sorry to be so off topic but does anybody know of a tool to log back into an instagram account?? I somehow forgot my account password. I love any assistance you can give me.
@Hunter Kaden thanks for your reply. I got to the site on google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
I have been playing every day for 26 years. Your style is so extremely different than mine and you play it with a skill that is only matched by your joy. Its a real pleasure to watch. Please put out a video lesson series. I would be more than willing to pay for a thorough breakdown of how you get so funky.
That was amazing, Jay. I’d love to be able to play rhythm while plucking, I’m stuck with the pick right now. These lessons are killer. Thanks a million. I’d say upload what you feel is best.
Thanks for the great lesson Jay!! It would be great to see you take a standard chord progression and show us some different ways to embellish those chords to spice things up. I am pretty well versed in the Hendrix style type embellishments but am looking for some different approaches. This lesson really helped me to approach the chords more dynamically so thanks. Maybe some cool inversions??
Jay! This lesson was awesome! Funk chord shapes/flourishes would be an awesome topic for you to teach - maybe starting from a really basic groove and demonstrating how you use inversions, hammer-ons, and single note lines to embellish a basic progression.
Cool, thank you for sharing your knowledge. I've always associated hybrid picking with country style music but obviously its useful for a lot of other genres. Learned this from Josh Smith as well. Need to start practicing this way more
What a great tutorial, Jay! So funky, groovy. Now I know what to practice the upcoming weeks... :-) But I'm sure I will be crawling on the floor trying to find the picks I lost when trying your "pick-trick".
Always loved these techniques in your playing, but now understand better how they're done and the added texture they can bring to a song! Would love some exploration of how you do the "frilly articulations"~~ Thanks for another awesome video! \m/
I'm gonna echo what everyone's said. If you made a chord progression or just general chord voicing/inversion video, that would be so cool. If you do something as legendary as that, I will promise to become a patron.
Soooo gooood! I've been piling up lessons from you and other guitarist (minimal number of guitarist that I follow) for me to consume. I want to learn more. I need to learn more. Thank you, Jay!
As said before, share some chordal idea with the rest of us :D I've been working on my right hand technique over the past 2 years, I've come a long way from that right claw that sounds like squashed mush under even the tinyest bit of gain, but I still have more to go :D
I actually would love to see a video on the funk strumming, like the part around 6:16. Didn't know you were posting lessons - will check out your Patreon page.
You a very talented guitarist/musician, amazing player. Rhythm guitar drives the music, works closely with drums and base. Im not a lead player..it doesnt interest me. Although sometimes i like to embed some basic lead chords with my rhythms. Weaving riffs with rhythm play is my thing. Rhythm guitar is the heart and soul.
I think you and Cory Wong have a bit of the same vibe going on. Striped shirt, even! (I'm a Tele guy, so thumbs up for that difference ;) Thanks for the cool tutorial.
I enjoy hearing u play. No doubt u r one of the faster players. I have wondered lately how u sound playing 🐌 slow.Im sure u sound great playing slow.Have u ever done it?
Do you use any kind of compression pedal to control the volume for each string, or is it just strait technique that keeps your pick volume from being so much louder than your finger volume?
nice vid dude. I think with content like this you can begin to recruit new types of viewers to your channel, ie those not merely interested in gear reviews but also wanting to develop their skills too. (The subscription base of the Dutch guitarist PD is largely built on this design, I believe). With that in mind I would mention the following: You've likely got an IQ that's way up there, and thus you are naturally probably a quick study and in temperament, probably naturally fairly impatient. This is all good - not a criticism, just an observation... but do bear in mind that most of the people out there are ... ...not of that profile. I'm going out on a limb here as I really don't have data but my guess is that the bulk (the big hump in the Gaussian curve) of those on YT looking for guitar tips, licks and techniques are probably in the beginner to intermediate camp - with the majority of them being lower intermediate. Teaching this level of player who typically has, let us say, an "average" amount of natural talent, is a bit like driving on snow. If you hit the gas with too much gusto, your wheels will just spin, everyone ends up with slush in their faces, and you may veer off your desired trajectory... so to speak. In a didactic environment you want to play in such a way as to inspire (and instill hope), yet not so OTT and so 'pyrotechnically' or in such a manner as may be intimidating or demoralising to a prospective viewer/learner. (where they are left feeling dizzy and thinking, sheesh he's playing waay beyond my level and he's moving way to fast). Obviously there's no right or wrong answer here, every teacher has there own