Is Your Technique Basic Or Advanced? Here's How To Tell!
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
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Great video as always Rob- keep them coming
Thank you Rob for all the years of entertainment. You've been an inspiration to me for a long time!
Great video as always. Learning is the key to a happy life.
Thanks Rob, I always enjoy listening to your insights and lovely playing
Rob, let me first say that I have been watching your videos on youtube for many years now. I just turned 54 in March and have played since age 14. I have gone through periods of life where I did not play guitar much. Let me just say that I have had to re-learn a bunch.
I am enjoying these tutorial videos, especially since I finally own a Chapman ML1 Standard Hybrid in Cali Sunset!!! I have wanted to get my hands on a Chapman for years, and two weeks ago saw one for sale locally. I absolutely love it and have played it nearly every day since. I appreciate you and your team at Chapman for your attention to detail and use of quality components. The volume pot on this guitar impresses me. So fluid and responsive. Thank you for everything you do Sir! 🤘😎🤘
That was a good one Chappers, always learning and that's the key to the happiest life one can attain in this day and age.
Good video, thanks. Lots of good things to work on
Looking forward to the follow up videos!! Exactly the points I want to know!!
Love what I perceive as the cover art for the new project. Again, thanks.
I remember you commenting on Lee's vibrato technique several years ago and I've tried to emulate his vibrato with mixed results. Thanks for the informative video since it helps me do a check on my progress. Thanks for saying, "Hi!" and leaving comments on my posts over the years. I hope to meet you again sometime here in the States, you've been a massive influence on my musical journey, cheers!!!
Thanks for these videos man! Watching from Oklahoma, USA
Always looking for new ways of learning bro thanks for the tips. Salud
Great vid and content.
Keep it up Rob!!
Hey guys, Rob is not lying, I met him at a festival last summer and had a great and fun evening. He seemed to enjoy talking to anybody. He's exactly the same guy from the videos 🤗
Guitar comes and goes over the years. I have been playing since the mid 80's, I must say you have taught me a ton! You were the first to explain the modes in a way that stuck. This and your vid were you discuss, beginner, intermediate, advanced. I would really like to let you know how important that has been on my mind lately. I decided I was an intermediate knowing and expecting how things go together but my playing was minimally disciplined. I end up with very short thoughts that play out but to get like a 12 bars without drifting to a new idea is tough. So how this is playing out is I have gone back to refreshing the basics. trying to get some discipline back. Thank you for your vids.
I’ve been playing since I was 14. 33 now. I still don’t know where I stand. I can say I just joined a band for the first time, damn. That is a challenge I never knew, but damn if it isn’t helping me even more.
Glad you touched on vibrato, so many people just shake their hand and not fully know the mechanics of how a vibrato should sound and feel. Even BB King and Wes Montgomery's vibrato was shakey, but it was clear. Marty Friedman's is such a vocal and natural vibrato, its magical
I’ve been watching since the beginning Rob, I’ve always been mesmerised by your guitar playing.
I enjoy your humour a lot!
I only wish you still gigged in the U.K. we would be there 👍🏻🎸
This comment is to tell the AI to spread the love of this channel to more and more people. Well done on this vid and Rock on Chappers!!!!
I can’t wait for the next lesson, I’ve been struggling with adding satisfying vibrato to the end of a bend and I just can’t seem to get a comfortable movement
I understand I wanna target the note I’m bending to and that my vibrato shouldn’t go higher in pitch than the target note - but I haven’t found a resource that really shows what muscles in my hand or arm that I should be focusing on to strengthen having a satisfying warble.
I’m just struggling to work it out by myself 😂
Awesome ❤
Thanks for the vid Rob, always a pleasing watch! That Lawmaker is a pretty clothed one, loving the amber binding, giving me blingy Gretsch vibes (in a positive way) 😋
Btw, I wanted to let you know I finally managed to snatch that ML3 Pro Trad I asked you about if they were any remaining under one of your recent vids, it’s now here and getting lots of love! 🥰
Have a great day man, cheers!
That's great.
that music at the end reminded me of that kreator album renewal..i haven't heard it in 30 years but it's going to get a listen right now
Have been watching your videos for ever 12 years. Always great content and well worth watching. Somniphobia sounds cool.
Hey Rob, I've only been playing since I was 60. and I think everything you just said, I am guilty of. Looking forward to your next vid. On the like and subscribe, I've been watching you for, oh, 8 years I own an ML1 2015. My first Chapman and the next year I bought a ML3 in Satin Blue? Anyway I have both and love both. The ML1 I played right out of the box and have never had to set it up, ie, change string heights or pitch. The ML3, well I did mod but only basic stuff. Play them both as they are a big part of my groove, so Thank you in a big way! Love you, and be true to you!
Vibrato is something I've wanted to improve for a while .. having it in time with the tempo is a bit tricky sometimes due to the "travel time" of the string. The subdivisions can be complex (vibe'ing on triplets for example), but when I nail it I'm thrilled!
Plus, there's so much nuance with vibrato - horizontal (classical?), vertical (rock?), fast (BB King), and circular (Vai?!) .. all need to be developed with each finger.
I would love to hear and watch some experiments of string gauge on vibrato!
Great video Rob! Apparently I got some advanced techniques down, thank God after ten years of playing. An addition to the vibrato one: use your emotion when adding vibrato, you can always tell whether the vibrato of a note is 'meant' or not. Makes it easier to tell whether the note needs it or not.
Just me who has an issue with all of them then lol. I am dodgy mind. Great vid Rob. Looking forward to the others.
Grrreat vid!
Being totally honest with myself, I've always sucked hard at vibrato bends.
