I would like this too. I remember a music teacher demonstrating this by singing a note into an open piano with the damper pedal pressed so that his voice came back out of the piano. It was so cool!
ive watched many guitar instructors and lessons over the years but i have to say, its the videos like this that separate you from others. so crack on down the rabbit hole and teach us about the extra things you proposed in this video please! theres many "geeks" out there as am i.. you really deserve more subs, i know you can make 100k at least, i hope you find the traction that you do deserve! youre clearly a life long student of the guitar, thanks for the videos and also the helpful and FREE teaching emails and downloads too! if youre reading this, check description under video to sign up for free email lessons and pdfs etc!! dont like them? unsubscribe from your email and you wont get another, try it! thanks jared
Fly Me To The Moon should be awesome. I started All The Things You Are. I thought it looked like a lot at first but I noticed a lot of the song moves in 4ths. So it might be easier to remember the chords.
Hey, I want the tab for that sweet tapping example you did. That was cool. Could you do a short break down video on that tapping lick and show us what was going on and what you could play under that chord wise. And maybe how we could create our own sweet tapping licks like that. Please. And yes, a harmonics lesson would be good. I'm sure you've heard the bass song Portrait for Tracy by Jaco Pastorius. Even though it's on bass maybe you could show us how we could do what he did by playing some chords that are a combo of harmonic notes with some actual fretted notes or open string at the same time. I've always wondered what notes I'm actually playing when doing natural harmonics. I'm sure there is a way to learn all your harmonic notes and actually know what are like knowing the notes names of your fretted notes. Thanks
I have suddenly developed those High pitched ringing noises on my Taylor acoustic when I strum chords. Mainly on the the treble strings, but the d string makes that very High pitched sound as well. Tried dampening the head stock strings, even every string from the saddle to the bridge pin holes. Even putting tape under the nut slots. And still no joy . Very annoying now. I'm lost . Help anyone.
Great question! I very much pay attention to it. I use a humidity sensor device, super simple little temperature gauge that also shows me humidity level, and I keep the humidity between 45 and 55 percent. I use a dehumidifier when needed but I've never had to add humidity. Will be different in different climates. thanks for asking ** Jared
It’s even more annoying on electric guitar with lots of gain. I mute it with a piece of foam. Although guys like Tom Morello use it as a special effect. To each their own.
Look at the end in the double tapping part very obvious difference. Why I was searching for this cause I was learning a double tapping song on acoustic and it sounded like shit lmao had to figure out why
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My guitar is cheap so it buzzes sometimes
Would love to hear your input on overtones and harmonics as well as a video on tapping!
I would like this too. I remember a music teacher demonstrating this by singing a note into an open piano with the damper pedal pressed so that his voice came back out of the piano. It was so cool!
Would LOVE to watch a video about harmonics and overtones.!!!
I trust you to make videos with useful information. You are very clear in your teachings. Thank you!
ive watched many guitar instructors and lessons over the years but i have to say, its the videos like this that separate you from others. so crack on down the rabbit hole and teach us about the extra things you proposed in this video please! theres many "geeks" out there as am i.. you really deserve more subs, i know you can make 100k at least, i hope you find the traction that you do deserve! youre clearly a life long student of the guitar, thanks for the videos and also the helpful and FREE teaching emails and downloads too! if youre reading this, check description under video to sign up for free email lessons and pdfs etc!! dont like them? unsubscribe from your email and you wont get another, try it! thanks jared
I would love to (finally) understand overtones and harmonics.
I watched this one after the harmonics and overtones video. Both are fantastic, thanks for the great lessons
Very interesting video, thank you very much appreciate it
Very cool ! Thanks for sharing ! 😛
Very helpful! I was really noticing it while practicing scales and it was kind of driving me crazy.
Thx needed for a double tapping song on acoustic
Fly Me To The Moon should be awesome.
I started All The Things You Are. I thought it looked like a lot at first but I noticed a lot of the song moves in 4ths. So it might be easier to remember the chords.
Yes, more please. Great video.
Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching! :)
Hey, I want the tab for that sweet tapping example you did. That was cool. Could you do a short break down video on that tapping lick and show us what was going on and what you could play under that chord wise. And maybe how we could create our own sweet tapping licks like that. Please. And yes, a harmonics lesson would be good. I'm sure you've heard the bass song Portrait for Tracy by Jaco Pastorius. Even though it's on bass maybe you could show us how we could do what he did by playing some chords that are a combo of harmonic notes with some actual fretted notes or open string at the same time. I've always wondered what notes I'm actually playing when doing natural harmonics. I'm sure there is a way to learn all your harmonic notes and actually know what are like knowing the notes names of your fretted notes. Thanks
I have suddenly developed those High pitched ringing noises on my Taylor acoustic when I strum chords. Mainly on the the treble strings, but the d string makes that very High pitched sound as well. Tried dampening the head stock strings, even every string from the saddle to the bridge pin holes. Even putting tape under the nut slots. And still no joy . Very annoying now. I'm lost . Help anyone.
I saw scrunchy and referred to it as a nut warmer. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I use electronics shrink tubes when I put the strings on since it stops vibrations DEAD!!!
That is way too anal.
How much attention do you pay to your rooms humidity level with your guitars out of the case and hanging on the wall?
Great question! I very much pay attention to it. I use a humidity sensor device, super simple little temperature gauge that also shows me humidity level, and I keep the humidity between 45 and 55 percent. I use a dehumidifier when needed but I've never had to add humidity. Will be different in different climates. thanks for asking ** Jared
It’s even more annoying on electric guitar with lots of gain. I mute it with a piece of foam. Although guys like Tom Morello use it as a special effect. To each their own.
What! Nobody asked about the lamp in the back?! Bummer
Question: Does the wrist band have any effect on a clip on tuner?
Good question! No, a clip on tuner should still work just fine. :)
@@soundguitar Thanks for your prompt response!
Greg Howe does the same thing
as does guthrie govan when playing legato. 2 of the best players in the world today, im getting me a hair band lol
Must admit I couldn't hear any difference between with scrunchy or without. Just saying.
Look at the end in the double tapping part very obvious difference. Why I was searching for this cause I was learning a double tapping song on acoustic and it sounded like shit lmao had to figure out why
The guitar is a she