15 Simple Tips to Sound Pro on Guitar

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Chapters
0:00 Intro
1:02 Tapping
5:14 Slapping
9:59 Strumming
12:00 Advanced harmonics

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[cineblazer]

I love Rob on his own. I love Andrew on his own. But when the two of you collaborate, it's really next level every time. Probably my favorite kind of video on either channel, y'all just work so well together!

[theovergoat]

I've always looked up to Andrew as this musical wizard who can just do anything he wants and play whatever he wants. I've been kind of jealous, wishing that I could do what he can. Seeing him struggling and learning things in this video reminded me that he's just human, and he got to where he is through years of hard work. I better do the same

[FizzyK-]

Watching Andrew and Rob together is always a joy. 😁

[SoCalGuitarist]

I've been trying to get Rob's guitar flamenco hybrid style slap strumming for several years now, without much luck. The way he broke it down for Andrew in excruciating detail was exactly what I needed to finally break through the barrier. Fantastic! This was a lot of fun to watch, and reminds me a lot of when I would interact with my own guitar teachers

[lema]

please make this a series where you teach each other and us your fans something new, like you can teach rob ab stuff like production and more synths!!!

[seedmole]

No joke, if this video existed 15 years ago when I was constantly on the ultimate-guitar forums, I'd be soooo much better at guitar than I currently am. Absolutely wild how far things have come from the early days of finding this stuff out online.

[LegendaryMuffins]

It's interesting hearing Rob talk about what got him into music, funny enough it's because of him that I found Andrew's channel and that's what got me into making music (saw the colab between them on the OP-1 several years back) and it's just been a whole new love of music ever since!

[kernelle]

One of the greatest signs of mastery is being able to deconstruct complex techniques into understandable bits. Rob is truly a master of the guitar, maybe not in the traditional meaning of the word, but a master nonetheless.

[jdestrada]

I've been playing guitar for 18 years and no one's been able to explain pinch harmonics better than Rob.

[nicholasparker.]

we need a petition for a guitar masterclass from both of them together.

[williamrandolph]

I didn't know I needed this, but seeing Andrew learning from someone else and not teaching us something was really refreshing, and shows he is always ttying to improve, as all music makers should

[GregGallagher]

This video is a freaking crash course on guitar and bass techniques, Rob is such a great musician and teacher, and Andrew is such a talent as well. Please make more videos like this!

[igorsadowski]

Seeing Andrew struggle at anything musical is such a bizarre experience

[w-hisky]

This was an unbelievably valuable and condensed crash course. 😎👍 Thank you both!

[douglasboyle]

You two together are why the internet and music were invented.
I also love that Rob starts out by saying "I started wanting to learn tabs of Megadeath but instead here's something I learned from watching Chico Marx" Inspiration comes from everywhere!

[gabet]

I got my first guitar a few months ago and this is the most helpful video I have seen

[infnloopmusic]

Watching Andrew learn pinch harmonics for the really takes me back to recall how much time I spent practicing and practicing it to get it right. It's definitely not easy and it was really cool to see this concept take flight and he really was a natural and seemed to get the hang of it quickly, which says a lot about Rob's teaching as much as it does the natural talent here.

[_Grimblewedge_]

I'm in my 50s and used to play guitar back in the 90s. Life happened and I got rid of all my gear. This year, all the kids left for college and I decided I really missed playing. I bought a guitar and amp and have been watching a ton of videos. This has been more helpful and fun than any other single video I can think of. Thank you!

[oldmanzen]

Rob is such a fantastic teacher. Not only can he segment complicated principles into easily managed lessons, but he’s super encouraging and fun. Great video guys.

[BajaShouta]

Straight up, I’ve been playing guitar for like 17 years now, and the harmonic section of this video is the first time I’ve genuinely learned a NEW technique in like the last ten years LMAO this is incredible