David Gilmour Pentatonic Triplets Guitar Lesson

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This is a solo I often play live with my psychedelic rock group, Fake Swedish. The idea is to create an emotive melody that utilizes perfectly-landed pentatonic triplets, as David Gilmour does.
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@yt9njp 7 лет назад

Eric, thank you once again for a truly tasty titbit. I love Dave Gilmore's style, as I do that of Dave Rawlings and Marc Ribot so I'm one happy follower. Your lessons are always inspiring, perspicuous and just plain enjoyable. Hwyl fawr!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks so much Neil! BTW - I just googled "perspicuous" - now I'm learning things too :-) Also, "Hwyl fawr!" - now I know Welch! Thanks!

@stephentraiger7455 7 лет назад

neil j. plummer the

@SoWhat.BigDeal. 6 лет назад

Perspicuous! Nice one! Never even heard the word before. Go Neil!

@universalmanchild 7 лет назад

I really appreciate what you do. I just found your channel not too long ago and I think it's a pretty selfless thing you are doing. You are spreading great knowledge to a lot of people. Thank you.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks Fred! I don't have tons of money to give to charity, so I figure this is a way I can help my fellow man :-)

@joerivde 7 лет назад

How do you not have more views? You explain these concepts so excellent!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks Joeri! I've been on RU-vid for a year and a half and it looks like the algorithm finally has decided to show me to more people - the views are starting to climb now. It's exciting! Thanks for watching!

@lachlanstewart9100 5 лет назад

Wow seriously ive grown so much in a few weeks just by discovering these videos. thank you so much man!

@EricHaugenGuitar 5 лет назад

Dude that makes me so happy to hear! Rock on!

@gariG2 5 лет назад

Thanks Eric. Yet again a quick bit of gold to open the door to soloing. Also, I’m a Gilmour fan and the triplet idea is spot on. I’ve been going over the solos again and it works so well not only to play but understand how each of Gilmours licks fit together👍🇬🇧

@EricHaugenGuitar 5 лет назад

Yeah! I use this trick whenever possible! As long as the song tempo permits , it can be a great way to build up some tension in the solo!

@Alderbeck 7 лет назад

I love your lessons because you teach the theory and the mechanics as well as technique. So many guitar lessons on here just show parrot fashion what frets to play and nothing of significance is acheived. One lesson from you and the student gains a multtude of transferable skills. Thank you, subscribed and liked.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks so much, Russell! I really believe in that old proverb, "Give a man a riff and you entertain him for an hour, teach a man to riff and he rocks for a lifetime." :-D

@monstawild 7 лет назад

You deserve much more viewer... You got a great sound (one the of the few that list with what the record is done), and you make me learn a lot, in a very pedagogical way! Thank you so much

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

+monstawild Thanks so much! I'm glad you like my teaching/playing style!

@sammitchell9668 7 лет назад

Pedagogical is a hell of a word! :) great lessons dude

@monstawild 7 лет назад

I'm trying my best, french dude here!

@SevenTwoDrew 7 лет назад

YES dude this is exactly what I've been looking for since I started playing almost 2 years ago. THANK YOU and subbed! Love your teaching style.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Awesome! I'm happy to help!

@philvanduyn 6 лет назад

Thank you for not shredding.

@EricHaugenGuitar 6 лет назад

It's my pleasure, Phil! Plus, I can't shred even if I try :-) I'd always rather hear a few notes with a lot of personality instead of a million.

@edwardzeigler6437 4 года назад

@@EricHaugenGuitar to hell wit the shred. throw in some flatted 5ths and a melody to boot. I once took a cross country drive stopping in Clarksdale MS. An old black dude played sooo tastefully, and was like "you aint gotta play fast, my people."

@edwardzeigler6437 4 года назад

Jerry Cantrell is very good at grabbing those extra notes off the bend. Also, Hendrix licks are like currency. I remember teaching a friend the solo to Hey Joe. He was so excited and appreciative. Also, a great place to learn those triplets.

@EricHaugenGuitar 4 года назад

Friggin' love some classic Alice and Chains! Jerry is a very original player.

@thebigcountry8518 3 года назад

This was probably the most helpful lesson for me. Playing triplets. I did not know. For some reason I thought it meant rocket speed playing and so I stayed away. This absolutely broke me out playing licks straight/dry (if that makes any sense). It's a waltz rhythm. Duh ! Lol My licks have come to life. Very simple for me and I melted right into it. Thank you ! For this Lil' Gem, I must Subscribe !

