plop all,
For everyone who as complex about not beeing the fastest guitarist ever, watch this :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BynUZOJc8QI
After that you should be satisfied about your speed
see ya
- daganael -
I knew that one, it's wicked His left hand is like it doesn't even really fret the notes He touches extremely light.
Yeah, I've seen it before and I feel like that is way to fast. It's a gazillion notes per minute and not music to me.
Great video, that is sick speed!!!!
I know that video, too. It has been discussed and we came to the point that it´s a fake.
I bet this guy knows only 2 solos to play
Actually I listen to his songs and he doesn't abuse the speed limit, that was strange for a guy who broke the world record.
That's just sick
I thought that video was fake
Aaaaa, Petrucci kill your self!:)
Impressive I must admit.
.... but give me a well crafted solo any day regardless of speed and I'll be still impressed.
Saw this before while ago, thanks for sharing tough
Hmm I thought this video was fake??
This has been discussed here before, some people think it is fake, I don't it looks real to me however I dislike his picking. At 170 bpm I hear uneven timing, at 230 I hear the same thing. Then when it gets to ridiculous speed, I really can't tell what he is doing, it is way to fast to even distinguish if he is being accurate or not.
I am a fan of steady picking, fast but steady and with dynamics. That is why I love Paul Gilbert's shred, maybe not the fastest, but incredibly steady controlled and accurate. To me this is more important that increasing speed.
This is better to me
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muqflDqEEp8&feature=related
I can clearly hear the 16th notes played at the right time
I don't think this was a fake.
I'd love to play that fast. Not always, but sometimes. :-)
If you actually check out his music, its nothing like this. I do admit, Playing at 320 bpm is pretty near useless, But his point here wasnt the music, just to see if he could set a record. His actual music is pretty awesome at times, he doesnt even play close to 320 bpm in his songs I think. That aside, I think he muted the notes so you could hear the notes more clearly, maybe it was a requirement or something, Muting did make it sound bad, but once again I think the point was setting a record, not his music.
And one last thing, Learning to play this fast (well, maybe not 320 bpm, I probably would struggle with 220 bpm, actually, I know I would ) But if he can play this fast, any other speed below would be extremely comfortable to him. 16th notes, even 16th triplets or 32nd at a lower tempo like 190 or 200 would be very easy, and most importantly it wouldnt stress him. Thats why I think it can be beneficial at times to learn to play fast.
Looks and sounds like a dot matrix printer.
Really unbelievable!
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