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Great lead Nice demo Ive always wantes to sit down an loop it slowed down and just do rep after rep to get it close to perfect.

wankshop?

Not a shredder, per se, but would love to see you disect Dave Navarro's soloing style (on Jane's Addiction's first two studio albums). Very unique and tasty.

Im sick of these FLIPPIN adds like "ever try to learn guitar and it didn't work" bro... Im a completely self taught and youtube instructed player. You dont need some fancy 7 billion dollar course to have fun with the instrument OR learn theory. Just play the damn thing and you'll get better, its not rocket science nor worth more money than you paid for the gear.

That rhythm always twisted my ear. Now, thanks to your breakdown, I can hear how the phrasing is the same as a classic, stock pentatonic blues lick , only applied to triads. Excellent presentation, and thank you.

Thx for the video. And guys not to worry once you form the muting habit it's impossible to make noise.itsnot as complicated as you think❤

Sounds great bro! Regarding the tapping run, he actually ends on an F note (A str, 8th fret), not a C. Goto 3:10 in this recording and you'll hear it. The notes go as far down as the low E string then back to the A string to resolve at the 8th fret. ua-cam.com/video/ok3R7Aj9eI4/v-deo.htmlsi=CXa6TNwWEy8RI4n1 Also, the high E and B string notes do indeed start with 15th fret taps as you mentioned. For the remaining strings he begins with hammer ons/pull offs, THEN taps. Like this: B string: ...tap 15, 13 12 10 G string: hammer on 11, 9 10 12, tap 14, 12 10 9 D string: hammer on 12, tap 14, 9 10 12, tap 14, 12 10 9 A string: hammer on 12 E string: hammer on 7, 8 10 A string: hammer on 7, 8 10 12, tap 14, 12 10 8 I know lol it's a lot harder this way and honestly if you run thru it fast enough w/o the hammer ons it'll still sound good but I'm quite sure this is how he does it on the album.

Berzerker, cmon, girl like

We all rewinded the Rob Chapman one atleast 10 times

"A little more close-lier" lol

Over 3 min already into the video and I'm not getting any younger,, get to it already, By the way, Eddie was a friend of mine.

It's not unique when everyone does it...

Wearing a Clash shirt! 👍💪

your "step dad" comments crack me up every time😂😂

Your description of the live change sounds like he missed it on the recording but live would do it the way he meant. Just my guess. Nice vid.

And uncle Ben plays it like it’s loose change for him. Damn, I felt that. So fluid.

Walk into Guitar Center, play this intro and then just walk out.

Best vid I’ve found. I love it! Thanks

I got 100% on Guitar Hero 3 once

thought its omar rodriguez lopez on ur shirt

It’s not that you can’t play like Eddie. You aren’t thinking like Eddie….

a bazillion years ago is before god got out of bed and put his slippers on.

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 *🌟 Introduction to "Humans Being" by Van Halen* - Brief introduction mentioning the song and its unique riff, - Acknowledgement of the soundtrack it belongs to and its popularity. 00:33 *🎸 Personal Connection & Motivation* - Explanation of personal history with the song and its appeal, - Mention of difficulty in finding accurate tabs and motivation to provide a complete lesson. 01:49 *🎛️ Setting up the Right Tone* - Details on approximating Eddie Van Halen's guitar tone, - Specific equipment and settings used including delays, detuning effects, and pickups, - Importance of setting up the delay and micro-pitch detuning effect accurately. 03:11 *📏 Basic Chords and Strumming Techniques* - Starting with E minor chord progression and strumming technique, - Introduction to other chords like G and A, - Emphasis on correct strumming and muting techniques to replicate the original sound. 05:09 *🪕 Variations and Detailed Chord Shapes* - Instruction on chord shapes and their movements including C and D chords, - Discussion on variations in strumming and playing live, - Emphasis on practicing specific hammer-ons and slides to match the original riff. 07:59 *🔥 Playing with More Aggression* - Breakdown of the third section involving more power chords, - Instructions on adding aggressive chugs and additional low E strings, - Final tips on enhancing the riff with slight variations and increased intensity. 00:00 *🌟 Introduction the Lesson* - Brief introduction mentioning the song and its unique riff, - Acknowledgement of the soundtrack it belongs to and its popularity. 03:11 *🎸 Basic Chords and Techniques* - Starting with E minor chord progression and strumming technique, - Introduction to other chords like G and A, - Emphasis on correct strumming and muting techniques. 05:09 *🪕 Variations and Detailed Chord Shapes* - Instruction on chord shapes and their movements including C and D chords, - Discussion on variations in strumming and playing live, - Emphasis practicing specific hammer-ons and slides to match the original. 07:59 *🔥 Playing with More Aggression* - Breakdown of the third section involving more power chords, - Instructions on adding aggressive chugs and additional low E strings, - Final tips on enhancing the riff with slight variations and increased intensity. 09:08 *🎶 Advanced Riff Section* - Instruction on shifting positions of chord shapes, - Emphasis on dynamic changes with finger movements, - Overview of combining strumming patterns with finger lifts for dynamic effect. 11:11 *🎵 Heavier Variation of Riff* - Introduction to a heavier variation with power chords and chugs, - Detailed explanation of the specific notes and finger positions, - Emphasis on avoiding common mistakes and replicating the original sound accurately. Made with HARPA AI