@EricHaugenGuitar 3 года назад

Yeah! We NEVER have to play fast!

@chrispy350 7 лет назад

Eric- I've been a youtube lesson junkie for a while, and there are some great guys out there doing great things. You are one of the best. Keep it up, please: it's inevitable that your following will grow in a way that I think will surprise you. Best.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Gosh, thanks so much Christopher! I'm already quite surprised at how many people like what I do - and the numbers keep going up! It's really exciting!

@GavinMorris1 7 лет назад

Dude. That tone! Love your non-slavish approach to this.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks so much, Gavin!

@Deliquescentinsight 7 лет назад

David always employed a very bluesy approach-and of course those singing passages. What is important is to express yourself IMO and Gilmour certainly does that. Thanks.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Yeah, I cannot purport to be a Gilmour expert at all! He has a beautiful singular style that is so inspiring. He really lets himself be himself - something I strive for :-)

@jward9637 7 лет назад

I always enjoy your brief lessons! You always give great ideas for expanding my knowledge and abilities! Keep it going buddy!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks J! Yeah - I try to give just enough info to inspire my guitar friends to come up with stuff on their own! That's waaaay more fun than trying to exactly imitate something :-D

@gariG2 5 лет назад

Eric, it would be great if you could pick out a few more guitar legends and break down the rhythms they use within their style. BB king springs to mind, especially how he uses pauses or leaves a certain space between notes and licks 👍

@EricHaugenGuitar 5 лет назад

Oh yeah! BB is the king or spacious phrasing! Some my other favorites who are great at leaving tasteful gaps are Santana and Knopfler - very creative use of space with those fellas!

@ashthegreat1 5 лет назад

You play beautifully. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

@EricHaugenGuitar 5 лет назад

Thanks so much Winston!

@brianlewis7598 7 лет назад

Excellent! One of the best online lessons I have ever watched. Thanks.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks so much, Brian!

@lancelothogben1297 7 лет назад

"Harmonic Vibrato" is Leo Fender-speak for inverted-phase tremolo, where the tremolo effect circuit of his early-60s Brownface amps split the musical signal into bass and treble and amplitude-modulated them 180 degrees out of phase. This creates a slightly phasey sound. Leo's first new amp after selling Fender to CBS, the Music Man 112 Sixty-Five gave the concept of tremolo a further twist with an amplitude modulation waveform that doubles up between 5 &10 on the intensity knob. This W-shaped waveform sounds even more like a Univibe than the Brownface circuit, especially with a distorted guitar tone.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Yeah! I've always wanted a brownface amp with the harmonic vibrato. Now I'm gonna be on the lookout for a Music Man 112 65! Used to have the big one, the Rd 135 head - very versatile amp.

@02jvenus 7 лет назад

Dude, your tone is angelic I love it!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

+donna campbell Thanks so much Donna!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

+donna campbell Fuzz plus Delay is a favorite combo for me :-)

@Florida_Boi_321 6 лет назад

your rig has such a great tone! Love watching your videos

@EricHaugenGuitar 6 лет назад

Thanks so much, Saverio!

@stuartdennis8506 2 года назад

I love that Mustang so much

@kenijonesESQ 6 лет назад

you have such a cool sound man cheers from Canada

@EricHaugenGuitar 6 лет назад

Thanks so much, my Neighbor to the north!

@stiffswithtitss 7 лет назад

That sounded articulated and smooth. I love your tone.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

+Brandon Demmert Thanks so much Brandon!

@Kestrel1961 7 лет назад

Great lesson Eric, this is stuff most other teachers miss out, glad I found your channel.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

+Martin Davis Cool! It's all about landing those pentatonic threes! Really fun to work on 😎

@BaileysMariner 7 лет назад

Hi Eric, just discovered your page today so thanks in advance for all the tips and insight. Aswell as playing along, i like to listen to guitar lessons at my desk in work sometimes! I think it helps to try visualise what is being instructed without a guitar in hand, hear it, and see it in your mind and internalize it that way. Anyway well done on everything, will comment again.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

+BaileysMariner Cool! Thanks so much for tuning in!

@williamjeffbuckleyjr.2648 7 лет назад

Thank you Eric. You are a great guitarist and teacher.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

It's my pleasure, Bryan! Thanks for watching!

