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Paul Gilbert is one of the most gifted shredders. His playing is overwhelming and studying his technique is an enjoyable task for every guitar student: |
We'll warm up with a run from Down To Mexico:
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And a repetitive run from Heavy Disco Trip:
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Hammer-ons and Pull-offs from Pablo Wablo:
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Adding slides in Pablo Wablo again:
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Gilbert often uses trills to embelish his solos. From Flamingo:
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Using free strings is a Gilbert trademark, like this run from I Feel Love:
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And from Be My Wife:
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Free strings again in Bumblebee:
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A chordal run from Ears and Ayyyeeeeees:
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An interesting technique in Gilbert's work is strings skips. From Pablo Wablo:
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An example of how Gilbert plays arpeggios in Gilberto Concerto:
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And two examples of tapping from Vivaldi's Four Seasons:
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