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Amazing Lesson!! This channel just gets better and better! 👏👏👏
Thank you! 😃 been working hard on these, glad you're enjoying them!
Jazz classic thank you for sharing your teachings
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Excellent instructor!!! Greetings from Kampala!! God bless 🙌 🙏 ❤
Thank you so much! I'm happy you're here. I'm spreading the word over there :) Stay in touch.
Another excellent lesson, Daniel. I totally agree with your comments around finding your own direction and ideas. Your lessons have have provided me with the means to take my ideas further. Still a long way to go 😁
🙏 Suzi, thanks so much for tuning in! I really appreciate your kind words. Definitely keeps me going!
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Awesome lesson mate. really helpful! SUBSCRIBED.👍
Thanks for the sub!: ) stay in touch my friend
...WOW!!! THANK YOU, FOR THIS DEMONSTRATION!.. HOWEVER, YOU ARE 100,000 X FURTHER AHEAD OF MY"BEGINNER" LEVEL!!...WHOA!!
THANKSSS So happy you are here - Maybe start with my triad videos first? :) th-cam.com/video/IrbE-64_Zyg/w-d-xo.html Stay IN TOUCH! :D
PURE GOLD👏👏👏Dude This channel is THE BEST
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Hands down the BEST GUITAR CHANNEL DANIEL ! FINALLY ! After years of following MANY channels I can confidently say I have found the channel I was looking for and this coming from a professional classical musician ! I got your course... finished part 1, amazing stuff... I support you all the way. Keep doing what you're doing because besides being a great musician you are the ONLY teacher on youtube I have found who knows how to explain without confusing the listener... and the Galactic Guitar course ... It's amazing so far ! I THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart for starting this channel !
That's so kind of you! It made my day, I'm glad to help, and messages like this keep me motivated. Thank you so much for being part of what I do!
Just awesome went through it just great stuff 🌈🫶🫶🫶🫶🤘
Thanks Chai!! :)
Thank U
Thanks for watching! :)
I tend to rest the heel of my hand on the lower strings until I play them, then rest on the bridge corner. It combines with string damping and hybrid picking vs using any fingers. A thing that worked for me, was to sync the fretting hand to the picking hand, vs the reverse which worked ok at slower tempos. I use tremolo picking on a single string and just fret random notes, raising the tempo gradually so long as it sounds clean, then bring in another string, and a 3rd. It's partly improvised, but more like a short sequence of notes with variations I can do, rather than something with all notes considered. There's only Carter Arrington I know who has quite a lot of variation on his fastest stuff.
That's really cool, Icarusi! Your comments are always fun to read, thanks for sharing! 🙏
One of the best channels. Subbed.
Welcome aboard! Stay in touch : )
Right hand is my big problem, even after 40 years of guitar playing. But lookin at different tecnics is real a huge help, more options than alternate only.
Hi Giuseppe, Try these exercises for a few days,
th-cam.com/video/bq5ZCD3JCAo/w-d-xo.html
let me know the results after a while :)
I would love to help you with that :)
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Great lesson!🙏🙏
Glad you liked it Frisel! thanks for being here 🙏 Keep in touch
What a great lesson! Daniel, your videos are totally helping me out, I can't stop watching and learning! They're my main resources these day!
My pleasure! So happy you feel that way! Thanks so much for all the comments : )
Sprinkling awesomeness as always!🤘
Thanks brother! Always happy to hear from you : )
The Perfect Lesson! Was waiting for that one 🙏🏻🎶Thank You Daniel!
Thanks so much! :D
This topic is something I have been struggling with for years , it's a never ending question. I know what the notes in the line are, but then the difficult part is deciding how I am going to play it, where on the neck, and what fingering to use. Playing fast lines in one position is good because you don't have to be moving all over the neck, but since I do mainly alternate picking, it's difficult to pick a long line that uses all six strings in one position, and even if I could pick it that fast, it sounds too choppy and robotic. Whereas shifting positions during the line works a lot better for my right hand, but movings positions during a fast line can slow it down. I use pretty heavy string so I don't do alot of pull offs and hammer ons, I will slide up and down a fret sometimes, but mainly I pick every note. For example,
how would you play a
C augmented triad in two octaves over a C 7 altered chord from top C to bottom C ,or bottom C up to the top C? Would you play it in one position on the eighth fret sweeping it up or down playing one note on each string, or would you shift to a new positions on a certain string? Augmented triads are a great way to get from the low strings to the high strings or the high strings to the low strings very quickly. Peter Bernstein does it all the time,he can do it so fast. I have even heard him play an augmented triad in three octaves, for example, on a C 7 chord, he would play a C augmented triad starting on the high G sharp on the sixteenth fret all the way down to the low G sharp on the fourth fret and it's incredibly fast and clean, it's literally about two or three seconds. Obviously you would have to change positions for three octaves, but I just wonder how he does it or how you would do it in two octaves. Jesse Van Ruller also has a lot of this in his playing, maybe he picked it up from Peter.
Great lesson Daniel, your channel is amazing !!
Mirko, I'm glad you like the channel, thanks for being here 🙏 Keep in touch
That's an awesome lesson, Daniel! Congratulations.. you keep impressing me.
Thanks! 😃
Outstanding content. The only thing missing is my complete lack of talent.
Thank You! I'm glad you're here Daniel :) Stay in touch if you have any questions, I'd be glad to help.
what kind of pick do you use?thank you.
Chicken Pick 3.2 badazz
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6:22 Legato exercise
Totally :) just published a vid btw, let me know what you think
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Nice Nick! Thanks for being here :)
Your pinky technique reminds of Mike Moreno, he basically attacks on upbeats, so the phrasing is more like the "tongue" technique of a sax player (great video on the subject: th-cam.com/video/9bu2o4gG8vc/w-d-xo.html) . They put the attack on upbeats mostly while playing 8th notes. That's my choice too, I like Mike's sound and it's close to what I imagine for my sound. Thanks Daniel, amazing video as usual!
Thanks for sharing, Pablo!
I used to go see Mike play live quite a bit when I lived in NYC,
Since then I've been enjoying his YT Live streams and albums!
I really appreciate your kind words about the videos.
Thank you for being here,
I hope to see more of your comments soon,
Stay in touch : )