The real mystery and lesson to learn is to be able to keep the time and beat while casually talking and discussing what you're going to play next... such a pro teacher!
And even more difficult, english is not his main language, he's dutch. Can you speak a foreign language and play guitar maintaining the rhythm? I sometimes can't do one, let alone the two.
Joshua Nnachi I can barely sing and play normal chords at the same time! Let alone, add accent beats, syncopate, add the pinky accents, add single line rhythms, and slide, all while talking a non native language. Amazing
right?? I can't even play wonderwall while having a conversation, I either stop to talk or don't answer at all while staring blankly into the waiting face of the person trying to talk to me
I remember how these funk rhythms confused me so much. Why? The muted ghost notes. IMO the advice "just add ghost notes in between" is really what makes it way more difficult than it is because when you hear them you tend to ignore them and just concentrate on the melody and that is the real issue. When you play them you absolutely need to be aware where they are and what rhythm they are in - just play them like regular notes. One needs to unlearn to hear just the melody and hear the ghost notes between.
Easily the best guitar teacher on the internet. I've been playing for 16 years and Paul has taught me more in 2 months than i've learnt in my whole life.
This is by far the most original approach at teaching music that I've seen. So cool. Everything is explained inn just the right amount of detail in about five minutes: Music Theory, Technique, Songwriting, Improvisation, Dynamics, Rhythm Playing
Funk is the most fun. One day our band was sitting around after practice. I randomly started slapping the guitar, some rob scallon style slap stuff. Then my friend quickly joined in with some groovy chords and rhythms like yours. Our drummer quickly caught on, and did some sexy hi hat action with a consistent kick on the on beats, and our bassist pulled out a nasty slappy bass line. As soon as our keyboardist pulled out a funky bluesy synth solo, we were in the zone.
The ability of this guy to stack up useful content in the least amount of time is unsurpassable...This six minutes are a whole CATHEDRAL of knowledge. Amazing!!!
I’ve never seen anyone approach a lesson like this. You’re actually teaching live methods in real time! And you seamlessly highlight pieces without missing a single beat. This is wild!
Blues is the backbone to these genres. While they don't use everything blues has to offer, their bases are derived from blues, and then expanded into the genre as you know it today.
Eternally grateful to you for this video as an older person. This is my favorite guitar lesson I've ever had. I now see I would be so much farther along as a guitarist if I had known how to study & had a good teacher when I was young. I had no help, & wasted a lot of time/ energy without answers. I was even feeling sick lately, with stomach stress when I thought of guitar, & wish I had not had so many setbacks, feeling my whole life is passing, etc (& I even studied a bit at my local college, with a teacher who said, "you may go the whole semester & never learn this' rather than caring enough to want to actually help, when worship music was always one of the most significant aspects of my life & I hoped to serve people through music. I've been limited in what I could bring to others). This brought me joy & some relief & a ray of hope.
@@tonypoore440 He is brilliant. Just look at the studio he built. Yeah, he's something else for sure man. Definitely would love to hang with that cat!! For like 2yrs. Lol! Peace.
I think that's actually a pretty great exercise to build your funk fundamentals. It'll be frustrating for beginners to learn to whack the bass note and mute the other strings for 3 months, but it's pretty much the right place to start. And the steps afterwards are also in a pretty good difficulty progression. I'll try it myself !
I dont play guitar..i wish i did, but i cant.... I also wasnt a subscriber... I stumbled across this vid....randomly. And its the most wholesome and enjoyable thing ive watched in a while. Thank you
First time I see this format on youtube. I really enjoyed the fast paced tutorial. It really helps if you are already familiar with the concepts but needs some guidance to glue everything together. For the less adepts, you're plugging your courses like a master. Hats off to you, that content is dope.
THIS DUDE IS INSANE! I have been watching his channel sense 2017 and I have loved every video. He just seems to enjoy everything he does while also making some sick music. Trust me guys it's worth the sub!!
