I love her cadence. It's like a friend explaining something they love to you and wants to get you into it too without scaring you away by overwhelming you with info.
Ayla has the most perfect combination of kind and cool mixed in with awkward, yet on-point humor that makes her so relatable and easy to follow. I love her videos and have learned a great deal from her.
Thanks Ayla. I have been playing for 57 years. Grew up outside Detroit, The ROCK and ROLL Capital. I have lived outside Nashville for the last 32 years. I have seen JIMI 6 times. Led Z. 8 times Jethro Tull, ect, ect. I have spent my life always with a guitar close by. Following the greats and supporting them. I have been very blessed to have had the privilege to witness the greatest years of Rock and Soul. I know this era is important to you and I want to thank you for keeping it alive in your own way. I also want to thank the YOU-TUBE Guitar community. There are a lot of hard working young people out there. Its a Wonderful thing that the Guitar is still KING
Based on who you have seen in the past, I’m curious on your perspective of Band-Maid. Watch Domination live video for an introduction. Many Zep fans, including myself, are loving this highly unlikely band for carrying the hard rock torch.
your explanation of the pentatonic scale excouraged me to order a guitar at 62 years young as a youth I could never stick with it never made it pass my first blister We have the same taste in music .all good have you ever head wishbone ash ?
If someone cant stretch to do it then their not ready to be playing scales. This is a good guitar teacher however, she is very clear and makes it so a beginner can understand and that is crucial. I enjoy watchering her teaching she is always correct. Their are people on youtube giving bad advice . But she is good. I no , i been playing 37 years i wish i had someone teach me back when i started like her. I had no youtube then only books thst was confusing and was hard to understand.
I wish i had a guitar instructor like you back in 1973 when I was 13 and first picked one up. I wouldn't be re-learning it now as a 61 year old. Your teaching style makes it easy for students to understand and clear on what we should practice. I really appreciate these videos. Thank you for making them and sharing your knowledge.
Jeff Oregon I agree. My Mom wasted hard earned cash in 1973 paying for my guitar lessons. I was 10 then. Now I am 58 and trying to pick it up and learn it. She is an excellent teacher!
@@randyschmittou8708 DITTO...! From the early 70's to 2020 i progressed about 1 inch on the understanding and moving forward level....then...stuck like glue.. everything I played sounded exactly the same. Today's lesson i already unstuck myself....THANK YOU for helping me out of the mud and get interested again! One question: what or where would one incorporate positions 2,3&5 of the Pentatonic scale ? If there is a particular lesson Ayla covers this please let me know
I’m still very new, 3 weeks in, but one thing I’ve noticed with the basic chords was I practiced transitioning through them in the same order I learned them. It became easier and I thought I had them down. That was until I picked up songs that required different chord progressions. So I learned them D-A-E… then I get a song that’s A-E-D. So going back and working on chords in different orders is helping me right now.
Well, according to this I'm already beyond beginner, but Ayla just explains things so damn good, clearly, with enough detail not to oversimplify it but not so much that it gets boring to a beginner. One of the best channels for people who are starting out.
Ayla I love your videos. My only criticism is that they are so inspiring that I can't finish one. Before the video is over I am running for my guitar to start practicing! You are a godsend. Thank you ❤️
I love it, I have been playing guitar for a while but I was trying to remember some theory I forgot. She’s a great guitar player but also has a natural talent for teaching. She’s funny too love her sense of humor and the jokes.
As a less than one month beginner I have been working on the A minor pentatonic and I am seeing a number of patterns for mostly natural notes and where one note is in relation to another both up and down the neck as well as up and down the strings....B and C are right next to each other on fretboard....same with E and F, A+3 frets is a C, E+ 3 frets is a G, all other natural notes are just 2 frets away from each other. D is always above G, A is always above D, etc except when the #2(B string) is involved and then it shifts up the neck, G is above(Higher string number) and catty-corner to a C unless B string is involved for the C......and a number of others. So if I know which note I am pressing down on, I have a good frame of reference for a number of notes around that fret location. Still a work in progress for me.
