I was going to suggest this, teaching. Showing . But felt the suggestion to have Jack teach was overstepping my place. Glad to see this, and truly hope this is a win win for everyone. Jack. Andertons. And the budding student
That was a fun, easy to grasp lesson that I’ll try out with the lads at our next practice. You are a fab teacher Jack… I’ve been playing since February and been learning a lot from you and a few other channels. How about a video on the left side of that blues lick?
Any plans when Luke Edwards from Korg is gonna be back for another demonstration? We are all eagerly awaiting to see these two lovely chums back together soon!
Love that tidbit!! Just started out on piano last year. I am struggling with blues left hand. Can you maybe show how to do a left hand blues progression
You are an excellent teacher Jack, you should see some of the clunkers I’ve had! Anyhoo, keep up the good work and by a strange twist of fate I watched this video whilst on the toilet. What’s the odds of that happening?
Great, thank you very much for this understandable explanation. I would also be interested in how I can do the rhythmic part with a funky clavinet sound with few notes to play.
Awesome and fun to watch as always. I wanna know "the rules of improvisation"? I'll try to explain, let's say I'm just fooling around in the key of G, my left hand play a 1 chord, what keys can I play with my right hand? And then I'm switching to let's say a 5 chord, does the same "rules" apply? I'm really new to music and have a hard time fooling around playing random stuff. I might be completely lost, and missed something really simple. Thanks in advance 😁
There are a lot of possibilities and the answer depends on context (Jazz/Classical/Blues/Country etc). But if you're a beginner and you want to play blues I'd recommend learning the 12 bar form (i.e. G/G/G/G/C/C/G/G/D/C/G/G & variations). Listen to a blues track over and over until the form is embedded in your brain. Why I suggest that is so that you'll know instinctively when to change chord, and won't have to think about. Then in the key of G learn one of the many ostinato bass lines (Jack briefly does one in the video) and the blues scale in your RH: i.e. G Bb C C# D F G. You can improvise using this scale over the entire 12 bar form in G. As Jack suggests finding a track you can play along to is a great idea. Hope that helps.
A unrelated question. Since you also enjoy using Keyscape. I'm wondering, We have Keyscape running on two different computers and on both there is some latency. When you hit a note it takes a split second (but definitely noticeable) before you hear the sound. We can't figure out how to fix this. Do you or anyone elsehere have this experience also and/or have some advice? Thanks
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"Please, sir. I want some more." Love these little tidbits of skills.
Don't sell yourself short, man.. you're a great teacher. So many over complicate things. Love this channel.
I was going to suggest this, teaching. Showing . But felt the suggestion to have Jack teach was overstepping my place. Glad to see this, and truly hope this is a win win for everyone. Jack. Andertons. And the budding student
Short, sharp and sweet! The lick was also pretty good...
You are actually a really great teacher because you teach tricks and workarounds that are useful without having to learn everything else.
The Dux method,,,,. In the key of FUN...
@Jack, we want to see you being the first out making a demo with the new MPC Keys!! :)
Great little tip.
That was a fun, easy to grasp lesson that I’ll try out with the lads at our next practice. You are a fab teacher Jack… I’ve been playing since February and been learning a lot from you and a few other channels. How about a video on the left side of that blues lick?
Such a great teacher !! Thank you
Any plans when Luke Edwards from Korg is gonna be back for another demonstration? We are all eagerly awaiting to see these two lovely chums back together soon!
Love that tidbit!! Just started out on piano last year. I am struggling with blues left hand. Can you maybe show how to do a left hand blues progression
You are an excellent teacher Jack, you should see some of the clunkers I’ve had! Anyhoo, keep up the good work and by a strange twist of fate I watched this video whilst on the toilet. What’s the odds of that happening?
Awesome tip 🍷
Great, thank you very much for this understandable explanation. I would also be interested in how I can do the rhythmic part with a funky clavinet sound with few notes to play.
Gimme little nubbin! .... PS since when were the outros in full Dolby Atmos!
First class blues face in the thumbnail
Awesome and fun to watch as always. I wanna know "the rules of improvisation"? I'll try to explain, let's say I'm just fooling around in the key of G, my left hand play a 1 chord, what keys can I play with my right hand? And then I'm switching to let's say a 5 chord, does the same "rules" apply? I'm really new to music and have a hard time fooling around playing random stuff. I might be completely lost, and missed something really simple. Thanks in advance 😁
There are a lot of possibilities and the answer depends on context (Jazz/Classical/Blues/Country etc). But if you're a beginner and you want to play blues I'd recommend learning the 12 bar form (i.e. G/G/G/G/C/C/G/G/D/C/G/G & variations). Listen to a blues track over and over until the form is embedded in your brain. Why I suggest that is so that you'll know instinctively when to change chord, and won't have to think about. Then in the key of G learn one of the many ostinato bass lines (Jack briefly does one in the video) and the blues scale in your RH: i.e. G Bb C C# D F G. You can improvise using this scale over the entire 12 bar form in G. As Jack suggests finding a track you can play along to is a great idea. Hope that helps.
A unrelated question. Since you also enjoy using Keyscape. I'm wondering, We have Keyscape running on two different computers and on both there is some latency. When you hit a note it takes a split second (but definitely noticeable) before you hear the sound. We can't figure out how to fix this. Do you or anyone elsehere have this experience also and/or have some advice? Thanks
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