Soloing in Real Time | Solo Guitar | 5 First Takes | Tim Pierce Guitar
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I accepted a challenge to do 5 takes in a row, soloing in real time with no fixes , and no pre planning whatsoever.
Take a look at the video and see how it went...
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Tim Pierce: floats like a butterfly, stings like a bee.
David Evans great way to put it!!
I like them all, but Solo #2 instantly perked up my ears. It has a beautiful raw emotion to it. Plus, the fact that you felt like you “got lucky with that one” gives it that organic, seat-of-the-pants energy that all great solos seem to have. Inspiring as always Tim!
Wow, this video really makes it clear how fast you can work. Really fun to watch.
Tim your tone and timing is pitch perfect every time. Unbelievable 👍🏻
Not watched yet but I can smell the legendary licks right now
...you won't be disappointed :)
Fourth one suited the piece perfectly IMHO.
And another beautiful Axe, Tim!
Truly inspiring - whenever I’m out of ideas, I know it’s time to go watch Tim’s channel for 10 minutes and just be reminded of the sheer joy of playing.
David Lynch talks about gaining access to the place where ideas come from...I think Tim lives there :o).
Make a mistake?... repeat it and it becomes composition!!!!! I've been composing my whole life LOL!!!!!!!
WHERE in the hell was it?
Bob Ross, from his TV painting show days, use to say "We don't make mistakes, just happy little accidents".
Love watching a master at work! Awesome job Mr. Pierce!🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Thanks for sharing your valuable processes! Awesome!
What an enjoyable way to start my Saturday morning! Thanks, Tim!
Some seriously killer tone going on there....wow! Excellent video as always!
Whenever I stumble into one of your videos, I'm entertained mostly by the amount of fun you appear to have doing what you do. Ramble on.
I could listen to Tim play all day!
Cool Tim! "got lucky with that one!" Lol.
Watching you break down this process is extremely helpful, thanks Tim!
Tim, your videos always bring a smile of joy, great playing yet again!
Great playing. Thanks for letting us in on this. Gorgeous guitar and tone also.
Very impressed. Each of those solos is unique, starts in a different place, has a structure, buildup and logic of its own, and complements different aspects of the song.
I could watch this all day. Like #4 the best. Amazing as always, Tim!
Love Tim’s genuine surprise when it comes off....inspirational.
Awesomeness Tim! So fun to watch. Love a video explaining your scale choices playing through certain changes in this song. To make it sound natural...
He has an endless flow of ideas... That’s really mastering the instrument!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Wonderful playing Tim. You’re always a joy to watch because of your talent and your upbeat attitude.
Wow! Love it! Thanks!!
Speechless !! Legendary stuff !
What a legend love your playing Tim
Tim, that was so much fun to watch! You just keep coming up with endless variations, no getting stuck in a rut for you
Genius at work.. great great playing
So awesome! I loved all those solos!
superb tone and playing
I LOvE this video! Gives a little perspective. Thank you.
Just great playing, Tim!
Beautiful, Tim, thanks! I was so happy to see that you saved that climbing riff. I was yelling, "No!" at my computer when you first chose to replace it. It often happens that I choose to "fix" a guitar part, only to find that the typically tame and safe replacement I opted for instead was a dull mistake. Thank goodness that we can now usually go back and save those takes nowadays!
That was great! Thanks for that video.
It’s mind blowing how good you are. Oh my goodness. I’m in awe.
What is your brilliance, Mr. Pierce, is your incredible wealth of creativity and fluidity. Wow. When most struggle to come up with just one good line within a solo, each of your 5 solos have amazing qualities within each little segment. Incredible.
Love the 2nd solo. Really cool stuff👍
Your playing is so beautiful!
It's so much fun to keep the flow going and achieve lines you never thought about..and may never be able to capture again. Once ya get the groove it's hard to stop, and you keep saying to yourself...I can do better! That's when the producer says...wait! We're keeping that! I wish I had the set up you have..you make it look so easy.
There is so much that is great going on here that I really don't feel qualified to comment. One thing I will say, Tim - you are absolutely the king when it comes to incorporating double stops into your soloing. No one I've ever heard does it better.
I love it! repeat a mistake, it becomes a composition! lmbo! I'll carry that forever. cheers tim.
keith ellis yep... It's a VERY OLD Saying... That has a couple of variants.
Repetition legitimizes.
Sounds great, I'm impressed as usual, when I watch your stuff :-). After 30 years of playing the guitar i composed recently for the first time a solo. And I was amazed, because it sounds so different to all the other stuff I did - and do. So I couldn't agree with Rick Beato when I saw his video. Nice to see now: there are different ways to work on a solo. So I will compose again. It brings my guitarplaying to a new level.
I liked the laid back track from the first five....
Tim's a Monster!
Just smiled and applauded.
Amazing!
Really useful video Tim.. I watched the RB video a few days ago about quit working out your solos.. and I get where he's coming from for sure.. but I still like to have an outline in mind for the key phrases and general direction of the solo.. the thing I like about this video is your command of the hardware and software along with your awesome playing.. you're such a pro and thanks for giving your time to us.. very enjoyable!
Hey thanks so much for the kind words and yes it’s nice to have an outline also
Mammia mia. You're such a great guitar master!
Love the private stock 594 HB with Piezo!!! Awesome
Great video!
