This cat's guitar instruction, although somewhat scattered, actually makes sense to me. I've been playing guitar for over 40 years. I am entirely self taught. This cat speaks a musical language I understand.
Thanks for sharing. So happy to hear that. Please check these videos. Super Simple Slow Triad Lesson That Anyone Can Understand (123 String Set) ruclips.net/video/85RmFmRgTiw/видео.html Super Simple Music Theory - Triad Lesson G D Em C ruclips.net/video/yctwwMQXWlw/видео.html Proficiency TEST - TRIADS - 3 Levels ruclips.net/video/eonmr2qpgEk/видео.html Q&A #1 - How To Use Triads Musically…. ruclips.net/video/yUbPF8p4Z7o/видео.html Music Theory Lesson - Basics of Triad Harmony ruclips.net/video/LIcGheitgp0/видео.html Learn TRIADS inversions in 3 Ways (Vertical & Horizontal & Same) ruclips.net/video/Lr_LLkozJ7Y/видео.html I test all my students with Triads 3 ways ruclips.net/video/xk9sLGu_KB0/видео.html
Another Fine Lesson Tomo! Looks like a hybrid picking lesson is in order. New players have a hard time with double stops because of the hybrid picking. Just a suggustion. I know I had a had time with it in the begining ( 100 years ago). We are so lucky you do this. I have played for a very long time but I always always learn from you. It helps me stay interested and to pratice.
Really take a lot from each of your lessons! Regards from a classical Orchestra Violinist who fell in love with the Jazz and Rhythm Guitar in the old days. Thanks a lot!
Fantastic lesson Tomo. So much soul on double stops. As a guitar player, I can say they are almost like a cheat code beacuse they are much easier to see (at least to me) and the ability to slide and bend notes really makes them so versatile and easy. On the keys, they are harder to see and transpose (obviously) and are harder to apply as tastefully. Using a pitch bender wheel can open it up a bit, but since you can't bend two notes a different amount with the same wheel it's not the same.
That has to be the most beautiful double stop lick I've ever heard. Put that with fender roads, an organ, bass, and heavy reverbed drums, and I guarantee everyone drowns in the feels.
Another fantastic video! As a self taght guitarist I'm very thankful for your lessons. Double stops was something very missing in my playing and I didn't even know about that. From the bottom of my hearth thank You very much for your work!
Thank you a lot for sharing your knowledge. A lot of things is starting to assemble like puzzle by watching you and practicing a lot, it feels really nice. Being gratefull. Best regards !
Absolutely loved this lesson Tomo and learned a lot again....lost me at the solo around 17 minutes but hilariously funny again as usual!!!! Great lesson and well presented. Thank you again. Dean. 😊
Thanks for your patient instruction. This one helps break the cage. Those three notes I play with my ring finger on a root 5 bar chord…so-do-mi, if I play them with my index finger now I can grab new colors with my ring finger… 🚨🚨🚨 thanks again!
Tomo, could you do more of these type of lessons where you play the triad melody and use that to explain the theory. It’s pure gold and will help so many
You're very welcome! First triads! C E G on 123 set stings. X X X 5 5 3 = X X X R M3 5 ... learn them slowly without memorizing! That's root position. Then E G C on 123 set strings X X X 9 8 8 = X X X M3 5 R .. That's 1st inversion! G C E on 123 set strings X X X 12 13 12 That's 2nd inversion. That's all you need to know first! Take your time!
Got..it! Technically I can do level 1 of this lesson, but I understand the theory also of level 2 & 3. Such a good lesson, makes me feel like I am improving!!
Yes, many players have done and employed double stops in this manner, but I believe Mateus Asato is the current king of the technique. I really like that man, he's incredibly melodic and diverse. Tomo sir, do you have any advice for those who want to play like Asato, Mayer, and others?
Yes! Mateus told me how he learned his triads! That's why he can play freely! Very talented guitar player! A great example of someone has full of foundation! Not just knowledges. Information is so easy! But use them musically... is not easy! Triads & Major scales without any shapes! Intervals!
Geez Sensei Tomo, every singular note that you hit hard on that strat feels like I’m eating a delicious hearty juicy hamburger 🍔 with all the fixings 🤣, and that’s only on stereo through RUclips. I can only imagine how amazing it sounds in person…. Also, what a great lesson…. You are such a great and inspiring instructor as always.
I just turned 15 today, Its now the 15th of april here and I still keep on listening and learning from your content. Keep on doing what you love and inspire more people like me to learn guitar theory, guitar lessons and many more. Much love!