approach, but finding the optimal balance between inspiring people, encouraging people and enabling people is probably where the (channel) growth is. Again, PD-in-the-Netherland's 'tempo' in this regard, is close to perfect, in the sense that it is exciting enough to inspire, yet he is careful to make it accessible or 'attainable' enough to be inviting. Kind of like the difference between a pretty girl-next-door vs a super-model - which one is going to be the one who gets approached at the bar? Exactly. If it's too, or only, 'high-voltage', it can be a bit stand off-ish or intimidating. PD's channel manages to consistently hit that 'girl-next-door' attainability sweet-spot in terms of presentation and pedagogical tempo. I think this video is actually very close, but may yet struggle to gain traction in the popular imagination. What would tip it over the edge into YT gold would be a for example, taking your practical example of the G D C... if you walk people through an elementary sequence including some basic runs that connect the chords in a stylish way. That way the viewer has something to 'take home in their doggy bag' so to speak (give them a bone to chew on for the week). The way you teach it at the moment it is still slightly more at a conceptual level, which is good and necessary ...but not complete. Merely demonstrating the techniques means the experience reamains too abstract. Whilst showcasing what can be achieved with an all bells and whistles rendition is good and necessary to inspire... the learner will nevertheless want to have a skeleton version carefully demo-ed with a walk-through (camera angles may need to be considered here). Perhaps this sounds a little tedious and like spoon-feeding. Maybe. But then the medium is YT - that's the audience. My best guess (and it is just that, a guess) is that fine tuning the teaching style is your key. Gotta go and practice my plucking now :)
You're "mansplaining" guitar teaching to a guy who's giving tips but isn't a guitar teacher, all the while suggesting his audience is dumb. And not using paragraphs! Shame on you. Shame!
Dustin Anderson I think he described the average YT viewer and how to hook them quite accurately! The problem is Jay is Soooo good he’s playing a lot of stuff in a way that is way beyond most viewers!
When people ask what kind of music do like or play , I say, Funky metal . They all walk away confused . Thanks and love your style. Only Outlines and sketches of chords , less is more . Question, Are you playing with flesh only or finger nails ?
I'm more an amp junky than a guitar junky, so it would almost be impossible to pick! Those 60s Blackface Fenders seem to always be a safe spot though: just pick the wattage that fits your volume needs and rock out!
Here's my attemps at transcribing the two main rhythms:
drive.google.com/file/d/15TE6qQ7nyYratjFfDHgvB0dxvejCu4iB/view?usp=sharing
Amazing. Thanks so much for taking the time to make that happen!
your favorite funk chord progressions and rhythms would be a nice topic I think
"More interested in rhythm playing..." I feel you man
Jay, both your playing and your soul shine bright. Thank you for all you offer.
Love! Your rhythm playing. I'm learning a lot! Thank you!
Happy to help :)
Jay be master of funky progressions . LoL 👍👍
Excellent video. Typically I play pick & 2 fingers. I gotta learn to add the rh pinky !
Can’t stop the funk.
From building up on my fretboard 🤘🏽
B Mo 🦖
Please make another episode covering the little chord embellishments you do.
This
sorry to be so off topic but does anybody know of a tool to log back into an instagram account??
I somehow forgot my account password. I love any assistance you can give me.
@Case Kaiser instablaster :)
@Hunter Kaden thanks for your reply. I got to the site on google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Hunter Kaden It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thanks so much you saved my account !
Holy cow, you are an exceptionally good player!
I have been playing every day for 26 years. Your style is so extremely different than mine and you play it with a skill that is only matched by your joy. Its a real pleasure to watch. Please put out a video lesson series. I would be more than willing to pay for a thorough breakdown of how you get so funky.
Awesome lesson Jay! Thank you for sharing your wisdom and thank you to your patrons for voting to share this with us! :-D
You get a lot of variety in dynamics and rhythm with the percussive-ness of each picking technique. Lesson well done.
That was amazing, Jay. I’d love to be able to play rhythm while plucking, I’m stuck with the pick right now. These lessons are killer. Thanks a million. I’d say upload what you feel is best.
Thanks for the great lesson Jay!! It would be great to see you take a standard chord progression and show us some different ways to embellish those chords to spice things up. I am pretty well versed in the Hendrix style type embellishments but am looking for some different approaches. This lesson really helped me to approach the chords more dynamically so thanks. Maybe some cool inversions??
I've been a lead player since day one, and this is making me want to practice my rhythm!
Jay! This lesson was awesome! Funk chord shapes/flourishes would be an awesome topic for you to teach - maybe starting from a really basic groove and demonstrating how you use inversions, hammer-ons, and single note lines to embellish a basic progression.
