Mr. Ouimette, I remember being a kid excited about playing GH looking for the game's songlist on the internet and finding your name on Devil WDTG besides having discovered other songs like Dueling Banjos and We Three Kings. I kept that name in my memory and today, In my 20s, I can finally thank you for being a part of what inspired me to pick up a guitar and learn when I was a child. You deserve more recognition, I hope I can play one day like you. Greetings from Mexico.
It's all your fault, lol! BTW, I love New Orleans! My wife and I had our honeymoon there and fell in love with the city. Amazing architecture and culture.
that Les Paul looks exactly like Slash from Guns and Roses. I have a tip to all guitarists here: Don't do vibrato/Bending too much on your guitar or your guitar strings will snapped/Break or out of tune sometimes. it's kinda frustrating when you're doing it on stage or rehearsals it takes time to slow it down properly. Nice lesson by the way, Steve. I realized you were influenced by Brian May, Jack White and others. your song part on We three Kings were been inspired by Seven Nation army. I have to practice but i have to buy a fender strat for a lead guitar. I also want a Les Paul for E standard or half step down to D# tuning. can you do Bending string tips, Shredding tips and other tips like sweep picking pls?
Thank you very much. I could definitely do videos on sweep picking and such, and I do already have a video on vibrato, which could easily been viewed as a lesson in bending, as that's what a vibrato is rooted in.
@@SteveOuimette ok. thanks. I think ebow is the most expensive or cheap in Online shops. if I buy one, I would try one of these. First I need to buy a first practice amp like the small or big one. but I also need wireless guitar pickups.
I have to ask, whats that component in the rack with the black squares whooshing around? i'm guessing it is a strobe tuner? Also, very informative video; I never thought about using another finger to help with the pulling/pushing of the string. I usually go with whatever finger is on the note that needs vibrating lol. Many thanks for this insight!
You are correct, that's my favorite tuner, a Peterson Strobe Rack. Gotta love it because it has a mic so either it's listening at all times or I can plug directly in to double-check tuning. Glad the video helped too!
Mr. Ouimette, I remember being a kid excited about playing GH looking for the game's songlist on the internet and finding your name on Devil WDTG besides having discovered other songs like Dueling Banjos and We Three Kings. I kept that name in my memory and today, In my 20s, I can finally thank you for being a part of what inspired me to pick up a guitar and learn when I was a child. You deserve more recognition, I hope I can play one day like you. Greetings from Mexico.
Thank you very much Carlos, that is really inspiring to hear! Stay safe in Mexico and stick around...lots more fun to be had here.
Awesome video Steve!
Thank you very much, I hope it was informative. People don't talk too much about vibrato but it's such a huge part of guitar it can't be overlooked.
@@monkai666 Zakk is one of a kind. And the funniest guy in rock IMO.
You're the man steve.
How can I be the man when you're the man, Cesar?!!
Well done. Thank you very much.
Thanks Steve-great instruction on this!
Thanks Steve!
Looking forward to more lessons Steve! Can't wait!
More to come!
Hell yeah! Glad to see you do a lesson on your amazing vibrato after I complimented you on it last video!
It's all your fault, lol! BTW, I love New Orleans! My wife and I had our honeymoon there and fell in love with the city. Amazing architecture and culture.
Loving the content, lessons from the master himself! 🤘🏻
Thanks! Curious what other types of lessons you'd be interested in. I'm looking to do more of these but shorter.
I always thought when Lukather started he was doing vibrato like the masters but made it last longer like on "Hold The Line"
You and me both! I still vividly recall hearing that song on my folks radio as a kid. It hooked me right away. Luke is a master of the vibrato.
that Les Paul looks exactly like Slash from Guns and Roses.
I have a tip to all guitarists here: Don't do vibrato/Bending too much on your guitar or your guitar strings will snapped/Break or out of tune sometimes. it's kinda frustrating when you're doing it on stage or rehearsals it takes time to slow it down properly.
Nice lesson by the way, Steve. I realized you were influenced by Brian May, Jack White and others. your song part on We three Kings were been inspired by Seven Nation army. I have to practice but i have to buy a fender strat for a lead guitar. I also want a Les Paul for E standard or half step down to D# tuning. can you do Bending string tips, Shredding tips and other tips like sweep picking pls?
Thank you very much. I could definitely do videos on sweep picking and such, and I do already have a video on vibrato, which could easily been viewed as a lesson in bending, as that's what a vibrato is rooted in.
@@SteveOuimette you have any lessons about using an Ebow? I was thinking to buy that ebow for me.
@@Rusli1659LPSoldier I think the Ebow is one of the coolest devices for guitar, ever. No real lessons, just get one and start exploring!
@@SteveOuimette ok. thanks. I think ebow is the most expensive or cheap in Online shops. if I buy one, I would try one of these. First I need to buy a first practice amp like the small or big one. but I also need wireless guitar pickups.
@@Rusli1659LPSoldier What the heck are wireless guitar pickups?
Nice lesson and killer LP Deluxe! Where'd you get it? :)
I literally just bought it from another Ace Frehley fan (much like me). It's one of the best Les Paul's I've ever played.
you make me love rock with lou battle in guitar hero 3
It didn’t take me long to find my Vibrato. I would say I have a wild aggressive Vibrato like Zack Wild
Fantastic!
I have to ask, whats that component in the rack with the black squares whooshing around?
i'm guessing it is a strobe tuner?
Also, very informative video; I never thought about using another finger to help with the pulling/pushing of the string. I usually go with whatever finger is on the note that needs vibrating lol.
Many thanks for this insight!
You are correct, that's my favorite tuner, a Peterson Strobe Rack. Gotta love it because it has a mic so either it's listening at all times or I can plug directly in to double-check tuning. Glad the video helped too!
Damn.. I miss the guitar hero times :(