I really enjoyed it, l am 70yrs old, and still learning from the great pickers, and old dogs can learn new tricks, from you young wippersnappers, lol, man you are one of the greats because you were open to learning from those who are better, instead like so many pickers are intimidated, you are like Tommy Emmanuel ferocious,, and fearless,, thank you,, Sincerely William Wisham!!!
Thank you very much for sharing your huge musical knowledge Joe; Not alone you are a fantastic guitarist and musician but also your teaching is pure gold !
Ah thanks again, Joe. Always have played acoustic lead. Can't stress the punchiness of a thicker pick enough. Love how you use a thicker string on your trebles, really cool man.
TONE- Wow how enjoyable. You are an inspiration even to us older guys with short, slower fingers. I will use your tips and hope to see you live sometime when you come to Ohio,.
Tone! Thanks for the great lesson!! I loved, "and I'm an expert - in my opinion!" I am going to have to add that phrase to my vernacular immediately. It will be the first time that I have practiced one of your lessons and sound somewhat close to you (LOL!)
Tone !!! ...... Great to see you Joe. Sure miss getting together at Copper Mountain Guitar Town ..... Hopefully, next year !!! Thanks for the tips ...... =)
Tone!! I’ve been fingerpicking before I knew what it was called. It made it easy to learn the Banjo. Thank You Joe Robinson, for a nice introductory video on the nuances of fingerpicking lead acoustically. I’ve followed your career since you won AGT. You’ve got a gift from God that you are sharing with the world. Thanks again.
Tone! Hey Joe. Another great video. I’ve been working steady on my scales and trying to play them with my fingers ala Mark Knoffler. Hand strength is definitely improving since his style when playing three notes on a string almost exclusively is done with hammer ons or pull offs. I’ve also been working on my finger roll drills and incorporating it into Freight Train as you suggested in your beginner Udemy course. Just having so much fun. I can’t believe how much my playing has improved thanks so much. Cheers!
TONE! I'm finding a like the thicker plectrums these days, both acoustic and electric. One trick I've recently picked up is to use the rounded edge for a warmer strike across the string(s), and the more pointed end for better definition and clarity of note(s). Thank you for sharing your thoughts and insights 🙏
Tone! Thanks Joe , fantastic teaching! I love it! You sure know how to pick that guitar! I’m signed up for a couple of your finger picking courses…really great job, I’m learning a lot! Cheers Rod
Tone! Thanks for your great lessons Joe! You’ve been such a inspiration during the pandemic! Cheers from Brazil! If you come to Brazil someday, let’s jam! Hehhe
Thanks for this. Suggestion for a future Saturday video: I’d love a bit of a tutorial on using a looper pedal. I know you were part of an advertisement for one a few years ago. I’d like to know what you think it’s good for, AND what do you think it’s bad for, and any technical suggestions or musical suggestions you might have for using a looper pedal. I know that’s kind of broad but I trust you’ll figure it out :-).
Years ago I remember Eric Clapton making very similar comments. Get a good tone out of an acoustic guitar with your fingers first before you touch an electric guitar with a million effects pedals. You cannot get the tone and feel from an effects pedal. It is very impressive that a player of Joe's calibre takes time to share his guitar wisdom.
Tone! Need to incorporate your left hand legato work in to my current legato work. Make it kind of like a daily legato bootcamp. My hammer-ons are decent, my pull-offs not so much.
I have always been struggling with my high e string on my Maton TE 808. Maybe i give the thicker e string a try. 13 Years and a hundreds concerts later that might be a good idea :) Thanks man. Marc
LOL I have threeBlue Chip picks ! One in my main acoustic guitar case and one in my studio acoustic. I also have one in my purse for when Im out and about 2mm all three Strings? For Bluegrass 13 to 54 but it hurts!
I'va been looking quickly for some tutorial on how to sound with sympathetic strings but I don't find anything. Sometimes when I play, I have that feeling, but I don't know how to do it on purpose. Any tip ?
Tone! 😆 I’ve been using Jazz lll Dunlop Ultex picks (the clear yellow ones) for a good while I think they sound great! (I hardly play with the pointy end, rather I play with either rounded side end of them) have you tried these Joe? Also you’ve inspired me to finally grab that Blue Chip pick I’ve been wanting hahaha. Thank you for the great tips Joe! Much love ❤️❤️❤️🤘
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Tone!
I really enjoyed it, l am 70yrs old, and still learning from the great pickers, and old dogs can learn new tricks, from you young wippersnappers, lol, man you are one of the greats because you were open to learning from those who are better, instead like so many pickers are intimidated, you are like Tommy Emmanuel ferocious,, and fearless,, thank you,, Sincerely William Wisham!!!
Your lead guitar playing skills are exceptional 👍👍👍 great job
TONE-thanks Joe,as ever your knowledge and willingness to teach is second to none.Please keep posting these GOLDEN NUGGETS !
