Let's Listen Together MASAYOSHI TAKANAKA E.S.P. - 1176 UAFX Studio Compressor Pedal
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2023
- Fun listening Takanaka san again! Now I am using this amazing compressor pedal from Universal Audio. 1176 UAFX Studio Compressor pedal. The definitive UA 1176 compressor, now on your pedalboard. It's a perfect tone for this song and Masayoshi Takanaka style clean Tone!
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Takanaka san is an absolute master, thank you so much for the breakdown Tomo! I'd love to see more of these. Maybe something from T-SQUARE? Thank you.
Yes!! So many great songs! Thank you so much! Thanks for sharing.
Can't wait Fujita-san gets his own "surftable" e-guitar
ooh yes I love t-square
Masayoshi Takanaka truly has beautiful and smooth music to behold! Great analysis as always Tomo
Thank you very much! So good!
My pleasure!@@TomoFujitaMusic
I am perplexed by how much wisdom you share in such a gentle and humble demeanor in a simple unedited raw music lesson video. Everytime I watch any of your videos I cant help myself from seeing life in a more weightless and joyful way.
I've just managed to discover you but already I feel like your biggest fan both as a musician and as a person. Your words and playing moved me profoundly.
Hopefully this message reached you and let you know how important you became to a stranger who you've never met from a completely different place and time.
I sincerely hope life gifts you with even more success and love than it already has for your kindness and hardwork!
Muito obrigado e muito amor vindo do Brasil! / Many thanks and much love from Brasil! (in portuguese)
Thank you so much! So glad to hear that!
Basically I just want to teach as if I am teaching someone in person so no edit!
Hello Mr. Fujita, my name is James Taylor (Hendrix Tribute on my channel) and I have been a student of yours and others of course for many years now. You are a special gift for aspiring guitarists of every age. I have learned a whole lot about music from your wisdom and wish to express my earnest and sincere gratitude and thanks from my heart and soul. Namaste
So happy to hear that! Thank you for sharing! Thank you!
Takanaka before the 80's tracks are amazing. Everything's good
Yes! Thank you!
I started hearing Tanaka in the beginning of this year. Then, a few months later I found TomoFujitamusic and started following his videos ever since. One wish I always had, was to get videos where we hear him talking about Tanaka´s sound and playing. But I never thought, that it would actually happen without even mentionig it outloud. Maybe Tanaka was not my incredibly lucky discovery, which is both sad and great!.
Thank you so much!
I love Takanaka songs, most of the time so cheerful and fun to listen to 😄
So happy to hear that! Thank you so much!
Please please please cover 'an insatiable high' by Takanaka, such a beautiful song !
Thank you so much for sharing!
Mr. Tomo!
It is always a pleasure to have your notifications!
Cheers MASTER!
So happy to hear that! Thank you so much!
I've never heard Takanaka until now. Off on a rabbit hole! Thanks for turning your audience onto new stuff!
Thanks for listening! You're very welcome!
Thank you so much for more Takanaka san content!!!
You’re very welcome! Thank you!
Thank you for covering Takananka tunes, the man is awesome and so underrated as musican. Please keep it up 👍🏻 🎸
You're very welcome! Thank you!
"thank you so much for watching tomo fjta music!", love you sensei, keep up the good work!
Thank you so much!!
I really like this series of videos! I'm discovering lots of new music! Thanks Tomo!
So happy to hear that! Thank you!
Just ordered the 1176! Thank you maestro!
Awesome! Hope you enjoy it! You're very welcome!
I've been waiting for this moment!!!cheers from Brazil🎉
Hope you enjoyed it! Thank you!
I feel like Sweet Agnes would be cool to watch a "Let's Listen Together" about
Thank you for sharing!
A fellow guitar player in his happy hideaway surrounded by guitars. ✌️🎸✌️
Thank you!
One of my favorite Takanaka tracks
Great to hear that! Thanks so much!
