Fusion Guitar Lesson - The Importance of Licks Part 1 video free download

Shreyan ivish

This is terrific!!!!- How do you get such a nice sustain on your tone without the over powering distortion?

ThomasMetal75

Pardon me if this question was already answered, but what's the difference between autoplay and improvisation?

Alex Ispa-Cowan

Hey David, I'm glad I found this video! I think you've put into words something that is very difficult to explain, and very true! 

Aaron S

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אביאל פרץ

I'm not sure I'm willing to give up my brain and let my fingers write nusic for me. That's aways failed me. But this is the first person I've heard talk about the importance of the brain and the 'modes' it's in. This is a topic that I believe is the most importat and most neglected in guitar, in music, and in pretty much any field in life. Subscribed for that reason only!

吉他小马

hi sir 非常喜欢你的吉他教学 

laRosamusicmakets

you put words on what I'm doing with my guitar. People use to say you play rock, hard rock, blues or even punk or funky:))) NO I just play solos on what ever music, that's what I'm doing. I'm doing fusion!!! Thanks.

Old Blue

King of the over-thinkers. How did bands ever manage without all this theory?

Modes9

There's a lot of that in post-bop as well. You can go into that quartal, pentatonic, suspended arpeggio zone and sound like you're making sense...

Rahul Menezes

This is terrific!!!!- How do you get such a nice sustain on your tone without the over powering distortion?

IloveGuitarz

When u talk about steps,u opened up my mind...heeheeI really cant auto-pilot while soloing.but im going to use that analogy as a basis from now...thks bro..

Andrew Lopz

This is so fucking excelent man! you really help me bro! thanks!

Gerardo Díaz

very usefull, thank you!

CraZedAnaRCHiSt89

this guy is probly my favorite teacher

palak0

I really like this lick, and it does work over A, but I don't think it's an A Dorian lick, to me is a D Dorian lick. If you play it over D, you'll see it also works well, and if you look at the lick itself, it starts, ends, and marks most of the beats with D, and a strong slide down to B to start the last beat of the first bar, B of course being the raised 6th of D, which gives it the Dorian sound. If anything in A, sounds to me like A pentatonic minor with chromatic passing tones. Makes sense?

TheLemeteor

Great lesson Merciii !!

Marin Zanze

very nice talk and explanation. good job man :)

seboze

tu est vraiment tres bon je kiff tes solos .ça fait un moment que j ecoute tes videos je comprend que peu de chose vu que je ne parle pas anglais mais c est vraiment le pied

matt pearce

Although i do realise the chord behind it does include the F# in question

matt pearce

Nice lick but correct me if you think im wrong this isnt Dorian as theres no major 6th being played. Chromatic blues scale lick would be much closer to the truth