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I help adult guitar players reignite their passion for music, even if your concerned it's too late to start or share this journey with their loved ones.
This 1 Guitar Exercise Helped Me Break Plateaus Final
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Sound Like a Pro Overnight With This Simple CAPO Secret
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Even You can Sing + Play Guitar | Lessons for Beginners 4/6
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On my first week of learning at 54 years old. Let see if old dogs can indeed learn new tricks. I'll do this everyday until I can do it automatically. Thank you!!
Yeah buddy. For me, Play painfully slow. Build up that muscle memory. Also, how you pick. Where is the pick positioned to strike? Do it with hammer ons and pull offs. Then alternate picking. Learn to feel the notes. Good luck with your school. People also have to understand. First get an ear for being in tune. Barre chords are the killer. Many will stop there. Working through frustration. Loving what you play because you will chase sounding like someone else until you sound like you.👍🏾
good stuff, subscribed
Hey man you should make a video on how this sounds! I always knew Brandon was using a different tuning
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@@AndreshernanHerrerachacon glad it was helpful!
Wow, this exercise coupled with your pedagogy is amazing. Liked and subbed.
@@keychange6231 awesome! So glad it was helpful!
@@guitargympro quick question though. I noticed that when you flip flop your fingers both fingers land simultaneously. I can do that with the 1st and 2nd finger, but when I try to land each finger simultaneously with the 2nd and 3rd finger, I can’t do it. I can only move them one at a time. Do you think that if I keep practicing moving them one at a time eventually I will get to the point where I can land them simultaneously? In other words, do you still think the exercise is beneficial if I can only move certain fingers one at a time?
There is no air in The Windmills of My Mind My Lights are on, but Nobody's Home 🏡 I'm Older than Dirt, and I'm Fartin Dust, Don't know why I should even Fuss...Hi Jake...Don't write them, just steal them...that's evolution...that's reality...and everybody should know, Reality is for Those that 🤔 can't cope with dope...Nap Time...Herb
@@HomelessHerbStone love it!
Is there a metronome app or device that you recommend? You are assuming that the viewers have worked with metronome ‘markings, - I’m insure of how these are used…. Thanks..
@@jimantonino4394 I like prometromome 😊
Great video, thanks 😊
@@xeekus1604 glad it was helpful for you!
Thankyou you are very easy to follow great teacher. Look forward to more . Great work. ❤
@@lenadonise7661 thank you! So glad it was helpful!
I really do like your guitar lessons on here. I'm not sure about joining a community because I am very shy and scared about that sort of thing. The fact I am even thinking about it would be a HUGE compliment to you if you knew me and what that means for someone who hasn't even stepped outside their home for anything other than a medical appointment in more than ten years. You'll just have to take my word for it and accept that it's a compliment. Thank you so much for all your time and effort spent on complete strangers. You're a star.
@@IcarusDrowning-gz8se I definitely take that as a huge compliment! Thank you so much :-) I’m also glad that this video was helpful!
Awesome teaching🎉🎉🎉
@@tazador793 so glad you found this helpful :-)
Yes you are so goood
So glad this was helpful!!
Good lesson Jake 👏👏
@@jamesbrandon2698 so glad it was helpful!!
First!
@@user-qn5of6yj1d yes you are! 🙌🙌
I've not picked up my guitar in decades. Everything is so atrophied. My brain knows what to do from playing when I was younger, but the fingers won't obey. I found this video, and have been working on it daily, and it works VERY well. Thank you so much!
So glad it is helping!!!!
thanks for the advice and help. im struggling and looking for anything that can help me improve.
You’ll get there. Just keep going. A guitarist is a guitarist because they play guitar. If you don’t stop you’re winning 🥇
Add it to the list of covers done.
Thanks dude. Really helpful!
I'm really glad it is making a difference for you :)
Just started playing guitar after procrastinating for years. This video's genuinely the most helpful and captivating one I've come across! Great content, even better method of teaching. Looking forward to going through the channel and picking up your tips & tricks.
Thank you so so much!!!
Jake, the essence of good teaching is explaining - and you are excellent at that (hence, an excellent teacher)! I've gotten more out of less than 6 minutes listening/watching you than 10 hours of others blathering on! You have quite a gift, and I'm now a future long-term fan! Serendipity brought me here, and subscription will keep me here!
Thank you so much. You just made my day 😊🎉
This is the best explanation of using a capo I've ever seen. Thank you Jake much appreciated.
Glad it was helpful.
talk,talk,talk.
Nah this aint it chief
Cool. Thanks bro.
LOL :D you're not only a great teacher but you're funny, too :D lol
Wow thank you!
Thanks. Great advice...
Glad it was helpful!
I've been doing this, and it has helped.
So glad it is making a difference. !!
Great video! I have a question about focus: any tips for staying focussed while practicing? Example; working on cross picking speed I will often make mistakes because I’m thinking about… Life, Work, everything but what I should be focussed on. My mind does not stay in the same room as me and my guitar. but sometimes helps is closing my eyes and imagining whatmy picking hand is doing, but actually watching my picking hand makes me drift off.
