Man, your lessons are great! Been playing six string for a long time...I’m almost 50...and trying to learn pedal steel in Spain is extremely difficult as there are no teachers or many fans of this instrument, so your vídeos are much appreciated. Many thanks!!👍👍👍
Iain, thanks so much. I will tell my son what you said. He is over the video production, and does a great job. He puts in a lot of effort to make our lessons. Keep Picking! Aaron
Edward, it is never too late! So glad that we have lessons that can help aspiring steel players! Like I say in some of my posts, enjoy the journey! As long as you are having fun, that is what it is all about. Thank you for sharing and best of luck in your future endeavors on the steel guitar! Aaron
Thank you so much for this lesson. And for this channel really. I’ve been searching for this sound but it’s hard to explain without knowing the right words to describe it.
Guys got a question why is there two steels is there a key change that one is tuned to one cord I really don’t know I’m not a player but plan on buying one I love that country sound
HI Arron, I have been following your lessons for quite some time, now, and I really appreciate the way you bring PSG instruction to us in such a clear and definitive way. Please keep it up. Also, since you have so many lessons posted on TH-cam, could you please provide a chart or catalog of some sort that would enable us to find/go back to previous lessons? Sometimes when practicing I recall a lick or something you taught us and want to review it, but finding it again on TH-cam can be tricky and time consuming...perhaps you already have this. Lastly, I would be willing to pay for a collection of lessons on a DVD, and I bet many of your followers would, too.Don
Don, thanks so much for your kind comments. Your idea is really interesting and valid. I will talk to Jacob and see what we can do. I really am glad we are helping promote the PSG and people see the hard work Jacob is doing to make the videos top notch. Thanks again! Aaron
@@SteelPickingr. Aaron, I noticed you are playing a Pedalmaster in this video. I was honored to meet Mr. Roy Thomas the maker. I own a Westwind D10/8 which is the brand he made before he bought the pedalmaster brand. Your lessons are really helping me.
Hey, @@johnweaver3610 I borrowed this guitar while mine was being modified. My dad had a universal 12-string Pedalmaster, and we got to go to Louisiana and meet Mr. Thomas. The Pedalmaster was great sounding and mechanically superb. Glad you got one and hang on to it! Hope you enjoy it as much as my dad enjoyed his! Keep picking!
Nice videos Learning a lot. You did a video about tuning and could you make another one to cover the pedal and knee levers many thanks again mick in the UK
Mick, glad you are learning a lot from my videos. I really enjoy making them. Thanks for the idea and we are actually in the process of covering the pedals and knee levers that are common to the E9th tuning i.e. 3x4. Please stay tuned and many thanks. Aaron
what in the heck is that dismantled Nascar lap piyani? I couldn't much hear what you were talking because I have real bad ears from the accidents and also that country music record you was playing in the background was tearin me up somthin fierce and I couldnt focus what with all the memories I was having about my X girlfriend. I miss her, heck I miss everyone. Bless Your Heart
You are welcome! You can probably find a good, used steel on the Steel Guitar Forum or sometimes through specific dealers like Justice, etc. At times they sell second hand guitars on their sites. Let me know if you have any other questions and thanks for checking out my channel! Keep Picking! Aaron
I am actually borrowing it from a friend. I have sent my Justice to Fred to add some pulls to it. We will actually have a video about this on the channel in a few days. Glad you noticed but all is well, lol
Man, your lessons are great! Been playing six string for a long time...I’m almost 50...and trying to learn pedal steel in Spain is extremely difficult as there are no teachers or many fans of this instrument, so your vídeos are much appreciated. Many thanks!!👍👍👍
Federico, thanks for the kind words. We are glad to help and promote the steel. Hang in there.
Keep Picking!
Aaron
this 75 yr old beginner on PSG appreciates your lesson and will return to it
Thanks so much and hope the videos are helpful!
Keep picking!
Aaron
This is a really clear lesson technique - camera angle is perfect for seeing exactly what you're doing. Thank you!
Iain, thanks so much. I will tell my son what you said. He is over the video production, and does a great job. He puts in a lot of effort to make our lessons.
Keep Picking!
Aaron
You provide the best lessons on the web. Thanks you.
Gary, thanks for the kind words.
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Aaron
Like E Walker below I'll soon be in 80th yr. & had a Sho Bud I love your generosity and clearity
thanks a million
Gordo, no problem and thanks for the nice comment. Keep that Sho Bud playing and stick with it.
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Aaron
really appreciate your lessons. Trying hard to learn E9 on my Sho Bud Pro 1 Wish I started years ago. 80 yrs. old
Edward, it is never too late! So glad that we have lessons that can help aspiring steel players! Like I say in some of my posts, enjoy the journey! As long as you are having fun, that is what it is all about.
Thank you for sharing and best of luck in your future endeavors on the steel guitar!
Aaron
Wow that is awesome I am 66 maybe some hope for both of us
John, so glad you liked it.
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Aaron
John, Thanks for your reply - Aaron will keep us on the right track - Keep pickin !
Edward Walker wow Edward that’s fantastic keep on pickin son!
very clear instruction and repetition. great for beginners
Joe, thanks and glad to help.
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Aaron
Wow Im not a steel player yet but these videos are a great inspiration Thanks
Glad you like them!
I am getting better at following along and keeping time thanks to your good teaching
That is what I love to hear. Hang in there.
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Aaron
Excellent teaching!
