I Sucked. So I CHANGED My Thinking | Guitar Psychology
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- 3 years ago I did a TH-cam video called "Guitar Psychology". I always wanted to do an updated version.... so here it is.. hope you enjoy.....Happy New Year to everyone :)
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For all of us Tim, "the less we play" the "better" 😎 I like to just wear the guitar and dance
The looks on Tim’s face as he plays makes his videos worth watching.
The lifetime of knowledge and tips he shares helps too😊
My credo eversince: Ask not what a song can do for you. Find out, what you can do for the song. That helped and motivated most of my pupils to enhance their skills.
Your pupils are very lucky to have you as a teacher
Thats JFK Ripoff.
@@TheSIeepyhouse Your point of view, ok. But despite JFK it's a princip to be an active teamplayer who works on creating win-win no matter it's a band, family, company, football team, social society ...
@@hansmeissner734 Glad you help with music, I read your words and I know who said it first. If it works for you, Im happy too. “Ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country,” John F. Kennedy's inaugural address January 20, 1961,
You have such a lovely aura and a down to earth, no-ego, transcendent love of music and sharing your knowledge! Thank you!!!! What a privilege: You, the internet, TH-cam. Those of us in small towns, who grew up in the 1960s...and somehow "never left"... are just no longer isolated. It's awesome!
I love Tim. His knowledge is priceless, goes beyond millions of dollars, billions at that....happy 2022, I hope this year kicks 2021 right in the nuts
Thanks for the laugh!
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Love how unselfish he is with his knowledge. Thanks Tim!
I’m trying learn guitar with a disability I have cerebral palsy I’m left handed learning right handed due to right been slow any tips advise be great
Just keep at it! Don't be afraid to experiment and find your own way of playing the guitar. Do what works for you, stick with it, and find a good teacher if you can. I wish you the best!
@@dvkerner96 I’m having a good time with the rock smith software from Ubisoft
@@agenttechstreams3891 That's great! Keep playing!
@@agenttechstreams3891dude bro dude , you could possibly consider open tuning open G for jesus .. simple chords often are all you need to make a great song.. do your own thing.. dont worry about all the shreders out there.. it’s about heart and soul ..
@@agenttechstreams3891Barry Gibb from the Beegees used Hawaiian tuning 🚬😎
You're a guitar god, Tim. A GUITAR GOD!!!!! When I grow up, I want to play just like you. Uh, . . . wait a minute. I'm already 57! Oh well. It was a nice thought. 🤔 😱 😬
Tim you are the man!!! Love hearing you play and explain. Makes me want to play every single time I hear you. I love to use your runs.
nobody can play over chords changes like tim, amazing
Hey thank you so much!
Chris Standring's guitar class taught me a valuable lesson: that SPACE is a note. This video is a freaking amazing, great analysis of the various techniques.
Totally agree with the simplicity thing Tim.
Some people even say I play my best when I'm not playing at all.🤔
Great lesson as always.
Absolutely correct Tim! Finding the right balance of what to play to support the song or the backing track is always essential to become a better musician. Whenever I am listening to your playing you always prove me right! Leaving spaces to let the song breathe and speeding up and playing more notes and more complicated stuff, if the backing track gives you enough space. And exactly that is why you are in my top 10 list of guitarist! Thanks for sharing! highly entertaining and educational! Love it! Cheers DimiZ
Tim, frankly, I loved both versions; your original "let it all out" approach, vs your more "tempered" and restrained approach. Your tone, feel, note choice, enthusiasm and imagination come through on both takes. Your point is well taken though..... Play what the music calls for. Awesome!!
Great video, thanks for all that you share! It seems that we video cuts abruptly at 23:08, is there a way to see the rest? Thanks again!
To know the scales and chords over the entire fretboard is like being released from a 4'x4' candle lit cubicle to the outdoors. There are distinct riffs that associate well with certain chord forms, and not so well with the same chord elsewhere, which has its own advantages. Its funny how infinite the guitar neck looks when you don't know it and how incredibly tiny it is when you see how everything links up with infinity as you play. You can get to a point where music is playing you, and you're becoming aware of goings on around you. You don't want to miss that, after all, you paid admission!
Brilliant comment and wonderfully worded!
