hahahahah thanks man!
hm, ok it is such hard as it sounds...
very well Ivan,
like you explain in another lession, you creaqte a very nice Atmosphere in the video!
im still trying this one!
isnt as hard as it sounds!
Thank you!
Well done Ivane
Thanks!
Lots of feel!! Great
Nice lesson!
Great lesson for such an important topic. Great tone as well
I like your style man!! Cool lesson.
Sweet playing.
Great chops man, very nice tone
Great playing Ivan! Nice lesson!
Great tone and good build up of the solo
Great lesson, Ivan!
Hi Ivan!
So cool solo, with great tunes!
thanks everybody!
yes, that's my mexican strat...
Dynamics are most important part of leads and playing in general, so this lesson is very useful!
Awesome lesson, Ivan ! Is that the Mexican Strat' you were talking about ?
Cool lesson Ivan!
Wow man, you are a true inspiration! Great lesson
Awesome licks dude!
Well Done!
Really cool. I like the tone
Nice lesson i like the build-up
Awesome tone as usual, and a splendid build-up in dynamics. Thanks for the inspiration Ivan!
In this lesson we are going to work on dynamics of playing. You don't have to use pedals or amps to boost your signal, it all comes from your fingers.
"Ups" and "downs" are extremely important in music. Those two terms could be explained as higher and lower peaks in music. As you may guess, higher peak would be the louder, more powerful sounding part of the musical piece, and lower peak would be something exactly opposite; quieter, subtle sounding part.
So how to boost your playing and how to calm it down?
Rolling off the volume pot on your guitar just a bit, to clear up the sound, is one of the best things you can do when you want to sound a bit softer. Some subtle palm muting will work great too. But the way you pick and the way your vibrato sounds are the most important things here.
When you want to sound loud and powerful, dig into a note with your pick and do some wide vibrato with your left hand. You can also use a couple of double stops, if your sound isn't too dirty, or throw in some pinched harmonics.
That's the territory you should explore more by yourself, to find out what you like and what you don't like and how to incorporate it in your playing, because it is very important.
You can start by learning this solo :)