A strong contender for the most fun 6 minute guitar lesson on TH-cam. Really nicely paced to build up something pretty funky! As always thanks Paul, you're awesome
This type of "how to" video where it feels like it's one take is a format where your musicianship really shines. This one, and the fingerstyle blues one are so great. Thanks!
I unintentionally taught myself funk guitar. I always found the "ghost notes" effective as a rhythm guitarist in a band without a drummer/percussionist. The key is in your strumming hand. Just gotta keep it in the pocket. Its very much like the concept of being a drummer. The little licks and notes you add along with the strumming fills are just like drum fills. At least that's how I see it and it's always helped me.
I made it all the way through all steps I've been struggling with funk since 1997 and only in the last couple of years am I solid enough to realistically call myself a funk player just started looking at double stops and the like but I never knew how easy albeit challenging it is to put all these elements together definitely challenging but if you keep that right hand moving the single note lines sort of play themselves it's a little tricky to palm mute so quickly but I think it will come with time
Fooking hell... you are the groove man. Gets me turned on for funky music and I am 71 yrs old! Time to dig out my rusty stringless guitar if I can remember where it was left....hahaha. Will keep tuned to your lessons
i was playing along thinking “hey i’m better than i thought” and then i got about halfway through and realised i have no idea how to play a dominant 7 lol
I would love more of these formats for intermediate to advanced players with quick instructions we can slow down at ease. Would you care for a similar lesson for Reggae?
What a great groove...and you make it look very simple :) I'm reminded of a mantra of James Brown himself: "Every instrument is a drum...capable of creating it's own percussion!" Saved this vid in my favorites ...Thanks !!
I've always liked Paul's videos...but watching him build this one step at a time and how well it pulled all together while explaining it step by step, it's just amazing. Just awesome!
I just started playing again after 20 years. Pretty heavy for a month. This was incredibly easy for me to follow along. I got through a quarter just playing along with the simple addition style. It actually made me understand why to add. By half way i stopped playing from behind, as to take in the knowledge instead of chasing. Im sure I'll be able to get most of 3/4s of this today. Unfortunately no pedals on my acoustic
I've been looking for a tutorial for a long time, but I haven't been able to find any better than this one! I never really imagined that I would use all the guitar strings, but now I'm really starting to get passionate about this musical genre. conveys a very positive vibe! Thank you very much! Continue!:))
You can if you take the time to learn it and practice it! Nothing comes for free put the time in and you will improve. There was a time when paul was not able to play, he also had to learn, learning never stops and that is why music is great, its endless amazing fun. Just keep playing and never stop!
This was absolutely incredible, thank you for teaching this. Took me a hot minute to pick it up but as they always say "Practise makes perfect." Keep up the great work!
Dude.... thank you SOOO much for being the Bob Ross of guitar teachers. Love your content, enthusiasm, and commitment to helping anyone who wants to know more, not only about guitars, but music as a whole. If only more people understood that the music we love, inadvertently, becomes the soundtracks of our journey through life. You are truly enriching our lives, one note at a time. 🤘🏼
@@MarcelVLafonde From the moment he starts playing at least, it's one take, but it's not too long and he has been doing it for years, practicing a lot, doing it a lot. He does make tiny errors like forgetting to play the E and in older videos he'd not always keep to 4 beats or the tempo in between playing. It's easier with drums to tell you where the 1st beat is and what the tempo is. Well... less insanely difficult. Talking and playing is as difficult as playing the piano and singing and some people will just not be able to do it without programming every note and combination in your brain as a unit and that just takes forever. I'm sad to say I'm one of those people, which is why, as a singer songwriter I learned to play rhythm guitar.
I would love to see more videos like this. This was an excellent lesson, great method, keeping the rythme going and gradually increasing the difficulty and intricacies. So much fun to be able to jam along with you whenever I feel like it now.
How you find these notes, chords and rhythms so easy and fast is what separates you from my abilities no matter how many Times I replay this I cant make it sound like yours.......LOL
I appreciate this is above and beyond what Paul could actually fathom, this is super informative and just flat out awesome on every level. I have the skills to play many riffs like this, but it's just from what I've pieced together over the years of being untrained and learning sloppily. If I can tighten things up like this across the board, I'd actually start to think of myself as a somewhat decent guitarist.....
