Percussive Acoustic Guitar lesson (Adding the Snare & Bass Drum)
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Here we learn how to replicate the sound of a bass and snare drum on the acoustic guitar. Tricky but a great techniques to master.
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“it sounds alright.. but if you add the bass.” awesome.
Awesome - You taught us how to take a song from a single dimension to 3D
4d chess!!!
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That’s such a Good way to put it man
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Excellent lesson, and your playing is really fabulous.
Yes, you finally hit 10k! Your so underrated in the guitar teaching community
Thanks a lot.
@@SixStringFingerpicking Please post the tabs :D great video, I love it! But I can't figure out how you play all of that, especially the part around 6:10
great teaching quality
I agree, he's easily one of the better ones I've found..by a wide margin actually
Incredible lesson. Great technique, beautifully taught, excellently paced. Thank you for sharing! High five for a simply excellent lesson. Thank you thank you!
Great help, your a great teacher and I love your song btw can't wait to hear all! It's beautiful!
Congrats on 10K!! You deserve so many more for the free content you provide. Thank you so much; your hard work and dedication does not go unnoticed!
Thank you Haley, means a lot.
Una tecnica veramente straordinaria..... di sicuro effetto. Magnifica. Grazie Maestro.
Thank you so much, this is the most helpful thing I ever watched to help my guitar playing...
Thank you for giving such wonderful lesson and awesome lesson thank u so much
Brilliant lesson; thank you.
Thanks for this lesson! Very clair , so i'll do it!
So many gems in this one lesson, this is pure gold, thank you so much !
Thanks Éric
I've been having the *hardest* time trying to learn this technique, particularly the snare "slap" and strum at the same time. Either I mute the strings when I try to slap and strum or I don't get the slap right.
I don't know how many tutorials I've watched over the last several months trying to learn this, but finally found yours and I think it's brought me the closest I've gotten! Thank you!! 🎉🎉
If you (or anyone) can give me any tips that help, I would love that. Cheers!
Did you ever figure this out? I still can’t do the snare at the same time as strumming
Great song! And a great channel. Love the lessons on percussive guitar
OH MY GOSH! BEST TEACHER ! ! 💙
Hey I just found your channel and its amazing! You are gonna grow big thats for sure, keep it up :).
Thanks for this video! As an intermediate player who’s been focused more on music theory, these new techniques really add a new layer to my playing thats also more noticeable in terms of progress!
Thanks for the great lesson Chris and its good to have you back with your instructional videos. I've learned a great deal from your lessons. Your instruction is easy to follow. Your easy-going demeanor also makes the lessons enjoyable. You deserve more subscribers. Please keep up the great work. Thanks again for everything.
Thanks a lot, really happy my lessons are helping you grow. There's going to be a huge amount of tutorials coming soon.
Thank you very much! Helped a lot! :)
Wow, amazing! I love that stuff. Thank you very much! 🙏🏻
Pleasure
This was very helpful. Im struggling with this and your ideas really made it easy for me to understand it. Gracias.
Really happy to have helped you out.
Good stuff, thank you!!
Awesome lesson! I hope you'll do more of them! :)
I certainly will do!
Amazing lesson dude, thank you so much!
You're very welcome
Highly underrated channel, thanks a tonne for being A GREAT instructor for the guitar community worldwide.
Thank you very much Yash.
Thank you. This is so useful to me.
Really good and easy to follow. Thanks.
It's a pleasure
Awesome. This is exactly what I hoped you would cover. Thankyou!
PascalsWager5 thanks, I’ll do more percussive style ones in the future.
Six String Fingerpicking More! More! More! (Please) 👍
thank you so much this helped me a ton!
Thanks dude, I’ve been looking for this 😁
Great technique and explaination - thanks!
Simply awesome
Thanks
Thanks great lesson.
Glad you like it
A simple and effective method of teaching. I'm still a long way from being able to play like Kent Nishimura. Thank you so much for this lesson
Just in time, needed some challenge and spicing up! ... Thank you
It's a pleasure.
One of the best guitar teaching channel on youtube🫡🫡 keep it up bro👊👊
Thanks Chris. I appreciate because I really have trouble with that...😕 You sound great!
Nicole N. Yeah you’re not alone, it is really hard.
This has opened a whole new world for me. So glad I found your site.