As an old guy who started late with guitar, I just can say: never put it down and never give up!😊🤗 A guitar is more than an instrument! It is: diversion, happiness, joy, fun, spiritual comfort. It is life quality! Keep playing.🤘🏻😀
I had to google what a double stop is and am already playing them! 😊 Just started recording and found out full chords don’t always sit in the mix as well as double and triple stops
Wow, you mentioned double stops sounding like 2 guitars so I just practiced adding them where I would normally accent a note. It really feels like a 2nd guitar is hitting with me on those notes, adding extra suspense or release to the phrase. I’m a beginner, but try to spend 15-20 minutes practicing the basic level of your videos. Even my wife says I’m sounding better 😁
Hi Tomo and thank you for this lesson. So when soloing how do you know when to come out of the double stops and go back to single note improv. Is it a feel thing or sound??? Sometimes my solos sounds like not a smooth transition. I hope that makes sense. I hope you can do a little more on this subject…. Thank you!
You're welcome! Both. Feel from music & good knowledges from theory. Both mix together = freedom! You are thinking about scales! Plus, you need to separate between PRACTICING & PERFORMING.
This is WRONG ! Those are not double stops. In street terms they're called moving 3rds, 4ths, 6ths(3rds) which includes power 5ths and octaves. In classical terms it is called Parallel motion. I studied classical counter-point for a year (A-). John Tropea - Muff Lenny White - Universal Love and Gary Hoey - Hocus Pocus are examples of double stops.
@@TomoFujitaMusic I know it's a I - V - vi - IV and its super common, but it's just eerily similar. Great work on this video. Thanks much and salute to you Professor
Guten Tag Herr Tomo Fujita! Ich habe eine Bitte: I have a request: can you teach us the Reggae? The slurs, the straight, the laid back, the smooth and the stomp? I bet Meister Tomo kann das auch! (I bet master Tomo can do this too ) 😊
I always credited to Chuck Berry for being an innovator in piano/guitar cross-over ‘stops’ too. He may not have been as melodic but a lot of his famous licks were derived from piano though more honky-tonk than gospel in my ear. This is a very informative vid my friend, thank you!👍
Love your vids. Bit of humour and people remember it much more than somebody just talking at you dead pan. Would like to know what amp your playing through.
Mr. Tomo, you play beautifuly and I hope I will sometime, in the future, acomplish that kind of mastery but right now I just feel that I'm too stupid for that.Could you tell me if I should even bother trying this stuff being a player for only 6 months now? I was hoping that I could try something from first level but I don't even know what that would be. Could you help me? How should I approach this lesson? Best regards and love!
My first year.... was only chromatic scales so just don't hurry! This ... you need to understand about Major Scale & Triads (Intervals ... not shapes!) You can join my Guitar Wisdom for more detail lessons. You will save your time avoiding learn things from internet.
@@TomoFujitaMusic Thank you so much for your kind answer! I already play lots of chromatics from your video (1212 3212 3432 1234) :) It helps a lot with the technique. I learned all notes on the fretboard and A minor pentatonic but I will go for Major scale now :) I also love triads and I know them on first three strings (also from your video). Thank you again and I want you to know that my wife loves watching you with me even though she doesn't play :) You are awesome!
@@hokahey8051 Good job! Do that for two weeks to 90 days! Major Scale, Pentatonic... learn on ONE STRING so you can hear and understand the intervals / Colors / Music Theory / Ear Training. Thank you!
Hello i am from the cayman islands you are great teacher i am really learning a lot from your guitar lessons.
So happy to hear that! Thank you so much!
This cat's guitar instruction, although somewhat scattered, actually makes sense to me. I've been playing guitar for over 40 years. I am entirely self taught. This cat speaks a musical language I understand.
Thanks for sharing. So happy to hear that.
Please check these videos.
Super Simple Slow Triad Lesson That Anyone Can Understand (123 String Set)
ruclips.net/video/85RmFmRgTiw/видео.html
Super Simple Music Theory - Triad Lesson G D Em C
ruclips.net/video/yctwwMQXWlw/видео.html
Proficiency TEST - TRIADS - 3 Levels
ruclips.net/video/eonmr2qpgEk/видео.html
Q&A #1 - How To Use Triads Musically….
ruclips.net/video/yUbPF8p4Z7o/видео.html
Music Theory Lesson - Basics of Triad Harmony
ruclips.net/video/LIcGheitgp0/видео.html
Learn TRIADS inversions in 3 Ways (Vertical & Horizontal & Same)
ruclips.net/video/Lr_LLkozJ7Y/видео.html
I test all my students with Triads 3 ways
ruclips.net/video/xk9sLGu_KB0/видео.html
He is wrong !