Step one (beginner): learn chords and right hand technique Step two: learn how to turn your bones into *cartilage* . thats it youre now C O R Y W O N G
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4:44 - "You're doing absolutely great" - ... (staring blankly without a guitar in my hand) ... Thanks.
Somehow it still made me feel good though!
steven 😂
Lmao
Well I have pulled out my keyboard
Let's say it didn't work.
dying
Paul is the Bob Ross of funky guitars.
"There are no wrong notes, no incorrect order" - Paul Davids
*"There are no accidents"*
*- Master Oogway*
Try to check Brandon Acker, the Bob Ross of guitar
There are no incorrect notes, just cromatisms
I think he was quoting Victor Wooten
Lol! Yeah, stick to what you are good at!
The real mystery and lesson to learn is to be able to keep the time and beat while casually talking and discussing what you're going to play next... such a pro teacher!
Yea because people don't sing and play guitar 😂
@@Monkeypole that's hard also, but he have no ready text, just talking whatever he want not in beat of song
That’s practice for ya
ME: enjoying the FUNK
MY BRAIN: Wait a minute, he's simultaneously talking and playing!
Gotta be even worse hence he is playing syncopated. May be he is a former banjoplayer. I'm kind of blown away!
Thanks Paul Davids!
Great sense on the beat.
And even more difficult, english is not his main language, he's dutch. Can you speak a foreign language and play guitar maintaining the rhythm? I sometimes can't do one, let alone the two.
Joshua Nnachi I can barely sing and play normal chords at the same time! Let alone, add accent beats, syncopate, add the pinky accents, add single line rhythms, and slide, all while talking a non native language. Amazing
Just like singing?
Can we just appreciate how amazing he is to talk (teach) and play at the same time?
right?? I can't even play wonderwall while having a conversation, I either stop to talk or don't answer at all while staring blankly into the waiting face of the person trying to talk to me
He pauses his left hand most of the time to talk, but sure
@@abcrx32j which is great because he isn't talking over the notes
If that impresses you watch the Rob Scallon one take slap guitar vid! 👍
I love this dude, his calm and silky voice lets me know everything is going to be ok...
... until you try it and it all goes horribly wrong within 20 seconds!
@@Erny_Module HHHAAAHAHAHA YES !!!
then I pick up my guitar, I found they are all illusions.
And his beard looks silky smooth , or smoooooooothe
Could this guy be the bob Ross of guitar?.....
This is one of those things that make you go "I can totally play that!" then grab your guitar and realize you can't play ANY of that.
but you did grab guitar, so it's not complete fail :)
just watch his hand movement and you'll be fine
I remember how these funk rhythms confused me so much. Why? The muted ghost notes. IMO the advice "just add ghost notes in between" is really what makes it way more difficult than it is because when you hear them you tend to ignore them and just concentrate on the melody and that is the real issue. When you play them you absolutely need to be aware where they are and what rhythm they are in - just play them like regular notes. One needs to unlearn to hear just the melody and hear the ghost notes between.
You are so right
@@kkarx as kirk wahmett would say, "the notes in between are fuckin with me"
Paul: :"you're doing great"
Me half way through having a poo...
I shit while playing guitar
@@mariobrenes4264 adult diapers are amazing right?
holy fuck man, I'm literally shitting while writing this post after I saw the video while pushing as hard as i could go
Im really doing this right now, no joke
Shitters club member checking in! Ahoy, mateys!!
Easily the best guitar teacher on the internet. I've been playing for 16 years and Paul has taught me more in 2 months than i've learnt in my whole life.
Nice
This is by far the most original approach at teaching music that I've seen. So cool. Everything is explained inn just the right amount of detail in about five minutes: Music Theory, Technique, Songwriting, Improvisation, Dynamics, Rhythm Playing
if you like this you should watch bernard purdie explain the legendary purdie shuffle
@@jammy3662 yeah, but trying to actually grab that not so easy...