The closing the eyes thing is really helpful - that's a good trick you've found. I also will find a spot on the wall (blank one) to look at too. That can help for eyes open. The other thing is to get a piece of paper or note book and put it by your writing hand. Write "I will not let this interrupt me again.." Every time you make a mistake or start to drift off write down that thing, and put a check by it if it comes up again. I think this was a Ben Franklin trick, but I've been using it for years. Lastly, listen to yourself. Really, deeply listen. How does your pick sound on upstrokes? What about trying to gently accent every 3rd note? Can you hear a timbre difference between the wound and unwound string? Anything to bring your attention to your ears.
Good stuff. In your opinion, what's a good resource to learn songs? Meaning once one knows open chords and scales, where does one go to have someone explain how to implement those techniques and play a specific song? I know Marty Music is on here and he seems great. Anywhere else you recommend? Thank you
Marty is great. Justing guitar too. I have a free group where I have a few songs with videos and I walk you through each practice session beginning to playing the song. It's free and you can check it out here to see if it might be for you: skool.com/guitar
crazy train isn’t a black sabbath song it was written by ozzy osbourne
Yeah - I said it on accident when filming 🤦♂️ but didn’t realize until I was editing a few days later
@@guitargympro it’s ok
Just wondering why do ypu count strung from the Bottom not from the Top which makes more sense ?
It is the standard way of counting strings - I’m not actually sure where it started from. It is back wards from piano (C1 is low and C5 is high). But, if you buy a method book or see another video or take a class - it’s how they are numbered.
So, is it o couple of months or just one week, which will make the difference?
You'll see results in a week if you do it everyday for 2 minutes - it's a really powerful exercise when done properly, but you'll keep seeing results for months.
Unfortunately my ring finger just would not move down the string...
@@PistolPeteUK111 it can take a bit to get - can you set all 4 fingers down and lift up just your ring finger? Not even move strings just lift it up? What about with your fingers flat on a table?
@@guitargympro my ring finger is not absolutely dead. It moves a bit with other fingers are set in the same position, but moving down especially when other finger is moving in opposite direction is impossible. Thank you for your advice and encouragement
Great stuff. Thanks
Of course! Glad it was helpful!
I personnaly don't use a metronome, i now started to use drumb machin, i use LoopZ and it's pretty cool ! Might be more confusing than the metronome, because all of those drumb sounds, but eventually i get use to it ! I use this instead, because it feel more engaging, more musical and fun ! And as you know, we talked about that a few days back ! To feel relaxed with a metronome or a drumb machine, is probably one of the hardest things to do for me, because you're trapped by a rhythm, and most of the time my whole body is more tense, even when slowed down ^^ XD ! That's why i always try to make these practice stuff F.U.N ! because from my personal experience and philosophy; without fun, there is no progress ! :) But yeah, just the fact that i had the courage to change my mind a little bit and to start to use a drumb machine (metronome or drumb machine use to be my nightmare); just that is really great ! I a already start to feel small improuvement ! :) I really need to try using backing tracks for soloing; now that i've decoded a bit the fretboard ^^ !
Yup! I love using drum machines or even loops. And my favorite (once I can play a song up to tempo) is to play with the record 😊
@@guitargympro I do that too ! For the music that i transcribe by ear ! Mostly electronic music melody or video games music ! I love playing it with the original, sometimes i'll slowed it down, because it's just to fast for my fingers and physical capabilities in général! :)
@@z3rod696 I love that TH-cam let's us slow stuff down really easily too!
Thank you. Great insights..
Glad it was helpful for you!
Great.lesson Jake. What.metronome do you recommend?
Really any one will work. I use an app called ‘ProMetronome’ - I’m not affiliated with them, I just like it. But any free app or inexpensive metronome will do the trick.
Why don’t you call it what it is: Travis finger picking ?
There’s a lot of names for it - and Merle Travis, the father of Travis Picking didn’t actually quite do this type of thing. I usually call it alternating bass or pattern picking. Though Travis picking works just as well. Some people don’t know what it is though.
dude i just had a MASSIVE breakthrough i few days ago !!! I did watch a vidéo that give tips for people who are confused by scales ! And at a moment the guy talk about the G major scale, and show the entire fretboard with that scale, with the Root mark in red; and i did pause the vidéo for a few minutes.... And guess what ????? I DID notice a logic, a connection between the roots !! Like you show in this video, the staircase that goes down ! And the moment i notice that and understood that it works for every notes, i quickly grab my electric guitar, and start to play the major and minor scale; and then.... It was the revelation for me !!!! The fact that you can just use the major or minor shape, the same way on the entire fretboard; it create a staircase illusion, It just make me feel soooooo goood, and now i just flow with scales ! It's a lot more simple that you would think ^^ It's insane !!! :)
Amazing!! Glad you had this breakthrough. It is weird at first too - because it isn’t like any other instrument, but once you see it it’s almost like magic 😆
Interesting! I’m trying it!
Let me know how it goes!
Great exercises!
So glad they were helpful!
thank you for this
So glad it was helpful for you!
Amazing!!
Thank you 😊