This video is seriously insanely helpful. I’m 17 and am new to jazz guitar and this has helped me stop thinking in scale shapes. It’s so easy to get trapped into the pentatonic/modal scales as a fallback as a rock guitarist, but this is seriously phenomenally helpful for me.
Triads are the simple part. I think most of understand that, but what most instructors don’t explain on these videos is how they link to the extra notes you’re playing. An in-depth video on that mixed with triads would be amazing.
I love it that you don’t show shred stuff that much because rhythm is so much more important. I can shred a guitar to pieces but I definitely needed work on chord melody. I really thank God for you bro.
So since you commented a few months ago about not liking guitar strap locks I've been watching a lot of your content and along with my current instructors knowledge I am going to try out your guitar wisdom training as well. I'm very excited to see how much it helps and really appreciate your work! 🎸🎶🎵🔥🤜🤛 Hope all is well with you Tomo!
You're very welcome! Thank you so much! From Boston MA USA I Wish All My Students Knew THESE Before They Came To Berklee ruclips.net/video/xlRy7WwZg7c/видео.html Unstuck Your Visual Shape Guitar Playing from RUclips! (Basic Theory On One String Approach) ruclips.net/video/228S4owEAj4/видео.html
Awesome sir.... your phrasing is so so tasty.... n slower the lick more spicier is your delivery n this lesson explains why n how.....truly amazing 👏🏻🙏🏼. Greeting n love from India
Awesome thank you Tomo! Power Issue in the room? Guitar or cable funky? So Tomo, it is my understanding that the Cm triad is coming from Cm pentatonic scale? So 2nd inversion would be from position 2 Cm pent. and so on. As well the same for major triads? Edit. root from 4th position, 1st inversion from 1st Position, 2nd inversion from 2nd position?
You're welcome! In this video is all about minor Triad. You can compare with Major triad. Or if you add .... then..... Many positions possible in different keys! Learn intervals & inversions not shapes! Root b3 5 b3 5 Root 5 Root b3 Only 3 types!
@@TomoFujitaMusic Thank you Tomo, in hindsight I knew this would be your reply, I promise im listening to you in other videos where you preach this. I should use interval degrees from root, b3, 5. Got it Thank you ty ty.
i feel like "don't rush" is underrated advice. I think sometimes guitar players think if they don't figure something out in 10 mins, it's not worth the time and effort. It's a shame. slowing down is okay.
Two comments... 1. On weather and noise I'm experiencing the same thing a couple hundred miles south of you. My guitars strings seem like they are picking up static, which I hear in my tube amp. I check the room humidity, but it seems like the humidity outside matters, too. It's dry down here. I thought something was wrong with my gear. 2. This lesson is way harder for me. One reason is it's hard to see your fingers. Another is I feel you're jumping around more. Or maybe you're focused more on hearing, and I need to see, know, play, and then hear. I understand the theory, but not the patterns up the neck. Something to work on. * I'm currently exploring Hendrix via Hey, Joe. I'm surprised that he rarely played whole chords. I was playing a A-shape working on thumb over technique. The high E string either wasn't clear or muted. Then I learned Hendrix wasn't playing it either.
@@TomoFujitaMusic Wow. Thanks so much, Tomo. Using your triad lessons, I learned the So-Do-Me, Do-Me-So, and Me-So-Do up and across the neck. And I worked out the intervals within scales. But I never even thought about dropping the triad and scale shapes as references and focus on intervals themselves. Other than octaves, the closest I came was noticing that the tuning is a circle of 4ths. Which means the reverse is 5ths. The relationships are amazing just as mathematics. Your advice is just what I needed. Thanks for taking the time to give it. * On another channel, a new player with a disability - muscular dystrophy - asked for advice. He was right handed, but needed to play left handed. He got no response. I felt bad for him and was a little reluctant to comment myself. But I knew he needed to hear your Big 4, especially Be Kind To Yourself. Your philosophy and kindness changes lives. We are all grateful.
@@mikem668 Thanks for sharing! Basically think, feel all intervals & understand each inversions slowly so you can avoid memorizing shapes! Thanks so much!
hi tomo sir, my cordination is very bad like i'm talking about both hand for instance; if i'm playing any solo or practicing scales and when i raise picking speed then what happens is i do many mistakes unable to control my picking hands i started hitting unwanted strings, no clear note and looks messed up like hell. i'm depressed because of this, in my brain i couldn't able to play calmy my hands looks very stressed.