@bonzo1928 4 месяца назад

This was a very handy lesson, Thanks!

@PhoShzel75 7 лет назад

Really glad I stumbled on and subscribed to your channel Eric. Keep up the great work! Your videos have the light bulbs in guitar land burning bright! Can't wait to get home and start working on this!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Awesome! Have fun with it!

@willnewsome6222 7 лет назад

Great tone and tasty chops! Cheers bro!!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

+Will Newsome Thanks so much Will!

@vicslash1792 7 лет назад

Love that tone and your smooth style!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks so much Vic!

@tricko2286 5 лет назад

Eric LOVE the videos ... I am really looking at the Deco after hearing your tone.... it’s seems great. Would you recommend it instead of a boost or drive... ? Thx

@EricHaugenGuitar 5 лет назад

I'm not paid to say this: the Strymon Deco is the best, most natural, most amp-like overdrive pedal I've ever owned. I use it in nearly every video on my channel. It's the perfect "always on" light crunch.

@jaydosinsaneos 4 года назад

wow that guitar is a beauty

@EricHaugenGuitar 4 года назад

Thanks! That’s my trusty 66 - I’ve had it since high school back in the 90s!

@johnc.8298 5 лет назад

Nice work but curious about "Here's the perfectly landed Gilmour six tuplets" (3:48). on the fourth "tuplet" you reach with your 3rd finger to hit the G note (second string 8th fret). Why do you go out of position (one finger per fret) and use your 3rd finger rather than the fourth finger? You correctly used your fourth finger for the C note (8th fret first string), why not correct form on the second string G right above it?

@EricHaugenGuitar 5 лет назад

Good question! I watched that bit again - The reason I use the ring finger on that 8 is to do that tiny 1/4 tone bend. Some folks would do it with their pinky, but that never really works for me. If I'm not bending I always use proper positioning though :-)

@jameswatson2302 7 лет назад

great guitar playing thank you for your lessons.i looked up Marc Ribot could not listen to him long ,but i just had to learn that melody inspired by him

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thank so much, James! Yeah, Ribot can be pretty out there - I really like his stuff with Tom Waits the most :-)

@nicholasskibenes7010 7 лет назад

That guitar is fucking beautiful!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks Nicholas!

@hothempire 7 лет назад

Eric, this is fantastic. Thanks for putting a new perspective into my head on how to hit this licks and move around. Subscribed... bell on!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

+Darren P Cool! I'm happy to help! Thanks for tuning in!

@russellwilson9740 6 лет назад

Is that bend going up high enough?

@TheTonyrolling1 7 лет назад

Bravo!!Thanks for your lessons!!!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

It's my pleasure, Antonio!

@TheTonyrolling1 7 лет назад

grazie!!

@papafaux1 4 года назад

Great lesson. Thanks!

@EricHaugenGuitar 4 года назад

It's my pleasure! When I watch this again, I really wish I had a phaser pedal on to really get that Gilmour laser-beam tone :-)

@rickc2102 7 лет назад

I feel like such a cheat.. I've a new favorite guitar teacher! **sub**

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

+Rick C Ha! Thanks Rick!

@BaileysMariner 7 лет назад

Rick C Haha, don't tell Marty I was here ok.

@michaelmendillo4614 5 лет назад

Lol !!! I feel you ! 😁✌

@LateNightBeatsOfficial 7 лет назад

Great channel (...) and what a killer pedalboard: really tastefully put together! Quick question: aren't you a little bothered by the intonation on this Mustang?

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks! And yes, the intonation on the G string of the Mustang is eternally a problem :-) But to be fair, I have beef with the intonation on my acoustics too, so I'm sorta used to having to deal with it :P

@LateNightBeatsOfficial 7 лет назад

Sadly, it's always an issue with guitars. Anyway, great playing and tone. Subscribed!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

+HalutioN I know! So many recording sessions have been sabotaged by squirrelly intonation! I still have nightmares about it 😆

@Sanitary_Atman 7 лет назад

Great lesson..Thank you very much sir...Greetings from India

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks so much, Sayantan!

@SAGGING_GUT 7 лет назад

Fake Swedish is on Spotify and they kick ass!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks man! We almost made it big, but never quite got there :-D

@bryanmannoia8410 7 лет назад

great lesson, thanks. I am looking for ways to spice up my lead playing, looks like I found the right place. subscribed.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Awesome! I'm full of ideas - stay tuned!

