late to try it? Could be fun.... Anyway mate again and I'm really pleased you're enjoying the new series. All the best 👍🎸🍺👍 🙏
🤣😂 Thanks for watching mate, well I'm glad you can appreciate that... It's true though, I would happily listen to both guys on the same day and love them for different reasons... It's all music to me, and hopefully this series may encourage people to dip in and out of such extreme styles too... or maybe not, but I certainly find it fun... Cheers for watching. 👍👍
I wouldn't say it's easier particularly, some are actually slightly trickier, like the diminished shapes for example... but all in all it's pretty similar to be honest. Hope you enjoyed the lesson. 👍
Yngwie J Malmsteen. I love how he uses the middle initial to differentiate himself from all the other Yngwie Malmsteens out there.
Hahahah exactly.... You spotted that... It's a nod to the Instructional video. Glad you caught that. 🤣 Thanks for watching. 👍
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wdym? :D
YJM IS LEGENDARY.....and his vibrato will go down in history.
Fantastic video!!!
Thank you Levi, yes amazing vibrato for sure. Thank you for watching. All the best 👍
AHH. Yngwie! The man who only thinks less is more where string gauge is concerned. I remember hearing it the first time a friend gave me a tape cassette. I still know how 'Queen is in love' and 'This feels like paradise' hit me! My folks played Haydn at home... More than harmonic minor driven harmonies I was drawn to his soloing style because of his 'racing' to the end note of a lick. Eddie van Halen described his way of soloing as 'falling down the stairs and landing on my feet' in terms of note/scale choice but I think Yngwie's playing is somewhat like that in terms of agression.Thanks again Alex!
Hahahah great comment mate.... less is more how can that be... More is More... One of the best quotes of all time.... 😂🤣😂🤣 Cool that you were into him also... All the best mate. 👍🎸🤘
More is more
But less is not always less
PLaya!!!! Totally!
Yeah man... 🤘🤘🎸🎸
Yes Pete. 👍
As always i'm impressed about the skills of Alex Malmsteen :-)
This series is so awesome, thank you Alex for making it.
Hahaha thanks mate, I'm pleased you're enjoying it... Yours sincerely Alex Malmsteen. 😂🤣 👍🎸🤘
I really loved the intro of Crystal Ball from Leningrad Live.
Hey HannB, yeah totally... So good.... Thanks for watching. 👍
really !! ;-)
Man you are one hell of a player Alex. Thanks for providing these lessons for us mere mortals. I'm so glad I subscribed. Awesome mate.
Thanks so much mate, I'm glad you're enjoying the content. All the very best 👍🎸🙏
For real! Especially when you consider his natural style is a sort of soft jazz-pop fusion. But his shredding is among the best, when he sets his hand to that.
Hi, Alex. Great video! And thanks for this series. I really like how you have the soloing quietly in the background as you discuss and explain the players.
On point, I think Yngwie inspired so many and just flat out pioneered the neo-classical guitar soloing style in rock/heavy metal. I know when I began playing many years ago, I was so impressed by him that I began playing a similar speed picking/Phrygian mode style for a bit 😊 (now I'm more into Dorian, chromatical, and plenty of legato sound movements, by the way) .
Anyway, I wanted to say this: What amazes me even more about Yngwie is that he's now getting closer to age 60 and still has speed, accuracy, and feel better than ever! I know if I can still play like I do at his age of 57, I would throw my hands up in the air in happiness after playing my favorite licks. The real side discussion here is that as fellow guitarists, we all really have to be grateful, and hope that Father Time never puts a damper on our playing. Think of Les Paul. 👍
Thank you mate I'm glad you're enjoying the videos. Yes Yngwie still does sound great I agree, and let's father time doesn't distract us all... 🤣😂 All the best mate.
I'm loving this series! Though honestly, it is ungodly how good Alex is. How many people on the planet can convincingly play both Benson and Malmsteen?
