WAKE UP! And Stay Awake While You Play (LoG Interview)
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- It's LoG! Have you seen his channel? No?
You're welcome!
He's a great guitarist, he's an articulate teacher, he's got mad energy, and he speaks a profound truth about how to approach the instrument we love.
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00:00 Intro
01:28 LoG interview and demo!
13:17 Wrap Up
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Thanks again for having me on Chris!
Any time, thanks so much for spending the time!
My two favorite guitar teachers in one place. I have gotten so much better over the past five or six months from just watching RUclips videos alone. I am so happy to be able to play the level that I am right now. I never thought I could do this on my own and I’m glad that I have teachers like the two of you to help me achieve my goals my goals
That is so great to hear, thanks for posting
LoG's shorts started appearing on my yt-feed a couple of months ago and every one of them has been an eye-opener - especially the shorts-series that's based on seeing an E-shaped barre chord as 1-5-1-3-5-1 - that was really mind-blowing and now I've mentally converted all the chord shapes to the same number coding and try to do my best to keep thinking of them that way to keep track of where the next scale interval is on each string. He can be a bit too quick (i.e. when playing through an idea) but the principles behind his way of thinking are a revelation for me.
You have entered a larger world!
A truly brilliant lesson with two generous and gifted teachers. Thank-you.
Thanks Robbie! Glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you! LoG is a Hi-Light!
I know right? Love his stuff!
Wholly shit!! This is amazing. LoG always makes my head hurt but also wanting to watch over and over again. The guitar sage!
He does go fast right!? But it's all high speed gold!
Found LoG about a month ago and I cant stop watching his channel.
@@guitarded82 love that man!
LoG has wonderful enthusiasm and really knows his stuff! I subbed straight after watching him! Thanks for introducing him!!
Both channels are amazing sources of musical knowledge.
That is brilliant!! Thanks Chris!! As always you are great!!
I watched this video again it put an even bigger smile on my face. The ending is very clever and was alot to take in the first time. I am having so much fun with and just experimenting.
Experimentation is the key to fretboard freedom, and the more you bring your brain along, the better it sticks!
Brilliant Chris, thank you. He has such great energy and as you say very symbiotic to how you teach. I’m looking forward to watching the whole interview. 😊🎸
The rest of the interview is crazy good as well, Darren.
Very cool snippet of the interview. Great lesson as well!
this is so awesome💜
Awesome!
Two great teachers! I discovered his channel by chance. Learning intervals and note names is the way to go in my opinion!
Sing it Peppy! Truth!
His lessons I saw as shorts was super impressive. One of the best.
Truth!
I love this video. It is so clear. I know that it's something that everyone talks about, but as you said, the way he articulates it just clicks for me. I have been struggling with playing linking pentatonic over the neck and soloing but this is giving me a lot of ideas.
Yes, if you follow this logic the fretboard will become completely navigable, and quite quickly. Glad you enjoyed this one.
That was great! Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it, Wayne.
Hey Chris, you did it again! I have had more break throughs in my understanding of guitar as a result of your work. Thank you so much. Please keep up the good work.
You are so welcome, Dave! I'm glad you're here.
Awesome! Thankyou LoG and Chris.
Very simple and very effective!
You bet! Glad you enjoyed it, Rajesh!
Another great video Chris teaching us how to be not just good guitarists but even better musicians. This really allows you to play in a line which adds to the song. Instead of playing in positions that don't really flow with the melody. Thanks again.
Of course!
Cool! Thank you both for sharing! ❤❤
You bet!
Holy Shit! two of my faves!! Chris got me started and LoG caught my attention soon after. I've been watching LoG for about a month now. That left, right, center opened up my outlook. Doesn't surprise me that you are from a Jazz background and LoG is from a classical background. So inspiring!
Thanks Steven!
Wow. My head is exploding. This is such a good advice. Thank you guys. Crazy to get this via RUclips 👍
Glad it was helpful, Florian!
awesome!
Well done, Chris. Great stuff. Thanks a lot.
Thanks Don! I appreciate that. Thanks for your support.
Awesome! Never looked at it that way. Going to have to try that out. Thanks for sharing.
You bet!
I love this guy! I actually referenced your channel in his comment section one time as well so seeing this video is really cool(:
yeah @LoG is great! glad you enjoyed this one!
I found LoG's channel recently and am really impressed with what and how he's teaching. Some attributes I observed: dynamic, innovative, practical, eloquent. Don't know why he doesn't have more subscribers.
