this is one of the greatest guitarist alive today, he deserves more recognition. hes like guthrie govin, hes just in another universe from people that are considered great.
Ce mec est génial en plus c'est la notation français des notes encore mieux pour moi .Je vous adore car ce n'est pas simplement de la technique , c'est de la musique , faire sonner les notes resentir leur chant , bravo 👏et merci🙏
Thanks this is great for anybody specially someone like me who picked up guitar in my thirties and wants to learn. I feel like I have a slight advantage cause I’ve been a drummer for twenty years and have a good understanding of time signatures and subdivisions. Hope to see more helpful videos like this. Can you do some arpeggios and legatos videos to?❤
Yeah my problem seems to be that I'm just noodling, I heard a few tips like chord note targetting and singing the notes at the same time as I play them. I can't really come up with lines intentionally it's always been like oh that random sequence sounded good after noodling for like 10-15mins and then I'd struggle to expand on that, I'd even faintly hear the continuation in my head but then I'd struggle translating that to the fretboard. For now I'll try and learn to play the scales on the whole fretboard and then slowly try implementing these tips. Maybe taking it one step at a time will be the best, it seems like a long journey. Thanks for the videos!
.13 Flatfounds(Tomastic or Pyramid Gold depending what I have in moment). When I've tried them first time I was really surprised that .13 strings didn't feel like aircraft stop ropes, but just like usual strings without need dropping guitar's tune down or something like this. Also I have thinline hollowbody guitar - they like big strings.
ok, what do you really want for Xmas?
You are giving it to us right here! Thanks for upping our game!!
you
a Tascam 388
World Peace and a job
The end of terrorussia, therefore the peace and more music in the whole world.
The way you play and the way you deliver information is very inspiring 🙂
this is one of the greatest guitarist alive today, he deserves more recognition. hes like guthrie govin, hes just in another universe from people that are considered great.
Ps love your teaching style weeeee! 😍
Ce mec est génial en plus c'est la notation français des notes encore mieux pour moi .Je vous adore car ce n'est pas simplement de la technique , c'est de la musique , faire sonner les notes resentir leur chant , bravo 👏et merci🙏
Merci! c'est comme ça en israël
Thanks a lot mate, you made my birthday morning
Thanks this is great for anybody specially someone like me who picked up guitar in my thirties and wants to learn. I feel like I have a slight advantage cause I’ve been a drummer for twenty years and have a good understanding of time signatures and subdivisions. Hope to see more helpful videos like this. Can you do some arpeggios and legatos videos to?❤
Beautiful, helps a lot!❤
Buenisimos consejos, gracias
Yeah my problem seems to be that I'm just noodling, I heard a few tips like chord note targetting and singing the notes at the same time as I play them. I can't really come up with lines intentionally it's always been like oh that random sequence sounded good after noodling for like 10-15mins and then I'd struggle to expand on that, I'd even faintly hear the continuation in my head but then I'd struggle translating that to the fretboard. For now I'll try and learn to play the scales on the whole fretboard and then slowly try implementing these tips. Maybe taking it one step at a time will be the best, it seems like a long journey.
Thanks for the videos!
Cool lesson Rotem thx
I don’t understand how the second chord in the loop is a Bdim. Surely it’s an Bmin6 or g#dim isn’t it? Or E7?
.13 Flatfounds(Tomastic or Pyramid Gold depending what I have in moment). When I've tried them first time I was really surprised that .13 strings didn't feel like aircraft stop ropes, but just like usual strings without need dropping guitar's tune down or something like this. Also I have thinline hollowbody guitar - they like big strings.
playing 'outsde' lesson 1-10 'let it snow, let it snow, let it snow' would be very cool !
a cracking lesson
I'm using these strings from Vienna... thomastik Infelds??? I think they called. My other guitar has elixir? Me 🤔 thinks
Reminds me of SRV.
I Use 0.12 gauge elixír strings for my Les paul, becouse i feel this much more comfortable than other