First off, I congratulate you on your tutorials. Really well done! As a guitar teacher myself and a professional musician for over 50 years, I really enjoy your presentation, content, and execution. Secondly, I’ve always felt that bringing up the CAGED system and Cycle of Fifths, etc., actually scares people. It can be confusing, even though the information is not really difficult in itself. The way you use CAGED as a practice and basic learning tool makes sense to me and I’m gonna steal it! Thirdly, I think the major pentatonic scale (and the major scale, in general) gets much less attention than it should. After all, the diatonic major scale is the building block of Western Music, and the major pentatonic scale is the skeleton of it. My friend Justin, a Phd in classical composition, says the greatest scale of all is the minor pentatonic because it sounds good with anything! And, its skeleton is really the shape of both minor AND major pentatonics. Keep up the good work; you’ll have many, many followers in short order.
I have to say that of all the guitar teachers out there, your method and manner are so approachable and make it easy to understand. I think you made a great point about reciting the intervals as you play. The reason for that is once you know the patterns and relationships (i.e., the location of the 4 relative to the root was a big aha moment for me), it truly makes it easier to navigate. Once you know those intervals and you know how the scales and modes are really subtle variations of the major scale, man... all I can say is this: it's 160 miles to Chicago. We have a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes; it's dark; and we're wearing sunglasses. HIT IT! I think the first thing I ever saw. was the cover of "since I've been Loving You," and I knew right there that you were a great player. I'm so grateful you share your knowledge and talent!
Seriously. You explain effortlessly (even though I suspect that you put in great effort!!). Yours are one of the few lessons that I can focus on from start to end. Thanks so much 🙂
the greatest part of you videos is that they are easy to understand and interactive. i'm sure that you've had dozens of people pulling out their guitars out from under the bed and dusting them off to have another go at playing again.
You have such a great approach to understanding the guitar. I remember using the old Mel Bay books when I started. They were boring. You are encouraging.
I've been playing for 28 years and mostly self-taught. It's time to upgrade my skills. I am very glad I found your clear, strong, inclusive instruction. You are an excellent teacher, and a lovely lady. Subscribed. Thank you!
@@ethelsdiary yeah just started watching this channel about a week ago, and I’m subscribed. I’m slightly above intermediate with not much of a foundation. I thought myself how to play, and im trying to go back and really understand what’s going on. These videos have helped me understand the instrument much better. I too started on ukulele then transferred to electric guitar. Now I’ve got too many guitars and amps! 😂
@@justaburgscousin Hello I am so happy to hear someone you have the same desire as me. Yes, this channel helped me. I subscribed with no hesitation. thanks
hey! i went from Uke to guitar too! i found the uke (concert size) gave me carpal issues (pain!) from the too-small neck....now I got the guitar in my hands all the time and only touch the uke once inna blue moon.
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I have been practicing and studying and playing since I was in Junior High I'm 63 years young I Still Practice the Major and Minor Pentatonic Scales In Blues guitar its a Must that you have a basic sense of it Your Absolutely right A Great lesson you have done here Thanks Very Professional Your a Great Guitar teacher and Performer Keep it up Education about the Amazing instrument we love called the Guitar Well done Video
Ayla, you are so relatable. Thank you for being relatable and able to laugh at yourself. This vid spoke to me, as I am at this early level. Thank you! You Rock!
I am a beginner/intermediate and i started learning house of the rising sun. Its a super cool song with almost every chord you mentioned (except the g). But you have the mean F in there :D
Sure, Ayla's accent is sweet, but more importantly, she is a gifted teacher. Ayla has helped me advance to the next level more effectively than all the others I follow. Best of all, her lessons are well-presented and FUN!
Good stuff! Love the vids! What helped me the most was playing to a metronome. You hear it time and again but within a few days the timing and confidence that comes with it were obvious.