I’m crazy about him :)
Thank you 🤟
What makes you such a stand out in this world of on-line teaching Chris, is your relentless un-selfish approach to helping the guitar community gain worthy and inspiring knowledge that might not be available or known about to the average student looking to better themselves. This was eye opening!! Thank you!
Thanks Tone. I really love LoG's approach and I'm just glad to know that there might be folks who haven't seen him yet, who might also benefit.
Thanks for all your support!
Great interview and another great resource. Refreshing!
Thanks Jim!
Such a useful explanation, thanks for posting!! LoG is great
You bet Dylan! Glad you enjoyed this one!
That was pretty cool
So cool for you to turn us on to another resource for note chasing Chris,thanks 👍👍👍
I had to, Bubba! Or else I could not have slept at night!! Thanks for all your support
Because I stop to watch all guitarists posting shorts. He started coming through an instantly I realised this guy had some to offer knowledge an perspective wise. An between the 2 of you my personal knowledge an the way I perceive the fretboard is ever changing for the better. Big thanks to both of you for doing what propels players to improve constantly. Depending on the work a person puts into themselves. Thanks again guys!
You are so welcome Chad!!! Great to have you here sharing your journey! Thanks for your support.
Great video as always Chris. Really enjoy the channel & the music theory related content. This reminds me of your triad videos of how to build chords across the neck plus up and down the neck. It was a light bulb moment for me & lightened my cognitive load. Yes rout learning loads of shapes is important but I’m a why & how person and can relate to your & Log’s approach to learning the fret board.
Thanks again from Australia.
Phil
That's it exactly, Phil. I had a blast doing this one with LoG, so glad it turned on a light or two!
Mind Blowing...Mahalo Chris and LoG
Mahalo!
Mind blown. Yet another way to nerd out on the fretboard and triads. Love it
The more pathways in, the easier it is to apply new information! Glad you enjoyed this one!
This is great you did this. He's crazy good
Yeah, I’m a big fan of
Wow never seen lowg before, but I understood and loved everything he said. Now I can go grab my guitar and start transposing what I just watched onto my fretboard. Thanks for showing this different approach. 🤘
You bet, Michael.
I’ve been watching loGhigh motion for about 8 months. I don’t I can’t I will not listen to nobody else. He made me pull my electric out of the closet that’s been there almost 20 years. I’ve had to listen to one 30 minute 5 minute short lesson over and over. This dude is the only one I can recommend..
He is amazing! I’m a huge fan too
Thanks Lo G and Chris.
You bet, Audrey!
LoG is awesome! His channel has helped me so much.
I agree, he's been an inspiration for me as well.
Amazing idea to unlock the fretboard. Really helpful. Thx a lot once again
Of course, Parag!
You and LoG Have helped me so much!! Music theory matters! Scales, 3rds 5ths 7ths and roots matter!!
Truth!
He has a phenomenal channel….. verbalises the fretboard amazingly
Truth!
Wow, outta the park and still rising! I pulled a similar concept (identify the root note position and take it from there) from several of your lessons Chris but his explanation was unique and made me feel I can do this even if I don't have every note memorized as you appear to. I'll definitely have that "gonna suck for awhile" thing going on for awhile but that visual approach clearly seems worth the pain it'll take to figure it out and apply it across the fretboard.
Greg, these are the keys to the castle...you got this!
I got this concept when I learned to play bass guitar.
This dude is great! Thanks for exposing this technique to the masses!
It's the only was to really grow into being a musician. Thanks for the comment!
This is a game changer. I have been struggling to learn the fretboard. I think this might just be the key to the door! Thanks for sharing Chris. 🙏🏼
Yeah, this is one of those things that exposes the potential of the fretboard, so clearly. Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks so very much to the both of you. Never heard of LG before.
It was our pleasure!
I'm getting back into guitar and intuitively I'm doing exactly what he's describing... Great Lesson , good to know I'm thinking in that mode 👍✌😊
Yeah, LoG is so wonderful
happy new year chris 👍🏻
Same to you, Erich!
When CS takes a guitar lesson I have listen.
This is good info and even though I already knew the notes that LoG was pointing out (the G arpeggio) I had not considered this type of logical approach and it is simply (KISS is always a good approach to most things in life) a great way of considering seeing the fretboard. Well done guys.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed this one
Timing for this video is crazy. I just started looking at pentatonics in a similar way. Find the root and build the pentatonic shape from there. This takes it to the next level by finding the triads +. Great channel, Chris.
Ahh of course!! Turns out you can use this method for chords, scales, or anything really.
So simple it’s brilliant
Nothing like a fresh perspective to inspire you, right Ed? Glad you enjoyed this video, thanks for the comment
Holy crap! I’m a very modest player, but I see this. Distances etc...thanks to you both
It’s so refreshing to get a new view on this instrument! Glad you’re here David.
