CAN'T HEAR THE CHORD CHANGES When Trying To Solo? YOU ARE NOT TO BLAME! Guitar Fundamentals
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Virtually you can do this idea with any song! Just add the drum accents before the chord changes to help you feel and memorize where they are. Rock On! Make sure to Thank Jeff!
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I know you hear this a lot but man, you are an awesome teacher. Thank you !
I taught myself & limited the way I was soloing to scales & landing on the right notes on changes. These videos showed me a new way to approach improvising ...my old way was ripping off other people’s licks 🤷♂️ This poor af person appreciates this channel so much. It’s my favorite guitar teaching channel by far, & I’ve watched them all. Thanks 🙏
You're not poor.
I have loved the blues and like to go through the 12-bar, but I had always missed this detail. Now that you point it out, it's always there and I just missed it before. Thanks for the enlightenment.
Yes! I can personally attest to the fact that this technique WORKS. I host regular jam sessions at my house (well, not so regular these days). Sometimes we have a drummer, sometimes not. Occasionally I notice that the less experienced guitar players miss the changes. (And it’s really hard to solo over a song when half the guitarists are playing the wrong chords!) So what I do in those situations is exactly what Ian describes here. I step out in the center and play more deliberately so that the other guitarists are watching me, and I hit those triplets just before the chord changes. I make eye contact with each guitarist in turn and make sure that he’s “got it.” Once it seems like everyone’s feeling the changes, I step back and then people can start taking solos. Works like a charm.
I’m am always so impressed with your videos! So relevant and timely.
Brilliant. I have always struggled to hear the I to IV change. I moaned to you about this before and you told me that the change should be obvious if your bass player is doing his job. That was a catch 22, because you can't attract a bass player until you sound good and you can't sound good until you practice with a bass player. This seems to solve that dilemma, since it is so much easier to find another guitar player. Great tip.
I've never played with anyone else, this opens my eyes to working with a band.
As a bassist, I try to do this by using a very big, obvious walk to the next chord. (And as a bassist trying to sharpen my guitar skills, I really appreciate this very helpful channel!)
Someone must’ve been evicted & their was a bunch of stuff out for the trash, including a fender bass & amp. I didn’t wanna take it because I figured they would’ve come back for it. Trash day comes & the bass was still there (amp was gone) & I waited until they were gonna throw it on the truck & I grabbed it😁 I’ve been playing bass more than guitar lately, but I play it like a guitar player 🤷♂️ I gotta find a good bass teacher on TH-cam
Been playing a while and never knew about this fundamental technique. Many thanks for bringing it to my attention. You have such an easygoing manner about your teaching; it relaxes and helps me learn rather than stressing me out. Good job, sir!
Very basic buy very useful. Have this problem, never thought the solution would be so simple.
Thank you Stich! Great lesson. You’re the best!
This is just an all-around awesome music lesson! You have a lot of tricks, Ian!
wow! I was having trouble with this and never knew the drummer keyed in the changes like that!! so simple to hear now-thanks stich!!
Brilliant! Thanks! Always thought it was all by hearing the change alone, which I always struggled with. Now we have a “system”.
I want to thank you folks that are Patreons of the StichMefthod. Good stuff Mr. Stich.
Blessings from the Emerald City.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! This is what I was missing. 3 years later and I can kinda play a 12 bar blues! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us
nice idea. more like a thinking lesson than a music lesson
Brilliant lesson - such a great way to teach this stuff. Nice work 🎶😎
Love your methodology. You are helping so many become better musicians, I am certainly one of them. Thank you!
Been playing with guitars for years and feel so enlightened by this. Doh!
So happy I came across your TH-cam. Enjoying your videos
Thanks for this lesson!!
You know youre in the zone when you play with your eyes closed ! True musician
great point! I will include that in my practise! Thanks a lot. I feel so stupid I did not do that for ages, it's so obvious :-)
Thank YOU! Explained like a Pro...been playing 12 bar blues for awhile...mind blown basics.