Ever since she's showed us the pentatonic scales, I've been looking them all up and practicing them. I've discovered if you stay within the notes inside the scales, you can create lots of cool little tunes.
Im just getting back into playing the guitar. I have been watching different pros on youtube and learning a lot. Nobody has given me more inspiration than you. You express yourself in a way that keeps me coming back. Your knowledge and enthusiasm, along with technique has made it clear to me that in my opinion you are the best guitar teacher on youtube. Love your style, and i too am a big Hendrix fan. Oh, and also you are absolutely gorgeous. Ok, im done got to practice my scales... In all seriousness... Keep motivating us cause i am a big fan of yours.... God Bless
Hey, Jim here. I really enjoy your instruction. I’ve been playing since I was in 7th grade. I am now 65 years old. About 3 years ago I had an accident with a table saw that took my left index finger off just above the first knuckle. I thought my guitar playing days were over but I’ve slowly begun to figure work around snow that it is healed up. If you know of any handicap work around sir lessons I would be interested. Thanks
Intermediate player but still learned a lot from watching this video, especially the scales. Bookmarked and will definitely watch it again. Love the way you explain things. You are a blessing to anyone who wants to advance their guitar playing skills.
I really really appreciate it much. Am kind a slow learner. But once I learn it I do not forget it. Again am a slow learn. So thank you for this free lesson
Thanks for the gems, Ayla! I'm a new guitar player. Your lessons are truly a great find. You're very pleasant to listen to and easy to understand while still maintaining a thorough breakdown. Great job!
I really appreciate your instructional videos Ayla! You have been a great help to an old man who has been more than interested in taking my playing skills to a more advanced level. You, young lady, are awesome!
Great primer for the CAGED sys. Every beginner should follow this advice and this channel. My basic practice is play for fun and warm up %50 then practice technique for the rest of the time.
Ayla, you are such an amazing teacher and player, thank you sooo much….you also have a very “Jimi-esc” persona that I like very much. Highest positive vibes to you!
I taught my self the root notes on the E and A strings very early in my chord learning process because of neccessity. I was struggling with the open C chord so I used a bar instead. That opened up the fret board because I then had every note in only two bar fingering shapes. Trick was understanding and locking in this fundamental A_BC_D_EF_G (_ means a fret between natural notes) I mapped G and A on the E string and C and D on the A string because these fall on the dot frets... so easy to remember. Then using the fundamental, one can find any note/chord including sharps and flats when indicated. Hope that helps another learner.
Ah Ayla, how we love u! I am an intermediate player but I still don’t really understand scales. I get the whole step/half step thing and understand the scale shapes but I can’t get how they move around the fretboard and interlock w other patterns. I’m good on open chords, barre chords and the notes on the E and A strings. Great lesson! We love watching and listening to u.
In 1967 I learned a stones song.play with fire..e min.pent. on b+e strings to start melody. G,a b c resolved in e min. Lost chord is c.oddly.goes with heart of stone.so many songs.from40's till now.heard them for so long.i use my memory.rythym so important.i started with don't be cruel.elvis.1957.my older sisters transited radio.i was 7.first guitar.,airline archtop 1966.endless practice.michael,that's me,likes you a lot.....
Thanks a lot!! I've been learning to play intuitively for years and i was caught up in a plateau until i come accross this awesome presentation..You're a very goood teacher..keep it up..
Hello Ayla I would recommend ,Downloading and printing out A Guitar fretboard That only has the Natural Notes I found it great for studying .and it was better to leave out the sharps and flats!.
I know 2,3 minor pentatonic shapes, but when I play those notes it sounds boring after sometimes or may be I am playing the same stuff... but when I do the same with the backing track it feels like a magic! But I don't know how to make a delicious backing track...if you can talk about the making of backing track may be in your next video, that will be really helpful for me...Thanks... your videos are really helping me
I'm not sure where absolute beginner ends, but I'm one. A., thanks! I have more than basic theory (from piano lessons); doubtless this helps, but buying a guitar has been a unique experience. No regrets! I saw stars ✨✨ when you did the pentatonic scale - but y'know, 10 mins later, the building blocks were down. I've such a long way to go, but this is great! You're inspirational!
