01:00 I can't believe I've never practice or thought jazz arpeggios that way!!! Haha! You have the whole tree there: Cmaj7 from the route obviously, Em7 from the third, G7 from the fifth and Bm7b5 from the seventh. Two birds, one stone if you count the extensions.
I’m doing the course Daniel has. It’s well set out and comprehensive without being overwhelming. I’ve been playing 45 years , Daniel’s teaching style brings it all together so it makes sense. Go for it !!
@@WeissGuitar I’ve just started the course recently it’s all triads and arpeggios at the moment. But put together in a logical way to be easy to use right away. My username is AdamW. Your album ‘Dive’ is great too! I’ve been learning ii Vs and standards which is great , but I really like the style you and your band play. Great to find you here.
Galactic Modern Guitar Is the best! Currently practicing 'The Unitar' Module! Daniel, have you thought on putting 'practice together sessions' can be cool!
I am learning so much from you, at the same time trying not to get ahead of myself and lock in the triads. You are the man, really break things down, making it understandable and easy to digest.
Thank you for sharing that Wilbert, it means a lot to me! Yes, Triads and diatonic awareness/specific skills - are very important, and absolutely fantastic for the ears. So glad you joined Galactic Modern Guitar , So you have all the resources you need for strong foundations. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask. Thanks for staying in touch and for your support🙏🏻
Man I found your channel researching triad pairs and now I’m doing a whole deep dive on your channel. It’s an absolute gold mine of knowledge. Thank you for sharing these concepts!!!
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you found the channel and that it's been helpful for your deep dive into triad pairs and beyond. It means a lot to hear that you're finding value in the content. If you’re looking for even more resources and lessons, feel free to check out weissguitar.com-there’s a lot more to explore there too! Thanks again for your support!
That's awesome, William! How would you describe your style? Let's just find a drummer and we're good to go! How many strings does your bass have? I'm glad you're here. Stay in touch 🙋♂️ 🎸
Sabia que algo pasaba con las terceras porque la mayoria de veces que las tocaba en cualquier lado sonaban bien. Esta es la explicación que necesitaba. Gracias
Is there an advantage to playing the stretch patterns? For example, you're playing the F on e1 instead of B4 in C. I'm so used to the latter and tried to avoid as much stretching as possible to avoid tendonitis.
Great lesson, Daniel! I look forward to these weekly tutorials. If you find time, I'd like to see you do a video on common and not so common superimpositions over one chord vamps.
@@WeissGuitar My pleasure, Daniel! You have so much inspiring and useful content, I'd be crazy to miss out. Here's an idea for a title, "These jazz superimposition concepts can 5x your vocabulary". I researched the title on Google and it showed a result count of 11,700. Big enough to show interest, but not large enough to be buried by the algo.
Always inspiring! I really like the little vocalization thing for the enclosure "going to root", I remember you saying in another vid with a descending chromatic line "major 7 to the 5" and that always stuck with me. Such a simple thing, but effective for remembering what you are doing from a theoretical angle. My problem atm is that I am on a vacation trip and don't have my guitar with me 😱. I'll come back to this vid once I get home for sure, thanks! 🙏
Hi Daniel, Your videos are so much fun! I've been playing for a very long time and can play pretty well, but I'm learning an awful lot. I like the way you break things down to their most elemental levels. You're a born teacher. Question: Since your right hand is hidden by the microphone, I can't tell how you're picking at the blazing speed @5:21 in the video-where you use the G major triad. Thanks!!!
Hi Steve, I have gotten your email and tried to set up a lesson for tomorrow, but for some reason the email I send you keep bouncing back, do you have another email? Please email me directly to Danielweissacademy@gmail.com and we can set a time. Thanks
Awesome set of lessons. I’d love to know how I can improvise using muscle memory alone. I’m not great at visualising harmony and scales on the guitar, but when I’ve practised something enough, I can navigate my way around literally with my eyes closed. Would love to know how to do this for playing changes and not just static chords for several bars. A video on this would be awesome.
I know there are different ways to finger arpeggios etc. but is there a reason you chose to finger them the way you have here - with the bigger stretches? or is it just a better hand workout?
Excellent lesson Thank you so much I do the same exercise in only one position where I play all the notes starting on C note on string 1 fret 7, then D on string 1 fret 9 … etc Not sure what your thoughts are !? Thank you again
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🙏 So happy to help!
01:00 I can't believe I've never practice or thought jazz arpeggios that way!!! Haha! You have the whole tree there: Cmaj7 from the route obviously, Em7 from the third, G7 from the fifth and Bm7b5 from the seventh. Two birds, one stone if you count the extensions.