Hahaha thank you mate... Well I do love them both , I don't really know how myself but I guess I think of it all as music but and just different expressions of it.... But upon reflection it does seem quite extreme.. 😂 Glad you're enjoying the series Tom. All the best 👍
Troy Grady has a great breakdown of Yngwie’s picking technique. He’s a downward pick slanter, every new string begins on a downstroke and he plays every string with an even number of notes, if he has to play an odd number of notes on a string then he uses pull offs or hammer ons to keep his picking hand free.
You slant your pick upwards while playing, I do the same unless I plan on doing ascending sweeps. Really good video!
Thank you mate, I'm glad you enjoyed the video... Yes Troy makes some amazing videos. I met him once also, cool guy... Cheers for checking out the channel.... All the best ;-)
The first Yngwie CD I listened to was the Collection, but I didn't pay too much attention because I was too much into speedy stuff like Stratovarius and Helloween. Like a year later my cousin lend me a Facing The Animal cassette and it was game over bro! I collected everything from Alcatrazz 'till Facing The Animal to a point that I realized I was listening to Yngwie every single day of my life for months, and I was the same as you, to me the most important thing about him is not only his guitar playing but the songs, the music is catchy and the lyrics are as strong as his soloing.
Exactly! great one Alex. YJM has a huge influence of your playing as seen on your old videos way back 2003. ...
Thanks Jason, Cheers for stopping by and checking out my vids... All the very best 👍👍
You take his style to the next level with your amazing groove and time feel 🔥🔥🔥.
Loving this series.
Thank you very much mate, glad you're enjoying it. 👍
Yngwie concerto with orchestra recorded tape changed my way in listening to music. Glad that you are a big fan of Yngwie's too. To me, his tone and vibrato are his trademark. Very inspiring guitar player.
Thanks Alex, love this video much!
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That's awesome Nedwin, yes I also loved the concerto, what an amazing feat.... Pleased you're enjoying this video... All the very best 👍
Not only his tune but his voice and the way he speaks are really pleasing to the ear
My favorite song of his is Little Savage. Hardly ever see anyone talk about that one though.
Nice one man, to be honest I hadn't checked out his earlier stuff too much but I just checked this one at and you're right it's another fantastic track thanks for the suggestion, it's really cool. Thx for watching 👍
@@AlexHutchingsMusic Alex!??
That's like an art lover seeing a Rembrandt and saying I've visited this museum and seen his work no need to go to the Louvre and check out his others.
His early work are where all his passion, fire and flat out Jems are hiding!!
Watch the video of just how live solos with Alcatrazz, you have to listen to Overture 1383 for 2:20min mark thru😲.
Icarus Dream Suite, Evil Eye,
Disciples Of Hell, I Am A Viking
Soldier without Faith (OMG the SOLO!)
You Dont Remember (solo is heart ripping)
His early work is just 2 good to miss man..
@@Yngsatchvai Sorry for my faux pas mate.... I know what you mean... I started my journey with Rising force and the live in Leningrad. I did check out some of the early stuff many years ago but I'll certainly check the one you suggested again with fresh ears 20 years on... Thanks for the heads up mate. 👍🎸🙏
I've always love Little Savage. I remember Yngwie mentioning it as one of his faves on the first album which is the first time I saw him live and read about it in a magazine. Everyone on youtube is Far Beyond the Sun this and Steve Vai For The Love of God that. That's great and all but these guys have other tunes,lol.
I love this series! Hands-down my favorite vids so far. Thanks Alex! You really captured his essence. Nice thing is: what was his style 20yrs ago and more, is still his style today. And he owns it like a boss.
Thank you Bart, I'm really pleased you're enjoying the series. See you on the next one mate. 👍
Alex is legend! Thank you for this amazing video and this series that hopefully will have 100 episodes
hahaha 100 episodes may be a stretch, I'll see what I can do mate... I'm aiming at least for 10....
Maybe you can write to Netflix, and ask them to sponser it, then I could make 100 episodes easily ... 😂🎸🎸🤘🤘 Thanks for watching mate and I'm glad you're enjoying them. ;-)
@@AlexHutchingsMusic I wrote them and sent you the Screenshot in Facebook :) I couldn't find your Homepage - is it me or is it down ?
