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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มี.ค. 2021
- Learn how to had simple melodies to your improvising over Bertha by the Grateful Dead in this guitar lesson on Guide Tones.
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This is the first time “guide tones” was so clearly explained for me. Nice work.
I’ve said it before your approach is awesome. Light easy and gets you playing - you have a great way of keying on the simplest things that change so much. And the backing tracks are so tasty
Awesome, thank you! That's nice to hear because that exactly what I'm going for.
Incredible lesson. I've learned the scales that go with the chords. I've been learning the chord tones up and down the neck. But I was missing the glue that puts this all together. I love how you kind of think of this in advance when thinking about a solo when you're practicing. You can find the guide tones that kind of fit and use those as your anchors. Genius.
It's super helpful. I am trying to translate your lesson to the piano. I have high hopes it will be the catalyst to get me to the next level. Thanks!
Great video! I love how you start simple and expand from there. Thanks. You create a wonderful groove!
This is a simple and super valuable lesson. Such a clear explanation of how to use chord tones (comes harder than expected to so many of us) to give structure to improv based on pentatonics (which many of us use too much, or, at least, unmusically). Thanks for sharing
Thanks Larry. I've lots more videos like this planned.
Super amazing lesson, and such cool "ear" training!! I'm a new subscriber and fan!
It was very helpful, thank you please keep more videos like this.
Glad it was helpful David. I'll have a similar one out soon.
Thanks Jeff!
No prob!
THANK YOU!
You're welcome!
Just found your channel - these are fantastic videos. Thanks 🙏
Glad you like them!
Awesome lesson
Thanks Galen.
Cosmic bro !
a funky blues you might like,jeff..."funky soul" by lowell fulson
i think im hallucinating... trippy camera sh*t on the solo :}
Oh yeah, I keep forgetting that I had an issue mixing down videos where it caused trails! I figured it out it out though.
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Awesome stuff man thanks, btw u got nice hair I got similar curly hair like that, still trying to figure out what products work for me. Would u mind telling me what conditioner and other products u use?
Hey thanks! I had to check but I just use some regular shampoo and conditioner. Argan Oil by Ogx. I wash it every 3-4 days. It flattens out so on days I film, I wash it or like a chia pet, just add water!
This is all well and good, but if you leave the emotional aspect out of soloing, it just becomes an exercise.The best solos come from somewhere emotionally.
Couldn't agree more! I keep meaning to make videos about that topic. Although I don't see the harm in doing musical exercises. Should a basketball player not learn about the game and exercise but only focus on the emotion of playing?
You have to learn how to play before you can play with emotion.
Am i the only one seeing trippy shit goin on with the fretboard?