Awesome lesson, liked the bloopers cause your probably one of the best spoken instructors on you tube and I love your how you teach, thanks for all you do!
This is great. Thanks a lot. I was wondering instead of remembering the notes in the scale as root, flat 3rd, etc why can't we remember them by their names - A, C, D, E... Wouldn't that make more sense? Thanks.
I really loved your video and found it very helpful, I tried learning the guitar or at least getting started a couple times by now and always got discouraged by not knowing where to start and in the end I was frustrated. But thanks to your video I think I have a solid daily practice routine now from where I can evolve better than before appreciate you a lot !
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I love her cadence. It's like a friend explaining something they love to you and wants to get you into it too without scaring you away by overwhelming you with info.
Same. She's so relaxed and makes me laugh. You can tell she really loves what she's doing.
Ayla has the most perfect combination of kind and cool mixed in with awkward, yet on-point humor that makes her so relatable and easy to follow. I love her videos and have learned a great deal from her.
Wow you completely Nailed it! All that plus a positive vibe.
So true!
Thanks Ayla.
I have been playing for 57 years.
Grew up outside Detroit, The ROCK and ROLL Capital.
I have lived outside Nashville for the last 32 years.
I have seen JIMI 6 times.
Led Z. 8 times
Jethro Tull, ect, ect.
I have spent my life always with a guitar close by.
Following the greats and supporting them.
I have been very blessed to have had the privilege to witness the greatest years of Rock and Soul.
I know this era is important to you and I want to thank you for keeping it alive in your own way.
I also want to thank the YOU-TUBE Guitar community. There are a lot of hard working young people out there.
Its a Wonderful thing that the Guitar is still KING
Based on who you have seen in the past, I’m curious on your perspective of Band-Maid. Watch Domination live video for an introduction. Many Zep fans, including myself, are loving this highly unlikely band for carrying the hard rock torch.
your explanation of the pentatonic scale excouraged me to order a guitar at 62 years young as a youth I could never stick with it never made it pass my first blister We have the same taste in music .all good have you ever head wishbone ash ?
Her voice is liquid gold to me everytime
And there was this one time, at band camp…. 🤣🤣🤪
@@nidgeontour257 the cadence of her speech reminds me of that 😂 glad to know im not the only one
@@nidgeontour257 Lol.
it's the Upper Left Coast accent.
This woman is just amazing 😱
If someone cant stretch to do it then their not ready to be playing scales. This is a good guitar teacher however, she is very clear and makes it so a beginner can understand and that is crucial. I enjoy watchering her teaching she is always correct. Their are people on youtube giving bad advice . But she is good. I no , i been playing 37 years i wish i had someone teach me back when i started like her. I had no youtube then only books thst was confusing and was hard to understand.
You’re such a great teacher. Clear explanation and you seem very passionate about guitars. Keep on going like this! 🤩🎵
Knows some open cords , scales & modes but don’t know how to connect it
I wish i had a guitar instructor like you back in 1973 when I was 13 and first picked one up. I wouldn't be re-learning it now as a 61 year old. Your teaching style makes it easy for students to understand and clear on what we should practice. I really appreciate these videos. Thank you for making them and sharing your knowledge.
Jeff Oregon I agree. My Mom wasted hard earned cash in 1973 paying for my guitar lessons. I was 10 then. Now I am 58 and trying to pick it up and learn it. She is an excellent teacher!
@@randyschmittou8708 DITTO...! From the early 70's to 2020 i progressed about 1 inch on the understanding and moving forward level....then...stuck like glue.. everything I played sounded exactly the same.