I saw Yngwie at the Marquee Club in 1985. There are some gigs you never forget, that was one of them. Jaw dropping guitar playing the likes of which I had never seen before, plus it was the loudest experience of my life. It was, I imagine, louder than standing next to a Saturn V at takeoff.
Awesome mate, that sounds like a great night... I hope your ears have recovered, sounds intense... But in a good way. 👍😉🤘🎸
Hi Alex. It is always a pleasure to follow your tutorials, even if I am absolutely unable to repeat even ten consecutive notes of what you play, but I still try. I like to know who influenced your playing and how in the course of your life you have ranged in completely different musical genres. Your great musical opening has made you the great guitarist you are.
Thanks for the video and I wish you the best.
Thank you Luigi, much appreciated.... All the very best to you 👍😎
我也是，最早的时候yjm的和声进行更吸引到我，再后来把他全部的东西弹过发现他的速弹框架也非常有意思
很高兴您也也喜欢YJM。感谢您的收看。
Me and my brother were probably 14-15 years old from a small town in Louisiana when we heard Rising Force. We would go out in the woods at night with a our boom box and just howling into the night! His music was like nothing else at the time.
Helloo mate thanks for sharing this with us... What an awesome story, it really conjures up a great image of two brother sharing their love of music in a really cool way.... Sounds like a great time.... All the best and thanks for watching. 👍
Malmsteens stage presence as he plays this technically challenging style should also be noted. When I saw him in 1985 in Cleveland, Pennsylvania in the USA..I saw him throw his guitar straight up in the air and catch it on a g# diminished 7th. arpeggio in several neck positions and resolved it to an a minor arpeggio within seconds!😄
Lol!!!
That’s a great one Alex! I love Malmsteen and all the neoclassical era artists that followed, like Joe Stump... In fact, I try to play in that style at the moment, but in P4 tuning ( my favorite player made me change to it some years ago😜). I’ve found some interesting patterns for arpeggios, and with few to none finger rolling. You’ve shown some exemples in standard tuning, and improvised in P4: I would be very interested in how you deal with swept multi-octave triads and the patterns you use for them in this fantastic tuning. I really love this serie of videos, by the way, and I’m very happy that we share the same guitar gods so far 😊. Can’t wait for the next one!
Awesome mate, glad you're enjoying the videos and share similar guitar heroes so far.... And cool you're tuning in 4ths too.... I'll try to get into that stuff in future videos.... Thanks for watching mate and all the best 👍
i love Yngwie been a fan since i first heard in 1991 i was 14yrs old. Also thank you Alex Hutchings you are a guitar master and equally as talented as Yngwie.
Thanks so much Mate, glad you enjoyed the video and like Yngwie too. More episodes coming soon with some other interesting players. All the best mate 👍
This is superb Alex. That was the album I first heard him playing on too. Defo a life changing moment.
Thank you Phil, Cool that you also love the Odyssey album and it had an impact on you... Thanks for watching and all the best 👍
Fire and Ice was the first Yngwie cd that was released after I found him. It is my absolute favorite. His 80s stuff is great too but the early to mid 90s Yngwie was what resonated with me. Also Magnum Opus and Seventh Sign as well. Hope there will be a Paul Gilbert episode.
Hey there Steph... Yeah Fire and ice is wicked I also like Seventh Sign album too.... All really good stuff. Thanks for stopping by, all the best 👍😎🎸
Alex you have been blessed by God in so many different ways my friend, SO ROCK ON MY GOOD FRIEND!
THank you Dana, wishing you a great weekend too. 👍
Just checked your new jam... Very chilled mate.. Nice one. 👍
Alex Hutchings thank -you 🙏🏻You are the Best ! Dana
@@danaeverhart6487 My pleasure. All the best 👍
Fantastic playing as always Alex. It’s very cool to see you embody the spirit of Yngwie’s style and technique flawlessly in addition to your own style and technique that is phenomenal in its own right.
