Guthrie Govan - Professor Shred #5 - Part 1

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In this month's edition of "Professor Shred," Guthrie Govan covers tapping in 16th-note triplets and gives a little insight on how to play his song, "Bad Asteroid." This is part 1 of the lesson.
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@branecollision 12 лет назад

"i seriously don't care what that chord is called" i love this man.

@joeleke64 11 лет назад

you'll get there, man xD C/Bb (6x555x), A/B (7x765x), C9 (8x875x), Fmaj9 (x8555x), Eadd9/G# (4x445x), G13 (3x345x), Bb7#11 (6x775x), Em11/B (x2523x) you're welcome

@Bocman1 4 года назад

what a hero

@ABombs1 2 года назад

barre the 2 on the last chord

@HWCWTD 12 лет назад

That idea of keeping single note throughout a progression, something so simple but brilliant! He's a great teacher.

@Leo2112Lion 10 лет назад

Don't listen to those one-trick pony guitarist who say music theory is bad to learn, it's not. It makes you a more well-rounded and overall good player like Guther Govan here.

@scholat 11 лет назад

"I seriously don't care what chord that is."

@majin_4953 4 года назад

Would have never expected those words from him :D it's so rebellious

@guitar5289 12 лет назад

Thank you guitar world! I'm so happy to see Guthrie on here. Everyone needs to hear this guy play.

@BoyOfLol 11 лет назад

gorgeous chord progression. Just amazing. I love your shredding, but dude you got so much more than that. You've got soul and passion in your music that so many shredders seem to be missing.

@TheMrMRsmoke 8 лет назад

the best pitch axis progression ever

@hestanders 12 лет назад

This guy is awesome. Guitar world need more people like him.

@stevetort94 10 лет назад

i love how he's so indifferent about the names of the chords he's playing. shows that he's really playing with his ears.

@notargetbg 10 лет назад

"...I seriously don't care what this chord is called..."

@kurtti1043 5 лет назад

He knows theory for sure but he has to have a great ear too.

@joeleke64 11 лет назад

C/Bb A/B C9 Fmaj9 Eadd9/G# G13 Bb7#11 and he ends with an Em11 for those wondering what the chords were called.

@Ortemon 6 лет назад

joeleke64 Bbmaj7#11

@radomu1 12 лет назад

That feeling when you see a Guthrie Govan video on your subscriptions.

@JohnGuitarSolo 12 лет назад

Love this guitar lesson Guitar World

@intralimpidus6216 9 лет назад

Badass droid

@Lpedraja2002 11 лет назад

Thank you very much man! I will play with these later.

@jipak93 12 лет назад

Omg! Guthrie Govan has a curved pinky too. Now, I have no reason think that mine's a inpeneterable limitation lol.

@JahJahBruh 11 лет назад

Guthrie saying Steely Dan is so nice to hear.

@noaswes 11 месяцев назад

real

@captfodder 12 лет назад

Great, great stuff. I have nothing important to say really, other than thanks for putting these together - you're awesome!

@tbeiber09 12 лет назад

Everything Guthrie touches is gold!

@mikesinaro 10 лет назад

@hjalmarBuoi It cancels out overtones, also deadens the strings if you put it on the fretboard in case you're doing some crazy string skipping tapping lick. Great piece of kit.

@SeaCryptWeave 3 года назад

fantastic

@rifft1337 12 лет назад

@smashboompow1 It's the backing chord progression to the song "Waves" off of his album Erotic Cakes

@ckalas 12 лет назад

funny, informative and inspiring. guthrie should take over guitar world.

@Wilbeerthoven 12 лет назад

the end is so beautiful

@Shane-5150 Год назад

Thank you Guthrie.

@givemeajackson 12 лет назад

i want guthrie to do audiobooks. he has such an awesome voice.

@markmusicman 12 лет назад

@Socioistic I think it is because they learn solos from a tab of a favorite song but have no idea how to jam within the key they are actually playing in. That is why it is so important to learn all the chords positions and the scales. As Guthrie says don't let the scales rule you just use them as a tool to expand on your talent. Jamming along to a backing tracks using your emotions and feelings is an important part of developng your ability to improvise.