Another Fine Lesson Tomo! Looks like a hybrid picking lesson is in order. New players have a hard time with double stops because of the hybrid picking. Just a suggustion. I know I had a had time with it in the begining ( 100 years ago). We are so lucky you do this. I have played for a very long time but I always always learn from you. It helps me stay interested and to pratice.
Thank you so much! Triads! Intervals!
I spend far too little time on this channel full of absolute gold my friend..thanks Mr Tomo..I hope you are having a wonderful life..🎶🎸❤️☮️
Glad you enjoy it!
@@TomoFujitaMusic yes sir.. fantastic work. Thanks again for your time and generosity
@@ericwarrington6650 Thank you!!
Really take a lot from each of your lessons! Regards from a classical Orchestra Violinist who fell in love with the Jazz and Rhythm Guitar in the old days. Thanks a lot!
Thank you so much! Very happy to hear that! Please enjoy guitar!
"always keep moving forward" IS the lesson - might be able to fit that on a guitar pick too.....thank you Tomo !!
Yes! Keep pushing! Make something happen!
Fantastic lesson Tomo. So much soul on double stops. As a guitar player, I can say they are almost like a cheat code beacuse they are much easier to see (at least to me) and the ability to slide and bend notes really makes them so versatile and easy. On the keys, they are harder to see and transpose (obviously) and are harder to apply as tastefully. Using a pitch bender wheel can open it up a bit, but since you can't bend two notes a different amount with the same wheel it's not the same.
Thank you! No visual aspect! Learn triads, intervals & colors! So much fun and more freedom!
That has to be the most beautiful double stop lick I've ever heard. Put that with fender roads, an organ, bass, and heavy reverbed drums, and I guarantee everyone drowns in the feels.
Thank you so much! So happy to hear that!
Hi Tomo, Guitar Wisdom is really amazing. Thank you so much.
So great to hear that! You're welcome! More lessons will be added tomorrow!
Another fantastic video! As a self taght guitarist I'm very thankful for your lessons. Double stops was something very missing in my playing and I didn't even know about that.
From the bottom of my hearth thank You very much for your work!
So great to hear that. Thank you so much!
Thank you a lot for sharing your knowledge. A lot of things is starting to assemble like puzzle by watching you and practicing a lot, it feels really nice.
Being gratefull.
Best regards !
Great to hear! You're welcome!
Best keys for open string lines and examples over the neck. I love open string and fingered lines that compliment each.
Thanks for sharing!
Great lesson! 👍🏾
Glad you liked it! Thank you!
What a great lesson and great playing from you Mr Fujita 🙏 I'm really enjoying the content.
So happy to hear that! Thank you so much!
The best content and always delivered in an easy to understand,fun way
Thank you!
Absolutely loved this lesson Tomo and learned a lot again....lost me at the solo around 17 minutes but hilariously funny again as usual!!!! Great lesson and well presented. Thank you again. Dean. 😊
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
Keep coming back to this one, Tomo! Lots of this is review but the packaging and organization of this lesson is extraordinary and fun!! Jim C.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
My great Teacher. Thanks for your help aways. Much useful and important lesson.
Glad to hear that! You're welcome!
Thanks for your patient instruction. This one helps break the cage. Those three notes I play with my ring finger on a root 5 bar chord…so-do-mi, if I play them with my index finger now I can grab new colors with my ring finger… 🚨🚨🚨 thanks again!
Great to hear that you are not CAGED in anymore! Good job!
Mahalo for the most excellent lesson Tomo!
Thank you!!
Thank you Mr Tomo for another beautiful lesson..you inspire me to learn guitar..awesome video..
You're welcome! So happy to hear!
You are a great teacher.
I used to teach at primary school.
Children would love your way of teaching:))
Thank you so much!
Tomo, could you do more of these type of lessons where you play the triad melody and use that to explain the theory. It’s pure gold and will help so many
Sure! Thank you!
こんにちはトモ、あなたはこれまでで最高のギターの先生です。どうもありがとう。
素晴らしい音葉、ありがとうございます！
You are an amazing teacher!
Thank you!
メーリさんのひっつ～じ～🎵
京都で見てます
今回の動画、めちゃめちゃ分かりやすくて嬉しいです。
繰り返し練習します。
京都からありがとうございます！
I really love the longer videos ❤💗
Thank you!