Thanks a lot, glad you found my site too
sounds amazing! Working on having it sound similarly good
Thaanks bro, it's very helpful
Pleasure
Awesome.
So cool!!!
Brilliant. I just learned something cool.
Awesome!
Thanks Sam
I love the way you teach simple and clear. I Love it.
I am learning percussion for some time but I face some problem with strumming. Fortunately, I find this video and now I know the problem I have faced will be solved.
That's great, really glad I could help you out.
Very good video lesson.
That thump slap is super awkward for my hands to do, you do it so smoothly, I'm gonna have to keep practicing this technique it'll be a long time before I have that much motion under control on my right hand
To me it's the wrist slap that is awkward
@@ST-kp4qu what do u mean awkward?
I’m struggling with this, big time! I can do it on its own but not at the same time as strumming. I’m hoping it’ll just “click” someday but for now it’s super frustrating. I’ll keep on plucking (pun intended!)
1:46
There's a thing about freshly tuned guitars, but usually it's hard to keep them in tune if you play for a while, and sometimes it sounds better or more original out of tune slightly.
Theres also a tuning for standard where each string is slightly flat, but still the right note.
4:40 quite groovy! Thank you for the video. nice technique!
omg u will make my acoustic guitar performance better
nice
Awesome
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Thank you borther
It'd s pleasure
Wow....amazing
Thanks
Awesome Sharing 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you! Cheers!
Brilliant tutorial Chris
Many thanks 🙏
Cheers Edward
So helpful!
Danke!
Thanks Annika!
Amazing video =]
it looks so easy when you do it
It will do for you too with enough practice.
Great
this is pretty cool - i want to learn acoustic guitar. sounds fun
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I will get this down one day!
Great!! As a beginner, I see a lot of more advanced players NEVER using these techniques! I'm determined to use them. Sure.. they might know 23 G chord shapes...but I know THIS! LMAO
simple lesson and clean advice. Although I have to disagree with folks beating the crap out of the guitar. I think it rules. Mike Dawes, Marcin, these guys are insane. I am percussionists and drummer that plays guitar but mostly I play the guitar like a drum. I use rudiments and respect the discipline and how difficult it is to play the rythms that folks like Mike and many other mega talents that can still play guitar and get all those delicate and beautiful runs and embelishments.
Most folks can accomplish what you taught in this video in a day, but the stuff like those guys that "beat the crap out of the guitar" Takes years or decades to master. Nothing but respect for those guys. Watch some of Mike Dawes stuff and then come back and tell me that is beating the crap out of the guitar and you don't like it.
Your videos are great and super helpful. You get plenty of views but your videos are still underrated
Thanks a lot Aiden
Fantastic!! Thank you!! Trying to get the hang of it by duplicating your chords. Are you using your left thumb to press on six string or just muting string or just resting thumb? Thank you!
Great lessons, Chris. Working on this skill, taking it nice and slow with the intention to apply it to an acoustic version of 'Purple Disco Machine, Sophie and the Giants - Hypnotized'. Maybe you could add it to your lesson list with the thousands of other suggestions lol. Keep at it, matey!
I just found this channel... you've got a new subscriber
Thank you, it's great to have you onboard.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I got quite comfortable with it after a while. But my right arm gets tired afte few minutes because of the position you need to have for the drum sound. You have a tip for that?
Great technique, thanks a lot! I’m working on this, but I try to hold a pick while doing this... It’s even more tricky, at least for me. I couldn’t find a video with advices about how to make that bass drum sound while holding a pick. Have you done one on that subject ?
This is fantastic! Thank you so much for presenting these techniques so clearly. I noticed when I play the kick, my shoulder ends up holding my arm so that less of its weight rests on the guitar. I also noticed that my shoulder moves a bit every time I play the kick. Is this part of the correct technique, or should I adjust so my shoulder stays more relaxed? Thanks again! Can’t wait to check out more videos, once I have the basics down. :)
Love it. Please do train to dusseldorf by Tommy Emmanuel.
That's a great song!
IKR. It would be a perfect fingerstyle lesson!
Mate this is phenomenal, and you somewhat fixed the ear-piercing snare! You know of all the RUclipsrs I watch trying to learn new techniques like that base I didn't think it'd be you. Love your work!
Cheers Zachery, glad you liked it. The mic thing is hit and miss, sometimes I get it right and others horribly wrong. I guess I'll just get better at it in time and practise.