That’s the only authentic way to pull off sounding like the great guitarists over time. You need capture that spirit and fire in addition to their phrasing and note choice, and then for the listener it becomes yup that’s Yngwie right there.
I’m loving your discussion on this in addition to the great licks you’re showcasing. Thanks for this Alex.
Hey Philip, thank you very much for your comment and kind words... I'm really pleased you're enjoying the new content. All the very best 👍
Another excellent video Alex, Odyssey was my first Malmsteen encounter also, then I got to see him live in Dublin in 1990 on the Eclipse tour, absolutely mind blowing concert and awesome album.
Thank you mate, cool you got to see him too.... Thanks for watching MArcus. 👍🎸
thank you alex for making this informative vdo on deconstructing malmsteen's playing...u r a good player in ur own right...
My pleasure and thanks. I very pleased you enjoyed it... All the very best to you 👍
Brilliant episode as expected brother. The price on used Stratocasters have just gone up. I’m going to enjoy trying to learn your ideas. Keep them coming dude. Much love 🤘
Thank you Jonathan, glad you're enjoying these. Good luck with the licks and don't buy too many guitars now... 🤣 All the best
"...feel free to slow down" 😂
Amazing playing!!!!! Thanks!!
Hahaha, ok mate, I'll get my BB.king on next time... 🤣 👍🎸🙏
Awesome master Alex Malmsteen!!!😀🙏👍
HAhaha thanks Horst.👍
Only thing missing is the high 24 fret E he religiously hits every solo by stretching 3 frets on standard Strat. hahahha I HOPED you'd go up there and hit that out of the blue like he always does. oh well, you covered a lot of stuff he does and some of it sounded really close but of course that tone he gets..... it's so midrangey and distinct. Love that mahogany looking Ibanez. I scalloped two of my guitars. really like that. No fretboard drag.
Fantastic playing again mate. Particuarly love the change in style every episode has had so far, looking forward to the next one!
Cheers Dude, much appreciated.... See you on the next one. 👍
Absolutely fantastic in EVERY way!!! 👏👏👏👏👌
Thank you mate, glad you enjoyed it. 👍🙏
Liking this series a lot!! Thanks Alex! It is nice to see some examples based on each guitar player you exposed and hear how they have been influential to you at some point!! Great!!😁
My pleasure mate glad you're enjoying them... All the best 👍
You have excellent picking techniques Alex.
I'm really impressed by your versatility on different genres.
Thank you very much mate. All the very best 👍
Wonderful teacher
Thanks Rene 👍🙏🎸
Where were you 20 years ago. You are doing a very great job. You are doing very valuable lessons! You are a very good and talented person! I watch all your videos with great pleasure. Could you do a lesson on "Sweep economy picking" ?? I love the way you play it! God bless you! Thank you so much! 🙏
Hey Sasha, thanks for your kind words mate. Hopefully you'll continue to learn stuff through the series. If you do want some very specific economy picking exercises I have a dedicated course to technique and improvising.... it's called it's called Approach to improvising Vol 3. You can check it out here. jtcguitar.com/store/artist/alex-hutchings/
All the best and thanks for watching. 👍
Thank you Alex! I have a lot of your courses. It is with great pleasure that I study according to your courses. I really like to watch your lessons and repeat after you. Thanks for recommending the new course. I would love to buy this course! Keep up the good work !!! All the best!!!
16:27 "Somen' like that anyway" I see what you did there, Alex :)
Great vid! Enjoyed it a lot.
You are really a versatile player Alex! I knew you can play jazz and blues superbly and now this... Amazing!
Thank you Antonio. All the best 👍
Great! Thank you for that, Alex! Always inspiring!
My pleasure mate, thanks for watching. 👍
@@AlexHutchingsMusic You‘re welcome, Alex. Still remember our cool conversation we had at the airport after the Freak Guitar Camp two years ago.