Such a great lesson. Double stops seem hard when u listen Hendrix, but this approach makes them really easy to play😊
You're very welcome! First triads! C E G on 123 set stings. X X X 5 5 3 = X X X R M3 5 ... learn them slowly without memorizing! That's root position. Then E G C on 123 set strings X X X 9 8 8 = X X X M3 5 R .. That's 1st inversion!
G C E on 123 set strings X X X 12 13 12 That's 2nd inversion. That's all you need to know first! Take your time!
Got..it! Technically I can do level 1 of this lesson, but I understand the theory also of level 2 & 3. Such a good lesson, makes me feel like I am improving!!
Good job! I teach more lessons at Guitar Wisdom @@filippodecardona8168
Thanks Tomo. Great lesson, great playing.
Glad you liked it!
Wonderful!!! Thank you, Tomo.
Thank you!
Yes, many players have done and employed double stops in this manner, but I believe Mateus Asato is the current king of the technique.
I really like that man, he's incredibly melodic and diverse. Tomo sir, do you have any advice for those who want to play like Asato, Mayer, and others?
Yes! Mateus told me how he learned his triads! That's why he can play freely! Very talented guitar player! A great example of someone has full of foundation! Not just knowledges. Information is so easy! But use them musically... is not easy! Triads & Major scales without any shapes! Intervals!
First thing is avoid Tabs!
I’m going to enjoy studying this video.😁Thank you
You're welcome!
Now this is a lesson!
Thank you!
Excellent taste the best ever ,Tks Tomo !
Glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful
Thank you
😎counting🔥👍
Yes! Thank you!
Geez Sensei Tomo, every singular note that you hit hard on that strat feels like I’m eating a delicious hearty juicy hamburger 🍔 with all the fixings 🤣, and that’s only on stereo through RUclips. I can only imagine how amazing it sounds in person…. Also, what a great lesson…. You are such a great and inspiring instructor as always.
Glad to hear it! Thank you!
tomo playing reggae!!!!!!! thats so nice!
Thank you!
You make guitar look easy, the way you play so effortlessly! Even though I can’t keep up, I love your videos
Thank you so much!
6:08 The song is "My Girl"
Good job! My Girl = Major Pentatonic
I just turned 15 today, Its now the 15th of april here and I still keep on listening and learning from your content. Keep on doing what you love and inspire more people like me to learn guitar theory, guitar lessons and many more. Much love!
Happy Birthday! Thank you!
As an old guy who started late with guitar, I just can say: never put it down and never give up!😊🤗
A guitar is more than an instrument! It is: diversion, happiness, joy, fun, spiritual comfort.
It is life quality!
Keep playing.🤘🏻😀
Man I wish I was 15 when I discovered all of this…. Learn on!!
I had to google what a double stop is and am already playing them! 😊
Just started recording and found out full chords don’t always sit in the mix as well as double and triple stops
Awesome!
Wow, you mentioned double stops sounding like 2 guitars so I just practiced adding them where I would normally accent a note.
It really feels like a 2nd guitar is hitting with me on those notes, adding extra suspense or release to the phrase.
I’m a beginner, but try to spend 15-20 minutes practicing the basic level of your videos. Even my wife says I’m sounding better 😁
Tomo could you make lesson about your legato ? It sounds so cool. Thanks
Thanks so much!
Thank you
You're welcome
Thank you for the lesson, so tasty to be able to play this way!! And Mr Bean is the best!!! 😅
Glad you enjoyed it!
🙏
Thank you!
You mentioned R&B and Gospel, any particular artists for double stops?
Donny Hathaway.. Mavin Gaye....
Hi teacher Tomo what pedal should I get in order to minimize unwanted percussive sound when playing rhythm?
You don't need any pedal! You need a good left hand muting technique & a good right hand strumming technique = RHYTHM GUITAR!
Hi Tomo and thank you for this lesson. So when soloing how do you know when to come out of the double stops and go back to single note improv. Is it a feel thing or sound??? Sometimes my solos sounds like not a smooth transition. I hope that makes sense. I hope you can do a little more on this subject…. Thank you!
You're welcome! Both. Feel from music & good knowledges from theory. Both mix together = freedom! You are thinking about scales! Plus, you need to separate between PRACTICING & PERFORMING.
Temptations rthym
Thank you!
This is WRONG ! Those are not double stops. In street terms they're called moving 3rds, 4ths, 6ths(3rds) which includes power 5ths and octaves. In classical terms it is called Parallel motion. I studied classical counter-point for a year (A-). John Tropea - Muff Lenny White - Universal Love and Gary Hoey - Hocus Pocus are examples of double stops.