1. Your new curtains are far superior to your old ones.
2. Thank you for all your knowledge. And the smiles. Between you and Cory Wong teaching I have found myself wanting to learn and to play again and I feel like myself again. 🙏🏼
There’s always the urge to show off, but in a live situation nothing seems to feel better than landing a beautiful phrase. I pushed myself last gig to play like a vocalist and not be afraid to give space in solos and use volume and dynamics.
Great stuff, and greetings from Alaska. As a side note, I now have Santa locked in my basement. Didn't get the PRS I asked for.
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You're still better off than me. I didn't get the increase in talent nor my hair back.
Happy New Year to ya!
Greetings from a fellow Alaskan down in Georgia , I was born and raised in anchorage and hope
Tim, I apologize if you have already discussed this subject and I missed it. Your guitar chops and positive attitude are always enjoyable! Have you ever shared your method for building the backing tracks? I find your drum tracks to be excellent and I suspect other listeners do as well. What is your source or method for the drum tracks? The bass is pretty sweet too BTW😁.
Always a pleasure; happy new year!
I absolutely love your content. I always come away encouraged. You always give food for thought. I always say "OK, I'm just gonna watch the video" then I end up strapping my guitar on and start practicing. Thanks Tim!
So far beyond where I am after 64 years playing. I subbed. Thank you sir! Did not listen far today as I'm off to work. I shall return. I shall gratefully learn!
I've been watching all of your videos for a few years now and I think this is absolutely one of your best by far!!
!!!Spectacular solo!!! I love it when you leave room for a lick to resonate…You’re the best man!
Miles said something like this, going opposite, simple when it got busy, softer when it gets loud etc. Some Miles fan out there can narrow this down.
This gentleman is a true genius. He has been blessed with the gift of making easy and simple what others become complex. For Tim nothing seems difficult, you can see how everything flows naturally from his hands. My respect and admiration for him. Thank you very much Mr. Tim.
Wow, thank you
I watch your shows, when I can, then go play for a couple hours….love your tasty playing.
On the simple play-through I immediately started hearing more of the ensemble as a whole. If this had been a live band the simplicity would have created more space for the other players to interact. Any space from any of the players draws the ear to the others.
First player that comes to mind for me is the (was the) drummer for Pat Metheny throughout much of his career, the supremely tasteful Paul Wertico. His tactful and subtle underplaying gave great support to Metheny and Mays to be easily heard and allowed the over-all arc of the tune to be velvety smooth. I honestly can't listen to the newer band because of all the bombastic drumming, and I'm a drummer by trade. Thanks as always Tim.
Happy New Year. I really love your content, approach, attitude, delivery, teaching style and your passion for tone and excellence! God bless you Tim Pierce!
Thank you, Tim! Btw, love the gold top. Absolute beauty!
Love the joy, the face when you hit the zone 😊
It’s comical yet sad that those of living in California got a huge emotional lift from our December rains. I was giddy every time I heard the the drops falling on the back patio. Yes, more please.
It's the same here in the Inland Northwest (WA, OR, north Idaho, western Montana) with the New Year's Eve NWS Drought Report that stated our Extreme Drought Stage 4 has receded to Stage 3, and the next three-month forecast is wetter than normal and colder than normal. Hooray for snowpack in the mountains and a cool spring to slow the melt. Livestock deaths and crop yields well below normal are hard to take. 2022 is starting out much happier!
Slowing down and playing less is a skill I have to work on every day. Great lesson.
Good new year to you, kind sharer of grooving guitar Philosophy. Why just earlier this morning or late last night... I listened to the “Toy Matinee Live” CD that featured you soloing and riffing and KG laughed (very much like you do when you throw a slurey of triple 20s of riffage) when he introduced you to the audience and they roared! What a band you were in and what a record you guys made. Still to this day...it is amazing in so many ways. So much talent on one stage. I hear your playing on so many records/CDs that I have gone out of my way to buy, back when we all did that at any Tower Records store, open ’til midnight. We were all so lucky to be free to follow our hears and ears into our minds your music was welcomed and desired. We are all here now enjoying your presence. Thank you for all you do! Peace, prosperity and Maximum Respect
Man, Dave. I thought I was the only one left using a Line 6 echo park? Made me smile! You are a blessing to all of us, sir!👍🏻
when you first started, that music made me feel warm and want to wrap myself in a blanket on a sofa in front of a fire. the clip on the other hand it felt cold. like a concert almost, if that makes sense
I love how you say..... I'm gonna play simple! Like yeah right... :)
Proceeds to play 2 less notes than usual 😂
Awesome lesson and video! I especially enjoyed the explanation of how superstars like Santana operate and why they would need studio musicians. Very insightful. Thanks for this.
