Pro Guitar Teacher Tries To Learn G.O.A.T

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In this video I try learning one of the hardest riffs on the guitar, Polyphia's G.O.A.T. and go through how I did it.

It wasn't easy.

0:00 Intro
0:14 Step 1
0:27 Step 2
1:29 Step 3
1:43 Step 4
2:23 Step 5

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Hope it's helpful! Sorry for the blurred parts. I know Polyphia are understandably very serious about blocking videos that show their tabs. So, I've blurred out the part where the full tab was shown. I hope it doesn't impact your enjoyment of the video.

step-by-step-guitar

Henson is a masterclass on planning your fingers based on the next note.

Emm_R_Guitar

Your editing is clean asf man! the vid is easy to digest and very fun to watch!

AqworldsAuildere

The qoute about finding more details, and the goal moving foward is really well worded. I enjoy your videos. You can be super helpful to guitarists that have major experience like me, or beginners. Im self taught, and in your last video I learned that keeping my thumb out allows for further stretches. You also have great editing. I hope content creation works out for you. If long form isnt, maybe short form could in some way. I think you have a gift at explaining things.

I dont comment often.

zerocory

This is not easy, but it is not the hardest riff ever

fpjesus

I've been playing about 9 years off an on again and this makes me feel so much better about my progression and the skills I've learned either from trial and error or YouTube thank you

keithdye

🤘Thanks for all of your wonderful advice! This wasn't mentioned but you can imitate the tone of Tim Henson's guitar by throwing your fender pickup switch to the up position, choose a clean tone, and finally add a Chorus effect commonly found on many amps. i like to throw treble all the way up too to make the harmonics ring a bit more. 🤘

ryuk

Now I don't feel bad when it takes hours and hours to learn one of Tim's riffs. I'm right on par.

bradleybarton

It shows what an amazing guitarist Tim Henson is. His precision, speed and timing is nuts.
Thanks for sharing this. You could hear it was not perfect yet but I think it does not take anything away from you as a teacher. It is good to show students it takes a boatload of dedication to get to such a high level!

A lot of talk is about Tim, but Scott Le Pages guitar game is on point as well. And the rhythm Clays as well.
That is why Polyphia is such a good band. Just raw talent that found each other.

OifelOifel

"The more details you learn about what is required to do something the farther that goal moves"
Me watching a video about learning the riff 👁 👄 👁

yazdanajd

Did you ever finish learning the full song?

SakhaGaming

I'm currently still learning this song and I started a few days ago. I was able to learn this riff quickly! (except the really fest run.. yet) other than the run the rest of the parts are easy to learn (for the main riff)

ethanko

Henson looks so relaxed when he plays ... he uses the absolute minimum movement ... I purchased his signature guitar ... and I still can't play like him !

pablorages

I started guitar in late october of 2023, and after a little over a month i decided to try learning Goose by Polyphia- Chunking made the song SO much more manageable, and along the way practicing the song not only allowed me to play that song, but many others, as my ability to legato, alternate pick, and move large distances became easier. I think its pretty fruitful to push your limits with songs like these because it *does* translate to playing other songs.

alexandergott