I saw Tom Quayle live at the Guittar Summit '22. That's a dude! All by visualitation and with a special tuning for the B-string so everything is symmetric.
It all depends on what is easier and faster to you. By the way, dorian has a major 6th, I guess that is what you meant to type but I want to clarify it in order to avoid confusion.
Finding the notes easier doesn’t necessarily lend itself to a recognizable sound or style like my favourite guitarist’s (Jeff Beck, Robben Ford, Larry Carlton, Mike Landau Frank Gambale etc.) and I think Mr. Quayle might agree…discuss.
If Tom's room is filled with people who play in standard then he should really consider retuning to standard and teach from that. Great player, of course.
Well no. He said he hasn’t played in standard for 20 years, plus everything he had to say about intervals applies no matter what tuning you use and is not about copying his shapes but about figuring out how the shapes are built up.
@@edwardjons8684 No, you're wrong. "playing" is not teaching and I've heard him in standard tuning (not in a live performance though). Btw, all his lessons for the Steely Dan solos were in standard and were not recorded 20 yrs ago....so he can do it when needs must! Quote: Licklibrary - Online Guitar Lessons 8 years ago "Hey Ken, no worries about the tuning, Tom learnt all of these tunes in standard tuning just to make it easier for you guys to follow" Source: ruclips.net/video/v8Imzf6YzD4/видео.html Yeah..."just to make it easier for you guys to follow"
I mean... I see your point but it's his thing bro. Its what makes him unique, and its part of his playing. If you want to adapt you change, otherwise you learn his language in your own format. Its not that hard to be honest. He was kinda lazy for starters, and decided to leave some benefits behind in order to have some other benefits with his new tuning. Thing is, I'm sure if he restarted he would play standard. Its too late for him now. He would be a worse player than he is now for a long time.
@@G_Demolished Well the lesson certainly isn't about playing in 4ths so you are the one who doesn't have a 'valid' point. Or perhaps you just misunderstand thé point of the lesson completely.
Hi, thi si interesting. Mr. Quayle :) I changed to quarter tuning in 1988, the last yar in high school . :) I was inspoird espacially by a norwegian , ver clecer musichan, hes a professor, also in som eDanish Uiversity .He play in "Farmers Market", a jazz grop, that uses lots of balkan ,odd times, 11/ 8 etc. I had many "interesting discussion about htis druing the yars :))) most people just shake thir heads, and look at me with a subtile smile :))
Please part 2 .thank for share this video
😍 i love this playstyle!
Had his eyes shut through most of that. Mad skills. Bravo.
Tom is one of my favorite players and teachers, thank you for sharing!
Tom has a large weiner too
I saw Tom Quayle live at the Guittar Summit '22. That's a dude! All by visualitation and with a special tuning for the B-string so everything is symmetric.
Thank you so much for sharing...and to Tom!
Wish there was more...but I'm very appreciative of what was shared. Thank you 😊
More video like this from Tom Q.. Brilliant explaination and one of the best guitar player.... bravo...
Monster playing… And I love the tones.. that guitar and what it’s going into really sounds special!!
Super Methode 🔥🔥🤟🤟!!!
Wonderful stuff...
TQ a 21th century guitar player !!! Awesome
Bravo !!! 👏🏻
Thank you for your " easy to understand" explanation
Mad props for mentioning Wayne Krantz. Great guitar player and artist.
Der Typ ist echt der Hammer! Jedes Mal wenn ich den höre bleibt mir der Mund offen stehen! 😯
Quel super guitariste !
J'adore 👍🙏
♥♥♥♥♥
Where is the complete vídeo?
Is it possible to know which gear he used? thank you!
Am I causing myself more trouble if I think about Dorian as a minor with a flat 6 vs a major with a flat 3 and 7?
It all depends on what is easier and faster to you. By the way, dorian has a major 6th, I guess that is what you meant to type but I want to clarify it in order to avoid confusion.
when he breathes i breathe too...
So there you have it - too many notes :)
Finding the notes easier doesn’t necessarily lend itself to a recognizable sound or style like my favourite guitarist’s (Jeff Beck, Robben Ford, Larry Carlton, Mike Landau Frank Gambale etc.) and I think Mr. Quayle might agree…discuss.
If Tom's room is filled with people who play in standard then he should really consider retuning to standard and teach from that.
Great player, of course.
Well no. He said he hasn’t played in standard for 20 years, plus everything he had to say about intervals applies no matter what tuning you use and is not about copying his shapes but about figuring out how the shapes are built up.
@@edwardjons8684 No, you're wrong. "playing" is not teaching and I've heard him in standard tuning (not in a live performance though). Btw, all his lessons for the Steely Dan solos were in standard and were not recorded 20 yrs ago....so he can do it when needs must!
Quote:
Licklibrary - Online Guitar Lessons
8 years ago
"Hey Ken, no worries about the tuning, Tom learnt all of these tunes in standard tuning just to make it easier for you guys to follow"
Source: ruclips.net/video/v8Imzf6YzD4/видео.html
Yeah..."just to make it easier for you guys to follow"
I mean... I see your point but it's his thing bro. Its what makes him unique, and its part of his playing. If you want to adapt you change, otherwise you learn his language in your own format.
Its not that hard to be honest. He was kinda lazy for starters, and decided to leave some benefits behind in order to have some other benefits with his new tuning. Thing is, I'm sure if he restarted he would play standard. Its too late for him now. He would be a worse player than he is now for a long time.
@@henryb160 And if this lesson were about learning songs you’d have yourself a valid point.
@@G_Demolished Well the lesson certainly isn't about playing in 4ths so you are the one who doesn't have a 'valid' point. Or perhaps you just misunderstand thé point of the lesson completely.
Hi, thi si interesting. Mr. Quayle :) I changed to quarter tuning in 1988, the last yar in high school . :) I was inspoird espacially by a norwegian , ver clecer musichan, hes a professor, also in som eDanish Uiversity .He play in "Farmers Market", a jazz grop, that uses lots of balkan ,odd times, 11/ 8 etc. I had many "interesting discussion about htis druing the yars :))) most people just shake thir heads, and look at me with a subtile smile :))