Thanks for taking my question, Andrew. I really appreciate Corey and Kalei's perspectives on learning to play. Really comes down to patience and practice, practice, practice.
Really liked this first time round 😁😁😁. Thanks for passing on your knowledge. Love your new Kamaka Corey, looks and sounds class. If you guys have a favourite sound board for Funk, Blues etc I would be interested. All the best for the week.
Just love these posts and you guys. The string discussion was brilliant. And that Kamaka, once heard, it isn’t going to be removed from my ears. As always over the top virtuosity playing gents.
The thing I struggle with my anuenue amm2 (older style without the slotted headstock) is that the stock strings suit the instrument so well! I have a marginal preference for Joel's high tension set now I've managed to get them in the UK but the anuenue string sets are fabulous. It's a very close call!
The last couple videos have been very low in volume (on all mics) and even when I turn it up to the max, I can't hear it well anymore. Please check your audio setting. I love your videos and want hear them well. Thanks
Loved the tips, techniques and motivational thoughts on practice! PS. Watched this after watching a video with guitarist Mike Dawes (on Rick Beato's channel) and his mind-bending rhythmic right hand techniques. I appreciate you guys bringing it down to a more relatable human level. Thanks!
Thanks for taking my question, Andrew. I really appreciate Corey and Kalei's perspectives on learning to play. Really comes down to patience and practice, practice, practice.
Thank you for the question ,
And thanks Kalei and Corey for the answers and demos.
Appreciate much !
Congratulations on that beautiful Kamaka and stunning arrangement of over the rainbow. Mahalo!
Love the convo on strings. Congrats Corey on the Kamaka! Its a beauty:)
Every time, every video, I get so much out of what you wonderful dudes share. Thank you for the music lessons and life lessons, y'all ♥️
So smooth.... thanks, as always. And thanks for the string comparisons. Very helpful.
Corey got a beautiful Kamaka!
You guys killed the funk tonight! Keep up the awesome work, Aloha
Grossartig wie immer, merci vielmols.
Really liked this first time round 😁😁😁. Thanks for passing on your knowledge. Love your new Kamaka Corey, looks and sounds class. If you guys have a favourite sound board for Funk, Blues etc I would be interested. All the best for the week.
Just love these posts and you guys. The string discussion was brilliant. And that Kamaka, once heard, it isn’t going to be removed from my ears. As always over the top virtuosity playing gents.
Thanks once again for the music and good vibes!🤙
Congrats on your Kamaka, Corey :)
Congrats on the Kamaka Corey! What kind of strings are on that beauty?
Awesome stuff guys.
The thing I struggle with my anuenue amm2 (older style without the slotted headstock) is that the stock strings suit the instrument so well! I have a marginal preference for Joel's high tension set now I've managed to get them in the UK but the anuenue string sets are fabulous. It's a very close call!
The last couple videos have been very low in volume (on all mics) and even when I turn it up to the max, I can't hear it well anymore. Please check your audio setting. I love your videos and want hear them well. Thanks
can you guys give me some coffee shop relaxing jazz in the next episode?
Shakakind sounds ❤️🤙🏾
46: amm3
46:30. AMM3 talk
Ho boo nah!!!
1 E and A 2 E and A 3 E and A 4 E and A...
With accents on 2 and 4. (Regarding the rhythm thing early on)
Loved the tips, techniques and motivational thoughts on practice! PS. Watched this after watching a video with guitarist Mike Dawes (on Rick Beato's channel) and his mind-bending rhythmic right hand techniques. I appreciate you guys bringing it down to a more relatable human level. Thanks!