Thank you so much for sharing and caring so much for us Tomo, I like the compressor that your were using, I use them in front of distortion some times to smooth things out a bit, anyway the song you were playing, "Bobby and Me?", I believe that was the title, reminded me a little of You'll Never Find, by Lou Rawls, the intro, like your song has that real happy feeling, which I just love! Happy and dancing type of groove with out having to get to pretentious. Thanks again so much for sharing,
You’re very welcome. Thanks for sharing. Thank you so much!
i listen to masayoshi takanaka going to school!! his music makes me look forward to everyday. Also, thank you tomo. you are so cool!!
Awesome! Thank you so much!
Awesome! Takanaka is endlessly cool and a genius. I've been listening to his music for few years now, and would be really cool to read/hear him speak about his music, tone, influences etc. Does anyone know any recorded interviews? Hard to find without the language skills. Maybe Tomo could try to interview him? That would be super ;)
Yes! Thank you so much!
Thanks for sharing!
There is an interview article in a book published in Japan around the time Rainbow Goblin was released.
In summary about songwriting:
"I make it while playing chords and singing with my mouth. First, play the melody and record the solo part appropriately, keep the good parts, and change it to the final form. Not aware of scale. I hope you enjoy listening to it. ”
He said.
from Japan.
@@moonrose5944 My, my. that's why his mouth is opened when he plays live! Amazing. Thanks for this info dude.
I just love this series; sounds so good, I love the song, and I always enjoy listening to Tomo's melody; so smooth and beautiful.
So happy to hear that! Thank you so much!
@@TomoFujitaMusic Tomo Can you do So excited from BB King?
Thank you for sharing! @@vincentchen5341
Tomo, you are crazy good. Thanks for all the lessons my friend.
Thank you so much!
Masoyoshi and Tomo, doesn't get much better
Thank you so much!
great video tomo thank you! love takanaka :)
Thank you!
Esp!!!! What a great song I might be little late on watching this video but when i was listening to all of me i was obsessed with the sound of takanaka san ans especially this song, the more I listened to this more I started falling in love with it but sad part was i could never find a tutorial or cover of the song or proper tabs to learn the song but today algorithm not only gave me its tutorial but its whole breakdown, this means a lot to me fujita san please do more of takanaka in future and thank you very much for this video.
Yes! Thank you so much! So happy to hear that! You're very welcome! Once you have basic theory, ear training, triads ... then no need tabs!
Thank you Tomo!
Thank you!
It would be amazing to have a similar comentary/lesson from you on "The Sunset Valley" from the album The Rainbow Goblins. There is, in my opinion, a most wonderful accoustic guitar solo under some interesting harmonies. I would love to know your thoughts on that.
Thank you so much! Thank you for sharing!
I’m here!
Thank you!!
Would you consider making a video on SWEET AGNES by Masayoshi Takanaka?
Thank you for sharing! Lovely!
Thank you so much, i just started to play guitar and couldnt find Takanaka setup
You’re very welcome!
Your analysis is a little over my head since I'm pretty new to guitar but I'd love to hear you break down Alone! It's my fav Takanaka song and I've been trying to learn it for months
That case, simple you need to learn fretboard theory triads & 7th chord. Thank you so much!
Thank you Mr.Fujita.
Good old “Takanaka” sound.
(Ps: I like “Sexy dance”.)
You’re very welcome! Thank you for sharing.
Amazing Tomo! As per usual. Would be great some casiopea or T-square stuff, maybe Travelers? Thank you so much Tomo san❤
Thank you so much! Thanks for sharing.
thank you for your video :)
My pleasure! Thank you!
you should listen Sexy Dance from the same album, I really love that song, its a Masterpiece
Thank you for sharing!
@@TomoFujitaMusic I love what u do, I see your videos while Im having Dinner 😄
I love takanaka!!!
Awesome!
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Hey Mr Fujita!!!!
Say Hello to Brazil!!