@@einarjuel I love all FOUR wisdom words. Don’t worry Don’t compare Don’t expect too fast Be kind to yourself www.osiamo.com/Pickboy-Wisdom-Picks-by-Tomo-Fujita
@@TomoFujitaMusic thank you very much for replying, it is good advice, I just wish it had some version without "don't". Like, Relax Be yourself Be patient Be kind to yourself Thank you very much for posting videos, it is so exciting getting to explore the guitar through your guidance Thank you again
I can listen to you whole day like this.
Thank you!
This video is seriously insanely helpful. I’m 17 and am new to jazz guitar and this has helped me stop thinking in scale shapes. It’s so easy to get trapped into the pentatonic/modal scales as a fallback as a rock guitarist, but this is seriously phenomenally helpful for me.
So happy to hear that. Thanks for your attention! '
Please watch this
ruclips.net/video/weI70XnBogY/видео.html
Triads are the simple part. I think most of understand that, but what most instructors don’t explain on these videos is how they link to the extra notes you’re playing. An in-depth video on that mixed with triads would be amazing.
Triads are simple yet very deep! One of the most important things for learning guitar! Thank you!
Master you have a great tone. Best in the world can listen to you all day! .
Thanks for listening!
I love it that you don’t show shred stuff that much because rhythm is so much more important. I can shred a guitar to pieces but I definitely needed work on chord melody. I really thank God for you bro.
Everyone has own interest... somehow I am really into rhythm playing. Rhythm guitar, chords, melodies... Thank you so much!
Try some simple chord melody!
Great series! Listening to minor and major like this with theory side by side is super informative. Thank you!
Glad you enjoy it! So happy to hear that! Thank you so much!
Your videos do indeed feel like a private lesson. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge so freely.
So happy to hear that! That's how I feel making these lesson videos. You're very welcome! Thank you!
So since you commented a few months ago about not liking guitar strap locks I've been watching a lot of your content and along with my current instructors knowledge I am going to try out your guitar wisdom training as well. I'm very excited to see how much it helps and really appreciate your work! 🎸🎶🎵🔥🤜🤛 Hope all is well with you Tomo!
Thank you! You would enjoy my Guitar Wisdom!
Thank you so much! Everything you put out just oozes with knowledge and quality and it all just makes me a better player. Thank you
Glad to hear that. Thank you!
Thank so much Tomo for your triad lessons i learning how to improve on triad and to be a better guitar player. THANK YOU FROM THE CAYMAN Ilands.
You're very welcome! Thank you so much! From Boston MA USA
I Wish All My Students Knew THESE Before They Came To Berklee
ruclips.net/video/xlRy7WwZg7c/видео.html
Unstuck Your Visual Shape Guitar Playing from RUclips! (Basic Theory On One String Approach)
ruclips.net/video/228S4owEAj4/видео.html
I just got an Ibanez AZES31! I love it! Such a great guitar! I have usa fenders, prs, and gibson and the AZ is as good as any of them!
Fantastic!
This is so useful for me that has a lot of rock influence (and want to start jazz/blues)
So happy to hear. Thank you!
Good morning, Tomo! Thanks for the upload :)
My pleasure!
Awesome sir.... your phrasing is so so tasty.... n slower the lick more spicier is your delivery n this lesson explains why n how.....truly amazing 👏🏻🙏🏼. Greeting n love from India
Thank you so much!
(24:17) At this point Tomo's dad side unintentionally tells us that he watched children's TV shows with his kids when they were little.
🤣 🎸 👍
Thank you!!
Thank you Tomo.
My pleasure! Thank you!
Good morning sensei. Thank you for another wonderful lesson
You are very welcome
Very nice! Thank you for sharing, sir.
Thanks for listening
That was great! So much good info to digest.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Tomo, I love the song Ain’t Misbehavin … it’s a random thought I’m sharing, but I bet I can apply your lesson to learning this song better :) thanks!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Slow is smooth, smooth becomes fast.
Thank you! Slow is so important!
Awesome thank you Tomo! Power Issue in the room? Guitar or cable funky? So Tomo, it is my understanding that the Cm triad is coming from Cm pentatonic scale? So 2nd inversion would be from position 2 Cm pent. and so on. As well the same for major triads?
Edit. root from 4th position, 1st inversion from 1st Position, 2nd inversion from 2nd position?
You're welcome! In this video is all about minor Triad. You can compare with Major triad. Or if you add .... then..... Many positions possible in different keys! Learn intervals & inversions not shapes!
Root b3 5
b3 5 Root
5 Root b3
Only 3 types!
@@TomoFujitaMusic Thank you Tomo, in hindsight I knew this would be your reply, I promise im listening to you in other videos where you preach this. I should use interval degrees from root, b3, 5. Got it Thank you ty ty.
Another fine lesson Tomo! Thank you so much.
