If you compare yourself to someone else, you'll never stop finding someone better. To my ears, you clearly do know your stuff well, and the compositions you play in your videos are top notch. So, you're actually very good. You maybe just don't think you're on the level you yourself want to be = bad for you. Anyway, you're qualified to make teaching videos if you can make the subject digestible for your target audience. And that's what you do perfectly! You clearly don't make these videos for pros but someone who's starting their musical journey = me. And, from a beginner's perspective your videos are some of the best I've seen approaching this topic. Miles ahead of anything I've seen even in many paid courses. Why? Because you've clearly gone through the struggle yourself and know exactly what a beginner or even an intermediate needs to know. Please, continue!
This honestly means so much. Because that's exactly it. I want to be the channel I wish existed when I was learning all this stuff. So, to hear you spell it all out so nicely is a big deal for me. And you're right too that I try to measure myself against my own goals rather than something more external. And I've come a long way since this video, which is also cool to look back on. And btw, thanks for all the comments and encouragement today. I'm so glad you found your way to my channel and I look forward to hearing more about your progress down the line! Have a great day!
@@heitstrengningmusic there is an old @adamneely video (th-cam.com/video/9rEqrPwVITY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0ELOx6qu2yD1ggX8) on it but there are a bunch others out there. I bet @rickbeato has also,he has a good video on dark scales too.
If you compare yourself to someone else, you'll never stop finding someone better. To my ears, you clearly do know your stuff well, and the compositions you play in your videos are top notch. So, you're actually very good. You maybe just don't think you're on the level you yourself want to be = bad for you.
Anyway, you're qualified to make teaching videos if you can make the subject digestible for your target audience. And that's what you do perfectly! You clearly don't make these videos for pros but someone who's starting their musical journey = me.
And, from a beginner's perspective your videos are some of the best I've seen approaching this topic. Miles ahead of anything I've seen even in many paid courses. Why? Because you've clearly gone through the struggle yourself and know exactly what a beginner or even an intermediate needs to know.
Please, continue!
This honestly means so much. Because that's exactly it. I want to be the channel I wish existed when I was learning all this stuff. So, to hear you spell it all out so nicely is a big deal for me.
And you're right too that I try to measure myself against my own goals rather than something more external. And I've come a long way since this video, which is also cool to look back on.
And btw, thanks for all the comments and encouragement today. I'm so glad you found your way to my channel and I look forward to hearing more about your progress down the line! Have a great day!
very well done. thanks!
Thank you! Appreciate the comment and the kindness. Have a great day!
no mention of the Dorian brightness quotient?
No, but if you have anything to add I would love to learn! What is that? Have a great day!
@@heitstrengningmusic there is an old @adamneely video (th-cam.com/video/9rEqrPwVITY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0ELOx6qu2yD1ggX8) on it but there are a bunch others out there. I bet @rickbeato has also,he has a good video on dark scales too.