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great catch

It's CGI.

@@bulletsforteeth5029the whole thing is CGI.

@@bulletsforteeth5029 Music in general is CGI.

His girlfriend sure like this technique! Hahah

The Buck Grip. He's spoke about it. Developed because of some fucked up finger pain. Serious! Man is a genius. The new guitar hero. ❤

That’s a truly beautiful story. Best wishes to you both.

@@kohala1815Thank you, this guitar is incredibly special and so is my wife! I’m a blessed man ❤️

I think the key is to focus on the noises coming out of the amp and let the fingers work it out for themselves. The other school of thought tends to focus entirely on the movement of the hands or pick minimising it (rick graham perhaps taking this to its limit) and the hands when they're playing look like they're very precise and doing the minimum movement and thus lots of fast notes can be created - especially if you use high gain, but the resulting sound is arguably not that great to listen to - it's not sloppy and uncoordinated but nevertheless its very monosyllabic. Maybe the best method of developing technique sits somewhere between the 2. The potential flaw with mostly being driven by the sounds you're creating and letting your arms and hands figure out how to play is that your technique may be less efficient and wastes energy or develops some bad habit like tension in your playing. to minimise that I'd suggest putting some focus making sure that you're relaxed and comfortable - like "that's the sound I want, now I want it to feel easy to play" - like Eddie with his big cheesy grin when he's playing something. But yeah, that would be my take. I doubt Chris has spent much time figuring out how to move his hands like that so if it looks complicated or difficult then it might be if you decided you were going to try and replicate it, but the thing to aim for is the tone and sound you want.

He's a pro.

To say the least

high e string sucks anyway

Ha I thought I saw something

Not having a tremolo does *really* help in this regard 🤣🤣🤣🤣

iT´S A FIXED BRIDGE...

@@ViciousMaximus Yeah, because completely relieving tension on one string has no impact on tuning....

Not in a fixed bridge@@guyblin

@@ViciousMaximus Yeah - a fixed bridge does nothing to counter the neck tension release when a string goes. I mean go and try it - downtune the low E until it's slack and see if the rest of the strings are still holding tune. They won't be. Unless they can defy physics.

The soul must flow! That was gold to me As a F. Herbert fan.

Agree, that was absolutely amazing...

Peter Greene & Jimmy Page : Bruh

@@saucerfullofzepp4203 I'm familiar with who popularized I was just saying I've never seen the tech aspect of it and appreciating the demonstration.

We'd typically refer to this as hybrid picking and I agree, Chris's right hand technique is next level!

Last bit, not lady bit! That made my post more interesting.

What's the guitar?

Gibson ES-355

It's Need Your Love So Bad by Fleetwood Mac/Peter Green.

Maybe, same Chord Progression @@teaganfoley2400