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Man, I thought you were young Ron Jeremy. Lol

I've played guitar for 40+ years and have been teaching myself piano the past couple of years. SUBSCRIBED ... got to check out more of your videos

Alot easier on piano if we're talking sightreading OMG. sightreading on guitar gives me anxiety.

I think you got Colombia flu

Also left handed bass. Hard to get head around guitar.

Thank you Richard very helpful. I am just beginning learning bass. I love it but am considering a mini piano to enjoy as well.

Yeah this is really true. I have a song I am working on. I started out with rhythm guitar and a lead guitar melody on top of the chords. But something just wasn't right. So I swapped the chords from guitar to keyboard and bam! It just sounded so much better for this song. Learning piano and bass guitar really improved my songwriting and guitar playing.

Piano was my first instrument. I learned to read music about the same time I was learning to read words. I sang in choirs, played trumpet in school band/orchestra. Taught myself guitar, later, flute, violin, and bass. I have always had a piano, but today's keyboards are much more versatile and portable. I am back to piano, learning tunes like I did with guitar. Different voices, like electric piano, organ, clavichord, synths, etc are a blast. It's like the piano comes with its built-in pedal board. Plug your midi keyboard into your computer and a DAW for some real fun!

Real video title: EFFORTLESSLY MATCH ARPEGGIOS TO CHORDS: A Beginners Guide

Irving Berlin had pianos which changed keys without him having to learn new fingerings. Like a capo.

Got going on piano a few years ago. Banging my head now that I didn’t do it years ago, music theory understanding is INFINITELY easier on piano with only basic skills.

Bought a piano five years ago so that I could better learn to read music. I haven't touched the guitar since.

A different way of thinking but learning 3 triad shapes (per type) on guitar is not hard. When you start to include the black notes the 'simplicity' goes away. You can use grips but it is not as easy as you say. Just a different way of looking at music , which is a good thing.

As a classical guitarist, my biggest problem with the piano is having nails. Any workaround from finger style players?

thanks for the video! i now in dilemma, what instrument to learn further.. i play guitar for many years, because i like metal music. but i learned very inconsistently, and now i dont have so many time and also passion to play, and i think to switch to a piano, because i turned out to more like kind of "piano" or synth music than guitar. and, as for simplicity - for example, i was learning a 'avril 14'th' by Aphex Twin on guitar, and it was very complicated because i need to stretch my fingers almost on 5 or 6 bars or so, and there are many other tough parts - so, i spent on learning this composition more than couple years. same composition on piano i learned in week or so)

Dude, I couldn't agree more. Been switching to piano from guitar for a couple of years now. So many songs that were almost impossible to remember on guitar are SO BASIC on the piano, as the chords move up and down in order, logically. Game changer.

This was super helpful guide. Thank you

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Unbelievably overrated.

Effortlessly he said

That was funny when you introduced Modes.You are a soldier of You Tube ! Subscribed.

Awesome video, man, thanks for uploading. Would you have a video on how to keep your fretting hand fingers close to the fretboard by chance?

Yeah man. You lost me when you went to modes. That is not how modes work, while playing chords and that only confuses people. If your next sentence is "Learning arpeggios is the ENTRY point" why would you introduce such an advanced concept of modes if you are talking about an "Entry point" in improvising?

This is a very very good lesson! Just what I needed! Thanks!

Dude, this is exactly what I needed. Funny that I came across video when it’s been on my mind to search it up.

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Awesome!

Great points. Great video, I like your presentation. Good luck growing your channel!

Nice sharing

Many times I find I can play better with my eyes closed. Watching my fingers gets me screwed up.

Good information, thank you.

Let me know which warm up worked best for you! Stay great, guys!

I love this channel. Love it!

Um I dont think thats the first phrase, I mean the tapping section is only a peice of the song. Besides people are saying you're doing terrible but its the tone not you.

Great advice.

I hope you enjoy the video, guys! Are you ready for your personal 30 day guitar action plan?

appreciate you ❤

I think most of these points stay true beyond the beginner stage. Playing lighter on the strings is something I continue to improve after 10 years, timing and rhythm is something you have to consciously practice, being patient with yourself but critical enough to notice mistakes (like when you are pressing too hard for example) is a blanket requirement for improving any skill. Picking wide (as well as a million other picking nuances like angling, grip, etc.) becomes more of an obstacle in the intermediate and advanced levels rather than in the beginning, I think, but absolutely good advice. I like this video because it doesn't throw a billion things at a beginner to change, just a few pointers that have a large impact. One improvement I would make is to put chapters/time markers to split up the video. Helps jump around and quickly note all the tips before jumping in.

in pouring rain and wearing heels to explain why somebody is underrated 🤡

underrated, look at pictures of you, and the solo in just like heaven, to wish impossible things... enough said! genius

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You learning about Q you are in the right place. I read his autobiography its a MUST read. You right about his work ethic

A legend…

Also it's half step down

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Same with vocals. Mainly scream style vocals. At the beginning I never thought I’d sound even close to anyone in the metal scene. But overtime and not over thinking I learned it after about 6-7 years

My harmonica broke on me 😭

Sometimes aptitude rears its ugly head.its just not for everyone. If the ear is not there...all the lessons in the world won't make any difference..sad but true

It's the same with maths.