The half step below the chord tone has been the easiest method for me of being able to target chord voicing’s. The reason is that I know that within that small section of the pattern I am automatically able to hit the chord tones and target some color notes all with one pattern/movement. The best part is that the pattern is pretty much the same regardless of the root being on the low E or A strings. If you know where they are in the grouping of chord tones with half step below notes, it is easy to practice the same shape because it’s moveable. Like if I get to the 7th note when targeting a major (or minor 7 chord tone) I know that if I am targeting a half step below or half step above note I know that my root/tonic note is right after the 7th and depending where I am at on the fretboard string wise, I know my third is right below it back one fret or right below the fretted note. Arpeggios DEFINITELY help being able to navigate the fretboard because it allows u to see outside a scale shape and to target specific notes within a chord and being able to identify those notes across the fretboard.
I'd just like to say that your content is extremely helpful, at least to me! and that your video editing is extremely tasteful and the videos are very enjoyable to watch. :)
@@RotemSivanGuitar It would also be great to talk about some of the effects you use to hear notes/chords droning over one another - in order to hear a chord tone against a scale. I would love to be able to do more of that when I practice by myself.
First, i love your videos Rotem! Its like a litle Yogamoment! I would love to know about your choises of guitars .And the "Adjustments" you do yourself. Whats with the Cork and Ducktape and Hairrubbers? How does that infect the tone or... Thanx man!
I agree with the other comment…Would like to see a vid on altered scales….and their triads and extended chords .. And then… ?..after lunch.. LOL I know that’s a lot.. maybe a couple vids..?👍🏼
What would you want me to do the next video about? please drop a comments
Hybrid picking maybe?
@@pogoism1 dig that.
Anything that you believe is valuable..👍🏼
@@RotemSivanGuitar :)
Altered scale?
The half step below the chord tone has been the easiest method for me of being able to target chord voicing’s. The reason is that I know that within that small section of the pattern I am automatically able to hit the chord tones and target some color notes all with one pattern/movement. The best part is that the pattern is pretty much the same regardless of the root being on the low E or A strings. If you know where they are in the grouping of chord tones with half step below notes, it is easy to practice the same shape because it’s moveable. Like if I get to the 7th note when targeting a major (or minor 7 chord tone) I know that if I am targeting a half step below or half step above note I know that my root/tonic note is right after the 7th and depending where I am at on the fretboard string wise, I know my third is right below it back one fret or right below the fretted note. Arpeggios DEFINITELY help being able to navigate the fretboard because it allows u to see outside a scale shape and to target specific notes within a chord and being able to identify those notes across the fretboard.
feels like an actual artist who loves music is teaching me arpeggios, and not just a boring professor with homework and assignments.
Thanks so much!
I can't believe how few views your videos have! The quality is amazing and you speak with such passion and clarity
Thank you! I'm trying
You're my guitar hero! Your guiding me to my inner musician!! Thank you 😀
Love it. You are always inspirational.
Amazing lesson! Cheers. More of this please.
Beautiful!! I love your videos and the vibe!
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Thank you for the very good lesson. You make Jazz more interesting to learn especially to a newbie. Cheers!
I'd just like to say that your content is extremely helpful, at least to me! and that your video editing is extremely tasteful and the videos are very enjoyable to watch. :)
Thank you so much!!!
new camera angle so sweeeeeeet. love it!
Never seen someone play so tastefull ty very much:)
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Learning to play things more musically from you... Thank you 🙏🙏
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simply amazing that intro, building the lesson with the backround. awesome as always rotem!
came back to talk about the camera work and the birds, greaaaat
Thank you so much!!
I'm at the stage in my guitar life discovering triads n arpeggios. It's blown my mind and really opened up my journey with music. I love thus lesson 😍
Thanks Annette! 🙏
Where do you learn from? Is there any book u recommend with excersises?
@@brancoserra5509 I found out from JMI it's a jazz college in Brisbane Australia 🌏 and then I bought some books. Jody Fisher is pretty good.
Thanks for this lovely lesson.
Such a unique, soulful and inspiring teaching style!
And always beautiful playing. 🙏🏻
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You're such an excellent teacher!
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Amazing lesson! Thanks!!
Really helpful and explained very well. Thanks 🙏🏼
Thanks!! 🙏
Lovely work, especially level 3 was what inspired me the most 😊
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So cool. Do you have a video on looping? It would be great to be able to do this at home.
Oh, not yet
@@RotemSivanGuitar It would also be great to talk about some of the effects you use to hear notes/chords droning over one another - in order to hear a chord tone against a scale. I would love to be able to do more of that when I practice by myself.
great stuff. What guitar is that?
the birds changed my guitar playing forever !!!
Lol 🧚♀️🦅
“…but for now I think we need some birds”😂👍
Lol
I think the birds could have worked if they were turned down to just audible and maybe slowed down by 12-ish% with some reverb to taste
Loved the birds 😊
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Amazing sound! That Guitar Is awsome!
Thanks!!
Great lesson. Love your way of teaching. Arpeggios in an understandable and fun way. Next lesson? How to make music with triads.
thanks for sharing this music, and more importantly, your mind.
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Excellent practice ethic.! I seem to do that naturally.. but its good of you to emphasize the point..👍🏼 Very good!! Thanks..
thanks Joe!
“But I think for now we need some birds.”😳😂
brilliant!
Thanks Felippe!
First, i love your videos Rotem! Its like a litle Yogamoment! I would love to know about your choises of guitars .And the "Adjustments" you do yourself.
Whats with the Cork and Ducktape and Hairrubbers? How does that infect the tone or... Thanx man!
Lol, fa sure
Need pdf for the birds
Hey rotem, i really feel i cant get out from scales and pentatonic
Could you do a video about it?😅🥹
Love ur stuff man❤️
I'll try!
I agree with the other comment…Would like to see a vid on altered scales….and their triads and extended chords
.. And then… ?..after lunch.. LOL
I know that’s a lot.. maybe a couple vids..?👍🏼
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❤️ thanks Matheus
Make sure u subscribed this guy or u will regret forever
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Did I hear takadimi when you were describing triplets? I thought I heard ta ki ta 🤔
Ta ki ta
Needs more birds
YESSS