I shake my head when I look at a fret board vs a keyboard, who ever designed the guitar was a nut! But don't we love them. When you talked about seeing the chords on the fret board I cried.
I Can't imagine that you ever sucked, Tim. Your playing flows so smoothly and naturally, it's almost as if you were born with a guitar in your hands (LOL). I get what you're saying about playing for the song, though. That's definitely something someone should keep in mind when they're laying down a guitar track.
Tim, I have never heard you play a bad lick yet, ect. the intro here was done very tasteful, i had to touch my Gold Top pick it up and try to play along with you, as i did, i learned something new as always, my best, cousin figel
That's the video about guitar psychology I wanted to watch !
About a quarter of my students have to reprogram their thoughts to expect the best of themselves. I help them see the relevance of thinking positive.
Wow!!! Tim you are so good that there are no words that describe your knowledge , ability & execution! Phenomenal. You are so gracious to teach what you know! Thanks. ✌♥️
BTW, do you ever get out on the road, or are you totally committed to teaching from your sudio?
I so badly want to see a full collection video of all your prs guitars
Hi Tim, I enjoyed your show, so much information given. Thanks for the information also, about James Harrah, and starting a band. You both make the guitar sound so good. Try and stay safe, and all the best, in the year 2022..
love your "normalcy" ...... down to earth bloke doing a fab job
Thank you Tim for sharing the Guitar Psychology, never really thought about it in that way- every instrument in the track has it's own place of "Real Estate" on the map for sure. Your playing and instruction always enlightens! Happy New Year to you and yours
Thanks for all your help Tim, and happy new year
Playing in the entro is just. too. cool. Too slick
The part about double stops, reminds me of your 10m with Mark Lettierri video.
Love it, thanks for all you share Tim. Today vs before ... seems to define the essence of exquisite jazz approach, and a hard rock attack approach. Your playing, and expertise, is amazing.
Wow. Did PRS get away with copying the Les Paul shape so exactly? Perhaps not for long! Oh well it's the sound, and you always sound great! Thanks Tim!
Such a blessing to just watch the master! Thanks, Tim.
Health wealth and happiness 🥃from Scotland mate, am 20 years away from your simplicity 😂 I get it less is more. Thanks for another great video. Respect and stay healthy all
Agree, by simplifying and stopping to play, you are giving the listener time to breath, and anticipate what is coming back in. Interesting what you said about Santana, this happens in many industries, example, Portrait Painting for commercial studios in China, used to be the same in Europe the apprentices do most of the painting, its the Masters who add the finishing details, that make the Picture.
BTW I totally called out those "Prince" chords as you played them. I said "some Prince there."
YT has some hidden gems, he is one of them
Vibrato was more dominant in Southern rock and Blues... However it is in the wrist and then extends to the fingers... And then a wobble either slow or fast...
Thanks Tim, this video helped me with a mix. You helped me remember to make the music breathe.
Have you ever played the slide?? Derek is a shining example of the one string melodies
Happy New Year From Alabama Tim! There's likely gonna be a ton of really good new guitarists in a few years because of the material and content you and your fellow guitar centric TH-camr's provide. I suspect that learning has never been easier. With guitar sales thru the roof for 2 years now, I hope the new ones are getting played and lessons are being taught. As an intermediate player, I hope to become one of your students soon!
Happy New Year to You and Yours. May Love, Light, and Music always Shine from Your Soul...
Same to you!
Hello Tim,
Best witches and I want to thank you for being a bless for all of us riff and groove lovers out there!
I real inspiration
Thank you again!!
Love the prince chord
Happy New Year Tim 🥳 Great video ! You are fantastic! Thank you 😊
Thank you Tim! You are an amazing blessing to guitar players and music lovers in general!