(At least for me)
I agree. Playing along and building a groove - pause if you need to. A really refreshing change from most instructional videos. Brilliant actually.
When you realize he played through the whole video without missing a beat
its a video xd
Dude's a legend
Yes!!!
IKR? I think he could read War and Peace aloud, in it's entirety, without missing a beat as he played.
Absolutely nailed it, absolutely awesome. Very, VERY clever. Just awesome.
“Strum up and down like there’s no tomorrow” epic line!
Funky looks easy for some people, but man... this genre is good and nice to hear and actually hard.
Yeah, it's so precise
Muting is everything
The biggest pain is the harmonics sounding when you don’t mute properly, and then have to play specific notes
Incredibly helpful to practice, really works on rhythm and muting
VinsonNS So true. Syncopation is my problem
Funk is the most fun. One day our band was sitting around after practice. I randomly started slapping the guitar, some rob scallon style slap stuff. Then my friend quickly joined in with some groovy chords and rhythms like yours. Our drummer quickly caught on, and did some sexy hi hat action with a consistent kick on the on beats, and our bassist pulled out a nasty slappy bass line. As soon as our keyboardist pulled out a funky bluesy synth solo, we were in the zone.
That must've been amazinggggggg! I gotta do that in our next practice!
My favorite part of music, anyone can do it! Just hop on in lmao
Exactly it's Funk ! Good experience !!
That’s awesome
normally this would sound fake to mevbut knowing how powerful music can be, i know its not
The ability of this guy to stack up useful content in the least amount of time is unsurpassable...This six minutes are a whole CATHEDRAL of knowledge. Amazing!!!
funk guitar is the best thing that human kind has ever invented
totally.
Search the Brazillian funk
Gotta agree Dave...its the dogs bollocks man
@@HenriqueLagemann no, DON'T DO THIS.
@@libniteles DO THIS RIGHT NOW, ITS AMAZING
Me, doing terribly: :(
Paul: You're doing great.
Me: :)
😀
I’ve never seen anyone approach a lesson like this. You’re actually teaching live methods in real time! And you seamlessly highlight pieces without missing a single beat.
This is wild!
Lvl 1: Beginner
Lvl 2: Intermediate
Lvl 3: Advanced
Lvl 4: Paul Davids
Lvl 5: C O R Y W O N G
Glad I'm not the only one that thought that, once it really started going all I could think of was Cory
Volfpeck is actually motown
Great lesson! Building building!!!
Your selfteem is down , Buy one man
This is not a lesson ,this is your showing off
I can't wait for the "How to play death metal" episode!
tune your E string 8 octaves lower and play 16 notes on it
@@mateusz5872 that's djent
Tune down a whole step and burn down a church in Norway.
0-0-0-0-0---0-0-00-000--000--0-0-0-0-0-00-0-1-0
@@matthewr8502 Don't forget to scream while you're doing it.
Lot of people can play great on guitar. Not all can teach. You are a payer and a teacher. Thank you
Please can you expand that series from blues and funk to other kinds like rock metal punk
Blues is the backbone to these genres. While they don't use everything blues has to offer, their bases are derived from blues, and then expanded into the genre as you know it today.
Jethro195 true, started with the blues and ended up in other genres
Paul has a video on Blues from this series already! From last year I think, check it out it's very good
Nikos Rouskas Punk is mostly power cords, not too much to explain there.
Whats to explain about rock metal and punk that isnt found in blues and funk?
2:30 - 'How can a funk song have only one chord?'
James Brown: hold my chord
Fucking amazing!
@@bruzrkgro-malog2953 funking* amazing
Eternally grateful to you for this video as an older person. This is my favorite guitar lesson I've ever had. I now see I would be so much farther along as a guitarist if I had known how to study & had a good teacher when I was young. I had no help, & wasted a lot of time/ energy without answers. I was even feeling sick lately, with stomach stress when I thought of guitar, & wish I had not had so many setbacks, feeling my whole life is passing, etc (& I even studied a bit at my local college, with a teacher who said, "you may go the whole semester & never learn this' rather than caring enough to want to actually help, when worship music was always one of the most significant aspects of my life & I hoped to serve people through music. I've been limited in what I could bring to others). This brought me joy & some relief & a ray of hope.