The versatility of your talents seems to know no bounds. :-) What I find so remarkable about Yngwie's playing - and yours - is the extremely precise coordination between the picking and the fretting hands even at the lightning speed of these tempos. And I gotta throw in my little Vinnie Moore plug here, cause he was also right there with Yngwie back in the mid 80's doing his own brand of superb neo-classical shredding. Vinnie went on to become a much more bluesy player over the next few decades in the Satriani style tho, unlike Yngwie, who has stuck with it for all these years, God bless his soul. :-) Yngwie is our modern era's Bach, Mozart or more appropriately, Paganini. :-) You play this style so amazingly well, as you seem to do with all of them... thanks for sharing!!
Thank you so much mate, glad you enjoyed it... Well yes Vinnie is also amazing.... depending on how long I can sustain this series will depend on who I can feature I have a very big list.... Without wanting to give anything away let's see if we can get it up to 20 episodes... I've planed for 10 but I'd love to keep it going further/time work permitting. Either way thanks as always for watching mate. 👍
Great episode! Cool licks and awesome playing! :D
Thank you Elias, glad you enjoyed it... 👍
Again a great episode Alex, very inspiring because i didn't listen to Malmsteen in the past, but it think I go back to the 88 album and start from there. Thanks👍
Awesome, yeah man try it... It may take a few listens but hopefully you'll get a kick out of it... All the best mate
Super. Thank's. 👍👋🤘
Cheers Shony, glad you enjoyed it. 👍
@@AlexHutchingsMusic You answered me?????
A holiday for me !!!!
You are the best !!!
I am from Moscow.
Come to use 😊🙏👏🤘
@@shonydunayskiy6139 My pleasure. Thank you for watching and see you in Moscow next time. All the best 👍
@@AlexHutchingsMusic Yeeeeeees 😊😊😊👍👍👍👋👋👋
Thanks Alex, what a great lesson for free.
My pleasure. 👍🎸🙏
Malmsteen..when I was 12 yo radio in Poland used to broadcast complete records and I recorded Trilogy but did not get that who was the guitarist. I was shocked that I found out that this could be played on the guitar. I started playing guitar at 14 and Malmsteen, Satriani were my heroes later. Although I am 49 I still love wild Malmsteen solos, sweeps and that neo classical style. More into FG this days but anyway guitar is a unbelievable journey.
Brilliant video... Amazing playing and tone . Thank you for your great content
Thank you Mark, much appreciated. Cheers for stopping by the channel. I hope you'll enjoy the rest of the series. All the best 👍
Wow So wonderfull playing !!
Thanks Lorenzo. All the very best 👍
Yes not just the notes, but in many ways it's the phrasing that distinguishes these greats.
Indeed En, I'm also learning a lot from revisiting all these players that have inspired my growing up... Cheers for now. 👍
I was NOT expecting that!
🤣 that's good... I was hoping to surprise a few people with this one... Hope you enjoyed it... All the best 👍
Brilliant lesson!
Thank you Patrick, I'm glad you enjoyed it. ;-) 👍
I´m very happy that your hand its fine now and you are playing like the guitar god that you are!
Cheers!
Thank you so much mate, that's very kind of you to say so. 👍
Greatt! Alex thank you so much :')
My pleasure Mate, thanks for watching 👍
Your skills never cease to amaze me..... Soul and Devil spring to mind :) :) :)
Aw Cheers Al..... 👍👍
remember wen u were a tad younger playing guitar for Hillsong? Loved it! ;)
Hello mate, please refresh. my memory I have a feeling I know when you mean but it would be great to be sure... Thanks for stopping by too. Cheers for now. 👍
Amazing lesson Alex
Thank you mate, glad you are enjoying it. Good luck with learning the licks. 👍
Thanks for the lesson Alex!
My pleasure Federico. Thx fro watching 👍
Awesome playing bro,interesting video👍👌
Thank you David 👍 Cheers for stopping by. 🎸🤘
You will become a legend too,, your skills are amazing
Gday from Australia 👍 awesome lesson Alex! I remember fire and ice got crucified in guitar World when it came out,pretty sure it went something like "Never has anyone betrayed there gift so thoughtlessly"
Hello mate, Hahaha oh wow, how unnecessary.... It's fascinating with the gift of hindsight to look back at things like this, I wonder if these reviewers and critics understand the bearing on an artists work and perhaps even their success based upon their subjective opinion.