@michaelb.4210 7 лет назад

He uses triplets on top of 4/4 all the time like this. Not sure why people are saying they don't hear it. This lick lesson sounds like some of the ones he does in Shine On You Crazy Diamond This links to the exact time of one that came to mind : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-R0sw2CgysWY.htmlm50s but there are many examples in that song alone.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

That's a great example of this idea!

@michaelb.4210 6 лет назад

I just listened to that again and realized it is in 3/4 lol. However I can find some other examples of them on 4/4 with ease if needed ;). He also just loves tight triplets like that in general so it is a good technique regardless of time signature.

@RobertSlover 7 лет назад

fantastic videos so very helpful to learning new things. much love man.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks Rob!

@thearno2885 3 года назад

The trick with Gimour is that he makes it sound sooo heavy. Is he slightly behind or ahead the beat?

@EricHaugenGuitar 3 года назад

And his TONE! Impossible to imitate - that's such a thing! As for timing, he sounds very relaxed to me - not too concerned about being ahead or behind really. Just floats!

@thearno2885 3 года назад

@@EricHaugenGuitar was thinking his more heavy solos, In The Flesh part 1 in particular.

@norman2999 6 лет назад

Absolutely bitchin' lesson, brother!! Thank you very much, Eric!! I just subscribed to your channel. Greetings from Montreal, Canada!! Keep on video-ing, dude! Your axe-brother: Guitar Norman

@EricHaugenGuitar 6 лет назад

Thanks so much, Norman! I love Montreal - I've been a couple of times as a teenager. One of my good friends lives up there now, too. Maybe I'll visit next Spring :-D

@kentbeery8653 6 лет назад

Killer Tone Man

@EricHaugenGuitar 6 лет назад

Thanks so much, Kent!

@michaelmendillo4614 5 лет назад

His amp is the secret, along with his knowledge of setting up his effects the correct way,,, he would sound good plugging any ole guitar into it I think,,,, 😁✌

@ghromm1 4 года назад

Awesome lesson! Thank you so much! Working on that triplet feel now. Question: right now im alternate picking them (down-up-down up-down-up - repeat) because im used to alternate picking. Is this a correct way or is it better to downpick all the first notes of the triplets? Don;t wanna learn it the wrong way! Thanks!

@EricHaugenGuitar 4 года назад

Good question! I think at this tempo you're totally right to downstroke the first note of the triplets for extra oomph! I just played it again and that's what my gut says, and he's *usually* right :-)

@ghromm1 4 года назад

Thank you!

@ianbrandao8899 7 лет назад

Good lucky, friend. your channel is great

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks so much! I really appreciate it!

@jackberk9018 7 лет назад

I like your mustang but I've heard a lot of people say they don't like them or that they're student guitars, how would you say it compares to a strat or tele?

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

They are short-scale, so it can be awkward to get used to how little the neck is. If you have big hands I definitely wouldn't recommend one. I love mine, but I do have to play it everyday to keep my hands used to it. If I play my tele a lot, and then switch over to the mustang, I'm clumsy for a couple of hours :-)

@Newrecordday2013 7 лет назад

Hey Eric, Just recently stumbled across your channel and wanted to say thanks for all the help! I was curious if you might offer skype or video conference lessons for those that arent local? Also - do you happen to offer the backing track you made for this particular song?

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Firstly, great website! You are now my go-to guy for stereo information! And yes and yes, I do offer skype sessions and backing tracks, just hit me up at my email ericonthree@gmail.com :-)

@watchmakerfs 6 лет назад

Awesome band! The mix sounds like Jefferson Airplane.

@EricHaugenGuitar 6 лет назад

Dude thanks so much! That's high praise indeed!

@CachanillaFFM 6 лет назад

Oh god!!That Hendrix lick is killing me!! I play 11s on my strat and it seems like the strings are too high..that one string gets stuck under my nail..crap...didnt think there would be still something on guitar that gets my fingertips bleeding. Damn

@EricHaugenGuitar 6 лет назад

Yeah! A good setup with low action helps! I have a little sting height measurer that I got from stewmac.com that I keep handy. My strings are usually between 1.25 and 1.5mm at the 12th fret - quite low!

