Paul Gilbert - Olympic Arpeggios скачать видео бесплатно

Dan D

When you play a "special" arpeggio do you high 5 someone?

nulife022

Yup Paul, it sounds beautiful and as usual you gave me a really cool thing to work on. Only problem - It never sounds as good as Paul. The Chuck Norris of guitar.

jegham aymen

Genius Paul!

GeoOoo7

It's almost depressing how ridiculously clean he plays it. I barely got it up to about 3/4 of his speed and then my fingers started failing me

Alex Carranza

Maestro!

Graham Francis

I do believe I've heard that in a Rush song... very nice Mr Gilbert... :)

tate180

whats he using for his clean tone

Joie Hendrix

Excellent learning videos ,really cool, your a natural born teacher...Leader among guitarist ...Thanx ...Im a playing better now !

thebloodofhisdeath

As a guitarist myself i personally like watching these and seeing paul a pro guitarist make a mistake on guitar. It shows what being a pro is all about, making mistakes like you intended them to be there. Or rather falling with style.

Kassimo

I think they dislike it because even they can't play it :D

vascular sevice

like u saw, the chords used are the arpeggios !, you only make the chord note by note belong the strings... understood ? one example is the chord of C major... c, e and g ... and you also can put the 7 ( in the example of C it goes B) and the another bass like the video, like a chord G/B...

Thom Dudley

any one know what scale/mode he's using here?

mudshark jones

5 dislikes ? i just don't understand why any one would come on here see Paul do some beautiful arpeggio ,play them slow and then explain what was behind the idea .and then that person use the dislike .

Seven .Vega

i though this guitar is same as a strat, the body is the only one thing that changes

LarasLawyer

Every single note sounds so GODDAMM perfect.

rifewithfear

the real question is, is the studio Paul Gilbert quality?

IETCHX69

that's a lot to digest for a guitar player of my caliber...

Aleksandar Pitrelli

I like hes clean tone...

CyValkarion

@RoarCrusade Actually the reverse may be true. once you learn to play fast, it's hard to slow down and be just as accurate. also, when you play slower, it's a lot easier to hear the mistakes.

Noel Tay

he made a small mistakes cause he slowed down. usually ppl make mistake playing faster

Paul Gilbert

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