Been trying to work on it a bit recently, but still failing 😂
Great tips. I’m guilty of all of them I think.
Depending on the amount of whiskey so am I :-)
,,,,Land o' Lakes,wi....usa,,,,here!!,,,,,,tnx for this class,,,...always learning things.,,with your help,,,fast,,,simple,.....pat&family.
I'm definitely the "too much string noise" guy. My biggest issues is definitely muting strings when playing chords, especially when string(s) between notes aren't being used.
Hope you're doing well, Rob! Say, how do you handle keeping your guitars in tune and the acoustics humidified in the region you live in? Is it a problem, or not so much? Just curious. Looking forward to your new music and next videos!
Hey Rob, long time watcher, I know you have that really old vibrato lesson video,
Could we have an updated lesson if you have time? I've been playing for years and wide, evenly spaced controlled vibrato (like yours..) is something I've always struggled at
I guess I'm somewhere in the middle so I can definitely use some pointers. The vibrato I pretty much got down but maybe that's something that I decided I wanted to be good at. Bending a note to a semitone or full tone up does take some work but I feel like I have been using my ear so that's not too much of an issue but the slide thing I definitely miss on that one Just have to use my ear more I think I'm closer to the advanced than the beginner. But I did start playing in '81 so I should be lol. Thanks Rob as always good content. Rikamortis out...........😊
Out of that bunch it's defo the long slides. I always overslide. It's irritating AF. I'm intrigued now to hear your advice.
im glad you gave a shout out to Lee's vibrato. i noticed his playing had gotten much better over the years but his vibrato is incredible. i think its clapton-esque with it away from the neck a bit.
Looking forward to your down tuned prog opus on June 1.
Issue #1 is for me the difference between a beginner and an intermediate electric guitar player.
OMG that guitar!! Where can I get it?!?!
The new song sounds badass AF.
Hey Rob, sometimes when I bend I quiet like the sound, I think bends sound good ever so slightly off pitch. I don’t think I use vibrato with my bends. Thanks Rob !
teach us oh master Jedi.
My technique is crap, is that on the spectrum??? 😂😂 will definitely need the lesson please 🙏
Alvin Lee had great vibrato! Check out Woodstock I'm going home! The vibrato on the Bends at the beginning! And the best vibrato of all: Brian May!!!!!!!!!!... And, per your request, I've been playing since 1973, and I have, happy to say... NONE of those problems 😺😸!!!
I'm a simple man... I see a new Rob video, I click "Like".
I definitely struggle with vibrato and bending more than anything.
I have definitely been known to miss a slide or two.
I am 100% basic ;) can do some of these things but i wouldnt say very well...
These vids are brilliant sir :)
6. Ask your girlfriend "If I wiggle my fingers like this, does that feel basic or advanced?" "Err, it feels pretty good but what are you asking for?" "I used the same tapping technique to play eruption"
Liking these posts dude.
However, there are cases when over bending works.
Big Bugger for vibrato technique.
Classic guitar solo even if you "fu##in hate the eagles,man!"
Hotel California solo. Vibrato in there plus epic tonal bends. Getting the bend-vibrato in there is a good test.
Plenty more songs with the technique no doubt but if like me, you've gone to a party and some git hands you a guitar you're probably gonna be expected to play most of the songs/riffs that all musical outlets have banned.
Could learn a lot from those Eagle guys. Even if Country-Rock is a bit w##k.🙂
Been playing since I was six. I'm sixty-one now. I'll let you know if I ever figure it out.
Hahahaha metal method references 😂
Rob I know I’m basic man 😳I'm still using the 1960s first edition of Bert Weedon’s Play In A Day booklet my uncle gave me when I was 8 👍🍺
I think playing different guitars as often as possible, can have the unintentional benefit of helping with some of these things? I've learned to assess a guitars strengths and weaknesses, and this makes me play them different everytime. I never seem to get bored with any of them, because I force myself to play each and every one in a rotation. By the 8th day, or 9th if I bust out the Stingray Bass. I've forgotten most of the fancy shit I tried last time, and end up somewhere completely new. I'll go off in a completely different direction as if it's a brand new guitar again. Sounds counter productive? But I'm telling you it's not. Works great to keep them all dialed in and ready to go. Otherwise I end up working on them before I can even play them, because they've been neglected. It's like dating a different girl every night. When I get back around to each of my babies, I've gotta take my time.
I struggle with issue 1 a lot
That’s quite an easy fix, I’ll tackle that for you next video
Been playing for 35 years. Always a student never the master!
My noob status is confirmed
Do you remember me Chappers?
Hmmm sliding up to a note.... If its a slow slide then, yes, ears come into it, if its a fast slide, and it normally is, its all about muscle memory! I can slide perfectly, in songs I know and play all the time, if its a song I know but don´t play that often, I am more likely to miss that slide note. Just how it works for me, but then not everyone is me, thank the lord! 🤣
PANTS
I have never been able to bend up into key and then vibrato. I probably can with lighter gauge strings but I play heavier gauge so it’s just so hard to hold it in place and wiggle it! 😫
And don't be afraid to own your brand. It still seems like you feel weird calling yourself "Rob Chapman" instead of being in a band. It's something you should've done a long time ago! (Devin was right).
I know, you’re right - I’m just terrified of sounding like I’m up my own arse. But yes, I should listen to Devin and Steven both of whom told me to suck it up and use my name, they were definitely right… it’s just honestly a little scary
I think it's mellow. Really, it seems cool overall.
Oh yes. I’m guilty of all of these to some degree. A few terribly. A couple just a bit.
Somniphobia??
I have an acute fear of Rob Chapman videos...
What is that phobia called?? 🤔
That should keep me busy for several years 🤘😁