JUST hearing “up in 3rds, down in 2nds” is a game changer
So happy to hear that 🙏 thanks for tuning in
The final result made so much sense!!ah - I'm so inspired! Best 8MIN Spent today. 🙏🙏🙏
Exactly my thoughts
Yes!! So happy you got it, Thanks :)
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Daniel, Gold,,just gold - This channel deserves so many more subs, Daniel, keep it up! You've got me!
Wow, thanks! So kind of you 🙏🙏🙏
I’m doing the course Daniel has. It’s well set out and comprehensive without being overwhelming. I’ve been playing 45 years , Daniel’s teaching style brings it all together so it makes sense.
Go for it !!
Thank You so much for joining! so glad you feel that way :) what module are you currently on?
@@WeissGuitar
I’ve just started the course recently it’s all triads and arpeggios at the moment. But put together in a logical way to be easy to use right away. My username is AdamW.
Your album ‘Dive’ is great too!
I’ve been learning ii Vs and standards which is great , but I really like the style you and your band play. Great to find you here.
Galactic Modern Guitar Is the best! Currently practicing 'The Unitar' Module! Daniel, have you thought on putting 'practice together sessions' can be cool!
Thanks!! So happy you feel that way (worked so hard on making it the way it is.) Yes! we will have live members session for sure!
Perfect, those are key! keep it up :) Thanks for the kind words
I am learning so much from you, at the same time trying not to get ahead of myself and lock in the triads. You are the man, really break things down, making it understandable and easy to digest.
Thank you for sharing that Wilbert, it means a lot to me! Yes, Triads and diatonic awareness/specific skills - are very important, and absolutely fantastic for the ears. So glad you joined Galactic Modern Guitar , So you have all the resources you need for strong foundations.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.
Thanks for staying in touch and for your support🙏🏻
Man I found your channel researching triad pairs and now I’m doing a whole deep dive on your channel. It’s an absolute gold mine of knowledge. Thank you for sharing these concepts!!!
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you found the channel and that it's been helpful for your deep dive into triad pairs and beyond. It means a lot to hear that you're finding value in the content. If you’re looking for even more resources and lessons, feel free to check out weissguitar.com-there’s a lot more to explore there too! Thanks again for your support!
Thanks bro, this help me so much. Ive been to jazz guitar lately. Play jazz is more fun than playing rock or metal, even though i never hear jazz lmao
I am a Bass Guitarist --you are my new go-to guy for review and practice of the basics of jass guitar riffs on Bass!
That's awesome, William! How would you describe your style?
Let's just find a drummer and we're good to go! How many strings does your bass have?
I'm glad you're here. Stay in touch 🙋♂️ 🎸
Feeling stuck in a cage system, breaking away from it. To me this is my biggest challenge. Thanks for sharing this
You are on a good path now with the Galactic Modern Guitar you have joined 🎸🙋🏻♂️
Sabia que algo pasaba con las terceras porque la mayoria de veces que las tocaba en cualquier lado sonaban bien. Esta es la explicación que necesitaba. Gracias
:) thanks for tuning in
one of the best lessons i watch on youtube
:) Thanks Tomer! stay in touch man
Is there an advantage to playing the stretch patterns? For example, you're playing the F on e1 instead of B4 in C. I'm so used to the latter and tried to avoid as much stretching as possible to avoid tendonitis.
Really great approach that is clearing things up for me. Much appreciate your video!
So happy to hear that 🙏🏻🙂just posted a new vid
So ..this was extremely helpful for me…still feel I’m in the dark but very helpful in moving me forward..thanks
Thanks! you can ask me questions and ill be happy to answer :)
Wow great lesson 🙏😎
Thanks 🙋🏻♂️🙏🏻🎸💙
This is an important lesson. Thanks Daniel! Wonderful practical tips!
Glad it was helpful! Jonathan :-) thanks for being here stay in touch
Thanks for the brilliant lesson Daniel! The way you walk through this process is so digestible and accessible. Can't wait for more lessons.
So happy to hear that🙏 Thanks for being here Ryan!
So helpful and well explained.
Hi Gordon! Glad you think so, Thanks for being here, Stay in touch : )
So great. You are a gifted musician my friend.
Thanks so much Alex :)
That is pretty cool!
Thanks : ) new lesson is up!
awsome! thank you!
You're welcome! :-) thanks for being here stay in touch
Great lesson, Daniel! I look forward to these weekly tutorials. If you find time, I'd like to see you do a video on common and not so common superimpositions over one chord vamps.
Great idea James,
I would love to ! Hmm..
