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@Vehement78 Theory is actually very important when you get really deep into guitar, if you wanna sweep arpeggios and scales all across the neck i suggest you learn at least some theory
I really enjoy all these vids but personally I would like to see more metal lessons
nice jam at the end…
@TellingYouTwice
You are correct, of course.
It is technically a G7 add 11 arpeggio, since the 3rd is included.
Nothing like schoolin’ the teacher.
Yeah, I think as many people pointed out. It’s 1 4 5 b7. for the sus4
@BazzTheBoss haha yes he did!
@guitarczar15
Music is a language. It is important to speak it correctly, especially if one is in the teacher role.
I’m not ragging Dave, I think he’s great. He just needs a proof-reader.
Peace
@BazzTheBoss sounded like “If I could” just really fast and unannunciated (sp?)
@cyroblaze518 yea me too
@PurpleBulbous Thanks, just making sure I got it right. I always thought of Sus chords as Chords that pay none to Minor or Major.
@rockongoodpeople if you ever want to sell that guitar, let me know and depending on the price ill buy it from ya.
Hi – appreciate the thought but I dont think I will be selling this guitar. I bought it new when I was in Philadelphia in the mid 1990s – I dont think I can bring myself to sell it – thanks anyway – and keep on rockinG!
David T
Sounds like the theme to the show magic school bus
Love all of your guitar tutorials and hope to see more soon! thanks a lot
@prsguitars1678
Was PRS making guitars back in 1678. Hmmmm….maybe the company name was originally Paul Revere Smith.
@philbio66 lol
6:45 sounds like a song from Rush whose title escapes me at the time I wrote this comment.
would be beater with clean
hi ..David this is Vivek from India.
i wana say that David u r the best teacher of guitars i have found over here, u made things so easy for me ,i love your attitude and i love your licks i even use them in my shows also ,makes me a level guitarist…
thanx David !!
Rock On
@thatnewguy23 The spirit of radio intro.
This was probably mentioned, but it’s not a 7sus4 chord, it’s a 7add11. “Sus4″ tells you that the 3rd is moved or “suspended” to the the fourth. So, for example, a G7sus4 would contain G, C, D, and F while a G7add11 would contain G, B, D, F, and C.
Thanks so much for your kind words – really appreciate it! So glad that you like our lessons and that we can help you with your playing. Keep up all the hard work and keep on rocking!
Take care
David T
@PinkFZeppelin thanks. love this song.
Well, alright! That was interesting, I especially liked the tapping instruction part.
Greetings from Poland! I am really thankful for people like you David who share there guitar wisdom, to us, little guitar pawns, who try to compose a few notes together. This “Jeff Beck style arpeggio” lesson is one of my favourite. Your lessons really helped me out with getting the sound by ear, not to mention learning the notes on all the strings. I really hope you keep up the good work with your mates. Can’t wait to “dig in” into more of nextlevelguitar lesson. Thank you very much.
Matthew