Cool, thank you for sharing your knowledge. I've always associated hybrid picking with country style music but obviously its useful for a lot of other genres. Learned this from Josh Smith as well. Need to start practicing this way more
Yeah, it's a nice way to funk outside of the box. Enjoy!
It’s very percussive... Nice 👍🏼. imma try it
What a great tutorial, Jay! So funky, groovy. Now I know what to practice the upcoming weeks... :-)
But I'm sure I will be crawling on the floor trying to find the picks I lost when trying your "pick-trick".
More rhythm technique lessons pls. Maybe on building up strumming speed/consistency for 16th note funk riffs
Always loved these techniques in your playing, but now understand better how they're done and the added texture they can bring to a song! Would love some exploration of how you do the "frilly articulations"~~ Thanks for another awesome video! \m/
What a FANTASTIC video...! Wow, man, you are an inspirational musician...! :)
I'm gonna echo what everyone's said. If you made a chord progression or just general chord voicing/inversion video, that would be so cool. If you do something as legendary as that, I will promise to become a patron.
What would I like to learn? Definitely more rhythm ideas like this.
Dude I really appreciate you doing this video. Thank you for sharing what you do to bring variety in rhythm playing
Soooo gooood! I've been piling up lessons from you and other guitarist (minimal number of guitarist that I follow) for me to consume. I want to learn more. I need to learn more.
Thank you, Jay!
Rock on!
Great video, great playing. Inspirational 😄
Thank you Jay!
Can you please do more rhythm lessons and show us what kind of practice routines and musical influences made you this awesome at rhythm ?
Unique style
Love it
Thanks Jay
Really appreciate it!
Mind-blowing! Very cool video!
Maybe an intro to funk rhythms for people who have always played with just a pick? Great playing and love that style. Thanks
Yes, this style of playing is my interest! Keep it up!
As said before, share some chordal idea with the rest of us :D I've been working on my right hand technique over the past 2 years, I've come a long way from that right claw that sounds like squashed mush under even the tinyest bit of gain, but I still have more to go :D
Awesome Jay!!!!
thank you for sharing i really enjoy your music
Man, that is like a trillion times funnier than any soloing. Gotta practice it more ....
Damn J, as always, that is some sick playing. Lov ur videos man!
Cheers from Chile.
Sounds amazing! Do you have videos that break this down a little more? I gotta lean how to play like that last jam.
Would be great for some of us beginners to slow it down a little and show us the chords you’re playing. Sounds great ✌️
I actually would love to see a video on the funk strumming, like the part around 6:16. Didn't know you were posting lessons - will check out your Patreon page.
Thanks Jay. Now more practice a lot more.........
Very inspirational, thanks! 😁👍👍
Love your playing style.
So good, Jay. Thank you!
Patreons are cool as funk! Viva JJ!! thanks
They definitely are 👍
You are my favorite guitar player!
Omg those pick magic tricks 🤯🍔🍟🥵
Man you such an amazing rhythm player! I wish you'd make a rhythm course with TrueFire! I would buy that in a heartbeat!
I would too. Let me know Jay Leonard 🙏🏼
I’d love a course on this! Do it!
His amazing rhythm was the first thing I noticed about his playing . Would love a course too!
More of this !
Aw crap, I have to start thinking about my right hand now?
hey, good stuff man. sounds great! Just sub'd.
I'd love a Rockabilly lesson bye you!!
this is just crazy
Coming from a classical background I never use my pinky to pluck the strings
You a very talented guitarist/musician, amazing player.
Rhythm guitar drives the music, works closely with drums and base. Im not a lead player..it doesnt interest me. Although sometimes i like to embed some basic lead chords with my rhythms. Weaving riffs with rhythm play is my thing. Rhythm guitar is the heart and soul.
I think you and Cory Wong have a bit of the same vibe going on. Striped shirt, even! (I'm a Tele guy, so thumbs up for that difference ;) Thanks for the cool tutorial.
I'll take a Cory Wong comparison any day of the week: he does some really fun stuff. Thanks for writing!
I enjoy hearing u play. No doubt u r one of the faster players. I have wondered lately how u sound playing 🐌 slow.Im sure u sound great playing slow.Have u ever done it?
I'd like to see you do more down tempo stuff. Think it might bring your tone forward a bit. Thanks for the lesson!
“We’re not worthy!”
just want to say i love the rhythm guitar content!
Thanks so much!
Do you use any kind of compression pedal to control the volume for each string, or is it just strait technique that keeps your pick volume from being so much louder than your finger volume?
