Lol. Ya I couldn't find one myself so I figured why not! 😆👍 If there's anything in particular that you'd like to see covered on the channel just let me know Thomas. I'll try my best 🎸
Hi Tara! Ya for sure, it's been yonks! Class channel you have going! I just watched your video on living and building in Ireland! Myself and my wife are struggling with all that craic at the mo. Disaster. But your thought on it were great, nicely covered and got me thinking. And the new Orchid one, savage altogether how you link in the irish and the history. Class stuff. I'm still down in Clare myself. Still tipping away with the music. How about yourself? Singing away?
@@aodancoynemusic the odd bit of singing, but moreso recording trad for the documentaries I make, need every extra penny for the renovation fund 😅 Twas actually on my fella's home page I came across your channel, he's a savage guitarist too and he really likes your channel! I'll give you a shout if we find ourselves down Clare way this summer. Same phone number?
Ha, gas. Ya do give me a shout. Even if I'm not about I can at least let ye know where the best sessions are on in Clare! Ya the number should be the same, but you can also get me at aodan@aodancoyne.com to be sure👍
Great video! I've got a question. When I play in DADGAD without a capo, everything sounds great. Once I put that blasted capo on, though, everything gets knocked out of tune and sounds like a screaming cat. Do I need a new guitar (or some new strings)? Thanks, I love the content!
Hi Steven, sorry about the very slow delay in reply. I've been away on tour and just catching up on things now. Ya, it can depend on the guitar your playing. There's can often be small intonation issues with capo use... But it shouldn't get completely thrown out of wack though, so that sounds like a guitar issue to me. Maybe bring it into a guitar luthier and see if they can do anything to help, might just be a truss rod issue that can be fixed. Hope that helps, glad you like the content. I'll try keep it up!
Love your videos. I’m playing standard tuning for the last 25 years and only started dadgad a few weeks ago to keep things interesting. Have you done a tutorial on the cats meow? Thanks
Hi Aodan, I’ve been looking for a tutorial on Lord Franklin by Kevin Burke and Mícheál Ó Domhnaill but can’t seem to find one. Be great if you could do a lesson on that
Hi Cian, very sorry about the long delay in reply. I was away on tour and just catching up on things now. I actually hadn't heard of that song before. But I'm here listing to it and it's great. I'll put it on the to-learn list, and if I get around to making a tutorial video I'll let you know. Thanks for telling me about it.
Hello from Dayton! Can't wait to see y'all at Celtic Fest. I'm a relatively new guitarist and am trying to get a grip on DADGAD. My guitar is pretty old and I'm in the market for a new one. Any recommendations on what to look for? I play a lot of fingerstyle guitar and Irish tunes.
Hi Steven! Mighty stuff, yes we'll be back in Dayton this year. Really looking forward to it. Regards guitars, you can't go wrong with a Taylor really. I've been touring with the GSmini for the past few years, cheap and cheerful and very handy to get onto planes. But the 214ce is a step up from there for a better acoustic sound. My wife plays a Martin 000 series which is great too. Then you can could go all out with a Mcilroy which I play in this video. It's custom made, here's the website: mcilroyguitars.co.uk/ Hope that helps and enjoy diving into DADGAD!
How are ya Kevin. I don't have a tutorial done for the Monaghan jig yet, but I'll stick it on the to do list 👍 For the moment here's a link to 'Dulahan Ireland', Joe seems to be muting the low string while playing an E drone chord with X79900. But if you stick the capo on the 2nd fret in DADGAD you can open up that low string 079900. Try follow along with his chord progressions then and you'll get a good feel fro the tune ruclips.net/video/-cy1jWlXtU0/видео.html
Hi Bruce. Ya, it seems to be known by both tune names, I mention that in the first sentence of the video. Here's the info for the tune on The Session: thesession.org/tunes/1002
The best DADGAD guitar lessons on youtube
Ah cheers! I'll try my best to keep the videos coming 👍
Mighty stuff, as always! Thanks a million!
Thanks John! Glad you enjoyed it! 👍
Thanks!
I'm glad your finding value in the videos Doug! Let me know if there's anything in particular that you'd like me to focus in on. I'll try my best 👍
I'm so glad i was introduced to DADGAD, its great stuff. Thanks Aodan!
Glad you enjoy it and you find the tutorials helpful! 😃
Aodan, best lesson yet...I owe you a lot. And great news on the last email!
I'm glad that you think so David! I'll keep the tutorials coming! 😄
GOD I FIND A DADGAD CHANNEL!!!!!! YEEEAAHHHHHHHH
Lol. Ya I couldn't find one myself so I figured why not! 😆👍 If there's anything in particular that you'd like to see covered on the channel just let me know Thomas. I'll try my best 🎸
Great tune, fantastic lesson, all the best for the new year!