@GaryMcT 7 лет назад

I've heard that Hendrix bend and release for years and always wondered what was going on there. Thanks! Eddie Van Halen does it a ton in the early bootlegs too. He seemed to have lost it along the way, maybe because it was such a distinctive Hendrix thang.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Me too! Many thanks to my buddy Adam Nolton from Caltrop for showing me that trick! I use it all the time now :) I'll have to go back and listen to that early Van Halen - great stuff.

@henkbennen2021 6 лет назад

Not specific a Gilmour sound, but you have an incredible sound on your own!

@EricHaugenGuitar 6 лет назад

Thanks so much, Henk! Yeah, I think I missed the mark a little on the true Gilmour soaring tone. I think I need a phaser for that :-)

@SGspecial84 7 лет назад

You are GOLD, sir!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

+SGspecial84 Thanks so much man!

@rmiller9969 7 лет назад

One of the best lessons on YT. You nailed the tone and the Hendrix bend (such a bitch to perfect) was sweet. I want to ask for a Mayer inspired lesson but since there are so many, how about a Robert Cray style lesson? Great stuff man!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks! True story - me and John Mayer were at Berklee College of Music at the same time. Nice dude - had a few classes with him and saw him at some parties. Even then, he was on his way to fame.

@rmiller9969 7 лет назад

Eric Haugen Clapton made me pick up a guitar. When I heard Old Love on the 24 nights (VHS tape lol) I was hooked. Then one day while downloading music on Napster, I saw John Mayer had a cover of Old Love. I was like, "What? the body is a wonderland guy likes Clapton? Since then obviously he's proven himself as one of the best guitarist do I g music right now and has really inspired my playing. His solo on Covered in Rain from Any Given Tuesday is up there as on3 of the best of all time in my opinion (probably not a popular opinion). That's awesome man, keep up the awesome lessons brutha!

@Iron_Thunderstorm 2 года назад

That Hendrix thing during minute 8:00 sounds very similar to something Ted Nugent does in Stranglehold

@apbach9787 7 лет назад

Great Eric, Love it; Keiping dem up on der Rocking!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks so much Anton!

@CosmicHobo2 6 лет назад

Nice! I'll give that a go. Might not be your thing but could I suggest a lesson on indie pop, upbeat melodic jangly guitar stuff along the lines of John McGeoch, Johnny Marr, Will Sargeant?

@EricHaugenGuitar 6 лет назад

Good idea! I love that stuff too. Recently read Marr's biography - it was excellent! What a smart dude.

@ViniAndradeMusic 5 лет назад

What pick thickness you recommend to play solo guitar in hendrix, gilmoure... style?????

@EricHaugenGuitar 5 лет назад

I’m not sure what those dudes used, but I’m preferential to Dunlop Tortex 1.0mm 🤙✨

@JolyonPatten 7 лет назад

Hi, Eric. If you have two seconds, can you show or tell how you get the Univibe effect on the Flint (or is it the Deco?), please? Thanks Jolyon

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

+Jolyon Patten Hi Joylon! That univibe effect is coming from the flint. It's the "harmonic vibrato" toggle mode on the left side. 😎

@JolyonPatten 7 лет назад

Thanks, Eric. helped.

@travismcgrath6917 2 года назад

Band name alternative: swedesque?

@thegolfnut812 3 года назад

Eric, on the fuzz, does your friend Mark Meyer do this for others?

@EricHaugenGuitar 3 года назад

Marc hasn’t been taking orders lately - I think he’s too busy with his day job!

@thegolfnut812 3 года назад

@@EricHaugenGuitar Here's an idea, why doesn't he package the parts with a wiring diagram and sell it.

@druboudreaux1129 6 лет назад

You’re a bad man, brother

@EricHaugenGuitar 6 лет назад

Thanks man!

@cybernautsterranautsandast2151 7 лет назад

What would be actually more helpful is teaching the techniques for muting what one doesn't play. It's pretty easy to follow a short tab and keep doing it. But I see a void of mention that there is this world of ensuring that there is no incidental racket that happen with pull-offs, hammer-ons, bends and finger shape changes, I would think the masters "land" their triplets so well because they use techniques to prevent sideline clunkers. That is the hardest part for me--I sometimes wonder if one's finger girth and/or length excludes some of us from getting there and may be why there are less superstars than there might otherwise be. But again, it may just be that mastering the art involves the technique of precision silence.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks for the feedback! I'll keep that in mind for future lessons!