Hey Paul I'll turn 17 in 2 weeks and I have to say that you're lessons are so good and JUICY. Cheers from Italy. CIAO
Dont waste your time kiddo, man I wish I was 17 again
Bella ciao
@@pouyan_m Stay Safe Buddy Congrats! And enyoy! A lot man time flies! Tones (if you know what I mean) of love to you and your country.
Pouyan M he isn‘t, as long as he spends time on this channel
@@ferramirez4570 thanks man You made my day ♡ all the best wishes to you too
Please do this for all styles. I’d love a simple jazz one!
there is no simple jazz I guess
Yeah jazz is harder to make a quick video about unfortunately
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@basicbreakfast why are you laughing at him?
@@Jay-lr3me why do you care
Danke!
Thank you Paul.
Worth every Penny.
Best wishes and happy holidays from a Grandpa from Bavaria Germany 🇩🇪❤
Imagine taking personal lessons from him and he starts doing this. Unbelievable man.
Playing and talking at the same time reached John Mayer levels here... so impressive!
The speed in you lessons is actually what makes them so perfect!
This lesson is on my top 3 videos I ever watched out of thousands.
Simply amazing. I've needed this lesson so bad!
Super fun. Amazes me the way he can talk and not miss a beat. That's not easy. This cat is truly a professional.
@@johnmcaleese8459 Best teacher on YT, not to mention he's a great musician and seems like a good guy. I'd love to hang out with Paul and jam.
@@tonypoore440 He is brilliant. Just look at the studio he built. Yeah, he's something else for sure man.
Definitely would love to hang with that cat!! For like 2yrs. Lol!
Peace.
I think that's actually a pretty great exercise to build your funk fundamentals.
It'll be frustrating for beginners to learn to whack the bass note and mute the other strings for 3 months, but it's pretty much the right place to start. And the steps afterwards are also in a pretty good difficulty progression. I'll try it myself !
I'm at the first day of the frustrating part.
😔🤘
@@theodorekaczynski2138 same does it get better 😭
@@Seanph25 It does get better
Thanks for the guidance! Instructive and entertaining as always!
As someone who is 3 weeks into learning the guitar. I've found a new hero. Love this guy!
Really cool funk introduction. As someone who's never really played that style before I'm definitely intrigued
I dont play guitar..i wish i did, but i cant.... I also wasnt a subscriber... I stumbled across this vid....randomly. And its the most wholesome and enjoyable thing ive watched in a while.
Thank you
The most entertaining tutorial I`ve ever seen. I can`t play any of it, but it`s really good to watch.
First time I see this format on youtube. I really enjoyed the fast paced tutorial. It really helps if you are already familiar with the concepts but needs some guidance to glue everything together. For the less adepts, you're plugging your courses like a master. Hats off to you, that content is dope.
What he said
Yeah too bad this stuff is not in the course.
The collars on my shirt grew four inches longer as I watched this video
Love these kind of vids! Explaing while you play is so entertaining and informative! Great vid Paul!!
James Brown: this tune is called "The Funky Dutchman"
Funky Dunglish.
Hilariously I can hear JB saying it in my head.
That must be the inspiration for Vulfpeck's Funky Duck because it has the same vibe!
THIS DUDE IS INSANE! I have been watching his channel sense 2017 and I have loved every video. He just seems to enjoy everything he does while also making some sick music. Trust me guys it's worth the sub!!
He's the best on YT by a country mile
damn the colour grading video quality and editing just gets better and better man. This was a joy to watch.
Finally found the right terminology, syncopation. Amazing sir. From start to finish, no boring introduction. Thank you.