Today's lesson i already unstuck myself....THANK YOU for helping me out of the mud and get interested again! One question: what or where would one incorporate positions 2,3&5 of the Pentatonic scale ? If there is a particular lesson Ayla covers this please let me know
Im in the same boat Jeff. Better nate than lever i guess! Ayla is awesome!
I’m still very new, 3 weeks in, but one thing I’ve noticed with the basic chords was I practiced transitioning through them in the same order I learned them. It became easier and I thought I had them down. That was until I picked up songs that required different chord progressions.
So I learned them D-A-E… then I get a song that’s A-E-D. So going back and working on chords in different orders is helping me right now.
Well, according to this I'm already beyond beginner, but Ayla just explains things so damn good, clearly, with enough detail not to oversimplify it but not so much that it gets boring to a beginner. One of the best channels for people who are starting out.
Very clear lesson every beginner should watch this top teacher thanks.
You teach guitar in a way that doesn't oppress beginners..that is what most online teachers have to learn from you. Thanks a lot Ayla!
Ayla I love your videos. My only criticism is that they are so inspiring that I can't finish one. Before the video is over I am running for my guitar to start practicing! You are a godsend. Thank you ❤️
I love it, I have been playing guitar for a while but I was trying to remember some theory I forgot. She’s a great guitar player but also has a natural talent for teaching. She’s funny too love her sense of humor and the jokes.
As a less than one month beginner I have been working on the A minor pentatonic and I am seeing a number of patterns for mostly natural notes and where one note is in relation to another both up and down the neck as well as up and down the strings....B and C are right next to each other on fretboard....same with E and F, A+3 frets is a C, E+ 3 frets is a G, all other natural notes are just 2 frets away from each other. D is always above G, A is always above D, etc except when the #2(B string) is involved and then it shifts up the neck, G is above(Higher string number) and catty-corner to a C unless B string is involved for the C......and a number of others. So if I know which note I am pressing down on, I have a good frame of reference for a number of notes around that fret location.
Still a work in progress for me.
First off, I congratulate you on your tutorials. Really well done! As a guitar teacher myself and a professional musician for over 50 years, I really enjoy your presentation, content, and execution. Secondly, I’ve always felt that bringing up the CAGED system and Cycle of Fifths, etc., actually scares people. It can be confusing, even though the information is not really difficult in itself. The way you use CAGED as a practice and basic learning tool makes sense to me and I’m gonna steal it! Thirdly, I think the major pentatonic scale (and the major scale, in general) gets much less attention than it should. After all, the diatonic major scale is the building block of Western Music, and the major pentatonic scale is the skeleton of it. My friend Justin, a Phd in classical composition, says the greatest scale of all is the minor pentatonic because it sounds good with anything! And, its skeleton is really the shape of both minor AND major pentatonics. Keep up the good work; you’ll have many, many followers in short order.
Your teaching is really easy to understand😀 You are a goddess to me as a beginner of the guitar🙏Thank you so much Ayla!
You're so welcome!
I have to say that of all the guitar teachers out there, your method and manner are so approachable and make it easy to understand. I think you made a great point about reciting the intervals as you play. The reason for that is once you know the patterns and relationships (i.e., the location of the 4 relative to the root was a big aha moment for me), it truly makes it easier to navigate. Once you know those intervals and you know how the scales and modes are really subtle variations of the major scale, man... all I can say is this:
it's 160 miles to Chicago. We have a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes; it's dark; and we're wearing sunglasses.
HIT IT!
I think the first thing I ever saw. was the cover of "since I've been Loving You," and I knew right there that you were a great player. I'm so grateful you share your knowledge and talent!
Seriously. You explain effortlessly (even though I suspect that you put in great effort!!). Yours are one of the few lessons that I can focus on from start to end. Thanks so much 🙂
She's so monotone and I love it.
We talk like that a lot here but it's just nice to hear it on TH-cam
the greatest part of you videos is that they are easy to understand and interactive. i'm sure that you've had dozens of people pulling out their guitars out from under the bed and dusting them off to have another go at playing again.