Thank you very much for sharing your huge musical knowledge Joe; Not alone you are a fantastic guitarist and musician but also your teaching is pure gold !
Ah thanks again, Joe. Always have played acoustic lead. Can't stress the punchiness of a thicker pick enough. Love how you use a thicker string on your trebles, really cool man.
Tone!
Thanks for this - you've given me a roadmap for the next leg of my journey.
Tone! Joe you rock! Please stay humble, you have a beautiful heart and go and keep doing great things mate!
Tone, tone, semi-tone, tone ,tone, tone, semi-tone! Some great insights. Thanks.
Thanks Brian!! 🙌🏼
TONE- Wow how enjoyable. You are an inspiration even to us older guys with short, slower fingers. I will use your tips and hope to see you live sometime when you come to Ohio,.
TONE,you always help alot ,god bless you Joe!!!
Tone! Thanks for the great lesson!! I loved, "and I'm an expert - in my opinion!" I am going to have to add that phrase to my vernacular immediately. It will be the first time that I have practiced one of your lessons and sound somewhat close to you (LOL!)
Cheers Scott! It's a good one! 😂
Yeah I totally loved that line too.
Tone !!! ...... Great to see you Joe. Sure miss getting together at Copper Mountain Guitar Town ..... Hopefully, next year !!!
Thanks for the tips ...... =)
TONE ... Brilliantly done
Tone! It's in the fingers indeed! Great tips Joe, thanks
Great advice Joe.we dont get something out of it.We get a lot out of it.all the best
TONE!
I have been using 10’s on high E, now I have got to have thicker gauge, makes so much sense.
Great Tone! Great lesson!
Some great ideas to think about - thanks of the TONe of tips!!! Or tips for TONE - lol
Tone! Great video Joe. Thank you for the tips
Tone, thank you for sharing all these with us !!!!!!
Tone!! I’ve been fingerpicking before I knew what it was called. It made it easy to learn the Banjo. Thank You Joe Robinson, for a nice introductory video on the nuances of fingerpicking lead acoustically. I’ve followed your career since you won AGT. You’ve got a gift from God that you are sharing with the world. Thanks again.
Loving the clips of past shows.
Tone!
TONE! such a wonderfully relaxed and friendly video. Loved every second of it. Your touch and tone on acoustic is stunning.
Amazing as always Joe, but I don't got it exactly how this beautiful reverb is done. TONE!
You are such an inspirational teacher, Joe. And such beautiful tone!! xxxx
you are amazing
Tone! Great vid Joe.
Another great instructional video. Tone is in the finger, even if you only have two.
Tone! Thanks, Joe. I've played electric and acoustic for ever but there's always something new to learn, isn't there?
I think we're always searching for new ideas on the instrument, that's part of the fun! All the best 🙌🏼
Tone- thanks Joe!! Great ideas and insights! Always love to hear you play!!
Sweet TONE! Thanks for the tips!
Just found this channel. I've seen Joe on many videos and have always marveled at his musicianship. Look forward to many more!
Tone! Hey Joe. Another great video. I’ve been working steady on my scales and trying to play them with my fingers ala Mark Knoffler. Hand strength is definitely improving since his style when playing three notes on a string almost exclusively is done with hammer ons or pull offs. I’ve also been working on my finger roll drills and incorporating it into Freight Train as you suggested in your beginner Udemy course. Just having so much fun. I can’t believe how much my playing has improved thanks so much. Cheers!
Gonna check out your synergy lessons. That drill looks so beautifully difficult.
Tone! Thanks a lot Joe!
Tone. Great lesson! Thanks a ton!
Tone! Thanks Joe.
Tone! great job Joe , keep it up
TONE! Love the way you relate all the details in such a straightforward manner
Thanks Tracy!!
Smokin’ Joe, you are a fantastic human being, and it shows through your great playing, instructing, and proven-experience!!!
Tone! Nice to see your take on bending, I always played acoustic and always thought I had to simply learn how to make big bends, thanks for sharing.
Great video! It was awesome seeing you and Tommy Emmanuel playing together. Very inspiring!
awesome video! thanks Joe :)
Tone. great video; excellent tips. thanks.
Tone! Fantastic- thanks.
Gifted and generous. Thanks for the lesson.
TONE! Thank you for the wisdom. This was great!
Thanks Vin!!
Tone, going to get thicker picks, Thank you for your time.
Tone! I love using the D'Addario Black Ice Picks. They are thick and soft and and really bring out the warm sound out of the acoustic.
Every tip is useful! Thank you Joe :)
Goin up against Vai with a Maton - now that taes guts my man :-)
Thank you so much Maestro/ idol JoeRob!!! God bless you always!❤️🙏
Tone! Great lesson, Thanks
TONE!