Thanks David, same to you. I appreciate the kind comment 👍
Thank you Sir!
You're very welcome Paddy. Glad you find it helpful 👍
Great video!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
Would leave to hear a tutorial for chance and gamble. Lovely stuff as always
Coming soon Evan! Cheers for the request 🎸
Haha fancy meeting you here! Long time no see! I live in Leitrim now btw, hoping our paths cross again soon! Tara x
Hi Tara! Ya for sure, it's been yonks! Class channel you have going! I just watched your video on living and building in Ireland! Myself and my wife are struggling with all that craic at the mo. Disaster. But your thought on it were great, nicely covered and got me thinking. And the new Orchid one, savage altogether how you link in the irish and the history. Class stuff. I'm still down in Clare myself. Still tipping away with the music. How about yourself? Singing away?
@@aodancoynemusic the odd bit of singing, but moreso recording trad for the documentaries I make, need every extra penny for the renovation fund 😅 Twas actually on my fella's home page I came across your channel, he's a savage guitarist too and he really likes your channel! I'll give you a shout if we find ourselves down Clare way this summer. Same phone number?
Ha, gas. Ya do give me a shout. Even if I'm not about I can at least let ye know where the best sessions are on in Clare! Ya the number should be the same, but you can also get me at aodan@aodancoyne.com to be sure👍
Hey, loving your channel. Thank you so much. Having real trouble with Banish Misfortune if you can perhaps cover at some point
Glad you're finding the tutorial videos helpful. I'll add Banish Misfortune onto the to-do list and try my best. It's a nice tune.
Great video! I've got a question. When I play in DADGAD without a capo, everything sounds great. Once I put that blasted capo on, though, everything gets knocked out of tune and sounds like a screaming cat. Do I need a new guitar (or some new strings)? Thanks, I love the content!
Hi Steven, sorry about the very slow delay in reply. I've been away on tour and just catching up on things now. Ya, it can depend on the guitar your playing. There's can often be small intonation issues with capo use... But it shouldn't get completely thrown out of wack though, so that sounds like a guitar issue to me. Maybe bring it into a guitar luthier and see if they can do anything to help, might just be a truss rod issue that can be fixed. Hope that helps, glad you like the content. I'll try keep it up!
Love your videos. I’m playing standard tuning for the last 25 years and only started dadgad a few weeks ago to keep things interesting. Have you done a tutorial on the cats meow? Thanks
Thanks excellent Mick, welcome to the DADGAD club 👍🎸 No I haven't covered The Cats Meow yet. I'll put it on the to-do list though!
Hi Aodan, I’ve been looking for a tutorial on Lord Franklin by Kevin Burke and Mícheál Ó Domhnaill but can’t seem to find one. Be great if you could do a lesson on that
Hi Cian, very sorry about the long delay in reply. I was away on tour and just catching up on things now. I actually hadn't heard of that song before. But I'm here listing to it and it's great. I'll put it on the to-learn list, and if I get around to making a tutorial video I'll let you know. Thanks for telling me about it.
Hello from Dayton! Can't wait to see y'all at Celtic Fest. I'm a relatively new guitarist and am trying to get a grip on DADGAD. My guitar is pretty old and I'm in the market for a new one. Any recommendations on what to look for? I play a lot of fingerstyle guitar and Irish tunes.
Hi Steven! Mighty stuff, yes we'll be back in Dayton this year. Really looking forward to it. Regards guitars, you can't go wrong with a Taylor really. I've been touring with the GSmini for the past few years, cheap and cheerful and very handy to get onto planes. But the 214ce is a step up from there for a better acoustic sound. My wife plays a Martin 000 series which is great too. Then you can could go all out with a Mcilroy which I play in this video. It's custom made, here's the website: mcilroyguitars.co.uk/ Hope that helps and enjoy diving into DADGAD!
@@aodancoynemusic Thanks!
Do you have a tutorial for Monaghan jig?
How are ya Kevin. I don't have a tutorial done for the Monaghan jig yet, but I'll stick it on the to do list 👍 For the moment here's a link to 'Dulahan Ireland', Joe seems to be muting the low string while playing an E drone chord with X79900. But if you stick the capo on the 2nd fret in DADGAD you can open up that low string 079900. Try follow along with his chord progressions then and you'll get a good feel fro the tune ruclips.net/video/-cy1jWlXtU0/видео.html
scottish tune big john mcniel
Hi Bruce. Ya, it seems to be known by both tune names, I mention that in the first sentence of the video. Here's the info for the tune on The Session: thesession.org/tunes/1002