You have such a great approach to understanding the guitar. I remember using the old Mel Bay books when I started. They were boring. You are encouraging.
Ayla is an amazing teacher!
thanks for the info...ive been playing for over 36-37 yrs...i learn something new everyday
I've been playing for 28 years and mostly self-taught. It's time to upgrade my skills. I am very glad I found your clear, strong, inclusive instruction. You are an excellent teacher, and a lovely lady. Subscribed. Thank you!
Also check out her bands, Calpurnia and Ludic. So good.
@@RetakeRemakeAlanSmithee Will do, thanks!
I played an ukulele but after watching this, you gave me an idea of not hold on one instrument. You inspired me to play a guitar. Thank you.
This is amazing! I'm so happy to hear it, Ethel 😃
@@MusoraOfficial I am even more happier to got a response from you. wow! thank you so much.
@@ethelsdiary yeah just started watching this channel about a week ago, and I’m subscribed. I’m slightly above intermediate with not much of a foundation. I thought myself how to play, and im trying to go back and really understand what’s going on. These videos have helped me understand the instrument much better. I too started on ukulele then transferred to electric guitar. Now I’ve got too many guitars and amps! 😂
@@justaburgscousin Hello I am so happy to hear someone you have the same desire as me. Yes, this channel helped me. I subscribed with no hesitation. thanks
hey! i went from Uke to guitar too! i found the uke (concert size) gave me carpal issues (pain!) from the too-small neck....now I got the guitar in my hands all the time and only touch the uke once inna blue moon.
I have been practicing and studying and playing since I was in Junior High I'm 63 years young I Still Practice the Major and Minor Pentatonic Scales In Blues guitar its a Must that you have a basic sense of it Your Absolutely right A Great lesson you have done here Thanks Very Professional Your a Great Guitar teacher and Performer Keep it up Education about the Amazing instrument we love called the Guitar Well done Video
I just gave like without even watch the whole thing. Just love your personality and smile. Make a better world. Tks
You're a great teacher. Thank you for explaining things in a way that's easy to understand.
Best video to keep me motivated towards practice
Ayla, you are so relatable. Thank you for being relatable and able to laugh at yourself. This vid spoke to me, as I am at this early level. Thank you! You Rock!
You have explained so clearly about everything a beginner needs to do and know well.😊👍🏽
Thank you so much 😊
I love how you speak and pronunciate your words! And how you teach so simply, clearly and effectively. Thank you!!! You are a such a joy to listen to.
Iam 58 and I had such a desire to play and I look forward to your videos and iam so glad you do what you do love you
I am a beginner/intermediate and i started learning house of the rising sun.
Its a super cool song with almost every chord you mentioned (except the g). But you have the mean F in there :D
I love the way you explain. Your accent, voice tone is wonderful, so clear!
What a fantastic lesson thanks for your knowledge and patience with new beginner.
Your voice is so soothing thanks so much
These videos are a pleasure. I watch them even if I don't have my guitar with me.
Ayla is the only teacher I need. I feel like I should be paying her for these lessons!
I love how She talks😍
She's a Leaf.
"Which is Great!"
Sure, Ayla's accent is sweet, but more importantly, she is a gifted teacher. Ayla has helped me advance to the next level more effectively than all the others I follow. Best of all, her lessons are well-presented and FUN!
Good stuff! Love the vids! What helped me the most was playing to a metronome. You hear it time and again but within a few days the timing and confidence that comes with it were obvious.
Ever since she's showed us the pentatonic scales, I've been looking them all up and practicing them. I've discovered if you stay within the notes inside the scales, you can create lots of cool little tunes.
And yes, she's an excellent instructor.