Thanks for sharing this Damien... All the best
Another fantastic video which makes us drool over your skills idol! Thank you for covering YJM, I'm a huge fan too though I would never say that he influenced my guitar playing as much as you do XD I just want to add you forgot a lick that Malmsteen always do, the pedal notes :)
Is there anything this man can’t play! Another great video Alex, please keep them coming!!
Thank you Joe... I'll do my best... Cheers for stopping by. 👍🎸
I just found your channel. love it. subbed. love your tone on the lower end (not too trebly). respect
Hello mate, welcome. Glad you're enjoying the channel... I've got lots more planned, I hope you'll dig it.. All the best to you. 👍👍
@@AlexHutchingsMusic and you as well my friend
@@traindiesel7005 Cheers mate. 👍
Love your analysis and breakdowns!
Cheers Saad, really glad you like them! 👍😎
@@AlexHutchingsMusic I would love to show you my guitar progress sometime, if you would be so generous to give me some pointers!
More is more. I am trying my best to improve my technique in this kind of level.
Cool, good luck man, I hope this may help in some way... Thx for watching. 👍
Brilliant video
Thank you Liam. All the best. 👍🎸
Amazing as always master Alex🙏🙏🙏
Thank you mate 😀
Lick 1 in harmonic minor actually contains both the major and minor 7ths. So it starts harmonic and ends natural. That being said, I just found your channel and it's very interesting.
Yes mate you're quite right. I'm glad you're enjoying the channel, thanks for stopping by. 👍🎸😎🤘
YEEESS! Awesome friday!
Cheers Olson. Thx for watching 👍👍
Yngwie is a fun guy been close friends since 1983…Yngwie wrote I am a Viking and Cherokee Warrior 4 me!
I requested Michael Romeo's lick lesson guitar, I'm waiting for the video review 🤘🎸
Hey Kang thanks for watching and your suggestion. Michael Romeo has some great playing for sure. All the very best 👍
I'm waiting for Michael Romeo's lick lesson guitar review video, thank you in advance, always be healthy and your TH-cam channel is getting more successful 🤘🎸
You should check out Chris Brooks and his channel. He has analysed Yngwies technique and have may examples. Yngwie is only economy picking when Ascending. When descending he uses a blend of alternate picking and hammer on/ pull offs.
Hhmmm interesting, thanks for the suggestion. I'll check it out. All the very best and thanks for stopping by. 👍
Good Friday morning Alex! I'm your755 th view today ! This is most Top shelf for anyone who knows what it takes to be able to perform such incredible work as this! Totally nail biting Flawless! How many facets do you have in you skill set??? Wow ! Thanks again for sharing this with all of us ! I have a even newer smooth jazz cut out and if you get a second see what you think. Have a blessed weekend and see you again soon! Thanks man! Peace ✌🏻 Dana
THank you Dana, I'll try to check it out later on today. All the best 👍
Alex Hutchings you are the Best! Cheers my friend! 🍻Oh, by the way! Do you have anything scheduled for this year in the US yet? Or is it just to early to say yet with covid problems? Anyway have a wonderful day today thanks 🙏🏻 Alex! Cheers 🍻
@@danaeverhart6487 It's too early to say just now I'm afraid but I'm sure I'll post something about it as and when I know... Cheers for now 👍
Great licks, i call Malmsteens licks bread and butter licks. Bcos i use them at every single gig..Great lesson as always mate🙏🔥
Awesome mate, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching. 👍🎸🙏
This is a great series
Thank you mate, glad you're enjoying it. ;-)
Absolutely awesome video!Alex, what model is the Ibanez - JEM or custom guitar?
Thanks mate, I'm not sure actually I bought it from ebay, I think it was a home made custom guitar... A real Jem neck but fake body... Still it's a really nice guitar. Thx for watching. 👍
@@AlexHutchingsMusic Thanks, Alex!Ibanez sounds very good anyway!
