Your instructions are graphically beautiful!👍🎸 Too many modern teachers don’t get how much quicker the students can learn when presenting visually with notation at various speeds.
Brother , really appreciate for everything you done , superb lesson !! I hope there is more lessons for beginner-intermediate guitar player like me , always supporting
I'm signing up for the patreon. It seems like you posted most of what you played here but there is a higher run and then you come back to the posted "start point" for the shown sheet music. So awesome but I want it all lol. Am i hallucinating?
Yep everything is transcribed on Patreon! The post for this one focuses on that specific phrase, however, this is actually from my solo at the end of my longer 'Minor Blues Scale Hack' video. The full solo is also transcribed on Patreon and it'll be linked from the post for this. Send me a message over on Patreon if you have troubles finding it. Many thanks!
Will check this out! I already practice your arpeggio exercise every day. Btw, can I ask you what strings (brand, type and gauge) you use? I like the clarity of your tone a lot, I know it's mostly in the hands, but anyway :)
Thanks for checking out the channel and for your question. That’s a bit of a hard one to answer because I’ve never really prioritised speed over the musical concept. Developing speed has always been a secondary thing to me and it tends to naturally develop as I work on what I’m trying to musically achieve. That being said, there are times where I’ve stumbled on technical things which I’ve needed to address in order to achieve the music. This varies depending on what I’m focused on learning but I think the speed comes once a concept becomes more familiar, subconscious and therefore effortless. So it’s tricky to pinpoint anything specific but I do believe that doing longer general warm-ups or exercises can help with building stamina and control if done in the right way. It’s also good for strengthening your consistent focus over a longer period of time which is a very useful thing to develop as an improvising musician. Apologies for it not being a direct answer to your question, I’ll definitely give it some more thought though!
RUclips just suggested your arpeggios video after I watched one from Kiko Loureiro, thankful to the algorythm at last. Is this all played in alternate picking?
Thanks for checking out the channel. For this, I mainly use alternate picking but with a few hybrid picking moments and some slurs thrown in. Hope that helps!
Please,just give us 1 simple appreggio to work with,not something up n down,left n right the whole goddamn fretboard ..lol But something in between the 12th and 15th frets . Lol ..
You can find the detailed analysis (PDF) of this phrase on my Patreon page ► www.patreon.com/robbiebarnby
v.Good ..!
Wish you all the best..!
Your instructions are graphically beautiful!👍🎸 Too many modern teachers don’t get how much quicker the students can learn when presenting visually with notation at various speeds.
Brother , really appreciate for everything you done , superb lesson !! I hope there is more lessons for beginner-intermediate guitar player like me , always supporting
Mate you are an absolute monster! I watched this shred on the Blues scale video on repeat at least 10 times! Such tasteful playing. Incredible
Breathtaking
Love your content man! Would you ever do a video on the Lydian chromatic concept in the format you did for the Barry Harris method? Cheers!
Naturally beautiful and well executed!!!👍
Thx from hessen, germany. The quality of youre video´s is awesome!
Love this
Just commenting so I can come back and learn this later. Thanks
Sounds more like metal sweep picking through the minor scale and less blues like.
Love your videos bro, please post more
Will do! I'm currently working on the next big videos so lots more concepts on the way! Huge thanks for following the channel.
A+
Eres un crack
I'm signing up for the patreon. It seems like you posted most of what you played here but there is a higher run and then you come back to the posted "start point" for the shown sheet music. So awesome but I want it all lol. Am i hallucinating?
Yep everything is transcribed on Patreon! The post for this one focuses on that specific phrase, however, this is actually from my solo at the end of my longer 'Minor Blues Scale Hack' video. The full solo is also transcribed on Patreon and it'll be linked from the post for this. Send me a message over on Patreon if you have troubles finding it. Many thanks!
Sounds like an alternate scale
Scale everywhere...
Very nice!!! Was wondering how you make your transparent notation?
Will check this out! I already practice your arpeggio exercise every day.
Btw, can I ask you what strings (brand, type and gauge) you use? I like the clarity of your tone a lot, I know it's mostly in the hands, but anyway :)
Sure thing! I use Elixir Nanoweb Nickel Plated Steel strings (Medium: 11-49). Thanks for checking out the channel.
@@RobbieBarnby dang! i'm running .08-38
@@RobbieBarnby Thanks, man! Will check these out on my 335.
@@christopher-miles do you play a hollow body. If so the superlight Guage might sound a little thin
What guitar are you using in this video?
Hi Robbie, am loving your content! May I ask how you develop speed? What methods have you found to work for you etc. Cheers!
Thanks for checking out the channel and for your question. That’s a bit of a hard one to answer because I’ve never really prioritised speed over the musical concept. Developing speed has always been a secondary thing to me and it tends to naturally develop as I work on what I’m trying to musically achieve. That being said, there are times where I’ve stumbled on technical things which I’ve needed to address in order to achieve the music. This varies depending on what I’m focused on learning but I think the speed comes once a concept becomes more familiar, subconscious and therefore effortless. So it’s tricky to pinpoint anything specific but I do believe that doing longer general warm-ups or exercises can help with building stamina and control if done in the right way. It’s also good for strengthening your consistent focus over a longer period of time which is a very useful thing to develop as an improvising musician. Apologies for it not being a direct answer to your question, I’ll definitely give it some more thought though!
@@RobbieBarnby Cheers for your reply Robbie! 🙏🙂
That lick is the guitarist equivalent (for blues licks) to brain freeze. lol
RUclips just suggested your arpeggios video after I watched one from Kiko Loureiro, thankful to the algorythm at last. Is this all played in alternate picking?
Thanks for checking out the channel. For this, I mainly use alternate picking but with a few hybrid picking moments and some slurs thrown in. Hope that helps!
How work my right hand please
Please,just give us 1 simple appreggio to work with,not something up n down,left n right the whole goddamn fretboard ..lol
But something in between the 12th and 15th frets . Lol ..
how
Kinda sounds like YEM by phish.
rien compris😅
Took me 10 minutes to figure it out :p got thrown off by the a c a c a c
Thanks for watching! You can check out the full concept here: ruclips.net/video/9ujOUj10k8I/видео.html
Awesome! Thats a good video too
??? "BLUES"
Llooo
That works good Cmaj Asus4b5 also