Im just getting back into playing the guitar. I have been watching different pros on youtube and learning a lot. Nobody has given me more inspiration than you. You express yourself in a way that keeps me coming back. Your knowledge and enthusiasm, along with technique has made it clear to me that in my opinion you are the best guitar teacher on youtube. Love your style, and i too am a big Hendrix fan. Oh, and also you are absolutely gorgeous. Ok, im done got to practice my scales... In all seriousness... Keep motivating us cause i am a big fan of yours.... God Bless
Hey, Jim here. I really enjoy your instruction. I’ve been playing since I was in 7th grade. I am now 65 years old. About 3 years ago I had an accident with a table saw that took my left index finger off just above the first knuckle. I thought my guitar playing days were over but I’ve slowly begun to figure work around snow that it is healed up. If you know of any handicap work around sir lessons I would be interested. Thanks
You are a fantastic teacher. Clear, concise and infectiously enthusiastic. Thanks!
Simple and easy to understand..
Straight to the point..
You're just a guitar teacher every beginner and advanced ones need 👍👍👍
Intermediate player but still learned a lot from watching this video, especially the scales. Bookmarked and will definitely watch it again. Love the way you explain things. You are a blessing to anyone who wants to advance their guitar playing skills.
You are the nicest person in the world! Stay that way forever. Thanks for the good teaching.
Awesome, Very useful Lesson. Thankyou. Getting an electric Guitar ..... or 2..... lifted my playing to another level.
I really really appreciate it much. Am kind a slow learner. But once I learn it I do not forget it. Again am a slow learn. So thank you for this free lesson
Thanks for the gems, Ayla! I'm a new guitar player. Your lessons are truly a great find. You're very pleasant to listen to and easy to understand while still maintaining a thorough breakdown. Great job!
You are very skilled at explaining, teaching. I have given lessons, but lack your patience. I love your gold gaurd strat!
I really enjoy your lessons you inspire me as a 54 year old beginning guitarist.
You're teaching is kind and very understanding. This video is helpful to me
I.love.this ☀️🎸
No one asked, finger guy!
@@backyardblacksmith3090 😆
@@backyardblacksmith3090 😛
Mario keep to your channel... And keep making wonderful videos!! Lol
I know right
I am very impress the way you teach, I learned a lot lately that I'm thankful for that. Thanks the Universe I found you...will spread the word. ;)
I really appreciate your instructional videos Ayla! You have been a great help to an old man who has been more than interested in taking my playing skills to a more advanced level. You, young lady, are awesome!
Your a really good teacher young lady and I appreciate you a lot. Thanks!!
I like your channel. I've been taking guitar lessons for 7 years now and still have much to learn.
Learning barre chords helped me figure out songs so much easier than open chords. It allows you to see and hear intervals so much easier.
You are a great teacher! Keep up the great work so us old guys can learn to play guitar!!!
I am Guatemalan, but I like the topics and the way you explain.
You’re like one of the very best teachers on TH-cam I like that these aren’t so fast that I have to hit pause
You are enjoyable to watch. You make me rethink what I already know. It always surprises me how well you can play.
Great primer for the CAGED sys. Every beginner should follow this advice and this channel.
My basic practice is play for fun and warm up %50 then practice technique for the rest of the time.
Ayla, you are such an amazing teacher and player, thank you sooo much….you also have a very “Jimi-esc” persona that I like very much. Highest positive vibes to you!
You are like the Bob Ross of guitars. You are a great help to me. 👍
I taught my self the root notes on the E and A strings very early in my chord learning process because of neccessity. I was struggling with the open C chord so I used a bar instead. That opened up the fret board because I then had every note in only two bar fingering shapes.
Trick was understanding and locking in this fundamental A_BC_D_EF_G (_ means a fret between natural notes)
I mapped G and A on the E string and C and D on the A string because these fall on the dot frets... so easy to remember. Then using the fundamental, one can find any note/chord including sharps and flats when indicated.
Hope that helps another learner.