@inUR2teeth 6 лет назад

I don't know how you manage to do that but.... almost every single video you make teach me good stuff👍 I've learned so much recently thank to you..... You are my Genius 👏 As a side note, Marc is quite old now, think a little about YOUR possibilities 😉 Have a great day (bring more 5th flat stuff on pleeeeaase 😁)

@EricHaugenGuitar 6 лет назад

Thanks so much! I think I had a dream recently that Tom Waits was coming by to do a vocal session with me. Who knows, maybe it will come true!! :-D

@maham593 6 лет назад

Dude, that is fuckin SICK

@EricHaugenGuitar 6 лет назад

Thanks!

@michaelmendillo4614 5 лет назад

You pulled the word right out of my brain !!!! TONE ,,, Wow ! You certainly know how to obtain good tone Eric ! , Best of all,,, I just learned you have a band ! I cant wait to check you , and your band out !!!! I just know you boys are good !!! Very excited!!! TY Brother ! Always a pleasure,,, ✌😁

@EricHaugenGuitar 5 лет назад

Thanks Michael! Yeah - Fake Swedish is a psyche collaboration with my buddy Joe Romeo from high school. I actually just released and EP of gritty originals: erichaugen.bandcamp.com/releases There's some wild guitar on it!

@michaelmendillo4614 5 лет назад

@@EricHaugenGuitar With a guy named Joe Romeo in the band you cant help it !!!! You guys have to be awesome !!! Hahaha ! Going to give you fellas an ear right now !!! Thank you Eric !!!! Appreciate it alot !!! 😁🖒🇺🇸💪

@EricHaugenGuitar 5 лет назад

This is the debut record form like 2005 when we almost go famous :-) fakeswedish.bandcamp.com/album/get-correct

@michaelmendillo4614 5 лет назад

@@EricHaugenGuitar Oh Man,,, TY Brother !!!! Cant wait to give it both ears !!!! I appreciate it brother !!! 😁✌🇺🇸💪

@ukefriction595 7 лет назад

Subscribed with bells on! how have you only got 5.5 subs

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks so much! It's a slow and steady process to build up subscribers - most of the guitar teachers on here have been doing it for years and years. I've been really encouraged by the response I've been getting in a relatively short time :-)

@hafstrat 7 лет назад

Great job. Great time too.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks so much Howard!

@alexwillis954 2 года назад

Let’s not forget about Gilmours oh so tasty vibrato

@keithmcmillan4076 7 лет назад

Great channel, great insight!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

+Keith McMillan Thanks so much, Keith! I am constantly humbled by the positive response to my guitar thoughts!

@tim196868 10 месяцев назад

That mustang looks like the same year as my mustang. Mine is original. Mount has to like vanilla white with the red plate .

@emmanuelibus 3 года назад

How can I fit triplets into a regular 4/4 time?

@EricHaugenGuitar 3 года назад

instead of counting 1 - 2 - 3 - 4, you divide each beat into 3. 123 123 123 123 Check out this vid all about it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-V27pLxuR_k8.html

@lolobuggah2670 7 лет назад

i notice your picking direction during the triplets is not alternate picking. what is your strategy for picking direction and are you consciously thinking about that during the triplets?

@zTrebster 7 лет назад

It's a technique called economy picking where you alternate pick on notes that stay on the same string and you sweep pick when changing strings, it's the most efficient way of picking for stuff like that.

@lolobuggah2670 7 лет назад

Trey Beastin' it doesn't look like economy picking either.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Looks like I doing mostly downstrokes. In my teens, I tried really hard to go fast - practiced sweep picking, economy picking, tapping. One day, when I was 19, I realized it wasn't gonna happen. Since then I've embraced my slowness :) I think at the tempo of this demo, you could get away with downstrokes only.

@benjamesmichael 7 лет назад

your band is sweet, dude

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks so much, Ben! You're tele is pretty dang sick as well! I love the tele custom look.

@davidenglish7835 6 лет назад

Hi Eric, thanks for another awesome video! I’d like to practice my triplets further (also other odd note groupings like quintuplets and septuplets) and my preferred way of learning is to transcribe pre-existing songs. Just wondering can you recommend any other guitar solos/riffs that use this technique a lot?

@EricHaugenGuitar 6 лет назад

While I called this vid "Gilmour Inspired," this idea first came from SRV. He really was great at just absolutely nailing pentatonic triplets. I'm not a huge SRV guy, so I couldn't really point you to a specific song, but poke around his catalog and see is something jumps out as a particularly learnable moment :-)

@davidenglish7835 6 лет назад

Thanks Eric! Not a big SRV guy myself either, however I did just happen to be listening to ‘Gabrielle’ by Ween, which has got some awesome triplet runs that should keep me busy for a while! Better go fetch my wah pedal......