Thanks for sharing.
this guy just made a 90fps video on youtube
Thank you!
if you can teach me how to do this I want lessons
Please watch this video a few times. You can watch other triad lesson videos. Thank you!
Gonna watch the full video later but leaving a like for that solo at the beginning
Thank you!
Charlie Brown y’all.
Thank you!
If you wanna get good at playin' hendrix you gotta learn the basics, study Curtis Mayfield, Cornell Dupree and David T Walker🔥
Yes! Thank you for sharing! Great!
You are the best teacher ive seem. Thank you for all.
You are very welcome!
That's the chord progression from Wagon Wheel and Country Roads. Very similar picking pattern too
Thanks for sharing
@@TomoFujitaMusic I know it's a I - V - vi - IV and its super common, but it's just eerily similar. Great work on this video. Thanks much and salute to you Professor
@@orangeiceice12 Many many songs are built with these chords. Thank you!
Guten Tag Herr Tomo Fujita!
Ich habe eine Bitte: I have a request: can you teach us the Reggae? The slurs, the straight, the laid back, the smooth and the stomp?
I bet Meister Tomo kann das auch! (I bet master Tomo can do this too ) 😊
Thank you so much! I was in Reggae band! That's possible.
@@TomoFujitaMusic Whooohooo! 👏🏼
Viele Grüsse aus Deutschland! 🤘🏻
Many greetings from Germany!🤘🏻
@@lone-wolf-1 Thank you from Boston!
Accident in music .You dont get hurt ........you just get disappointed.Lol. Thank you for lesson Tomo.God bless
羊？
羊！
Cool vibe, love your humor and direct method. Much Mahalo my friend.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much!
Tomo- Have you tried a Fuchs ODS? It's one of the best in terms of a a Dumble style amp.
I own one. Fantastic amp!
I'm sure @Tomo will be able to play the intro to the Mario brothers videogame with only double stops.
Loving this
Thank you so much!
at 13:00 with those inversions I thought you were going to play soul man ;(
Soul man lick is 5th & M3 from 2nd inversion Major triad!
I always credited to Chuck Berry for being an innovator in piano/guitar cross-over ‘stops’ too. He may not have been as melodic but a lot of his famous licks were derived from piano though more honky-tonk than gospel in my ear. This is a very informative vid my friend, thank you!👍
You're welcome! Thanks to T-Bone Walker! Chuck borrowed T-Bone's lick!
I love you videos and your guitar wisdom! You make me smile and happy while learning guitar :)
Happy to hear that! Thank you!
Hi sensei! There is a lesson in guitar wisdom handling this topic ? 🤔
Yes! Triad related lessons. Thank you!
Thanks Tomo for this fun lesson. You really connected a lot of dots here. Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful! So happy to hear that.
Love your vids. Bit of humour and people remember it much more than somebody just talking at you dead pan. Would like to know what amp your playing through.
Thank you so much! Two-Rock TF Signature Combo
@@TomoFujitaMusic sounds beautiful.
14:28. That's the real reason I listen to this channel. Thank you Mr Tomo.
Thanks so much!
Melodic super thanks
Thank you!
You make me smile! I love your lessons!
So happy to hear that
Class is in seassion!
Thank you!
Mr. Tomo, you play beautifuly and I hope I will sometime, in the future, acomplish that kind of mastery but right now I just feel that I'm too stupid for that.Could you tell me if I should even bother trying this stuff being a player for only 6 months now? I was hoping that I could try something from first level but I don't even know what that would be. Could you help me? How should I approach this lesson? Best regards and love!
My first year.... was only chromatic scales so just don't hurry! This ... you need to understand about Major Scale & Triads (Intervals ... not shapes!)
You can join my Guitar Wisdom for more detail lessons. You will save your time avoiding learn things from internet.
Please watch " Super Simple " " Music Theory " lessons on my channel.
@@TomoFujitaMusic Thank you so much for your kind answer! I already play lots of chromatics from your video (1212 3212 3432 1234) :) It helps a lot with the technique. I learned all notes on the fretboard and A minor pentatonic but I will go for Major scale now :) I also love triads and I know them on first three strings (also from your video). Thank you again and I want you to know that my wife loves watching you with me even though she doesn't play :) You are awesome!
@@hokahey8051 Good job! Do that for two weeks to 90 days! Major Scale, Pentatonic... learn on ONE STRING so you can hear and understand the intervals / Colors / Music Theory / Ear Training. Thank you!
@@hokahey8051 Lovey couple!
Beautiful
Thank you!
Soo glad I found your channel Sir! So funny..... The reggae joke killed me! 😆
Thank you! Glad to hear that!