You have a lot fans here!!!
We love you!!!🔰🇯🇵
18:17 “dats McDonald’s”
Dude he’s the goat
Yes! Good catch!
Hello Mr. Fujita. Great video! Could you please analyze Mateus Asato playing? And What Would you say to a student of yours who wants to play in a similar style?
Thank You so much for you hard work and teaching.
Thank you for sharing! All about triads! Hard to do his style... then I have to do all triads first! Yes. That's why I teach foundation first. You're very welcome!
you kindly share how music should be experienced as a journey rather than a destination, and sometimes a really really cold Coke is enjoyed along the adventurous path - appreciate your positive thoughts and motivations. cheers
Thank you so much!
Tomo, did you meet Takanaka and played with him?
Not yet!
@@TomoFujitaMusic That would awesome Tomo. Take care and many thnx for your inspiration.
Looking forward to it (someday!) You're very welcome! Thank you!
Is that Sherwood green? If so that is my favorite guitar color.
No. It’s Lake P Blue… tuned to green
All I could do was stare at your jc120 and deeply regret selling mine 3 years ago.
Great amp! you can buy it now!
home is where the hatred is - gil scott heron
This is great. I reckon another good song would be Good King Bad by George Benson.
Thank you so much!
I've been watching your videos for awhile now. I've always pursued music as a hobby because I've told myself that it's not practical to pursue it professionally. I've been forcing myself to fit a mold working a 9-5. Doing everything right for the company and then getting laid off. I'm tired of it. Now I'm without a job looking to change my career. With 18 years of guitar under my belt, I might not be where I need to be as a musical professional, but I'm feeling confident that I can make a career out of this. I'd really like to dive in head first and start with giving private lessons while I pursue an education in music. What kind of advice do you have for an aspiring teacher and student?
Thank you for sharing! You could have a professional or more guitar skills & just enjoy that part! Anything is possible when you determined to do it! Do all your foundation first! Please join my Guitar Wisdom.
Sensei, what do you need a lefty guitar for?
No reasons! Fun!
28:10
How do I advance from just hearing the lead notes of chords into hearing chords? During that segment of the song I’ve always hummed that “layer” when listening to E.S.P, but I’ve never recognized that it is chords, I thought it was just a single note floating in the background behind the melody. Maybe it just comes through time and practice and I need to not expect so much out of myself?
No magic! Simple learning basic theory & ear training so you can recognize the pitches and harmony! Keep learning super simple songs and avoid any visual aids. Thank you so much!
Simply you need to prepare what you needed
@@TomoFujitaMusic I’ve decided I’m going to bite the bullet and subscribe to your lessons, thank you!
You can learn so much! You will not waste your time anymore! @@slugoo6474
how do you use a compressor? alway on? or when to use it?
I don't use a compressor. You can use it anyway you would like!
Hi is this compressor analog or all digital ?
Great question!
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Thank you!
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Thank you!
Do you ever perform with him as guess??
No. I never met him in person (yet!)
@@TomoFujitaMusic oh. too bsd. But you already performed with John Mayer and Ichika Nito (I think)...a feat. with Tanaka would be soon possible. Thanks for your response. Ki wo tsukete
Looking forward to it! @@yasseralhablags
高中正義👍🏻
Yes! 素晴らしい！
Hello and thank you Tomo! I love this series and I've had an idea for a great song we could all listen to together. How about Joe Pass' Django? th-cam.com/video/rLWzIsT4-o0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=op5YCuGYv-7BoFEf
I hear a lot of Joe's melodic and harmonic sense in your playing when you start to improvise over things and are playing from your heart. Thanks again - I really enjoy your videos.
PS: I've heard that Jimmy Page used stacked 1176 compressors (rack version) for some distortion. Have you ever tried this?
Do you like the meat puppets?
Thank you for sharing!
@@TomoFujitaMusic you should listen to the album Up On the Sun :)
Sound like George Benson style
Thank you!