What about his 1985 Japan concert DVD. That is a killer concert!!
Jeff Scott Soto says " now we're gonna fo a song off of our upcoming LP" The song was ( Don't Let It End)
Its awesome you were so inspired by his playing, my experience was similar, got Trilogy lp and just loved the tunes and then the last song played!! Trilogy Op5
It wasn't his speed that hooked me but the Acoustic interlude about 2mins in. That made me fall for guitars, guitarists, neoclassical.
Changed everything from that day I was on a mission. I still suck tho😛
Keep kicking ass!!
Yngwie came onto the music scene with nearly as much punch as EVH, with a "who the hell is that?" the minute you heard his playing coming through your stereo speakers. But emotion? Come on Alex, you've cornered that my friend! If anyone ever wonders if you enjoy what you do, all they have to do is turn down the volume and watch you play. Thanks for the lesson in shred!
Yeah man, he definitely blasted on to the scene with great impact as you say.... I'm not entirely sure I understand your ? after the emotion word.. Are you saying that he Yngwie doesn't play with emotion or shred in general? Sorry man, sometimes it's hard to fully get ones meaning from text.... Either way I think you're being complimentary towards me and for that I thank you. 🙏
I hope you all enjoy the rest of the series mate all the best . 👍🎸🤘
Awesome buddy
Thank you mate, Glad you liked it 👍
Yes yes yes and YES...Mr.H that was AWESOME.. Bloody hell. I knew you loved Malmsteen from previous videos but your playing there was fantastic. I also got into Odyssey, Marching Out and Trilogy. I thought all the rest started to sound a bit samey. Troy Grady got me back into Malmsteen a bit but I can only really listen too and enjoy the ones I just said. I also have Live in Leningrad on record. Maybe one day I could give it to you as a gift. I love your little lessons that you give with each Master of the guitar. Quite the insight. I play in 4ths so the last one was quite easy to play. Thanks for your videos once again Mr.H, I look forward to the next instalment with much trepidation. Till then... Peace Brother. 🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸✨
Thank you mate. Cool you enjoy the Odyssey Album too, what a classic. Never really thought if there was a record of the live in Leningrad but of course... That's very kind of you mate... Also I didn't realise you play in 4ths thats very cool.... Til next time mate. 👍
@@AlexHutchingsMusic You and Mr.Quayle turned me one to 4ths and I found it quite natural. I wish I was "that" chord man but chords never seem to sound in tune to me but scales and modes and arpeggios and notey things resonated with me. I really need to sit down and learn how to really get the most out of chords. I am learning chords in 4ths so that's a start I guess.. 🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸✨
@@thorndog100 Nice one man, well when you learn all the chords you can show me... I'm terrible at them too... 😂🤣
@@AlexHutchingsMusic Yeah right ...whatever...🤣😂
picking that aggressively with the green dunlops means they last a couple of hours! :) Nice vid, well played.
Surprised by this one! Yng was the first "shredder" (I hate that word) I heard when "I am a Viking" was played to me by a co-worker. I should have taken heed and never touched guitar after that point ;-)
He is undoubtedly the king of vibrato and attitude.
Mate, I f**king hate the word Shredder too... 🤣😂🤣 I use it though gritted teeth.... I'm glad I'm not the only one.
That aside yes his vibrato and approach is so uncompromising... Thanks for watching mate. All the best
hello alex, thank you for your awesome videos and music.!!!!
For the bigger range of arpeggios do you start with a down stroke or an upstroke..? for example when you begin a E7 arpegg when in the first or second bass string you have to play 2 notes are you hammering or begin with an upstroke and then downstroke to follow the arpeggio..?
Hi mate, thx for watching and I'm glad you're enjoying the video. I start these Arpeggios on a down stroke... Hope that helps. All the best 👍
My Friend i Love and enjoy this Video. Interesting To hear your influences because i always asked myself who influenced you . And interesting To hear your Storys. And of course the Guitar Play Yeah gives me that Inspiration . So Ill do iäthat later . Tomorrow is my 42th Birthday.