I'm finding a like the thicker plectrums these days, both acoustic and electric. One trick I've recently picked up is to use the rounded edge for a warmer strike across the string(s), and the more pointed end for better definition and clarity of note(s).
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and insights 🙏
Another great video Joe “tone” Robinson. Love the most “ungypsy swing” lick ever!
Tone! Thanks Joe , fantastic teaching!
I love it! You sure know how to pick that guitar! I’m signed up for a couple of your finger picking courses…really great job, I’m learning a lot!
Cheers
Rod
Really great lesson! TONE!! Thank u
Tone! Thanks for your great lessons Joe! You’ve been such a inspiration during the pandemic! Cheers from Brazil! If you come to Brazil someday, let’s jam! Hehhe
TONE! Now to dust off those thick picks that have been sitting in a drawer for way too long! Thanks as always Joe for expanding my horizon...
Great Tone Thoughts and Suggestions 👍🎵🙏
Tone! Loved it!
Tone! U a great player Joe hope to play like u one day 🙏💯
Thanks so much! All the best 🙌🏼
Tone!!! Great lesson Joe, as always. thanks
Tone! Thanks for taking time to explain some of your thoughts! Guitar sounds beautiful and I really enjoy your style. Keep it real 🤙🏼
Thanks Robert!! Really appreciate it 🤙🏻
Tone….yours is awesome !
Tone!
Thank you for this amazing lesson !
Thanks Charles!
Tone! Thank you!
Thanks for this. Suggestion for a future Saturday video: I’d love a bit of a tutorial on using a looper pedal. I know you were part of an advertisement for one a few years ago. I’d like to know what you think it’s good for, AND what do you think it’s bad for, and any technical suggestions or musical suggestions you might have for using a looper pedal. I know that’s kind of broad but I trust you’ll figure it out :-).
Tone!! Awesome!
Tone/ Great lesson, thank you
Tone, thanks so much, always enlightening
Years ago I remember Eric Clapton making very similar comments. Get a good tone out of an acoustic guitar with your fingers first before you touch an electric guitar with a million effects pedals. You cannot get the tone and feel from an effects pedal. It is very impressive that a player of Joe's calibre takes time to share his guitar wisdom.
TONE.. thank you for sharing..
Good tone ideas
Great, man!
Tone! Need to incorporate your left hand legato work in to my current legato work. Make it kind of like a daily legato bootcamp. My hammer-ons are decent, my pull-offs not so much.
Hi Joe, I'm still unclear what sympathetic playing is. Is this when you strum closer to the bridge as opposed to the soundhole?
woo！thank you for the good lesson ，joe！！！
Great video, Sir! I, too, am working on my tone! :)
I would love to play a Maton guitar that has been set you for finger picking style!! But can’t find one in my area!
WOW, really great class and tips! Hope i can apply them to my playing!! Thanks Joe, you're awesome!!
Thanks Fred!! All the best!
Tone....Interesting and true! Especially when you speak of swing and bluegrass. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Peace, Love and Seaya, Ma
Tnsx for an great les
Yup tone :) great tips as always!
Hello heureuse de t écouter
Tone..... great advice!
I have always been struggling with my high e string on my Maton TE 808. Maybe i give the thicker e string a try. 13 Years and a hundreds concerts later that might be a good idea :) Thanks man. Marc
Solved it for me! Always felt too snappy to me until I strung the B and E strings up with mediums. I haven't tried 14s though
Cheers Marc! It's worth trying, i really like a slightly heavier high E.
T hanks mate
O pen string harmonics !
N ever thought of using a 14 guage
E xcellent !
LOL I have threeBlue Chip picks
! One in my main acoustic guitar case and one in my studio acoustic. I also have one in my purse for when Im out and about 2mm all three
Strings? For Bluegrass 13 to 54 but it hurts!
TONE, Thanks😁
so great!
Tone..... Thnx Joe.... This vdo toned me up... 😅😅
Tone… for sure 😏 the heavy pick is a major plus… thank you so much.
I'va been looking quickly for some tutorial on how to sound with sympathetic strings but I don't find anything. Sometimes when I play, I have that feeling, but I don't know how to do it on purpose. Any tip ?
Joe, have you heard Billy Strings? Bluegrass player. Tone
Tone! 😆 I’ve been using Jazz lll Dunlop Ultex picks (the clear yellow ones) for a good while I think they sound great! (I hardly play with the pointy end, rather I play with either rounded side end of them) have you tried these Joe? Also you’ve inspired me to finally grab that Blue Chip pick I’ve been wanting hahaha. Thank you for the great tips Joe! Much love ❤️❤️❤️🤘
Tone. And, boomer bends 🙂 Good video Joe!
Tone....u got it, I have to work on it for another decade or so 😱
hi Joe, I just wondering what hight have your thick E string on 12th fret ?
Tone!
What is your bluechip model? Thank you very much