It's funny to see someone else doing that stop, undo, start again thing. I mapped enter, -,+ on the num keypad for this.
Wow. Tim Pierce the man!
Tim!! you're a bloody genius!!!
that middle position is fire!!
So good!
Great stuff Tim. I really have to get better at using the DAW. The backing tracks from the MasterClass are great to load into the programs. But, have never truly mastered the DAW tool. Love to see a vid on the subject. Thanks.
smooth. good stuff.
You have something that most guitarist have lost: dynamics! Cool stuff indeed!
Man I love your soloing.
8:40 " Yeah, one more lick." There is always one more lick. Great vid, Tim.
Tim, Tim, Tim...you COULD have at least hit a couple of sour notes on purpose, just to prove you're human. All 5 of the initial ones were amazing. And even the "mistake" you pointed out didn't sound like one. Especially after you repeated it. :-) I actually think that in the second half, where you did all the re-do's and cuts, it was less relaxed and more "forced" than the 1st 5 uninterrupted takes, which were all beautiful, each in their own way. Goes to show that the hands know what to do, if we just let them.
Couldn't he even just fish a little bit? It's not natural. This man is a freak.
Tim, "human," lololol. Not when playing he's not. Otherwise, a first class human.
Oh sounds so good
Love this guitar
A fabulous chance to sit with a mater craftsman (virtually) as he has fun crafting his amazing music. THANK YOU TIM!!!! My only regret is that virtual presence is (sadly) actual absence - but, its way better than not being there at all!
whatta pretty axe - I drooled over that model @ the NAMM show for years ;)
Beautiful
Amazing.
Tim, this would make a great Masterclass lesson, with you explaining your thinking behind each of the 5 solos, with them tabbed out, and the backing track, just great! I don't know if you already have this planned?
This guy is a solo machine. Just amazing
Hope this ends up on the Masterclass. Realize that's a ton of work though. Tim, maybe someday a video series on how to disassociate yourself from practice/lick mode to purely soloing from feel and playing music. Often, when I try to throw in a lick I'm working on it disrupts the flow of a solo and sticks out like a sore thumb. Thanks.
Wow. Just wow.
Some great playing @Tim Pierce Guitar and what a fantastic and stunning PRS - a Private Stock 594 with a Piezo Bridge if I am not mistaken - lovely binding too and the Brushstroke birds for the inlays! Such a great sounding and stunning instrument that is brought to life by your awesome ability to play...
Thanks for sharing...
Yes I ordered that guitar last July and just got it a couple of weeks ago...
You’ve got it right..
My wife bought me a PRS private stock DGT 594 for my 60th. I would never have contemplated paying that much for a guitar, but after playing it, I now understand (and so I forgive her....). What a fabulous instrument. Yours sounds even better than mine, but that probably has something to do with the player :) @@timpierceguitar
What can you say? Tim you are insanely good without question.
Cool that you took on Beato's challenge so soon after he laid it down!
That makes me want to play my guitar...nice wide open groove. Do you have a vid about how you create your drum tracks?
I really dug #2!
#2 all the way! Just stupid cool
#2 and #4. Epic.
Tim is such a Monster player!
Tim Pierce is a machine
Well done! But I'm not surprised.
Great concept for composition! I remember reading an interview with Steve Lukather talking about how they put together Eddie Van Halens solo on Beat It. EVH played through it 2 or 3 times then Lukather sat up all night chopping up sections from each take to make it one cohesive solo. Similar idea to this video.
Great playing as always! Questions in short hand - Guitar make and model? Your preferred action - low, medium? String gauge and type/make? Observation - some comments refer to creating a standard notation version of a solo like these. In my experience with Sibelius and despite my fluency with writing and reading notation, doesn't that defeat the purpose here? Apart from the fact that while it is possible with Transcribe type software, such an undertaking does not mean that a player can develop by copying your spontaneous solos. One has to learn to improvise oneself in your own voice.
#5 Definately !!
Master!
4 and 5 are the Best, either, lay it way back or kill it! Both sound great!
the Beast !!!
I'm gonna have to watch that once more
No dive-bomb with the tremolo bar? Great video as always Tim.
an Elvis in his time of music culture! so true. both of you guys are literally geniuses and so helpful at the same time. Unfortunately those two things don't always run together.
Hi Tim,
Watching you play, you make it look so easy.
It is a pleasure to watch and listen to your videos.
But how many long hours of practice did it take you to achieve your exceptional standard of guitar play?
I have been trying for years, and I just cannot achieve your tone and fluidity of play.
I could listen to you for hours.
4th solo. motivics ideas. thats the one.
That PRS is almost as beautiful as the playing :)
OMG, this is just ridiculously good, I don't even know what to say or where to start. Luke would get a kick out of this one.
Those three notes at 6:41 remind me of 0:29 of Periphery's "The Way the News Goes"! Cause ya know...finite number of viable sequences of notes in music. 🤘🏻
Somewhere in that line starting at 0:51 You look like you were surprised by how well that turned out :)
#2 baby!
Awesomeness at 4:59 but you redit it
Good thing youtube was recording it
Nice job Tim, five solos that sound like five different players. Now I know why you do this for a living.
Could you make a video on how to sound like more than one player. Now that I mentioned it?
You got it at second try! I’ll go practice now...