I relate to this too much. I’ve been playing my grandads classical like an electric for ages whilst I’ve been waiting for an electric to arrive (around a couple months probably but still).
That is in no way playing a classical guitar like an electric, electric metal is the one that usually sounds like classical music. This dude is just playing classical guitar melody as he should be.
@@kenz2756 I'm not exactly sure what you mean but you can certainly play an acoustic/classical like an electric. Everything sounds essentially the same without the addition of distortion, except the strings on an electric are easier to bend, pull-off/hammer-on, and are more forgiving of mistakes. I learn to play all my metal/rock solos on my acoustic first because you can't really get away with any mistakes. Afterwards, I switch to electric which feels like a walk in the park. It's a good system in my opinion. I realized this after only playing acoustic for about 3 weeks when I noticed my playing was more precise than ever.
@@ExternusArmy What, you cometely misunderstood everything. i assumed he implied that he's playing this like an electric as in it's electric guitar music. Metal probably. In reality though a big portion classical guitar music sounds pretty much like this, full of huge tension. Because as it turns out lots of metal are pretty much distorted melody of classical music.
Ive been playing for about a month now, just started playing barfe chords and trying to remove the buzz out of them. I should be able to play like this by the second month right?
Dude, then you're missing a lot, try listening to some of this pieces: Heitor Villa-lobos- Etude 2 Miguel Llobet- Variations on a theme by Sor Mario Castelnuovo Tedesco- Capriccio diabólico, El sueño de la razón produce monstruos. Luigi Legnani- Fantasia in A minor and basically all of his caprices. Mauro Giuliano- Gran Sonata Eroica, Grande Overture. Basic guitar repertoire, hope you like them and explore other classical guitar composers.
Oddly relatable, but only because i started learning paganinis 24th caprice and even if it’s a classical piece there’s so many phrases that feel exactly like that😂
acoustic guitars usually have metal strings as far as i can tell, and classical guitars have a way different tone to acoustic guitars, its got no amps, no electronics, what you see is what you get
All this talk of shredding on a classical guitar and I'm surprised no one has mentioned Spanish Fly yet
Nobody expects
THE SPANISH INQUISITION
hello, guitar enthusiasts!
No no, he's got a point
What about Classical Gas?
why are you the best youtube channel
I bet this guy has the most firm handshakes…
Underrated comment^^^
Dont you shake with your right hand
@@imjustaguy4340 I mean it’s not a rule to shake wit your right hand lol
@@imjustaguy4340 shake something with my right hand 👀
When I sweep on my classical guitar I usually sweep the dust off it, cause I don’t play it 😎
PLAY IT
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I identify with your post strongly
i like the way you think, have a like
bro AHHAHAHA
That’s an actual piece. It’s etude no. 2 by Villalobos.
Thanks for pointing that out, I hadn't heard of Lobos before but he's great, I'll definitely be listening to a lot more of his stuff.
It sounds like Steve vai - crossroads
What was that ascending lick after the sweeps? Is that like a C diminished or something? I loved that , so beautifully evil
i have no idea about music theory but this sounds to me a lot like section of paganini's 5th caprice.
its not exactly the same but it sounds similar
Not sure if its C or not but its definitely a diminished arpeggio
@@HelloHello-vk5ob Bb deminished maybe?
It's a Ab/G# diminished arpeggio run
It's the harmonic minor in A, doing a diminished run from the maj7 (Ab/G#)
Shredded that neck into ribbons! Great playing man
I wanna be able to play like that learning cords is fucking hard because there is actually so many of them?
@@KieranKongus this is way harder than chords, good luck
@@SwingCritic141 yep your not wrong lmao 🤣
the first arpeggio reminds me of eugene's trick bag
Only reason I even went to the comments was cuz I hoped I wasn’t alone on that
I relate to this too much. I’ve been playing my grandads classical like an electric for ages whilst I’ve been waiting for an electric to arrive (around a couple months probably but still).
That is in no way playing a classical guitar like an electric, electric metal is the one that usually sounds like classical music. This dude is just playing classical guitar melody as he should be.
@@kenz2756 I'm not exactly sure what you mean but you can certainly play an acoustic/classical like an electric. Everything sounds essentially the same without the addition of distortion, except the strings on an electric are easier to bend, pull-off/hammer-on, and are more forgiving of mistakes. I learn to play all my metal/rock solos on my acoustic first because you can't really get away with any mistakes. Afterwards, I switch to electric which feels like a walk in the park. It's a good system in my opinion. I realized this after only playing acoustic for about 3 weeks when I noticed my playing was more precise than ever.
@@ExternusArmy What, you cometely misunderstood everything. i assumed he implied that he's playing this like an electric as in it's electric guitar music. Metal probably. In reality though a big portion classical guitar music sounds pretty much like this, full of huge tension. Because as it turns out lots of metal are pretty much distorted melody of classical music.
I am new to guitar and am still learning pretty basic chords and stuff, and I think classical guitar is very helpful.
@@ExternusArmy Electric guitar is associated with rock music. You misunderstood buddy laugh emoji crying emoji
He shredded the guitar so good he made the fret marks dissapear.
Classical guitar have nice tone i actually want them.
That sweep picking (arpeggio lol) reminded me of Angra’s Temple of Hate
Super awesome.
I don't want to see any "that guitar needed a cigarette after.." comments please. That was some great playing by the way!
that guitar needed a cigarette after..
Ha ha ha
that guitar needed a cigarette after..
that guitar needed a cigarette after...
that guitar needed a cigarette after...
