Little Things That Make a BIG Difference in Your Guitar Playing

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Links to each point
1. Touch 00:15
2. Cutoffs 01:03
3. Using space 01:49
4. Knowing your musical role 03:18
5. Bend intonation 04:32
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Instagram @samuraiguitarist
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Guitarist/Songwriter/Samurai

Born in the Manitoba prefecture of Canada, samuraiguitarist, honed his discipline under the study of the country's most powerful musical sensei.

Bred on rock, raised on the blues, trained in jazz, samuraiguitarist creates incredibly innovative videos that showcase his talents on the guitar.
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[yagocrispim]

Dude, you should have way more subs...

[samuraiguitarist]

Hey everyone! Thanks for swinging by. Just so you all know, I have since upped my lighting and got my hand motions in check in my newer sensei vids!

[noseyparker]

What you said about Ringos drumming made me very happy. Not many people understand what a great drummer he was or why. 👍🏻

[leerobbo]

David Gilmour. You know exactly who's playing immediately, even though he's doing stuff that relative beginners can manage to do. No one else does so much with so little.

[BlurryFaces]

Gilmour, man... he's a master of touch, space, feel... and his string bends... he squeezes the hell out of those bends.

[SuperZiggyCraft]

I love Brian May's understanding of his musical space, the variety between his licks and riffs, and the overdubs and harmonies he can create.

[avishkarseth]

I love John Fruciantes Melodic n Funky sounds.. In my opinion hes smthn else

[rerditirerthz]

2:00-205 that was one of the most bad-ass diarrhea that i've heard

[danieldeschamps]

In almost 10 years of playing, this has been one of the most helpful channels ive found

[misterknightowlandco]

serve the song is rule #1 and sometimes breaking the rest of the rules serves the song, BUT you cant effectively break the rules unless you've mastered rules. this was my first exposure to this channel and I dig it. i subbed.

[MetallicAddict]

I love John Frusciante's style for some of the reasons you've also mentioned here. He has a great ear for playing soulfully without overdoing it, and a lot of his songs are very simple, yet effective. He definitely channels Hendrix in his combinations of bluesy chords with juicy licks.

Another great guitar player that comes to mind is Marty Friedman (ex-Megadeth), who can shred like a maniac, but still manages to make his guitar solos dynamic and melodic in between the technical mastery.

[taylorshapiro]

I love David Gilmours bends and pinch harmonics! Cool video!

[SiaAyrom]

I appreciate that you follow the Gilmour philosophy of leaving musical space for a song to develop a feeling!

[KnowledgeIsKey]

I love Sunga Jung's ability to play lead and rhythm simultaneously and also his ability to make the guitar sing the song using lead tones while fingerpicking rhythm... Amazing

[OculusSF]

I love Robert Fripp's use of wide(and often dissonant) intervals to create unique, harmonic sounds with TONS of personality.

[ethanbailey]

David Gilmour has some of the most smart guitar patterns and perfect bend intonation.

[jub]

I wish he had a gruff Japanese samurai accent.

[tatespanol]

Since when does Steve Aoki play guitar?

[lloydcockburn]

I watched it all and I gotta say I love everything about David Gilmour's guitar playing bends, tone, how he can tell a story with a solo and how he's got that signature tone where you can always tell when he's playing. Thanks for the video.

[KnowledgeIsKey]

Can't believe I just found your channel... U da man! Subbed!