The Secret Trick All Legends Use To Sound Amazing!

Great lesson!

I've been years learning that damn Ace Lick from Love gun up to tempo (around 150 pbm triplets) but never reached. I arrive at 130 after a long and hard effort. I don't know why. Actually I use e and a strings on a box and then I step to the other one at 12th fret...

The secret is hard work and motivation. There is no easy way to learn how to do anything.

I've also heard players call this approach "Scale Picking Patterns."

DUDE great video.. but i'll be honest i gave it a like once i saw the WCW nitro shirt! haha!

Dude. Excellent. Been in a bit of a soloing rut lately. This is the easily most technique I’ve picked up in a long time and it took all of 5 minutes. Great teacher!

ROBERT BAKER, Do a Uli Roth Sequencing lessons and Dave Murray Nested Triplets lessons

I stole this trick from Kirk Hammett a long time ago.
I should practice it more though.

You can teach an old dog new tricks .Sometimes in your guitar journey you learn things and kind of forget them.Grear lesson reminded me of how good sequences sound ..Keep up the good work Robert !!

OMG! It was tough for me to see because of the glare but the Les Paul you're playing is a 1979 Les Paul K.M. Model isn't it? A buddy of mine had one of those just like yours (tobacco sunburst). That is hands down, the best guitar I've ever played. Incredibly low action.Amazing tone as well! I've been trying for 30 years to get him to sell it to me with no luck. Enjoy that fine guitar!!!

Thanks!

Hey Rob, I just kind of discovered you I think I’ve given you a couple of super banks I’m not sure if I have it I will. I usually do when I learn stuff from people anyway, are you in the band? If so, what’s the name of it do you have music out there that I can check out?

Excellent lesson dude.Rock on

That Run or sequence is one of the first licks I learned back in 1980 from a book called "the Heavy Guitar Bible" by Richard Daniels. It has 3, 4, 5, and 6 note runs. I still have that book too and refer to it often, one of the best $10 purchases I ever made as a teenager...😉

Randy Rhodes used this fill a few times.

Yeah they trick us with their moves..I was mesmerize when i was in my teens watching those rock bands.

Playing for 30 years and i still suck in speed and accuracy.

That’s so incredibly simple yet so cool!! I can’t believe I never thought of doing this in all my years of playing. Thank you for sharing this information. I can’t thank you enough. I wish I could have had a teacher like you when I was young. You have a great gift in teaching and your playing.

Backing tracks? 😂😅😂😅😂

I learned this technique long ago playing Triumph tunes. Rick Emmet is the bomb!

pretty sure this sequence is in kill them all album

doubtful you will answer, but worth a try. what scale is this in? second time watching and noticed you say keep it in scale, but it's not a minor pentatonic?

awesome...great teacher!!!!!!!

My truck is, I got this box that when you stomp on it Ed Van Halen pops out and plays everything for me. So yeah…

No one tricked you. You didn't pay attention.

great start for
rock kids....TY from denmark

Cool lesson, thanks.

Dave Murray also uses this a lot.

Those that say scales aren't necessarily relevant need to pay their dues if they want to become relevant. Good tutorial Rob👍

OMG you are just now on sequences. Those damn finger twisters hurt your hand for a few months before you get used to it.

Maybe Play it in context of a improvisation? Where to use it, what beat behind it. To me it’s seems like only a lick.

My warm-up for the last few years has been to run triplets through the pentatonic positions 5 times. I've never made this connection even though I was basically practicing sequencing this whole time. Thank you!

Robert, you are a frickin' great teacher. While I was aware of this technique I had never known what it was called. Similarly, outside and inside picking concept, I had experienced but had no idea it was its own thing with a name. Learned two things in a short ~11 minute video, great stuff 💪

Saw kiss back in 2002 & they faked the whole show, walked out after the 3rd song

Ace love gun solo. 😃🤘👍

Same sequence in Sweet child o’mine 🤘
I finally figured it out recently after years of just thrashing through a random pentatonic run 😅

Damn. You teach really well. Gonna get your courses, man!

The Secret Trick I Used To Stop Being Amazed By "All Legends": start listening to jazz guitarists instead.







Top-notch instructional/inspirational video, though, and cool guitar teacher! (And don't worry, I still love most of "All Legends"; after all, where would any of us be today without them?)

They used a Stratocaster

This is the kind of "mind unlocking" thing I've been looking for ....for like 30 years. I never learned to improvise and I think had I learned this all those years ago, I'd be pretty well on by now.

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Kiss sound amazing? No, THEY SUkT!

Hell, just have your grandmabuy, you a Les Paul and Marshall amp and go get hopped up on drugs and alcohol and start moving your fingers and beating the hell out of the strings and you'll have exactly what they were doing they couldn't have told you what they were doing either they were just playing sporadically having fun and getting high and getting laid and all the pleasures that come with being on the road in a famous rock band and dying Young , while the record companies we're cashing in on the opportunity because most of these rockers or more whacked-out on something or the other than the audience's that was listening to the crap they were putting out!

The pick of destiny l.

I purchased this today since I have been away from playing for a year or so. I figured it would get my brain and fingers moving again and be fun. 😊

I bought rock and roll over when it came out on vinyl

I cannot see exactly what your doing but it appears and sounds like triplets. ????