Intro and Jason Richardson's supervillain alter-ego: 0:00 Burning Questions: 7:50 The best $1,730 ever spent: 11:50 How to play as fast as humanly possible: 13:40 Name Those Notes: 16:55 Blending cinematic and classical genres with metal: 26:05 Jason's new signature EBMM Rorschach Red Cutlass: 31:17 Almost dying in Austria: 41:28 Jason's favorite airplane album: 46:16 Jason's dream band: 48:25 Jason's supervillain advice: 51:30 Today’s guitar villain is Jason Richardson, a technical master of guitar playing and an equally adept composer of complex and interesting music. If you tabbed out his guitar solos, they’d look like barcodes. If someone asks Jason, "Hey Jason, how fast?" Jason simply responds "YES". We’re gonna break the speed limit and have a great time doing it on this episode of Guitar Villains. Jason's new signature Ernie Ball Music Man Cutlass: bit.ly/2TP2vaV Follow Jason on RU-vid: ru-vid.com Subscribe to Guitar Villains on Spotify: spoti.fi/3i8q2xg Subscribe to Guitar Villains on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/3n08vL3
10:30 ask them to rent time on a Carbon 3D machine so they can print hundreds of the different contours at once without making molds and they won't be the exact material but they will be close and they'll fit your fingers like the final product - they use CLIP technology to draw your object out 25x faster than regular additive manufacturing. They have a TED talk on it and a bunch of demos on popular technology channels. To actually get their machine for your personal use was about 40k USD last time I checked. Alternately, they could take a sheet of the material(s) they want to try and use 3D CNC to carve both sides until the picks just pop out and then give them a tumble with the steel balls to knock the edges off.
Jason Richardson signature “Tzuh hahah” counter: Guesstimate: 26 Final: something like 52. Note: idk how to count them, as mr Richardson often separates his “Tzuh”’s from his “haha”s and I don’t know whether to count the combination or each individual part as a whole
I am ashamed to admit I've never heard of this guy but I'm definitely going to be looking into some of his music now thanks so much Tyler for opening my eyes to some of the greatest guitarist ever
Jason Richardson is a badass musician that is so versatile. Technical abilities, the song composition, dynamics, tone, speed, accuracy, djents, polyrhythms, you name it. He is a soup of all of these in an intense way that is so cool.
@@joshuagoudie2849 you're right, actually all three of them are amazing guitarists but misha is a little bit more mainstream than others because of bulb stuff before periphery. Jake and mark would be amazing too of course.
Just FYI...your channel wasn't on my radar as a favorite or go to channel but I'm really digging the guitar villains series so now it is. It's badass 🤘🔥🔥🤘
Fantastic interview, Jason seems like he is such a nice guy. He’s a phenomenal players but I love how he compliments Rich Graham and simply because no mater how good we think we are on guitar there is always some one better and we can learn from them and that is why I love guitar. Don’t hate if some one is better than you just learn and become better 😊🤘
I use to be one of those guys who kept asking how do you play faster how do you get fast...I’m not the fastest like these guys but I can play some yngwie tracks. 1. Practice 1234 1324 etc... 100x 1000x 10,000x 100,000x 1million times etc... all over the neck do it up n down the neck bottom to the top...side ways until you can do it as easy as 1234 coz you will pick that up quick. Challenge yourself and do the hard ones a lot more. 2. Learn solos that are fast. Take a little parts of it 4 5 6 notes only and do step 1 to it and then put it all together nice and slow and build it up. If there’s a section that’s giving you trouble keep working out until you get it might take a day or two maybe three days a week a month depends on what you want and how much you want it. 3. Step 1 and 2 again and again and again and again and again etc.... That’s how you do it... like Jason said...just practice and practice and practice and practice and practice and practice.....And more practice
19:40 I remember when I was watching Jason's documentary and Taylor Larson's name popped up and I was like I heard about him but can't remember who is that person. It took me a while to realise Tyler and Taylor were different persons.
I’m a massive fan of Jason Richardson and I was absolutely surprised he chose Allan Holdsworth so quick and easily for his dream band. I had no idea he was a fan of him,but that’s freaking awesome. Holdsworth is my favorite guitarist tbh and Jason is way up there too.
Additionally, I've seen some comments saying that this is a bit too structured, I think that's a feature, not a bug. A lot of guitar interviews are trash, or not very in depth. Whereas this gives a good overview of the artist for the time invested.
Love that you mentioned "Greasy Granny" - saw Charlie Hunter in the late 90s and he asked for audience requests, and I yelled out "Giant Steps" as a joke - sax player made a face, but they played it! Such underrated, awesome musicians.
@@YourFearIsReal im not doging on him. Im just saying the difference between podcasts and interviews is podcasts are more free form and interviews are structured and planned out.
Sorry to say that I've never heard of this guy or his music. (In 47. I'm not caught up yet.) Anyway, I've been playing since I was 8 and now I play like I'm ten. This guy makes me want to give all my guitars away and hide in a cave. He is incredible!
The guy is as humble as to say "I'm curently not in shape to play some of my stuff". Anyway he seems like a very nice person. The guys are hesitating between 9 and 9.5 gauge strings and I'm there in love with my 11 after moving from 10 hahaha.
If the 7 and 8 string fiddles scare you, just don't play the extra range untill it the advanti of not having to slide way down the neck to move down a 4th+ creeps into your wheelhouse, I promisr you every 7 string has a six stringer built in and the 8 have both
Awesome interview Tyler,loving them all......looking forward to the Rick G coming up soon....... just an idea....but do you think you could interview Jason Becker? not sure of the logistics etc,but just an idea... :)
His Doom and Diuke Nukem tats are fantastic...and so are the rest of them. Dude has basically all of what I want on my arms, minus an OG Cacodemon because Cacodemon
