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Update: Yep. It's that good. And yep. The pickups sound ridiculous.

Going to collect a B6 with BM pickups from Doug today. Will report back later

Yes. Used to be on there. Full of very high quality lessons. The previews on YT do not do his website justice. Years of material on there.

Get a good teacher

Interesting. I would say slanting to skip strings is the one thing I wouldn't agree with

What part of cracking the code do you think is wrong?

do both. Exercises are valid for isolating a technique. Especially if you want to get that technique to a super high level.

Wrist all the way.

I would say playing the Gilbert 3NPS stuff at 120 sixteenth note triplets would be a good goal. It is a goal I use for most of my students who want to play that kind of stuff. 12 notes a second is quite easy to attain, progress usually slows a lot after that. Really it depends entirely on what...

Agreed. This guy should take this stuff live... and let me play guitar for him.

Video would be helpful. Play some 3NPS patterns and some riffs etc

In short bursts yes. I got comfortable at about 265 and could apply it with simple 3NPS runs. 280 was just on a single string. It was a good experience though and it made slower tempos like 200 seem effortless.

Drill your picks

my books might be of use. They cover technique, timing, rhythm, practice routines, speed and endurance workouts

Cool lick, looks like a pain in the arse too!

When I was practicing a lot I did about 6 hours a day of focused practice. I must be well over 10,000 by now

Just a matter of time before the downfall

Vibrato was the thing I noticed that needs work

Trill until you can trill no more

My Riff Training books could possibly be of use. Although they are geared more towards technical development than theory.