Fast Two String Sweep Arpeggios Guitar Lesson for Shredders – Rock – Metal – Yngwie Malmsteen
www.GuitarLessons365.com Please Like, Comment, Favorite and Subscribe to help this lesson get more views. THANKS!! This free video guitar lesson demonstrates how to play fast two string sweep arpeggios on the guitar in the style of Yngwie Malmsteen, Steve Vai, Alexi Laiho, Joe Satriani and many others. Be sure to download the TAB PDF for this lesson here at http , it will make it much easier to follow along with the video. Take your time with the sweep picking and get the theory and technique behind each form before you start to try and compose your own musical sequences with these fun two string sweep arpeggios. Have Fun!! Please remember that it is only via your support at www.GuitarLessons365.com that I can continue make all of these free video lessons. Thanks!! Lesson Taught By Carl Brown
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@Killer9299 yeah i meant i higher gauge 10′s or 11′s are usually good, and the truss rod is a metal rod that runs through the length of the neck because when you switch to a higher or lower string gauge the tension of the strings on the neck causes the neck to warp, the truss rod puts counter tension on the neck to keep it straight so when you upgrade to a higher gauge you’re gonna need to adjust it a little
@Killer9299 okay, i think i get it now…thanks man, merry christmas!!!
@ElvisBluntman777 i dont really a agree with your neck statement. paul gilbert, steve vai, joe satriani (ibanez), and yngwie malmsteen (fender) all use bolt on neck guitars and their sustain is pretty awesome.
@ElvisBluntman777 lol no problem, you too
Can’t wait to do this lesson! Woohooooo! You’ve been liked!
@StrikeOnDrifter it is kinda true…try for yourself…btw from what i know steve vai uses a sustainer…
@ElvisBluntman777 I hope your not talking about getting good long sustain at bedroom levels because that is impossible without any heavy dist or compressor/sustainer. Thicker string do help you sustain, but the most important part of sustain is your bridge/tremolo. A good bridge should give you more sustain. Adding vibrato to your playing will make notes longer. Also! adjust the height on your pickups, make sure they arent too close to the strings because the magnet pulls the strings.
@ElvisBluntman777 One thing you can also do, is place the headstock of your guitar close to the guitar speaker. It will make your guitar resonate more causing longer notes. Steve Vai does ballerina dance moves in stage but reality is that he find places in the stage where certain notes feedback and sustain better. Finally, clean your guitar and make sure every screw on the guitar is tight. Hope this helps.
@francisco444 in fact just yesterday i learnt how to do feedback harmonics and yeah the sustain is definitely louder and better with this technique..its really fucking cool!!
Muito bom Valeu!!!
Amazing playing!
wow that so amazing!!!!! excelente!!!
very helpful, thanks!
your tab link is broken
@DjChrispyNuggets Sorry about that, the entire website is having issues tonight after an update I am making. It will be fixed very soon. Thanks!!
Ty for this great lessons….I have one problem,maybe not problem:) if you can see on you tube song for the love of god steve vai you know.live performance with holland orcestra …..he played song and orcestra stop….then just guitar…..then steve doing tapping which sound beatifull.So i ask you can u see that and tell me what he doing?…….ty….and once again ty for lessons…..
Nice lesson, this really helped me
lol i like how they place a Brittany spears music ad on a shred guitar lesson video
@xXBuccinOXx i dont. britney spears pisses me off
@xxNailFirexx haha yea i know shes terrible
Is that an EJ strat? Sounds good. What are you using for your distorted tone. It really has that shred tone. Is that fretboard wear at your 20th and 21st frets? Great job bro!
YEA.. this video will NEVER get dislikes EVAR !!..
You have very good videos and I have learned lot from you. Thanks. Keep up the good work.
@GuitarLessons365 @GuitarLessons365 Cool lesson Carl! What is the sequence of chords you play at the beginning?
Thanks!
nice sweeps i have an original sweep song called 13th hour on my channel