Thank you very much for sharing your expertise in a very understandable way.
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No problem. Glad to help! Make sure to check out our other videos.
by the timbre of your voice I think you live in Tennessee, that is all..thank you for your time Sir.
Thanks a lot for this quick beginner overview !
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for this lesson. And for this channel really. I’ve been searching for this sound but it’s hard to explain without knowing the right words to describe it.
You're very welcome! Ethan, don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell so you will know when we post new content.
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Aaron
Thank you for your generosity in sharing your knowledge. Best lessons I know of online.
Thanks so much.
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Aaron
Guys got a question why is there two steels is there a key change that one is tuned to one cord I really don’t know I’m not a player but plan on buying one I love that country sound
Really enjoy your videos, Aaron! Thanks for producing and sharing!
No problem. Glad you liked it.
Keep picking! Aaron
HI Arron, I have been following your lessons for quite some time, now, and I really appreciate the way you bring PSG instruction to us in such a clear and definitive way. Please keep it up. Also, since you have so many lessons posted on TH-cam, could you please provide a chart or catalog of some sort that would enable us to find/go back to previous lessons? Sometimes when practicing I recall a lick or something you taught us and want to review it, but finding it again on TH-cam can be tricky and time consuming...perhaps you already have this. Lastly, I would be willing to pay for a collection of lessons on a DVD, and I bet many of your followers would, too.Don
Don, thanks so much for your kind comments. Your idea is really interesting and valid. I will talk to Jacob and see what we can do. I really am glad we are helping promote the PSG and people see the hard work Jacob is doing to make the videos top notch.
Thanks again!
Aaron
@@SteelPickingr. Aaron, I noticed you are playing a Pedalmaster in this video. I was honored to meet Mr. Roy Thomas the maker. I own a Westwind D10/8 which is the brand he made before he bought the pedalmaster brand. Your lessons are really helping me.
Hey, @@johnweaver3610 I borrowed this guitar while mine was being modified. My dad had a universal 12-string Pedalmaster, and we got to go to Louisiana and meet Mr. Thomas. The Pedalmaster was great sounding and mechanically superb. Glad you got one and hang on to it! Hope you enjoy it as much as my dad enjoyed his! Keep picking!
really enjoy the lessons
Kevin, you are welcome and thanks!
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Aaron
Aaron, good solid foundation for beginning to make music.
Larry, thanks. We wanted to post a few lessons to help the folks starting out. I also try to show how I look at the fret board.
Thank you. Aaron
Great lessons.
Glad that you enjoy them; I hope they are helping!
Keep picking!
mighty fine Aaron ! your vol. pedal work is second to none .especially on your gospel. Hows about a tutorial ?!! LoL
Phil, we just finished a video on that very subject. Thanks for your kind words. Stay tuned.
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Aaron
Great video. Please do more like this(different tempo's and styles)
Thanks, John! Yes, we will be doing more beginner to intermediate lessons like this in the future.
Thanks so much,
Aaron
How to tone the amp, the settings to take a clean tone but without the crack?
Really , is a good training thank you very much
You are welcome! Glad to help.
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Aaron
Nice videos Learning a lot. You did a video about tuning and could you make another one to cover the pedal and knee levers many thanks again mick in the UK
Mick, glad you are learning a lot from my videos. I really enjoy making them. Thanks for the idea and we are actually in the process of covering the pedals and knee levers that are common to the E9th tuning i.e. 3x4. Please stay tuned and many thanks.
Aaron
Nice lesson.
Ken, glad you liked it.
Keep picking! Aaron
what in the heck is that dismantled Nascar lap piyani? I couldn't much hear what you were talking because I have real bad ears from the accidents and also that country music record you was playing in the background was tearin me up somthin fierce and I couldnt focus what with all the memories I was having about my X girlfriend. I miss her, heck I miss everyone. Bless Your Heart
New subscriber... thank you sir. You have a great touch.
Jason, thanks for subscribing. Hope the lessons will help you.
Keep picking! Aaron
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😊 thsnks
Jackie, thanks glad you liked it.
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Aaron
Very much appreciated...:-)
Mike, no problem.
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Aaron
Hi Aaron. Thank you for your lessons. Can you guide me to a place where I could buy a good second hand pedal steel guitar please? Thanks.
You are welcome! You can probably find a good, used steel on the Steel Guitar Forum or sometimes through specific dealers like Justice, etc. At times they sell second hand guitars on their sites. Let me know if you have any other questions and thanks for checking out my channel!
Keep Picking!
Aaron
Thank you kindly. I am inspired to buy one following your tutorial. Thank you.
You are most welcome! I hope you find a great guitar and let me know if I can help you further.
Thanks,
Aaron
Thank you and I will certainly continue to watch your channel and be in touch.
excellent
Thanks, and glad you liked it.
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Aaron
YAS!! Thanks!!
No problem!
Keep picking! Aaron
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Hello Aaron
Bryce, hello to you . Hope you are enjoying the channel.
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Aaron
New Guitar?!
I am actually borrowing it from a friend. I have sent my Justice to Fred to add some pulls to it. We will actually have a video about this on the channel in a few days. Glad you noticed but all is well, lol
Thanks. The Justice sounds amazing :)
Ditto!
I'm a justice man Aaron as you may remember, but this guitar sounds great!
James, yes the Pedal master is a very good guitar. I have enjoyed playing it while I was waiting for my guitar to get back from Fred.
Thanks.
Aaron