I Wish I Learned This Guitar Technique Way Earlier

Going over some cool sliding and pull off techniques to help with your guitar playing.

Check out the Donner DST-152:

Also here's companion Patreon lesson:

If you like what we're throwing down in this video, check out the MasterClass I made on how to solo on guitar with another musician. You won't regret it!

Check out the music:

🍀 Emeryld Ryders 1

😎 Sean Daniel

⭐ Andrea and Sean
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A little about me:
Sean Daniel is a man. A man of simple needs and desires. And the one desire, no, the one NEED, that stands above all is to spread the challenges, joy and intellectual stimulus of music to people of Earth and beyond.
Born on the mean streets of upper middle class suburban Chicago, Sean learned the ways of the world through the dizzying heights of success to the lonesome depths of failure and emerged with the promise of a better tomorrow reflecting in his eyes and fiery passion in his belly.
He plays and teaches guitar on his YouTube channel where he regularly releases original music and projects to the adulation of legions of fans, who often compare him to Chris Pratt and one time Ryan Reynolds. He’s currently in the market for a nice leather jacket.

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[luizvelazquez]

Thanks Sean.. this simple exercise really helps me with a better understanding of where the notes are within the scale, along with navigating along the fret board. As always very informative and well taught!

[markisakovich]

Great breakdown, always opening my eyes and making the fretboard less daunting

[gratefulRT]

Great lesson. Always seams more complicated than it’s usually is. Thansk

[petersutton]

I love soloing on one string, it's super simple and it has everything you need 👍

[thomasbreitsch]

When I practice what you preach I improve. Thanks Sean.

[jcburger]

Thanks for sharing this guitar technique. Very helpful!!

[MattHumphrey]

You always break down the best tips brother 🙏

[StefanGBucher]

Well, now you're just spying on my lessons with my local teacher. Thank you! Bonus thank you for the 1:12 and actually pronouncing that right! It's the little things...

[NeuroApathy]

Chilling and doing this with a G backing track is relaxing and enjoyable

[jeffsguitars]

Most helpful lesson, I will use it in my old country style

[John--]

I actually found out how to do this on my own because I was sick of scale boxes lol. It's really great advice tho. Find all the notes on one string, then the next, then the next, until it's done. The E Harmonic Minor has a lot of interesting intervals too.

[donindri]

That’s a great practice routine. I kind of suck at timing and rhythm so I have to resort to my food rhythm guides to keep it sounding good. I like hot dog, apple pie for the chord strum and apple pie, grape soda for the riffs. Yes, really! If I move up to pepperoni pizza, hot fudge sundae, my stomach starts to growl. Thanks for posting

[davidturner]

Any videos coming up on hearing aid unboxing for that older generation groovy man thanks a lot Sean where's the ladies

[dorfsteen]

Yeah me too I didn't start teaching myself to play guitar till I was 59 I should have continued when I was 14 cuz I was doing real good at it early and I went to the drums and forgot about the guitar I should have continued with both cuz I would have been pretty good at it and now it's a struggle cuz I'm old but I'm getting there slowly making progress every day takes a long time to learn to play guitar when you're old comes to you really easy when you're young

[danielrenaud]

One of the tricky things for me is to not hurry is when I'm making those changes from chords to notes to not rush it

[jijiseven]

Thank you so much for this video.I learnt a lot from what you taught.But I would like to understand what you said in the video, starting on 10min 34sec about flattening the seventh note of G scale.I want to know why we need to flatten it(is it becoz of that sound it gives? and also if we flatten it, is it still going be a G scale? Also should we flatten the seven note of the D scale too? Thanks !

[stevefrancis]

From memory the open 245 bit 9n G sounds like Ten Story Love Song by The Stone Roses

[Freddie.starMan]

Sean please teach us on your next video edge of darkness eric clapton 🙏

[markbothum]

Huh. Been following this channel since your primary axe was literally an axe, and I gotta say--you've noticeably improved. Could be PEDs, a body double, CGI, I don't know. But keep it up!

[matthahr]

nice. after each chord, how do you know which notes to riff on so that they sound right against the prior note and then how do you know what note to return to? Also, that middle fingernail matches that fret board pretty nicely, almost like a tooth of a person who eats too much tumeric.