So i Really like that Series. Feel free To keep that Series as a Main Part of your Channel. Would Love it .
But you know its your Channel . I just say what i Think.
Anyway God bless you and you know Hope your Finger is Good again since the Accident few Months ago.
Good Day To you.
Thank you very much mate, and a very happy birthday for tomorrow. I have planned at least 10 episodes maybe more... I'll do my best... Have a great weekend, 👍😎🎸
Beautiful Jem Alex
Im suffer the index problem....after hours my finger is totally bent...I need that video....I try some similar to Gambale position but I don't settle
THank you mate. 👍
Sorry to hear about suffering from the same problem.... I'll discuss this further in another video soon... Thanks for watching and all the best 👍
You can never forget the J lol. Great video as always brother
Hahahah exactly.... just like the instructional video right? I wondered if someone would catch that... All the best best 👍
What brand is the nylon guitar it looks pretty nice!!!
Hello there, It's a Yamaha guitar. I bought it about 20 years ago now so I'm not sure if there is a modern equivalent but most likely. It's a great guitar brand though, so worth looking into. Cheers for now. 👍
Impressive playing as always! Thanks for the video Alex. I think the next one will be Allen H... lol . Cheers 😉
Thank you Selim.. See you on the next one. ;-)
Mantap mas alex
I think this is the only episode that I can already play all the lick. Hahahaa.. He is a great guitar player of course. My father has a Fire and Ice cassette tape, that is the first time I listened to him. My picking technique is also influenced by him. I remember you played Trilogy Suite in an interview with Better Music, and you said "why not", Which was so funny. Great video!! Thank you for your lesson and sharing.
Hey Freddie, nice one.... Cool that you say the Better Music interview that was a fun time for sure.... Why not dig out the Fire and Ice Cassette this weekend...? 👍😎 Cheers for now.
@@AlexHutchingsMusic That cassette has already gone. BTW, I will listen to it on youtube. Cheers..
Alex, will there be a book in this series? I for one would buy it!
Hey David, that's a very interesting angle... I hadn't thought about that... something to consider for sure... All the very best 👍
Impressive😎
Cheers James. Thx for watching. 👍
@@AlexHutchingsMusic cheers respected sir ❤️🙏 big fans from india 🇮🇳 always watch your video
This is MUSIC !
Cheers mate and thanks for watching. 👍🎸🙏
Hi Alex, enjoyed this very much. What's your take on the benefit of classical training before taking the step to electric/shred, etc?. I've always thought I've missed out big time by not having that "groundwork"
Hello mate, my pleasure, and thanks so much for your Paypal support, sincerely appreciated.. What a great question too mate.... Well, it's a touch one to answer, because I was fortunate enough to have some at the same time as learning, it's hard to know how I'd have played with out. That said having it taught me good posture and helped me to understand the mechanics of music, sometimes this can be a double edged sword because of the whole using your head over your ear etc etc... I think it depends on the player you'd like to be, Hendrix and Page both didn't know theory or read music and did amazing things.... but the final thing i would say is, perhaps it's never too late to try it? Could be fun.... Anyway mate again and I'm really pleased you're enjoying the new series. All the best 👍🎸🍺👍 🙏
George Benson and then Malmsteen... all great.!!...not many Players can switch perfectly between that Styles!!
🤣😂 Thanks for watching mate, well I'm glad you can appreciate that... It's true though, I would happily listen to both guys on the same day and love them for different reasons... It's all music to me, and hopefully this series may encourage people to dip in and out of such extreme styles too... or maybe not, but I certainly find it fun... Cheers for watching. 👍👍
May we know history about your scalloped ibanez? And what pickups do you have in your Strat? Fantastic series!
Is his stuff easier to play in 4ths tuning in regards to the arpeggios?
I wouldn't say it's easier particularly, some are actually slightly trickier, like the diminished shapes for example... but all in all it's pretty similar to be honest. Hope you enjoyed the lesson. 👍
@@AlexHutchingsMusic love your vids please keep this series going.
@@mrblack90210 Thanks mate I'll do my best... Cheers for watching. ;-)