@gmacbeth121 11 лет назад

I remember seeing in an interview him explaining it, and he said they are Suhr pickups. But look it up for yourself too.

@L33tP1ckL 12 лет назад

I'd have to say that we are pretty damn lucky, even blessed, for you less secular types out there, to have such a creatively adept musician like Guthrie Govan create these videos for us. Free of charge no less. Think about that for a sec. Thank You (sincerely) Guitar World.

@qwertyuiop46853 12 лет назад

@acdcyoyoer Not exactly, pitch axis is changing the key to another with the same root. You could always have chords that share a note while staying on a single key, for instance an E minor triad (E-G-B) and an A minor triad (A-C-E) share the E note, yet they're both present in the key of Gmajor/Eminor.

@jonohmygosh 12 лет назад

When he did the chords I was like "Ah that looks easy! Bring it on!" then he did the tapping.... "screw it, I'm playing Xbox"

@SamJWest1985 10 лет назад

Mind blown!

@OpusThesis 12 лет назад

@wilsinhobatera Yes he does. The Brighton Institute of Modern Music in England. I had him as a teacher, not only an amazing player, he's also the most engaging, funniest, nicest guy ever. Best teacher I've ever had.

@LoudStereoTINYDICK Год назад

How can he be so good? Its ridiculous it goes to show how complex the human brajn is truly he is such an advanced human no way i could ever be that smart

@RyanB747 11 лет назад

Jamtrack Central have the full album tabbed with the official backings :)

@Hypnus9 12 лет назад

Amen. I've been thinking the same thing.

@GregoMorgan 12 лет назад

@hjalmarBuoi It prevents the part of the strings that's between the left hand fingers and the nut from vibrating while taping.

@fordilavofgad 12 лет назад

he is the most likeable guitarist, i have ever seen

@indrameda 10 лет назад

MAESTRO

@JayFraser0987 12 лет назад

@agavalence Guthrie is a large jazz fan, and these kinds of chords are right up jazz alley. Take a walk around the world of jazz saxophonists and jazz guitarists, and you'll find this kind of thing all over the place.

@DJ7tringGuitar 12 лет назад

That single note that's found in all of the chords is what Satch refers to as a pitch axis

@LGCB3 12 лет назад

Amazing as always!

@TronicSpeedsta 12 лет назад

@haruko958 I'm not sure if I agree with that. I really like that chord progression. But each to their own.

@schmittl1 12 лет назад

@shahrullz1 its a break in his song Waves which is amazing

@MedalionDS9 12 лет назад

Great chords

@joeleke64 11 лет назад

6x555 would be c e g (which is a C chord) and a Bb in the bass. So It's definitely right. You're also right. It's kind of subjective. But my version makes more sense because it's easier to read than Bb(b9)(b5)(6)(no 3rd). overall in jazz you could be that specific, but trust me, they'll prefer C/Bb because it's easier to read.

@StuartHetzler 12 лет назад

greatest all around guitar player who ever lived

@jasondesjardins7371 9 лет назад

I'd love to hear Guthrie just letting loose and shred. If he did though a black hole would probably be formed right were he is and the planet would implode.

@DVTOM 2 года назад

There is a video around of him and Petrucci trading off at JP's Guitar get together

@johnhuldt 11 лет назад

I really love the crossover potential that Guthrie has because he forces people who may not generally be into that stuff, check out jazz vocabulary :)

@SantomPh 12 лет назад

the chord progression alone is sweet.

@Johncowk 11 лет назад

oh my f*cking god, those chords are so magic o_o

@Manu_Music98 8 лет назад

Thats a badass steroid

@NavidKhan84 4 года назад

lmfao...should be mantra of some UFC fighters

@ShredST 12 лет назад

@Socioistic I suspect that it's because people who learn by tabs and videos end up not listening to closely to what they're playing. They just learn the fingering and picking patterns. People who learn by ear are probably more likely to internalize what they've learned play.

@xxczerxx 11 лет назад

Oh i see! No that makes sense man, I guess i've just got an old-skool way of thinking of that kinda stuff. No worries :)

12 лет назад

@tripletth THANKS !!!

@sonyman1995 11 лет назад

The Ab steely dan chord is a Abm7addb13

@MDBYSL 11 лет назад

Anyone know what he's using for his bridge pickup? Sounds incredibly mellow for it which I dig.