Funk seems really fun to play but I struggle with both hands. Rhythm with my right hand and what to play with my left hand
You got it, man
Thanks :)
wouah impressionnant !
nice vid dude. I think with content like this you can begin to recruit new types of viewers to your channel, ie those not merely interested in gear reviews but also wanting to develop their skills too. (The subscription base of the Dutch guitarist PD is largely built on this design, I believe). With that in mind I would mention the following: You've likely got an IQ that's way up there, and thus you are naturally probably a quick study and in temperament, probably naturally fairly impatient. This is all good - not a criticism, just an observation... but do bear in mind that most of the people out there are ... ...not of that profile. I'm going out on a limb here as I really don't have data but my guess is that the bulk (the big hump in the Gaussian curve) of those on YT looking for guitar tips, licks and techniques are probably in the beginner to intermediate camp - with the majority of them being lower intermediate. Teaching this level of player who typically has, let us say, an "average" amount of natural talent, is a bit like driving on snow. If you hit the gas with too much gusto, your wheels will just spin, everyone ends up with slush in their faces, and you may veer off your desired trajectory... so to speak. In a didactic environment you want to play in such a way as to inspire (and instill hope), yet not so OTT and so 'pyrotechnically' or in such a manner as may be intimidating or demoralising to a prospective viewer/learner. (where they are left feeling dizzy and thinking, sheesh he's playing waay beyond my level and he's moving way to fast). Obviously there's no right or wrong answer here, every teacher has there own approach, but finding the optimal balance between inspiring people, encouraging people and enabling people is probably where the (channel) growth is. Again, PD-in-the-Netherland's 'tempo' in this regard, is close to perfect, in the sense that it is exciting enough to inspire, yet he is careful to make it accessible or 'attainable' enough to be inviting. Kind of like the difference between a pretty girl-next-door vs a super-model - which one is going to be the one who gets approached at the bar? Exactly. If it's too, or only, 'high-voltage', it can be a bit stand off-ish or intimidating. PD's channel manages to consistently hit that 'girl-next-door' attainability sweet-spot in terms of presentation and pedagogical tempo. I think this video is actually very close, but may yet struggle to gain traction in the popular imagination. What would tip it over the edge into YT gold would be a for example, taking your practical example of the G D C... if you walk people through an elementary sequence including some basic runs that connect the chords in a stylish way. That way the viewer has something to 'take home in their doggy bag' so to speak (give them a bone to chew on for the week). The way you teach it at the moment it is still slightly more at a conceptual level, which is good and necessary ...but not complete. Merely demonstrating the techniques means the experience reamains too abstract. Whilst showcasing what can be achieved with an all bells and whistles rendition is good and necessary to inspire... the learner will nevertheless want to have a skeleton version carefully demo-ed with a walk-through (camera angles may need to be considered here). Perhaps this sounds a little tedious and like spoon-feeding. Maybe. But then the medium is YT - that's the audience. My best guess (and it is just that, a guess) is that fine tuning the teaching style is your key. Gotta go and practice my plucking now :)
You're "mansplaining" guitar teaching to a guy who's giving tips but isn't a guitar teacher, all the while suggesting his audience is dumb. And not using paragraphs! Shame on you. Shame!
Dustin Anderson I think he described the average YT viewer and how to hook them quite accurately!
The problem is Jay is Soooo good he’s playing a lot of stuff in a way that is way beyond most viewers!
When people ask what kind of music do like or play , I say, Funky metal . They all walk away confused . Thanks and love your style. Only Outlines and sketches of chords , less is more . Question, Are you playing with flesh only or finger nails ?
Funk metal, haha. I am playing with the flesh of my fingers :)
Too Funky!!🤘
I too am one of the rare onea that favor rhythm!
Can you do a chickin pickin lesson?
brillant ! but hell, some fingerings are quite hard to figure out ...
I want to learn double slap
I want to see you do something with cory wong or Vulfpeck
"OOH That's Funky, That's Funky Like Nine Cans Of Shaving Powder, THAT'S FUNKY!"- Ohio Players (Funky Worm)!!!
:O
How to play over the chords rather than just choosing either minor or major scale.
😍😍😍
Name your favourite amp ever
I'm more an amp junky than a guitar junky, so it would almost be impossible to pick! Those 60s Blackface Fenders seem to always be a safe spot though: just pick the wattage that fits your volume needs and rock out!
He is Clearly a Filipino
Easy to show...very hard to do. Lovely playing, but it's not ten years of practice
Too Funky!!🤘