This is a fantastic breakdown all being great fundamentals to build on but also a relating together as you advance into say barre chords
Ah Ayla, how we love u! I am an intermediate player but I still don’t really understand scales. I get the whole step/half step thing and understand the scale shapes but I can’t get how they move around the fretboard and interlock w other patterns. I’m good on open chords, barre chords and the notes on the E and A strings. Great lesson! We love watching and listening to u.
In 1967 I learned a stones song.play with fire..e min.pent. on b+e strings to start melody. G,a b c resolved in e min. Lost chord is c.oddly.goes with heart of stone.so many songs.from40's till now.heard them for so long.i use my memory.rythym so important.i started with don't be cruel.elvis.1957.my older sisters transited radio.i was 7.first guitar.,airline archtop 1966.endless practice.michael,that's me,likes you a lot.....
This is a nice simple list of things you should learn once you get started with playing. Thank you!
I just absolutely LOVE that beautiful guitar! So nice! That awesome gold pick guard against that black body with a maple fretboard. Is WOW!
I found your voice to be liquid Gold! Please never lose your lilt.....enchanting!
👏👏 As always, great job and soothing voice. Added all up, makes for a great instructor.
I learned new things today that will really help. Thank you Ayla!
You’re an excellent teacher, great lesson !! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us !
Very helpful tips .I have experienced these and even improved my playing by these pantatonics scales . 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👌👌👌👌
Thanks a lot!! I've been learning to play intuitively for years and i was caught up in a plateau until i come accross this awesome presentation..You're a very goood teacher..keep it up..
Say the interval of the note as you play the scale - that is a wonderful nugget of practice help ... thank you!
Hello Ayla I would recommend ,Downloading and printing out A Guitar fretboard That only has the Natural Notes
I found it great for studying .and it was better to leave out the sharps and flats!.
Thank you! This one of the best lessons ever. Keep it up! 😊
Young lady you are a blessing!
I can listen you speaking forever. So soothing!! ❣️❣️❣️
Very helpful, as all your videos are! You have a talent for presenting complex ideas.
A beautiful personality reflects through how you speak and explain 😍❤️
You are so nice, and smiley. Makes learning comfortable.
Thanks for the tips.
Hi, great video. A few months back I saw you do a pentatonic scale video and as a beginner that indeed opens everything up. So thank you.
I know 2,3 minor pentatonic shapes, but when I play those notes it sounds boring after sometimes or may be I am playing the same stuff... but when I do the same with the backing track it feels like a magic! But I don't know how to make a delicious backing track...if you can talk about the making of backing track may be in your next video, that will be really helpful for me...Thanks... your videos are really helping me
Thank you , I’m learning the notes on the neck, your a great teacher
Ayla, you’re just an awesome teacher and your videos are extremely helpful. So yeah, thanks so much!
I'm not sure where absolute beginner ends, but I'm one.
A., thanks! I have more than basic theory (from piano lessons); doubtless this helps, but buying a guitar has been a unique experience. No regrets! I saw stars ✨✨ when you did the pentatonic scale - but y'know, 10 mins later, the building blocks were down.
I've such a long way to go, but this is great! You're inspirational!
Her classes in Gueterro are so good. Easy listening too her
Your teaching technic is awesome ma'am
Awesome lesson, liked the bloopers cause your probably one of the best spoken instructors on you tube and I love your how you teach, thanks for all you do!
Exercise for speed hammers pulloff legatos I want to learn this🙂thanx for you're videos eyla🙂✌️
Noted!
yeah!!!🙂🎸
ME TOO
This is great. Thanks a lot. I was wondering instead of remembering the notes in the scale as root, flat 3rd, etc why can't we remember them by their names - A, C, D, E... Wouldn't that make more sense? Thanks.
I really loved your video and found it very helpful, I tried learning the guitar or at least getting started a couple times by now and always got discouraged by not knowing where to start and in the end I was frustrated.
But thanks to your video I think I have a solid daily practice routine now from where I can evolve better than before appreciate you a lot !