The best funk tutorial I’ve ever seen
I express my most heartfelt condolences
@@ivanmoskvin7638
Share some tutorials that you like :)
You are simply the best music teacher I’ve ever witnessed. So clear. So good, that’s why I’m your Patreon!
Compliments. That's the best 6 minute guitar lesson ever. No wonder you have nearly 3 MILLION subscribers.
This is one of the greatest lessons I've ever watched
I like how the single note became a masterpiece just while he is speaking
A strong contender for the most fun 6 minute guitar lesson on TH-cam. Really nicely paced to build up something pretty funky! As always thanks Paul, you're awesome
This type of "how to" video where it feels like it's one take is a format where your musicianship really shines. This one, and the fingerstyle blues one are so great. Thanks!
"How can a funk song only have one chord? Very strange, right?"
No, not really.
Omds that's what I thought! Least strange genre for one chord wonders
Well it gets boring, at-least to me
@@devanshshukla8857 ehh u gotta get creative with it
The brazilian funk has no chords lol
funk sounds good in 1 chord too lol
"We're missing one vital ingredient"... you sure are- BOOTSY, baby!!
This was one of the best lessons I've seen in my life. Absolutely delightful. Thank you for sharing such nice tips in such an easy way!
I unintentionally taught myself funk guitar. I always found the "ghost notes" effective as a rhythm guitarist in a band without a drummer/percussionist. The key is in your strumming hand. Just gotta keep it in the pocket. Its very much like the concept of being a drummer. The little licks and notes you add along with the strumming fills are just like drum fills. At least that's how I see it and it's always helped me.
literally!! playing drums alongside guitar translates SO wonderfully. everything u said, yes.
I always just keep my strumming hand active so somewhat the same
I made it all the way through all steps
I've been struggling with funk since 1997
and only in the last couple of years am I solid enough to realistically call myself a funk player just started looking at double stops and the like
but I never knew how easy albeit challenging it is to put all these elements together
definitely challenging but if you keep that right hand moving the single note lines sort of play themselves
it's a little tricky to palm mute so quickly but I think it will come with time
The fact that you can talk in coherent sentences while doing that is insane to me :D
Me: damn, that looks easy, I should give it a try
also me: miserably failing
Fooking hell... you are the groove man. Gets me turned on for funky music and I am 71 yrs old! Time to dig out my rusty stringless guitar if I can remember where it was left....hahaha. Will keep tuned to your lessons
I thought he's gonna actually teach me, but he just flexing :D
Do what the rest of us do and just watch his hands and listen youll nail it with trial and error
... for free ;)
he explains everything perfectly
I am not going to ruin this 69 likes
@@Skippy-id9yt you know ahXD XD explains? For what!? just see and try, error? Try again, that's all;v
NICE tutorial Paul. I loved the way you were talking everybody to the funky style while you were playing it at the same time, smoooooth!
By the end of the video I was tapping my feet and bobbing my head. Great stuff
i was playing along thinking “hey i’m better than i thought” and then i got about halfway through and realised i have no idea how to play a dominant 7 lol
I would love more of these formats for intermediate to advanced players with quick instructions we can slow down at ease. Would you care for a similar lesson for Reggae?
your guitar playing is AMAZING!!!!!
Once he adds the wah pedal, and the rhythm section, I just went “ungh!”.
I adore ghost notes and I always play them without even thinking.
The way you explain what you do is simply perfect! It looks so easy..... You are a Master!
These are my favorite lessons from your channel. I very much enjoy how you build from simple to complex.
What a great groove...and you make it look very simple :)
I'm reminded of a mantra of James Brown himself:
"Every instrument is a drum...capable of creating it's own percussion!"
Saved this vid in my favorites ...Thanks !!
I've always liked Paul's videos...but watching him build this one step at a time and how well it pulled all together while explaining it step by step, it's just amazing. Just awesome!
I just funked my guitar so good.
I really love these vids... You should call them play along series... Like the blues one you made earlier
I just started playing again after 20 years. Pretty heavy for a month.
This was incredibly easy for me to follow along. I got through a quarter just playing along with the simple addition style. It actually made me understand why to add.
