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So in that case learning the tones of the chords by heart will help your writing process and even if you come up with a melody or beat in your head you will have a easier time transferring it to the instrument. Thank you!

I’m new to guitars, is this a difficult song to master?

this. learn your intervals kids, also when youre learning a song, dont go straight for the tab, really try and learn it by ear first by using your knowledge of intervals and then if youre really stuck use the live performance or tab also, i have a question, youre counting up to12 right? like every interval? so 1 3 would be root to major 2nd

1st i've seen, that 6:50 m,oment was great! totally harmonious, and solidifies our trust in you <3

How can I study it? How do I apply the numbers, is there a name for it? Could you recommend anything for a complete beginner? I feel like I really get and can feel the music it’s easy for me to imagine exactly how it sounds all the background melodies etc. and express it with voice but I would love to be able to express it with an instrument or to be able to name what I’m doing. Where can I learn what sound is which number?

Hey, could you do a tutorial for Curse by Steve Lacy, I’m about to get the organ pedal he has and I want to learn the chords to the song!

You explained this so well! I love how you said to look at chords like you just discovered them.

bro why u genuinely starting to look like steve lacy 😭😭

Just started creating guitar tutorials recently and have really been wanting to branch out into making my own music soon. I think there’s a lot to take away from this video for me.

Facts type shit

Practice what??? Put it in the title….

goat

Always droppin gems 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

MY KING

Fire video, you the goat

Jojo we need giveon music theory and skillll🙏🙏

Only the real Steve feins know about this song lol

dude as an intermediate gigging singing guitar dude. I recently fell in love with steve's chord progressions and rhythyms, so excited your teaching lessons based on his music <3333333333 this is what my ears needed

Can you do a tutorial for Amandlas Interlude by Steve lacy!?

Can you make a video about Frank Ocean's chords progressions?

Sick af!

It makes a lot of sense if you think about how it would look on a 7 string guitar because of the parallels of it

great reminder. Sometimes the simplest exercises yield the most results! You can even do this without singing… great way to practice your “inner ear” hearing the notes. Though you might look crazy sitting in silence with a concentration face on😂

(Red sea splits open)

No but there should be a studio recording, with more gutair, vocals, egyption wimsical sounds, and belly dancers

This video is like when your friend who’s really good at taking notes lends them to you to study for a test. I had an understanding of the concepts - albeit abstractly; having to work through the formula to find the answer every time. However, having all these chord variations and the roles they play laid out so nicely organized helps see the bigger picture/their relationship to one another much more clearly. Super dope video ✌️ +1 subscriber!

The last chord progression you made sounds reminiscent of pride by Kendrick (which Steve lacy produced)

WHATS TJE STRUMMING PATTERN

Short version: Learn intervals

It is a very hard skill yes, I can do it too but im not good as you at it. My way of seeing this is that when I play the first note of that simple song, my mind quickly makes me hear the next note and find the fret using my memory to figure out the next note. I tried that what you played and I made like 2/3 mistakes.

As someone who came from a piano background before picking up guitar, I have this skill down pretty well, as these nursery rhymes are all easy to play from ear because they are all in the key of C and I think of the notes like the white keys on a piano. I have been playing guitar for around 7-8 months and I have just been learning songs from songsterr without really understanding the musical composition, and I haven't improved my knowledge on musical theory. Do you think it is useful and beneficial to my future musical skills to develop my understanding of musical theory, and if so how do you recommend improving it (such as learning new chords and scales)? I've never really considered advancing my understanding of musical composition very important for electric guitar and that the only really important thing to do is work on my alternate picking speed and developing more overall muscle memory, but am i thinking about it the wrong way?

Good one bro, gave new perspective to play guitar

This is awesome. Im a self taught drummer that is starting to learn and get passionate about guitar. So i'm kinda overwelmed by all the music theory that comes with it since I never really had to have before. So this openned my mind and will surelly come in handy. Thanks bro, nice vid.

You should do some tutorials on Malcom Todd songs! It’s right up your alley and I love his music. Lots of good chord progressions and solos I’d love to learn

YES! I've been learning to match pitch in singing. Your content is perfect for me as I'm doing ear training to match pitch on guitar and piano. Any advice I'm having a hard time determining If I need to go up or down on some of these nursery rhymes?

Very Helpful video! You earned a sub with the clear explanation and I hope to see more! I'd also love to add: there's a video by Fret Science that shows the shapes of the scales using the rectangle and the stack. He also numbers them, and after just finishing memorizing the Minor version of the shape. Your vid will help me do the major shape! Thanks for building up my knowledge! I hope that video is useful for you or anyone else watching. Thanks!!

Bro your the goat I need Steve Lacy totorials and you have all of em

facts I don't know how to play any of them

this is awesome

nice look

This was helpful. Thanks.

great video, keep It up!!!

thank youuuu <3

No wayyyy bro, not u again. The daniel caesar chords wirting video was an absolute gem and u back at it with steve Lacy. Thank uuuuuuuuuuuu

PLS DO BARS.16 BEFORE LEAVE THE TUTORIAL =( <3333

I’ve never played guitar but I want to and I recently discovered this gorgeous song. Ima save this for later

damn tysm, it's 1 am and im so fucking motivated to learn ts right now dawg

You the goat

This was really helpful. a LOT easier to understand than other videos.

how long have you been playing?