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This is me playing Sweet Child O’ Mine by Guns N’ Roses using a backing track of the song.
The guitar I used is a Gibson Explorer with EMG 85 & 89 pickups and a Stetsbar whammy. The amplifier is a Fender Champ of 1975, with a Hughes & Kettner Tubeman distortion pedal and a Wah pedal.
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This is the first video with my Carvin V3, but don’t critique the sound quality, because the camera’s mic is ty. I do however like to think that its godly tone is somewhat showcased. I’ve been playing for three-ish years. It’s just a guitar solo (really more of a sweep picking exercise, hence the title). I was motivated to learn sweep picking by studying the work or artists such as Frank Gambale, Rusty Cooley, and Jason Becker.
Many have asked exactly how I went about learning sweep picking. There’s really no one way to learn. All I can say is practice it a lot. Nothing but sweep picking, sweep picking, sweep picking. Get a metronome, as doing it in time is very important and difficult, especially if you try to do it AFTER you’ve learned to sweep at a good speed. Everybody learns at a different pace, and sweep picking may be easier or harder for you than other players, that’s just the way it is. Personally, sweep picking seems to almost “come naturally” to me at this point. I find it easier than alternate picking.
Thanks for watching!
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This is my video for the Guitar Idol 2009 contest. Please leave some comments, ratings and of course vote for me at
http://www.guitaridol.tv/node/1855
Equipment:
Gibson Explorer
Carvin V3 Amp
Carvin Legacy (Steve Vai sign. Box)
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This week we review a 2008 Gibson Faded Explorer guitar. We also give you a couple sound samples of how the guitar actually sounds. Below is a link to the guitar. Hope you enjoy this video.
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/DSFXWBCH/
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I recorded this on garageband and added some overdubs , which you may notice.
Backing tracks for u2 are available here :http://homepage.ntlworld.com/amib2005/.
Gear used: Gibson explorer + some overdubs by a gibson les paul standard. Line 6 pod xt live – digital delay 320ms. garageband guitar preset arena rock.
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He’s back to destroy music… once and for all.
You saw im kill GH2, now hes gonna MURDER Guitar Hero 3!
I give you:
The Swedish dad that sucks at Guitar Hero 3!
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Almost 5 months of playing, Ive been slacking a bit. Learning more tab than actual cords. Trying to play with a classic motley crue tune “Ten seconds to love”.
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I’m back! I just got the Boss Digital Delay pedal, so I gave it a try with The Echo Song by Paul Gilbert. Many mistakes, but I did my best at the time… ^^
The Echo Song consists mainly of arpeggios, played with delay (or slapback). What I wanted to achieve when practicing this piece, was to improve my arpeggio and picking techniques, as well as timing and rhythm.
All feedback welcome!
Asshole comments might be deleted. =)
Gear:
Gibson X-Plorer
Line 6 Spider Valve 1×12
Boss DD-3 Digital Delay
Delay Settings:
D. Time = Approximately 400ms (I’m not sure)
E. Level = Max
F. Back = Min
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Comparison video of 2 guitars with the same pickups (Gibson 57’s) – Gibson ES-335 vs. Gibson Explorer Guitar of the Week #43.
No, they’re not lefties – for some reason the video camera built into my Mac flips the image.
Hope y’all like. Cheers.
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a little solo 
on my favourite guitar