Cool! Now I have a name for what I do! I "scan" the fret board as I go so as to "keep my home base" (root). My former name was "playing all over the place".
Thanks for a great video lesson that causes one to advance.
Of course, Pops!
I love the guy!
Yup, he’s amazing.
This seems much more useful than the box positions. Will add this exercise to my daily routine and see what happens in the next couple of months
Yeah, this one is all about staying awake while you play.
WOW!! That's a pretty innovative way of thinking about it.
I know right? It's all about staying awake.
@@curiousguitarist Absolutely! Its never easy, but a shortcut. And it gives it a different sound...Makes you want to explore
@@curiousguitarist Thx for sharing, Chris
Thank you
You're welcome, Jen!
@@curiousguitarist 💖
Exactly why I'm finally learning triads a year after picking up the guitar.
I waited SO much longer than that!!! Go go go!!
If you don’t know where it is.. just use your ear!!!
Great advice- I’ll take it🕺🕺🕺
The real secret to skyrocketing advances is to use all three areas of focus:
Technical: I can play this thing
Auditory: I can hear this thing
Cognitive: I understand this thing
Get all three working at once, and kiss the guitar player you are today goodbye.
No way! I just subbed to that guy!
Ha! Great minds think alike!
I practice this approach. Fell on it when trying to get familiar with the fretboard with the idea if I am going to master the neck then I better really master it. I don’t think there’s any other way.
Truth!
Talk about an incentive for a level of intimacy with the fretboard, that will create, with constant maintenance, more opportunities to be WAY MORE MUSICAL and intentional with the emotion you wish the listener to be hit with. Brilliant!
Exactly, ain't that the truth! Glad you enjoyed it.
I've been learning guitar on YT for about 15 years an I can confidently say that LoG is the BEST teacher ever.
Truth
That's a lot for my old brain to follow! But, it makes sense!
New tricks are totally possible...just takes some focus and applied time on task! You got this.
Summamabinge! What a great referral !!!
So glad you enjoyed this one!
wow
Solo trainer app is a good way to practice the fretboard, thinking in these terms of functional intervals.
Ahhh, cool, Clark. I’ll check it out. Thanks
🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯WOW…
I know right? This guy is amazing!
Migrating the notes up a string and seeing how the pattern repeats was so cool, it seemed like a magic trick.
Chris, your extended Patreon interview is terrific. After watching that, a good next step is to add the flat 7: ruclips.net/video/NX_9tVe4UYQ/видео.html
“Where is my root, and where are all of the other notes in relation to that root.” Makes perfect sense, and also reminds me of Tom Quayle’s approach to the fretboard: ruclips.net/video/Y2YerE5hSsw/видео.html
I’ve been thinking in terms of right- and left-shapes for a while now, but had put off the center shape. Now it doesn’t seem so foreign. Absolutely fantastic lesson.
Ahhh, love it! Great context, and yeah, Tom is bonkers great!
Rick Beato taught this as the Before, On and After The Note.
Nice!
The nay reason I stopped is I seen loGsounds picture
I thought this is normal. What's the alternative?
The alternative is how you must have looked at this before you knew this was normal. There are many (if not most) intermediate guitarists who have not seen the fretboard this way yet. I'm hopeful that this inspires them!
@@curiousguitarist I'm sure it will inspire, I'm hoping someone will post the alternative view so I can see what I missed.
@@mickymiller6130 as I mentioned, the only alternative to this is thinking in single, non-flexible patterns. So I would advise not to wait for anything that represents a step backwards :)
So interested in this. But these guys go too fast for me. I wish I could find someone that teaches or shows things a bit slower. My theory brain does not keep up with these gentlemen, but I so love watching and learning the info.
I go a lot slower than LoG, mainly cause I'm super old :)
@@curiousguitarist maybe that's why I need a slower speed on theory. I turned 50 back in Nov. and some things have changed for me. And sir, you are not super old. Age is just a number and I feel music keeps us young.
With that being said, I have always struggled with theory. I've played some type of instrument through the years since I was 4. Mainly stringed, 1st was a good 'ol ukulele. I don't know why my theory brain takes a bit of a moment to process.
set your playback speed to 50 or 75%. That's what I do sometimes.
Dude seems cool. But, MO is my favorite.
the painted nails killed it. outta here... need some metal to clear my head
When you’ve got THAT level of capability on the instrument, you get to do whatever you want in my opinion. At least he’s not wearing a bucket on his head for example :)