Wow. I just saw the Henhouse Prowlers for the first time this weekend and was blown away by the band, especially the mandolin player. This morning, I find a great double stops explanation for this mando novice and who should it be... Great lesson - thanks.
Thanks for the nice comment! This series will be a fun one. We'll start diving into mandolin players solos that utilize double stops and breaking them down.
Now that I've been playing around with this I know exactly what these intervals are for. Great video. You're an incredible player. Can you make a second video regarding these same intervals and how people can use them in a break and possibly over chord changes one might find in a break? Thanks Jake
Awesome, I was just about to comment on what you said before because I'm currently getting the next one ready and wanted to see if anyone had questions. The next few videos I have planned for this series will go over finding double stops over C and D and how to find your arpeggios and pentatonics with these shapes. But we will be going over breaks by other mandolin players and how they incorporate these double stops into their playing once those other videos are released. I'm looking forward to it!
@@JakeHoward awesome! Yeah I've been playing for 3 months and I think my biggest mystery is how people throw these intervals into a break over chord changes although I'm seeing how people use the ones you showed over a single chord. I guess that relates to playing a melody in general as well which is still sortve a mystery in general for me as well. What notes to land on that relate to the chords within a chord change.
Wow. I just saw the Henhouse Prowlers for the first time this weekend and was blown away by the band, especially the mandolin player. This morning, I find a great double stops explanation for this mando novice and who should it be... Great lesson - thanks.
Thanks for this! I really appreciate your posts on r/mandolin.
Thanks for the nice comment! This series will be a fun one. We'll start diving into mandolin players solos that utilize double stops and breaking them down.
thank you for explaining!!
Nice lesson Jake, thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Now that I've been playing around with this I know exactly what these intervals are for. Great video. You're an incredible player. Can you make a second video regarding these same intervals and how people can use them in a break and possibly over chord changes one might find in a break? Thanks Jake
Awesome, I was just about to comment on what you said before because I'm currently getting the next one ready and wanted to see if anyone had questions. The next few videos I have planned for this series will go over finding double stops over C and D and how to find your arpeggios and pentatonics with these shapes. But we will be going over breaks by other mandolin players and how they incorporate these double stops into their playing once those other videos are released. I'm looking forward to it!
@@JakeHoward awesome! Yeah I've been playing for 3 months and I think my biggest mystery is how people throw these intervals into a break over chord changes although I'm seeing how people use the ones you showed over a single chord. I guess that relates to playing a melody in general as well which is still sortve a mystery in general for me as well. What notes to land on that relate to the chords within a chord change.
How Nuggets are you up to? :D I’m a fellow Nugget A style player! Sounds great
Oh geez, too many mandolins over here. I have an F style, a two point and this A style!
Awesome! That’s almost rivaling Tim O’Brien’s collection at this point.
None of these teachers understand that we can't count your frets on the screen, the screen is a reversed perspective.
Free sheet music/tab in the bio that will tell you exactly what’s happening in the video!