@acdcyoyoer 12 лет назад

correct me if im wrong but when he plays the cords and they all havee that one note in common thats basically what the pitch axis theory is about right ?

@fernriver 12 лет назад

Abm7#5 - A flat minor seven sharp five

@LeoKisomma 12 лет назад

Actually, Joe Satriani's quote on Guthrie Govan's Erotic Cakes album was "it put a smile on my face a mile wide". Satch isn't the kind of guy who wants to put down other musicians but rather wants to help them grow; he's taught a lot of the 80's legends including Vai, just as Guthrie is currently teaching at an English University. Apparently the response was that Guthrie wasn't well known enough for a decent turn out, which may or may not be true, but Satch and Guthrie are fans of each other.

@FAGarcia23 12 лет назад

@TheJonOhBoy best comment... i felt like you after watching it...

@shredx81 12 лет назад

@brosaguitar I think he's talking about Eddie Van Halen

@GregoMorgan 12 лет назад

@hjalmarBuoi well because you're tapping on them

@MetallSonata 12 лет назад

His thing about keeping the E note in every chord, that's kind of the idea behind Pitch axis isn't it?

@pcromano 11 лет назад

Yea. Abm7b13 it is.

@realbluemeanie 12 лет назад

EFFIN' THE BASS!!!

@giovanni21mas 6 лет назад

can´t figure out the last chord, can someone help

@dbzaddict444 12 лет назад

@jburde But he uses it liek a Bb, so yeah.

@brosaguitar 12 лет назад

@vanhalenreserve Not american mate. GG is from the UK ;)

@ShredST 12 лет назад

@eddieisfiction Based on the many videos of both guitar players

@wilsinhobatera 12 лет назад

does he teachs in any music college? he's a great teacher.

@DJspin88988 12 лет назад

WHAT. Guthrie is too good for RU-vid Guitar World

@giovannifusco8083 12 лет назад

Guthrie IS the G3. G3 means : Guthrie Govan with Guitar.

@sunwolf87 8 лет назад

Almost feels like 'Sisters' from Steve Vai ☺️

@slashy04 12 лет назад

@radomu1 that feel*

@jburde 12 лет назад

The chord C with Bb in the bass...Lydian vibe? Maybe I'm not proficient enough with theory but I'd just think of it as the 3rd inversion of C7, haha.

@TRUEORU2010 11 лет назад

Thats why God's given us ears!

@lodude5 12 лет назад

yeah you got it right there, very good job fine sir XD

@ShredST 12 лет назад

@eddieisfiction That's way underselling Guthrie.

@TronicSpeedsta 12 лет назад

@haruko958 Ha, I see where you're coming from. Every time I reply to your comment I get to watch this video again so I'm cool with all this :P

@JadeTigerKungFu 12 лет назад

It may be easier to think of it as E2/G#

@metalheadblues 12 лет назад

@radomu1 Awesome

@NickoTheGuitarist 12 лет назад

@musicmaniak512 GG is past G3.

@toomanygittars 12 лет назад

That's a super-ss-rally-gt-fastback-hardtop-sprint chord in there.

@oraclemanconsulting 11 лет назад

is the tab posted somewhere?

@williamthomasmi10 12 лет назад

Oh man that lick would be sick with a bassist playing the low pedal notes you're playing

@roxinouchet 12 лет назад

Yeah Guthrie uses the pitch axis in some way

@erszebet 12 лет назад

@LikeFreakingEpic being narrow minded is sooooo good, so that there`s no room for mistakes.

@charliehustlenflow 12 лет назад

guthrie KNOWS about the steely dan sheeet

@guitrz1 12 лет назад

how high is he.........but seriously....super clean

@wungabunga 11 лет назад

I was always too impatient to learn music, but I still nod along as he tosses off the b flat major seventh sharp eleventh spiel. Deal with it.

@eddgomezHaHa 12 лет назад

You have to be used to hearing odd things to be able to understand jazz/blues/rock mixtures. seeing as everyone is complaining i suggest you listen to allan holdsworth.

@ShredST 12 лет назад

@eddieisfiction Greg Howe.