Great lesson Ian
Well there is a big eye opener. Thank you!
The funny (not ha ha) thing about this video is that I thought drumming might help my timing, so I bought a set of drums. I was lost as to where to do that "flurry" away from the "standard" beat that I frequently hear in music. You not only helped my guitar playing ear, but my drumming as well. And no, I won't be doing any drumming for anyone, but it does help me to hear the changes and keep the time. (And work out frustrations melodically). Stay Well Groovy One. Great lesson, as usual.
Awesomeness! That’s the way to do it! Thankyou! 👏🏻👍🏻🎸
This was very good. Very useful. Thank you so much.
Another stellar performance Stich Man......loving this dude
so good - much needed!
Thank you for this.
Great lesson stich this is were I`am at as well
and how can some one give this a thumbs down its just teaching the ones that don`t know little tricks to help them out
Another helpful little gem, you just keep them coming. Many thanks much appreciation, you are the bollocks man.
I have always felt that but didn't know that it was a thing. Thanks
Another awesome as per usual. Thank you good sir.
Great stuff Stitch!
A musical genius!
A great help thanks 👍
I did not know this! Thanks for sharing!!
May God Bless you Master....
I was wondering if you have any lessons on how to combine playing chords and riffs on acoustic guitar?
Identified such a common problem and showed a way out of it.
Nice and helpful 👍👏👏🎸
Awesome Ian! TY
Mind blown!
Great advice! Could you use walk ups/walk downs to get the same effect?
Very nice, thanks.
So very helpful
Mr.stitch Method can you do a InTheMind video of Angus young's riffs and solo, thank you
That's mighty!!!
Thanks for your lesson...but what do we do on a song where the chords move really fast...how do we tackle this situation.... thanks
Another problem solved. Thank you!
? hi ian.off topic but thought i,d ask. playing over an fcg progression which i think would be f lydian but when i solo over it g maj pentatonic sounds best,wondering why
What’s the timing of each chord?
@@StichMethodGuitar not sure but sounds like praise you by fat boy slim
Let me fool around a bit with it
@@StichMethodGuitar thanks, love your lessons.dave
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this hugely underrated channel
I'm glad i found this :))
I love the locale, your childhood bedroom. It makes me think how proud your parents must be of your contribution to the worldwide music community. That is, if he/she/they understand what this TH-cam thing is all about... As I always think, but rarely take the time to say, thanks for all your instruction, you rock!
Thank u🇫🇷👍🏼🍒
On bars 11 and 12, six beats of 1 and 2 beats of 5?
Yup
Oi Stitch, unrelated to this video but has been bugging me. If I’m playing the Major Pentatonic, trying to use the 5th interval to build tension, if I’m playing the minor pentatonic is it the 5th interval relative to the minor root note, or still relative to the major root note? Cheers from Australia
Just wait for next Tuesday’s video. I promise
StichMethod Guitar ur the best ❤️❤️
I use to have that Ansel Adams photo in my room..that's weird Ian....
I know, where do you think I got it😳
Ian. You were on L.I. and didn't call me for a jam? I'll remember that when i'm in Sarasota LOL!
Amazing tip! And yet another way to get rid of the drummer!! What do you call a dummer without a girlfriend? Homeless!! How do you know when to tip your drummer? After he hands you the pizza! Thank you....goodnight!
i clicked like now its 1k
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I think I faintly hear “The Ocean” playing in the next room.
Do you mean Rain Song?
@@StichMethodGuitar lol. Yeah. That's the best Ian & Sean In the Dawn story.
I hear the ocean playing in this room but on another time!
if you shaved you would look exactly like the cop from stranger things
i was the 666th like
Tripling and arpegioing changes is a technique i just copied from my guitar heroes without knowing that they were cueing in chord changes. Thanks for letting me know that this was what i was doing. No wonder lead players enjoyed playing with me. Hehe.