There are a lot of guitars with a photo finish and they can be hard to see unless you move the guitar around to see if the depth on the flame changes with movement, if it doesn't change it is fake.

Amen. Kurwa

EVH kept it busy, left hand, right hand, throwing in them subliminal notes average joe doesn't hear, I guess he was the real listener to all his disciples!

How about a look at Audley Freed and Cry of Love's album, "Brother"... blues rock gold that most people have never heard.

On the SYN2, the "FX SEND" sounds better then any of the other outputs.

You didn't pull that Tele off the wall for a John 5 how to? For Shame!!! 🤣

find a video of his father playing ?

do you play your own stuff our just steal from others?

This…. Or mesa Tc50? Both likely with a quality attenuation😊

The swinging thing you can also check it out on Stevie Ray Vaughan's ROOD MOOD. Super high speed swinging. Great video man!

But you real sonda ItS? ?

7:48 the clean part here is EVERYTHING. That sounds incredibly tasty.

This might be best hand synch exercise on the internet! I`ve done this now nearly every day. first round at 1x then second on 1.5x speed. The later used to make my hands burn on the end, but doing this i developed a much lighter picking style and today was a first time I got them both done with no muscle "pain"

0:27: * Reaper walks by * "Look at that DAW :o"

0:34

Great instruction at a human pace! Thanks :)

Couldn’t ask for a better guitar tutorial!!! Thanks Ben

Great lesson, as usual, Ben. That 2-notes per string position really slowed me down! How about adding the last 4-notes per string position?! Ouch!😬

I’ve tech’d for Eric as well as many other accomplished players. Nobody is on his level…Nobody 😮

Outstanding Ben! The intricacies of this song are a good part of why it's a perfect example of masterful song writing. You have them down, and you nailed a subtlety most miss when chasing this tone. Flanger, but subtle flanger, just enough to make those high bends sing. Not EVH flanger! And yes, I have small hands and cheat on the big stretches; it helped my string skipping though. lol ✌❤🤘

Pentecostal scale? GOD WILL NOT BE MOCKED.

1 day? I’ve been trying on and off for 20+ years. Still not even close😂

I like the variations on this lesson, I love pattern permutations like these. I honestly think the lesson would have benefited from a close up view of when the target pick escales are. Nice nonetheless! Edit - to make it more PG like would be good to get rhytm variations too, you know moving from steaight 8th notes to 16ths to some tuplet

Is that a RG550DX in Laser Blue with a different pick guard and pickups?? Favorite guitar I own, bought it new in ‘92

Hi, Uncle Ben! The Paul Gilbert lick has troubled me with pickslanting for a very long time (i.e., changing the pick angle when hitting a new string for a one single note, and then coming back to the previous string, like at 5:47). Can you elaborate on how best to practice this with pickslanting? Are you changing the pick angle at all when hitting the new string for a single note, and then coming back to the previous?

3 1/2 minutes of useless intro.

Does anyone know if the drone zone files are still available on his Patreon? I went to sign up but I can't find them or which subscription level is needed to access them.