Tim Miller - Wide Interval Improvisation Lesson 

His tone is amazing.

Amazing musician. The Holdsworth is strong in this one. The influence is unmistakeable from the style, to the tone, to particular phrasings. But credit where credit is due. Tim Miller has obviously done a lot of home work and seems to have figured out how to present these ideas in a way that the average listener/watcher can understand. An incredible virtuoso. I've seen a number of these videos and I am very impressed. Tim Miller is a rare vanguard of a new approach to the guitar that was pioneered by Allan Holdsworth, and I have no doubt that Tim is influencing a new generation of guitarists that will be pushing the envelope further into the future. I look forward to watching and listening to everything this guy puts out. There is much to learn from Tim Miller.

One of the very best RU-vid guitar lessons that you'll ever find. Learn this. Memorize this.

Tim, ...dude, you're giving all the secrets away, LOL!

Tim, thanks a mil. It opens up the next level of melodic playing I've been in search of. Simply brilliant!!!

There's a lot to steal here. Thank you very much.

Beautiful phrasing in every chord, and so thoroughly explained, thanks!

A great lesson for any guitar player and Tim, thank you for the knowledge. I really dig the teaching style. Totally works for me... God bless

This is an outstanding lesson!

I just started the first exercise and my guitar playing has improved a lot. I think I'll need one year or more to get this whole lesson under my fingers. Thank you very much !!!

A. Great lesson, and it hooked me from the very first demonstration. B. What smooth, economic playing, and what an awesome tone.

This man is a revelation

Really great lesson & clear breakdown of what and how to practice. Thanks Tim!

Really great lesson. Thanks so much for posting this, Tim!

I want a Klein guitar like that soooo bad

I missed that vibrato, I was in one of your classes in berklee online Guitar scales 101, greatings.

I can't wait to work on this! Thanks for the lesson

Thanks so much for this awesome lesson Tim. You are a great teacher... Wish you lived in Chicago so I could take some lessons in person!

What!!! This lesson is amazing! Thank you! Love the sound and love the idea!

I have absolutely no idea what you are talking about but it sure sounds good!

This is really solid information. Nice one Tim. Its time to give up my week !

That's a absolutely awesome lesson!! Great Melodic ideas!!

Cool video. I’m going to have to see how I can incorporate some of these concepts in my solo guitar playing. A lot of interesting harmonic ideas in there.

I m glad that one day by chance I run into a random video of his...a true revelation for me! This 3x3 concept is definitely a refreshing and modern way to hear and use a scale! I've transcribed and make a cover of the short demo solo at the end of the video. For those who could be interested here's the link! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9HoiWI1mueI.html

Sweet. I've seen you do similar things with arpeggios and they sound lovely too. Thank you. I see some channels with hundreds of thousands of subscribers, and you have 15K. No accounting for taste I guess. All the best. I'll be back. 😉

Simple and elegant. Love it

There will not come a day when I can understand and play like this.

Love it! Amazing. You have such great tone! What effects are you using? Compression? Reverb?

Beautiful playing as always Tim!

This sounds awesome and so fresh!

Master Tim ! thx for this lessons ! is a revelation ! thx from heart !

Thanks so much. This is a real gift.

Another great lesson! Thanks Tim!

Fantastic, Carl Verheyen is using amazing intervalls too

Tim is amazing. One of my favorite players. Check out Ian's channel. He is a great musician as well.

Tim, on your chord types you played 10 types, then in the ex. to get them under your fingers you played a continuous 14. could you please tell us what the 4 were that you didn't explain in your "chord types" thanks,

This is so cool! Great stuff!

Very clever stuff, Mr Miller! I'm curious about the guitar and amplification - the tone is lovely, to my ear anyway. Obviously it's a Steve Klein guitar, but with a sound-hole? Hollow body I presume... Does anyone know anything about this please?

do you know the story behind the klein guitars? who made this one?

What a lesson. Thanks a lot.

Cool ideas man great lesson

Do you have any recordings out there Tim?

nice lesson, thanks for posting.

This is Awesome Tim! Hope all is well in Boston :)

yeah this was awesome!

great lesson! thank you

Great lesson bro :)

Great lesson. Thanks. Is that a Klein guitar?

love the sound

Thnak you, great concepts !

Hi, very nice :-), greetings, Mike

I was hoping for a your new lesson :-)

very nice sound

Killer idea!!!

thanx Timmy!

how do you tune that guitar

I'd love to know his signal chain...

for the min7b5 i'd be hitting that natural 9 like 6th mode of melodic minor

HI, U THE THE REAL HERO.......I LIKE UR VDEO....I LOVE U...SO MUCH..WOW.

Brilliant

Beautiful voice.. I mean tone..

Totally cool.

Tim!

wish I knew that 30yrs ago, good fun now though...

Brilliant,,

what kind of guitar is this?

Sir! what happened to your headstock :0 lol

Excellent! Inspiring! Check out his site!

Wow!! Thanks Tim

like old finalfintasy signal

💥💥💥💥🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

ok how about a tone run down...amazing guitar tone!

7:08 sounds like a Bach prelude.

Who sad that Lute players weren't hip and trendy!

Oh gosh....good player...got any albums

The most hideous guitar with the most beautiful sound...Very strange contrast

great sound, great lesson...playing is up the scratch, but that guitar...haven't seen a guitar this ugly in a while ^^

www.soulezzaguitars.com

Great tone great playing ideas but that is the ugliest guitar I've ever seen