@EricHaugenGuitar 6 лет назад

Good choice!

@CachanillaFFM 7 лет назад

Hey Eric. some say its good to tune down a half step with 11 strings on a strat. Is it the same with a short scale? your sound is just amazig!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Yeah, I've done that in the past and it's sure made it easier to bend ;-)

@ryanwilmes-guitarsongs8102 2 года назад

Cool videos, man. I've just started watching them recently. Also, I dig the Fake Swedish album. I just released my 1st little ep called Cap'n Dudley's Secret Ear on Spotify and wherever. I'd love to know what you think. Either way, keep doing what you're doing, I really like the vids and find inspiration in them. Maybe do a personal lesson sometime if I can.

@fantomfoto 7 лет назад

Very nice!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks!

@bonhamhouse1169 7 лет назад

Killer tone!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks man! I absolutely love the sound of a good germanium fuzz hitting a soft delay - always makes for epic-ness.

@ronlight7013 7 лет назад

Is the reason why triplets are so essential is that they correspond to the rhythmic pattern of a blues shuffle? Or something else?

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

I think you're spot on with that observation, Ron! Also, there's something about the feeling of those rolling threes that is very effective.

@lucasbretels 7 лет назад

Great lesson, using a metronome?(or backing track)

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks B! I made the backing track in Garageband.

@meprobinson 7 лет назад

Great stuff!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

+Mark R. Thanks as always, Mark!

@arkivuo5284 7 лет назад

awsome video

@EricHaugenGuitar 6 лет назад

Thanks so much, Viktor!

@brich2929 7 лет назад

Eric- How about some Songs from Beck's One foot in the Grave?

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

That's a great record! I haven't listened to it in a while - I'll have to give it a spin and see what jumps out at me :-)

@tomdrowry 6 лет назад

Can you do a lesson for 16th notes too.

@EricHaugenGuitar 6 лет назад

Oooh good idea!

@fedeFF2 7 лет назад

2:05 what is this pedal? Strymon flint?

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Indeed it is! The Strymon Flint with 70s reverb and harmonic vibrato function engaged - very warbly!

@michaeldelia1452 7 лет назад

Nice!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

+Michael D'Elia Thanks Michael!

@douginny 7 лет назад

That was really really great bro. I learned a LOT! I subscribed and will be checking out your site.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks so much!

@davidevans3175 7 лет назад

Very excellent, very tasty, well done.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

+David Evans Thanks so much David! I really appreciate it!

@BengtLindblad 7 лет назад

Haugen, shouldn't that be "fake Norwegian?" Great stuff!

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Ha ha ha! Very true!

@walterweimer1333 6 лет назад

TRIPLETS is the magic word that nobody told me and that's why my playing sucks!

@EricHaugenGuitar 6 лет назад

Oh hey man don't get down on your own playing! Everybody's got their own style, that's what makes it fun! I play like me, You play like you, Gilmour plays like Gilmour :-) But yeah, triplets are coooool.

@walterweimer1333 6 лет назад

Eric Haugen LOL!

@rjh1226 5 лет назад

I’m stuck in acoustic land , help. I don’t know what the f you’re talking about when you play with your effects. Funny but I went to school for worked with and understand electronics more then most people Knowing how to get the sounds you want seems to be an art on its own

@EricHaugenGuitar 5 лет назад

I hear ya, man! I understand electricity a tiny bit, but am in awe of folks like you that actually get it! But yeah, knowing how to combine effects devices to create sounds is a thing all its own - takes a lot of trial and error!

@ryanzeigler9763 7 лет назад

FYI that isn't a "Hendrix thing" it's a Billy Gibbons thing.

@EricHaugenGuitar 7 лет назад

Love me some Moving Sidewalks!

@tisbonus 7 лет назад

Billy Gibbons influenced Jim as well. I remember an old interview where he stated the 1st person he saw play hammerons was Billy Gibbons & not Holdsworth or Mcglaughlin.

@cedricblanc7087 2 месяца назад

Bummed out you couldnt go any slower at 4:30 and spent 2 minutes talking about the riff and playing it fast without showing how to play it. No wonder 4:30 is the most replayed