Following Chords with Lead Playing - Aynsley Lister
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- Опубликовано: 8 апр 2020
- A guide to using target notes to make your lead playing sound more relevant and melodic to the chord structure.
Online lessons available via Zoom. Email tuition@aynsleylister.co.uk for more details or to book
Gear used:
Fender Mexican Classic Player Strat with Dimarzio Virtual Vintage pickups. Plugged straight into my Rift Amps Aynsley Lister signature amp. Recorded using my phone!! 
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This video is gold, very helpful. Thank you so much Aynsley.
Very basic explanation with no fancy playing or showing off.
Just what I needed to see at my stage of playing.
Thanks so much.
Do more of this please!
You're a good teacher Aynsley. All the best!
Love this, been a fan for many years, so great to be able to learn from you, thanks!
Gold. Thank you! Love your playing.
I have a looper ... but don't know how to use it. 😂😂😂 BEST!!!!❤
Hallo Mr. LISTER - Thank you a lot - and for the surprise, that you are not only a great musician but also a good teacher. We joined several concerts of you in Switzerland (Airport Zurich and other nice locations) it seems long time ago (and i am now 74 and still a blues/rock-fan) - but we hope to see you soon again. May God bless you and your country. (Brexit, Corona).
Thanks Aynsley! Very helpful.
thank you so much, this helped me alot
Thanks Aynsley. Great work, and I’ll be giving that a go as soon as I can tomorrow. The Amp and guitar sound sweet, glassy
There's what I'll do this afternoon :D Thanks!
Time to try and memorize every note on the fretboard!
What you did around 13 minutes is basically the G major scale or one fingering of it. Practically you only need 5 fingerings, which means 5 different positions of the C major scale and shift them around the fret board for different keycenters. In these 5 fingerings you have all the scales like mixolydian, ionian, lydian, dorian and so on. That's the best thing I got taught ever. Jimmy Bruno is using a similar method, which he explains in his video. If you know these 5 fingerings, you are able to play over anything. Only melodic minor and harmonic minor are scales, which aren't included, I believe. Basically you are converting your guitar to a piano with only white keys. And the white keys you can play over any song in C major on the piano. It's a great way to break out of the minor and major scales, without learning dozens of different scales.
Nice tutorial Aynsley . The tone from the rift is special and your touch is wonderful. Bit pricey for us mere mortals tho. will have to keep practicing on my ht5 . Big Fan. your purple rain cover is fantastic. will be trying to catch you live real soon i hope. Hope you keep these lessons up. Great personality and fun to watch bud. Many thanks.
You are such a decent bloke. and a V skilled guitar player keep channeling BB with your very special take.
Great lesson...now i know how to really utilize that looper pedal
Thanks for posting this. It was good to get an insight about how you build your phrases. The playing from 14:16 is just lovely.
You did make me smile though with the 'standard issue, readily available guitar just plugged straight into my Rift signature* amp' talk.
*recently rated as one of the best amps in the world and not so readily available.
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Awesome simple lesson thx man 🎸🌟
In the classical world they are called grace notes and passing notes. In jazz it's outside if discordant or inside if it's in the key but as you say it's the resolution to a target note that is the key.
liked and subscribed.. keep it up!
your solo in need her so bad is what shook me up and made me say who the fuck is that guy!!!!!! id love a lesson about some of the wicked sounds you created in that solo sustained doublestops ect.
another thing I noticed is all the blues greats even Jimi Hendrix SRV and others have their guitar slung pretty high , which does not look nearly as cool as slung low. I notice your guitar is slung pretty low,, do you find it impedes with your ability to shred ?
Hi Aynsley. Loving the guitar tone on Quiet Boy,very SRV. Any tips on how to recreate it would be appreciated 👍🎸
Could you do a lesson on your version and intro to Purple Rain, would tie in nicely with following the chord progression too. Thx 👌
I'll add it to the list 😉
@@AynsleyLister desperate for this! Just got into your playing since your appearance on TPS and your phrasing on purple rain is next level...
@@charliewiddows9872 Same story here! I became a total fan of Aynsley after being introduced to his music in TPS episode! ruclips.net/video/UIRNBtZa_Qo/видео.html Also I changed a conception of guitar tone to use volume knob on guitar for cleaning up from lead sound.
Thank you, Aynsley, for a great lesson! Guitar tone is magical to me!
Ayns, check out EZ Keys, best auto keys plugin I have ever used and an invaluable tool for inspiration when writing. It really is worth checking out the RUclips demo's, the variations are endless and sounds like a pro playing lol, you can even add extra notes in the chords or remove them, it's so versatile.
Hi, what year is your strat from?
Any chance of a funk tutorial too ?
I'll have a think... I dont get too much into fink but I guess I could do something on the rhythmical side of things 👍
@@AynsleyLister thanks, that would be great. Ideas and things you can do with those grooves.. I did have a listen to a few that you did on FB a while back.
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