Six String Fingerpicking yeah look it sounded better this time around for most of the lesson. But I can’t believe how much this tutorial has helped me pick up the technique. Took me 15 minutes to get the basic rhythm down and now I’m applying it to a bunch of other songs to give them some extra feel, like the James Bond theme. If you know it, I really recommend adding this technique. I’ve only been playing guitar for a year and a half, primarily fingerstyle, with no formal lessons, just learning songs from RUclips, then some theory to compose my own and instrumental covers of songs I love. Now I’m getting into techniques and I thought this was a technique for gods who’ve been playing for 15+ years and that I’d have to wait forever, and if not for this lesson I think I might’ve put it off for a lot longer than what I did. All I’m saying is if you stick it out, guitarists will be swarming this channel. But seriously thank you so much for this. Um you wouldn’t by any chance know a good way to syncopate the beat would you :)
Just discovered your channel and love your videos could you please do some more modern songs like Riptide by Vance Joy or perfect by ed Sheeran or A-team by ed Sheeran song like this would be really cool to learn as well.
Im new here, and happy to be here, does anyone know the strings he is using? Sound just hums. Thx for the tips 👍
Great video! Finally someone said it..forget all that fancy guitar banging lol
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So I got a question I have been playing guitar for a while and wanted to learn percussive playing lately but I am afraid of damaging the guitar. I have seen some guitars pretty worn out by playing percussions on them and of sweat coming off the hands as well on the paint. Any tips around how to avoid/minimize that? Also some videos suggested installing an extra pick up in the guitar to get a more deeper bass and snare sound. I already have a piezo installed in my acoustic electric, where would this extra pick up go? and more over does it actually make that big of a difference while playing plugged into DI or a PA style amp for acoustic guitars?
Super trippy
Thanks for the crash course! Good stuff... So I'm coming from a Flamenco and Classical guitar techniques background, so is so different for me, but I would love to learn to integrate this. Great lesson, except for one thing I can't figure out. I need to have my right arm off the guitar to get the leverage to snap my wrist into it for the bass sound. But that would be impossible to sustain, as your shoulders have to much tension. How are you snapping it so well without separating your arm from the guitar? Wish I could see a side view of this, Any suggestions.. Thanks so much!
I have the same problem.
Impossible for me
Wonderful lesson, but I literally cannot play the first note! How can you thump the guitar with your wrist and at the same time pick the second string with your thumb? I would need an additional phalanx in my thumb... Or two!
Could you kindly add a slow motion close up? Or do you have some advice?
I hope it will click in sometime... Anyhow, thanks, it is so inspiring!
Yamaha compass same as mine , are you miked up or are you plugged into an amp to get that drum sound
Which guitar you are using ?
i used palm bass on a brand new taylor $900 and broke it. it only had one layer of spruce top so now i use thumb or bridge slaps on the body
"the guitar is a little out of tune but we'll get over it " LMAO that killed me. 😂😂😂
The song you played at the end which you said you were working on, have you uploaded an instructional?
I'm afraid not Dave. I hope to at some point
I wish we could get another angle of the arm for the bass drum. I don't know if the action is too high on my guitar but I can't get my hand into a position where I can bump the guitar and pick the note at the same time without my hand flailing about like I'm drowning.
Nice Video....might sound stupid. But I'm trying to play your little melody at 01:06 and get get it right. Any tipps or Tabs? :)
how do you dug dug and strum at the same time
How can i play bass note and snare?
a guitar with a amp makes this much easier. note that with no amp, this tap is much harder and not as loud. the guitar pickup accentuates the thumb slap.
you have to pull the strings and push (slap) the guitar at the same time right? Thats hard
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My guitar has the strings a bit more separated and it is so hard
Hello great lesson,wondering about the model of the Yamaha?
Cheers, it's a Yamaha CPX 500
anyone know the tabs for the original piece at 6:20? :)
Also is it normal that the snare strumming at the same time is really hard for me? Cause the strumming is a softer motion, the snare a harder one, right? I cannot have the two parts of the hand not do the same "roughness" of motion, if that makes sense. But I'll keep practising..
is it safe for the wrist? i wanted to make bass drum sound but im always afraid for my wrist cause i can see my nerve there or am i being coward? pls help