@@CharlieLongGuitar I realize it's a very simple concept, one so simple it gets lost in the weeds. It just takes someone to step back and point it out.... So thanks again... Love your channel and your style.
that's a good one Charlie. I don't think many of us realize the simplicity and repetition of the fretboard simply b/c we're overwhelmed by all those strings and frets. We gaze at it as a mystery when we're young and see our heroes blazing through all those notes !!!@#@! - we get intimidated just wanting to be fast and loud we zoom right over the basics.
@@CharlieLongGuitar Hmm,... well I can't reel out 5 just like that but Andy Timmons had an interesting YT vid concerning arpeggios. Yeah and so does everyone else, right? You do as well, but Andy put these in a neat run through the middle of a killer lead. There was just this one lead unfortunately, and he kinda scimmed over it, a single example. But what if we had more? THAT'S the missing link - making it work in real playing life. I'll drop you more ideas as they occur to me...
I’m so glad I came across your channel. Excellent stuff that I can use. Thank you 🙏
I’m glad you did too! Rock on!!
Thx for the AAA+ classes
Thanks for the kind words and taking the time to comment!
Nice Carvin CS-6. I have a CS-4 and an FG-1. Great great guitars! Highly under rated.
Charlie, Thank you... What an eye opening lesson!
Wow Ed, thank YOU! Glad you liked it!
@@CharlieLongGuitar I realize it's a very simple concept, one so simple it gets lost in the weeds. It just takes someone to step back and point it out.... So thanks again... Love your channel and your style.
Man! I enjoy your lessons.
Thanks so much for letting me know! It means a lot to hear from folks that are digging it!
This lesson is worth years of knowledge, thanks Charlie!
My pleasure - thanks for taking time to let me know 🎸🎶🔥🎶🎸
that's a good one Charlie. I don't think many of us realize the simplicity and repetition of the fretboard simply b/c we're overwhelmed by all those strings and frets. We gaze at it as a mystery when we're young and see our heroes blazing through all those notes !!!@#@! - we get intimidated just wanting to be fast and loud we zoom right over the basics.
Ken you know what would be awesome? What are 5 things you’d love a lesson on????
@@CharlieLongGuitar Hmm,... well I can't reel out 5 just like that but Andy Timmons had an interesting YT vid concerning arpeggios. Yeah and so does everyone else, right? You do as well, but Andy put these in a neat run through the middle of a killer lead. There was just this one lead unfortunately, and he kinda scimmed over it, a single example. But what if we had more? THAT'S the missing link - making it work in real playing life. I'll drop you more ideas as they occur to me...
Andy Timmons Guitar Lesson - #17 Phrasing - Electric Expression
Great lesson again Charlie, love this one with more notes added.
I would like to see your take on connecting modes to arpeggios.
Thanks for the idea - I’ll work on it!!!
I wish I could give this video a double thumbs up.
So glad you liked it!
Another awesome lesson! Thank you! 🙏🎸
Thanks for watching and commenting!! I really appreciate it!
Wow, merci mille fois !! This is a life changer.
Wow those are kind words! Thanks for letting me know!
You’re doing a great job teaching!
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!
I'm a new subscriber to your channel. I love these bite-size nuggets of information. Your presentations are clear and understand. Thanks!
So happy you’re digging it! Rock on!!
Awesome Charlie! Thank you 🎸
Thank you Simon - glad you enjoyed it!!
Thank you again! Your lessons are awesome
Edward thank you and glad you enjoyed it!!!
how do you like the carvin thats a joe walsh favorite
That Carvin has been my most played guitar for almost 10 years now. Super comfortable, looks good and sounds good!!
Thanks for the lesson, but there is soooo much distortion I can’t hear the notes!
If you can't hear those notes, you should probably give up the guitar. With or without distortion the notes are clear as a bell to me.