By half way i stopped playing from behind, as to take in the knowledge instead of chasing. Im sure I'll be able to get most of 3/4s of this today.
Unfortunately no pedals on my acoustic
I've been looking for a tutorial for a long time, but I haven't been able to find any better than this one! I never really imagined that I would use all the guitar strings, but now I'm really starting to get passionate about this musical genre. conveys a very positive vibe! Thank you very much! Continue!:))
Instruction how to summon James Brown.
Thanks!
Waiting for you to do a livestream of you just jamming away, especially in this 'dark' times. Keep up the funks Mr. Davids
thumbs up!
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE your “how to play... (in a few simple steps)” series👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 the Blues one is sooo dope, this is too🙏🏽
You can if you take the time to learn it and practice it! Nothing comes for free put the time in and you will improve. There was a time when paul was not able to play, he also had to learn, learning never stops and that is why music is great, its endless amazing fun. Just keep playing and never stop!
This was absolutely incredible, thank you for teaching this. Took me a hot minute to pick it up but as they always say "Practise makes perfect."
Keep up the great work!
The coolest lesson ever!
Dude.... thank you SOOO much for being the Bob Ross of guitar teachers.
Love your content, enthusiasm, and commitment to helping anyone who wants to know more, not only about guitars, but music as a whole.
If only more people understood that the music we love, inadvertently, becomes the soundtracks of our journey through life.
You are truly enriching our lives, one note at a time. 🤘🏼
This interactive tutorial-style is such a great teaching method for me. Very awesome video, once again. Thank-you.
Damn, gotta be difficult to do that in one take hahah.
it's just an editing technique
Pretty sure it is one take. Paul is the man
@@Gwyn1stborn It very well could be! haha
@@MarcelVLafonde From the moment he starts playing at least, it's one take, but it's not too long and he has been doing it for years, practicing a lot, doing it a lot. He does make tiny errors like forgetting to play the E and in older videos he'd not always keep to 4 beats or the tempo in between playing. It's easier with drums to tell you where the 1st beat is and what the tempo is. Well... less insanely difficult. Talking and playing is as difficult as playing the piano and singing and some people will just not be able to do it without programming every note and combination in your brain as a unit and that just takes forever. I'm sad to say I'm one of those people, which is why, as a singer songwriter I learned to play rhythm guitar.
That is astonishing - the elegant simplicity of how you build it up step by step.
I would love to see more videos like this. This was an excellent lesson, great method, keeping the rythme going and gradually increasing the difficulty and intricacies. So much fun to be able to jam along with you whenever I feel like it now.
How you find these notes, chords and rhythms so easy and fast is what separates you from my abilities no matter how many Times I replay this
I cant make it sound like yours.......LOL
I love the way he also spoke along the beat. Making this lesson video unnecessarily intense, but easy to follow.
Now we can get that funky chunky, man
Funky chunckyyy!! 😂
Awe yeah summa dat fonky chonky.
Gimme sum o' dat fonkey chonkey
*Ship horns*
The greatest thing about being a musician is that you don’t have to put shoes on, you can change the world with socks on!
Maybe the thing about being a musician is that you don't have enough money to buy the shoes
How is Paul even a person? Genuinely this guy is incredible.
I love how he separates each step in a very understanding way
The way he is building up from very simple to more elaborate playing is extremely enjoyable.
I appreciate this is above and beyond what Paul could actually fathom, this is super informative and just flat out awesome on every level. I have the skills to play many riffs like this, but it's just from what I've pieced together over the years of being untrained and learning sloppily. If I can tighten things up like this across the board, I'd actually start to think of myself as a somewhat decent guitarist.....
I literally thought yesterday to find a video on how to funk
Watching/listening to him talk us through it while playing put a smile on my face. Tooolll cooooll!
I can’t wait till 2030 when I’m a good enough player to keep up with your videos 🤣
Step one (beginner): learn chords and right hand technique
Step two: learn how to turn your bones into *cartilage* .
thats it youre now C O R Y W O N G