I feel that you are one of the best tutor on youtube, simple language, concise and very understandable exercises. Continue to do the fantastic job. Will be learning a lot from you!!
Hi Guillermo. I do provide private lessons! Give me an email at nkborton@gmail.com and we can talk about it if your wanting to look further in the route.
Great explanation of enclosures. You mention the term “jazz language” in the enclosure video lesson. I think it would be valuable to have several lessons on jazz language. If someone is new to jazz, what jazz language would you give to provide the basic tools? What jazz language should your intermediate students know to play basic solos. What basic language should advanced students know?
For years I've been trying to understand this and whilst I get the concept, see these 'real-life' examples are amazing. One of the best lessons I've seen on this. Thank you and great work!
Hi Nathan, loved this lesson, however the actual examples on the guitar were obscured by the tablature, is there any chance that you could revisit this or provide a link to any other lessons you may have done?
Hi Tim. Thanks for the feedback! Yes, this was one of the earlier videos. Though the content is good, the production is a bit lacking (as well as my ability to speak at the camera haha). I like the idea of redoing some of the older popular videos. I'll look into it!
Greetings Nathan thanks for sharing great video is very informative. Would like to see more about enclosures. Can you send a link or title for review. Also, I would very much like to see 4 and 5 note enclosure tutorial. Thanks again for sharing awesome video.
I have been playing guitar for forever and can "hear" how jazz sounds, but this concept on "how" to actually use chromatic notes with enclosures really brought it home for me. Thanks Nathan!
Hi Barneyang. I suppose I could do a short video sometime on my personal set up. I did however make a video in the past covering tone. In that video I used my ribbon mic and go into detail on how I approach tone. Hopefully this can help you in the meantime! ruclips.net/video/MtU06fR26JQ/видео.html
Hi Nicolos, try the link again (reposted it). If it doesn't work then try clicking the "RUclips downloads" tab on my website again so it reloads. That seems to fix it most of the time as well. I don't :/ but I have a PayPal (www.paypal.me/nborton1) or buying my new record helps a lot too :) (nathanborton.com/store/sample-album-02-wav-fb8m9)
Hi Manuel, thanks for checking out the video! Yes, this was one of my earlier videos and I was still figuring out how to make them. If you check out me newer videos you'll find them easier to understand (at least visually). Thanks!
I feel that you are one of the best tutor on youtube, simple language, concise and very understandable exercises. Continue to do the fantastic job. Will be learning a lot from you!!
Wow, thank you! Glad the channel is helping you out!
please do a part 2 i need this tool in my tool box thanks
thanks!!
Here is PART 2! ruclips.net/video/aWeuuFX48us/видео.html
You're the guy that best explained enclosures to me. You have Patreon or private lessons?
Hi Guillermo. I do provide private lessons! Give me an email at nkborton@gmail.com and we can talk about it if your wanting to look further in the route.
Excellent lesson.... I like the way the exampoles follow exactly what you are teaching. Thanks very much - sure helps with this topic
Glad it was helpful!
Dr. Borton is providing real tools to use in the Jazz Language the real deal
Please do another lesson on enclosures, this was good.
Here is part 2 for enclosures: ruclips.net/video/aWeuuFX48us/видео.html
Great explanation of enclosures. You mention the term “jazz language” in the enclosure video lesson. I think it would be valuable to have several lessons on jazz language. If someone is new to jazz, what jazz language would you give to provide the basic tools? What jazz language should your intermediate students know to play basic solos. What basic language should advanced students know?
For years I've been trying to understand this and whilst I get the concept, see these 'real-life' examples are amazing. One of the best lessons I've seen on this. Thank you and great work!
Glad it was helpful!
Great lesson! You have a gift of making complex things more simple and learnable.
Thank you so much!
thanks for making this! easily and clearly explained and with notation! very appreciated
Glad you enjoyed it!
Fantastic lesson, thank you. Did you make the one about 4 and 5 note enclosures you referred to?
Or you can use it as part of the tune itself..as in " pay no attention to what's said"
Hi Nathan, loved this lesson, however the actual examples on the guitar were obscured by the tablature, is there any chance that you could revisit this or provide a link to any other lessons you may have done?
Hi Tim. Thanks for the feedback! Yes, this was one of the earlier videos. Though the content is good, the production is a bit lacking (as well as my ability to speak at the camera haha). I like the idea of redoing some of the older popular videos. I'll look into it!
Greetings Nathan thanks for sharing great video is very informative. Would like to see more about enclosures. Can you send a link or title for review. Also, I would very much like to see 4 and 5 note enclosure tutorial. Thanks again for sharing awesome video.
Here is the link for part 2! ruclips.net/video/aWeuuFX48us/видео.html
Well explained we need part two
ruclips.net/video/aWeuuFX48us/видео.html Here it is!
Nathan, more about enclosures use in jazz language. Merci.
Here is part 2! How To Use Enclosures/Approaches (PART 2)
ruclips.net/video/aWeuuFX48us/видео.html
Please do some more on enclosure. Very very very helpful. Tks a lot man 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for your interest! I'll put that video on the list!
2:32 well you've played d natural instead of d sharp
thanks for pointing that out
Another clear and concise explanation - thank you Nathan! Great lesson! 🙏🏻
Awesome, thank you!
Awesome lesson man! Yes! do more of this!........thank you!
You got it! I'll add a part 2 to the list!
@@NathanBortonMusic That's Epic! Thank you!
Best video I've seen, to get into this subject. Really clear and practical.
Thanks Ian! I really appreciate it!
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I have been playing guitar for forever and can "hear" how jazz sounds, but this concept on "how" to actually use chromatic notes with enclosures really brought it home for me. Thanks Nathan!
Glad this was helpful!
I really like your tone. Could you please do a video on your gear (strings and picks) and amp setup?
Hi Barneyang. I suppose I could do a short video sometime on my personal set up. I did however make a video in the past covering tone. In that video I used my ribbon mic and go into detail on how I approach tone. Hopefully this can help you in the meantime! ruclips.net/video/MtU06fR26JQ/видео.html
more. I still can't grasp it.
Here's part 2! ruclips.net/video/aWeuuFX48us/видео.html
Great lesson. Thank you
Glad you liked it! Thanks for your view!
Thank you and great work!
Glad you liked it!
Hi Nathan , seems I can’t access the pdf. Btw do you have a patreon?
Hi Nicolos, try the link again (reposted it). If it doesn't work then try clicking the "RUclips downloads" tab on my website again so it reloads. That seems to fix it most of the time as well. I don't :/ but I have a PayPal (www.paypal.me/nborton1) or buying my new record helps a lot too :) (nathanborton.com/store/sample-album-02-wav-fb8m9)
i would love to see more very educational thanks for some real stuff
Yes! Would love a part two on enclosures. This was great!
Muy bien master
Noted!
''Odds on the Odds, Evens on the Evens.''🎯
One of the best explanation example lessons I have seen!!! A great lesson brilliant !!!
Glad to hear that! Thanks so much!
great lesson, thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for the lessons , bro !
Of course! Thanks for watching :)
Very good I need more
Here’s part 2! How To Use Enclosures/Approaches (PART 2)
ruclips.net/video/aWeuuFX48us/видео.html
Exelente masyer
Thanks Siglo!!
Why do you hide the guitar below the partiture???? I prefer to see the guitar... very interesting the video!!! Thanks :.-)
Hi Manuel, thanks for checking out the video! Yes, this was one of my earlier videos and I was still figuring out how to make them. If you check out me newer videos you'll find them easier to understand (at least visually). Thanks!