Reminds me of that metalocalypse episode where they try and learn how to play the blues
The last E perfectly sumerises it
That was much better than I thought it would be
Best Quality playing and teaching from this guy!! Love it! thanks for all your help
That one run up sounded like the legend of zelda on NES dungeon
This was *chef's kiss*
This would slap as a ringtone
That one ascending arpeggio literally sounded like Chelsea Grin from like 2008-2010
Indeed I feel like that sometimes
Now, that's honed talent
I am going to learn this
Im surprised your strings didnt catch on fire my dude
1.25 , That's how Paul Gilbert would play it.
Precisely
2x, that's how Roy marchbank would play it
Very beautiful playing good job dude👌🔥🔥
Thats some synyster gates 🥲
Sounds like perpetual burn
Fucking stupendous
Nobody’s talking about how the first arpeggio is literally the first arpeggio to Eugene’s Trickbag
Am I the only bigginer on guitar that once I watch something like this I get instantly discouraged? Like I know I'm a bigginer but damn...
I feel the same way! Just pick up a guitar and start to play and everything will be fine:) hopefully;-;
You should learn grammar first
@@honytawk5968 you too my dude
@@amadeus7907 Well No I at least know how to write beginner correctly
@@honytawk5968 but can't even write Tony Hawk correctly
Crossroads shredding!
Nice
that's freaking sick bro🔥🔥, i love it
bandits of the acoustic revolution be like
No one:
The chase scene in any movie that takes place in Italy: 0:01
I also get the urge to play Jazz on a metal guitar every now and then
I am so jealous of your ability to just play like this. Absolutely amazing man.
some metal shreds sounds classical when played without distortion or when played on classical guitar, like shown in the given video.
Felt like a fking bleach battle ost
'ello Mr Yngwie! Very nice!
Lmao he dueling guitars with the devil 💀
Classical music invented shredding! 🤘
reminds me of Eugene's Trick Bag when Steve Vai and The Karate Kid went at it. That was awesome!
tabs 😳🙏
Pov: He's warming up in the morning.
Man played a whole Necrophagist solo on a classical guitar
Oh? That's a metal solo? Sounded like a tarrega piece.
😩 my fingers hurt just watching
What in the name of Yngwie Malmsteen is this
Shiet, that was awesome, I wish I could know the tabs for it
Damn very satisfying
You could be the first person to play a fusion of Fado and metal
Thank you subtitles.
“Foreign”
“[Music]”
Nice Flamenco
Every song on bleach during the espada arc
"damn" is all i can say
Ab, full diminished 7th i believe.
Pierce the veil
Someone drop a link to tabs of that accending run after the sweeps... I must learn it
I need that too
Teach us it's to good
Ngl this is me when i feel like shredding on a classical guitar 😳
Ive been playing for about a month now, just started playing barfe chords and trying to remove the buzz out of them. I should be able to play like this by the second month right?
…..So who’s gonna tell him?
dream big kid
Hahahahaha
Yes and no. You could still get a buzz if you're not being precise no matter how long you play. You just get used to it.
I can't believe he shredded on a classical guitar
That’s usually what’s done on a classical guitar. 🤷🏻♂️
Dude, then you're missing a lot, try listening to some of this pieces:
Heitor Villa-lobos- Etude 2
Miguel Llobet- Variations on a theme by Sor
Mario Castelnuovo Tedesco- Capriccio diabólico, El sueño de la razón produce monstruos.
Luigi Legnani- Fantasia in A minor and basically all of his caprices.
Mauro Giuliano- Gran Sonata Eroica, Grande Overture.
Basic guitar repertoire, hope you like them and explore other classical guitar composers.
@@isaiahmarquez9717 definitely not on my classical guitar
* flamenco intensifies *
Oddly relatable, but only because i started learning paganinis 24th caprice and even if it’s a classical piece there’s so many phrases that feel exactly like that😂
nice
Freebird!
We should write it , nice work , s Vai crossroads esq
Crossroads!
-Сколько раз ты это посмотрел?
-Да
Wow
first part crossroads ?)
reminds me of sylosis empyreal
cool !!!
After watching this I decided to sweep the floor instead
In Spain we call It Spanish guitar
You Woke Up Mario
Hail to the King 🤴, Baby!
The ending kinda sounded like Bungalow Bill
me who can only try to shred a classical because it’s all i have
Why does this sound like a piece from the renaissance period
I wish I could shed like this on an electric guitar 😂
Can we get the tabs?!
That just sounds like flamenco xD
Is classic just another word for acoustic? If yes, I did not know that. If no, what's the difference?
acoustic guitars usually have metal strings as far as i can tell, and classical guitars have a way different tone to acoustic guitars, its got no amps, no electronics, what you see is what you get
Classical guitars have nylon strings, a wider and no fret marks. The pegs where you put the strings are different and the saddle is also different
Oleee
Tabs?
The first part sounds like Eugene’s trickbag by Steve Vai
gives yngwie malmsteen vibes
I liked the bubbly dim part
Ygnwie malmsteen would approve
Ptv vibes
Sounds like flamenco or something spanish lol, OLEEEEE
Oh, you guys who know music theory, you crack me up. 😂🤣
I bet I could play the open d string at the end xD
Wtf, how could you mistake the thickest string which is what a guitar is tuned to, as a D string?
Can we please get a tutorial?
That’s 1000 on Marty Robbins
Me recordó a la película "crossroads"
I remember starting on classical and hating it, still do
Because it's harder to sound as good?
this theme plays when remy from ratatouille trips on magic mushrooms