I wonder how I should title it so people would be interested.. ill think.
Thanks for being here 🙋🏻♂️
@@WeissGuitar My pleasure, Daniel! You have so much inspiring and useful content, I'd be crazy to miss out. Here's an idea for a title, "These jazz superimposition concepts can 5x your vocabulary". I researched the title on Google and it showed a result count of 11,700. Big enough to show interest, but not large enough to be buried by the algo.
@@jamesrobinson529 Nice! Thats Good to know James, Cool title idea to. Added to my list✔ Thanks for that one 🙋🏻♂️
Great stuff. Thanks for some realy useful info.
Thank you 🙏
You are a great musician!
Thanks ! 😃 Happy New Year
Always inspiring! I really like the little vocalization thing for the enclosure "going to root", I remember you saying in another vid with a descending chromatic line "major 7 to the 5" and that always stuck with me. Such a simple thing, but effective for remembering what you are doing from a theoretical angle. My problem atm is that I am on a vacation trip and don't have my guitar with me 😱. I'll come back to this vid once I get home for sure, thanks! 🙏
I'm glad you're enjoying the lesson, T.J. Come back and practice :) let me know if you have any questions.
Golden lesson
:-) Thanks!!!
Super helpful as always mr.weiss 🫡
Thanks for being here :) Happy to help my friend
This is the stuff! Great lesson!
Thanks Patrick 🙋🏻♂️🙏🏻
Thank you
You're welcome :D
Thanks sooo much!!!!!!
Thanks Walter 🙏🏻 Feels good to know I'm helping you 🙋🏻♂️
Amazing! Thank you so much for sharing!
Thanks Yuval, my friend! 🙏
Hi Daniel, Your videos are so much fun! I've been playing for a very long time and can play pretty well, but I'm learning an awful lot. I like the way you break things down to their most elemental levels. You're a born teacher. Question: Since your right hand is hidden by the microphone, I can't tell how you're picking at the blazing speed @5:21 in the video-where you use the G major triad. Thanks!!!
Hi Steve, I have gotten your email and tried to set up a lesson for tomorrow, but for some reason the email I send you keep bouncing back, do you have another email? Please email me directly to Danielweissacademy@gmail.com and we can set a time. Thanks
Good stuff Daniel!
Thank You my friend : - ) 🙏
Super clear. Cheers bro
Glad it helped :) :-) Check out more cool stuff on weissguitar.com
Thanks man.. I like it also when you said wash your brain with those sounds XD
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Thanks man. This actually very helpful after many years of playing and studying "jazz", haha. :))))
Im so happy to help 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
yeah dude you got it, thats it, thats what we need
Thank you so much, friend! I'm happy you're here
Another great lesson with super useful ideas 👏 Good work, Daniel!
Thanks! 😃
Awesome set of lessons. I’d love to know how I can improvise using muscle memory alone. I’m not great at visualising harmony and scales on the guitar, but when I’ve practised something enough, I can navigate my way around literally with my eyes closed. Would love to know how to do this for playing changes and not just static chords for several bars. A video on this would be awesome.
Great suggestion! Thank You for being here Matt :-)
stay in touch and check out weissguitar.com for some more cool stuff
Another great lesson, very practical and useful!
Thank You Jan! 🙏 Very Happy to hear that!
Awesome.
Thanks! :)
I know there are different ways to finger arpeggios etc. but is there a reason you chose to finger them the way you have here - with the bigger stretches? or is it just a better hand workout?
Hey great question - thank you for asking. 🙏 I made a video about that , Check it out: th-cam.com/video/ll9PUVfQ38o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Ei-hC2_eLtaA1aBd
Excellent lesson
Thank you so much
I do the same exercise in only one position where I play all the notes starting on C note on string 1 fret 7, then D on string 1 fret 9 … etc
Not sure what your thoughts are !?
Thank you again
definitely works as well! :D new vid is up, check it out. (drop me a comment?:)
Great!!! 👍
Thank You Franz 🙋🏻♂️🎸
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Thanks : )
Very Nice Daniel:)_
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can u make it chug like meshuggah type idea please?
Pleased send reference 😊
Well...I’ll be damned! Thank you. Subscribed!
Thanks for being here 🙋♂️ 🎸
I know one thing about you my friend. You practice all the time. =)
I wish 😅
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I’m
:-) Hi George - feel free to ask me questions, thanks for being here
I'll be back in a minute. Cool, I'll go up in thirds and back in seconds.
Hahah perfect Robert! :-) Thanks for being here - Glad you like the lessons ! :-) Just published a new video, check it out. Stay in touch
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You turn on light bulbs.
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