Reminds me of an old Doonesbury strip of an art class in Communist China where the student asks the teacher "So the hero shouldn't be bayonnetting the evil landlord?" to which the teacher replies "Of course not. Let the picture breathe."
No wonder we don't sound as good as you. We don't have the "enhancer". It's not the year of study and playing. It's all about the effect....Your effortless soloing sounds great! So many good ideas.
Yep the enhancer.... it's 100% of everything ha ha
Just when I think there's nothing more you can teach me you blow my mind Tim.
Thanks so much!
I treat music like surfing. As I am through composing my way through the frequencies. Every once in a while, I catch a tube.
As always wonderful Tim. Thank you! Love to get that backing track!
Beautiful guitar playing
Thank you Mr Pierce!
Great demonstration/ advice! Thanks Tim! Love you long time!
I signed up for the master class. At sometime I should start to play guitar. Patron of the arts is so much easier.
I feel like I need to grow up as far as guitar goes.Overplaying is a big problem. Guitar playerS are Notorious for it.
Good video Thanks! The part about Carlos is particularly interesting.
Love your knowledge and advice Tim. So great to listen to your insights.
I played with David Jordan for a couple of years and did sessions with Mike Chapman amongst others. I believe you played on Davids album 'Set The Mood'...
Anyway love it! Happy New Year!!
Brett
Happy new year Tim.
Sublime playing, as always!
Love from Scotland 🏴👍🏻
I really appreciate it :-)
Always learn something in this vids, one of my favorite guitar channels
This is really helpful. Thank you. Good to be reminded that it can be a process that takes several tries.
Tim? Ive been suspectin all along.
Man at one time I was really groivin on and nailin that alan parsons guitar work. I luv it. Got them commandin attention licks!!
bummed I missed this livestream but its great I can see it now. Tim was awesome on Rick's livestream last night.
This was an awesome video Tim! Chock full of excellent info. The playing, great as always and I especially enjoyed the subtle nuances with dynamic volume changes and pick attack variations.
That's one helluva "gear cave." Congratulations :)
Happy New Year from Lake Wales Florida. Thanks for the videos on TH-cam
Same to you!
Ha there Tim many thanks to you for sharing your skills and Tutorials with all the options chords scales riffs melodies its truly exciting to get to learn to use these skills once I improve my approach an hearing and timing. My we all get through this New Year 2022 with peaceful ease World Wide inspired with command sense
John thank you so much! I agree....
Controlled vibrato is a gift that we take for granted! Some players really can't control their vibrato so it just ends up fast. A great vibrato practice is to try emulating the "Lukather wide/deep vibrato", if you can do that then you're on the right track to be able to control it. I thank god that i didn't have to work really hard to be able to do it! PS i don't think you've ever "sucked" Tim! Ha!
I was hearing funk / Niles Rodgers in that 1/16 note push.
Tim, I could watch you play all day and NEVER get bored! Loved you in Keith's "Guitars of The Beatles Rooftop Concert"!!! And btw - Sir Paul's band is just MONSTER! I saw them at Dodger Stadium for the last show of their "Freshen Up" tour, and they were just AMAZING! Was I wrong about the "Mild Mannered Guy Telling The Truth"? I thought not!!!
Hello Professor Pierce
Hello !
Watching the replay afterwork Tim. Happy New Year.
Cheers 🥂
Love your playing and thought process in regards to playing off the music and serving the piece of music.
Happy New Year Time!! Gotta say your tone and sound is just soo awesome and rich! Love your content!
Hey thank you very much
Every time I'm blown away just watching Tim jamming along. If there is anyone out there with more passion, more knowledge, and more technical skills for music then I've not found them yet!
Awesome info! I particularly appreciate the lesson on how to do vibrato which I have been struggling with so that info is definitely going to help. I enjoyed the gear demo you did at the end too 👍🏻👍🏻
I love Tim’s style and personality. Plus notice he always wears a guitar strap? And as an advanced beginner, his simple looks pretty hard to me. I love his happy face when he plays.
Happy New Year Tim and all the viewers
Love your phrasing! Seems easy and effortless (like maybe I could do it too . . . 🙄), and sounds so cool.
I am starting to love this guy