Glad you liked it!
Lovely
Thank you!
@@TomoFujitaMusic much welcome sir!
Ive been trying to buy one of those AZE Ibanez but just can’t find one in Australia 🙁. Are they sold out everywhere ?
I thought Ibanez is catching up with their back orders.
@@TomoFujitaMusic hopefully they do soon ! You’ve Cleary done too good a job promoting them Tomo 😂
@@TJJJJJJJJJJJ Thank you!
maybe noise from a house downstairs buy some wide metallic board ( cooking foil maybe? beneath a guitar amplifier :) just try it Mastar! works or not.
Thank you!
@@TomoFujitaMusicyou're welcome Master
i feel like "don't rush" is underrated advice. I think sometimes guitar players think if they don't figure something out in 10 mins, it's not worth the time and effort. It's a shame. slowing down is okay.
Time is moving same to everyone... keep your own pace! No rush! but steady push everyday! Good planning & extra efforts!
Two comments...
1. On weather and noise I'm experiencing the same thing a couple hundred miles south of you. My guitars strings seem like they are picking up static, which I hear in my tube amp. I check the room humidity, but it seems like the humidity outside matters, too. It's dry down here. I thought something was wrong with my gear.
2. This lesson is way harder for me. One reason is it's hard to see your fingers. Another is I feel you're jumping around more. Or maybe you're focused more on hearing, and I need to see, know, play, and then hear. I understand the theory, but not the patterns up the neck. Something to work on.
*
I'm currently exploring Hendrix via Hey, Joe. I'm surprised that he rarely played whole chords. I was playing a A-shape working on thumb over technique. The high E string either wasn't clear or muted. Then I learned Hendrix wasn't playing it either.
Thanks for sharing! Try this! You cannot jump!
ruclips.net/video/85RmFmRgTiw/видео.html
Learn intervals instead of any shapes!
@@TomoFujitaMusic Wow. Thanks so much, Tomo. Using your triad lessons, I learned the So-Do-Me, Do-Me-So, and Me-So-Do up and across the neck. And I worked out the intervals within scales. But I never even thought about dropping the triad and scale shapes as references and focus on intervals themselves.
Other than octaves, the closest I came was noticing that the tuning is a circle of 4ths. Which means the reverse is 5ths. The relationships are amazing just as mathematics.
Your advice is just what I needed. Thanks for taking the time to give it.
*
On another channel, a new player with a disability - muscular dystrophy - asked for advice. He was right handed, but needed to play left handed. He got no response. I felt bad for him and was a little reluctant to comment myself. But I knew he needed to hear your Big 4, especially Be Kind To Yourself. Your philosophy and kindness changes lives. We are all grateful.
@@mikem668 Thanks for sharing! Basically think, feel all intervals & understand each inversions slowly so you can avoid memorizing shapes! Thanks so much!
Master!
Thanks!
🙏🙏🙏
If you explain how to connect inversions with other notes that you playing it will be great 😂
Lesson is great too
Please watch this video
ruclips.net/video/yctwwMQXWlw/видео.html
@@TomoFujitaMusic ouuu thank you so much!😃
Subarashī
Arigato!
hi tomo sir, my cordination is very bad like i'm talking about both hand for instance; if i'm playing any solo or practicing scales and when i raise picking speed then what happens is i do many mistakes unable to control my picking hands i started hitting unwanted strings, no clear note and looks messed up like hell.
i'm depressed because of this, in my brain i couldn't able to play calmy my hands looks very stressed.
Thanks for sharing! Try this!
ruclips.net/video/85RmFmRgTiw/видео.html
You can learn, prepare so less stress!
..grande
Thanks!
ハードテイルというのがいいですね。
はい！
Tomo I love you. btw there is a misspelling in your title
Thank you!
🙏🙏
Thank you!
I like that you play with clean sound. Thanks
Glad you like it! Thank you!
Saitama
Saitama ken
Finally I realize what’s wrong with Dorian, too many notes .
Yes! Then everyone sounds same! Thank you for sharing!
Don't think of a pink elephant
Okay!
@@TomoFujitaMusic it's hard, Sir. Like don't compare
@@einarjuel I love all FOUR wisdom words.
Don’t worry
Don’t compare
Don’t expect too fast
Be kind to yourself
www.osiamo.com/Pickboy-Wisdom-Picks-by-Tomo-Fujita
@@TomoFujitaMusic thank you very much for replying, it is good advice, I just wish it had some version without "don't". Like,
Relax
Be yourself
Be patient
Be kind to yourself
Thank you very much for posting videos, it is so exciting getting to explore the guitar through your guidance
Thank you again