I Wish I Knew When I First Started Playing Guitar

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  • Опубликовано: 22 дек 2024

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  • @rickysguitar
    @rickysguitar  Год назад +5

    FREE PDF In Video Description. Buy My Book :) rickysguitar.com/store

  • @Kartrampage
    @Kartrampage Год назад +7

    🤯🤯🤯Those are the 14 minutes that I never understood in my life. Now I finally know why the blue note or bendings slides e.t.c. just a connector to continue playing over the whole neck. Thank you very much for these 14 minutes which I have been looking for since I was 12 years old.

  • @johnmaloney1681
    @johnmaloney1681 Год назад +2

    I've always called this idiosyncrasy the "B string offset", applied when crossing from 3rd string to the 2nd string, or vice-versa. It's such an important thing for frustrated guitarists to understand. I've never thought about string pairs before & not sure why I would need to, but I appreciate different conceptualizations. Enjoying your videos.

  • @jamesadams1064
    @jamesadams1064 Год назад +4

    Just bought your book. Thanks mate

    • @rickysguitar
      @rickysguitar  Год назад

      Thank you for your support James! It means a lot! 🙏

  • @trusarmor4957
    @trusarmor4957 8 месяцев назад +2

    11:58

  • @solaris70
    @solaris70 Год назад +1

    keeping the string trees lubricated and the nut slots and saddles can help -
    also,
    before tightening up each string -
    when putting on new guitar strings -( yet still snug )
    on your strat / tele type guitars
    you can press down on each of the strings
    about ½ cm
    past
    the edge of the saddle towards the neck
    also just past the nut
    press down on the string towards the first fret -
    SRV
    his
    guitar tech
    explained this in a video on RUclips
    < mojo tone >
    hopefully this can be helpful for some folks
    depending on folks playing style and guitar

  • @dks2653
    @dks2653 Год назад +1

    Eyup! I’ve been enjoying your videos and lessons for a while now. Your book delivers today…thanks for the videos and sharing your musical knowledge.

    • @rickysguitar
      @rickysguitar  Год назад

      Eyup! Thank you for watching my videos AND for buying my book!

  • @davidrivera5829
    @davidrivera5829 Год назад

    O.M.G. MR. RICKY, BUDDY I WAS ALWAYS WOUNDERING WHY I COULDN'T SEE NOTES EASIER ON THE FRET BOARD TO DO RIFFS AND SOLOS... THANK YOU MY FRIEND SO MUCH... I DON'T HAVE TO NOODLE SO MUCH KNOWING THIS NOW... NOW I HAVE MORE CONTROL OVER ALL OF MY IDEA'S... THANK YOU MY DEAR FRIEND.... THIS IS SO AWSOME!!!
    SINCERELY: DAVID PAUL RIVERA OF DOKTAH 77

  • @760Piper
    @760Piper Год назад

    What a great way to start a Sunday morning of guitar practice. Ricky, you really do demystify the guitar for us. Watching you do this makes all the little pieces fit together. Thanks so much for doing this. Hoping for a second book soon!

  • @sumantamang5755
    @sumantamang5755 Год назад +1

    Very useful! I wish I had this when I first started playing guitar.nevertheless still very helpful for the guitar players out there!🤘🏾

  • @JB-se2ef
    @JB-se2ef Год назад +1

    Super useful as always Ricky 🤟🎸 Your book is super helpful as well 😊

    • @rickysguitar
      @rickysguitar  Год назад

      Thank you so much for buying the book! Stoked it's helping :)

  • @trusarmor4957
    @trusarmor4957 Год назад +1

    your Mad Genius is appreciated

  • @dVM042Li
    @dVM042Li 5 месяцев назад +1

    ilmu yang sangat membantu ...
    syangnya saya tidak mengerti bahasanya ...

  • @kevindavis8607
    @kevindavis8607 Год назад

    This is awesome. It’s made the fretboard so small. Thank you.

  • @grahamjones5947
    @grahamjones5947 Год назад

    Best lessons on RUclips in my opinion Ive just ordered your book Thank you

  • @chrisbec3313
    @chrisbec3313 Год назад

    Really enjoying your videos, extremely clear presentation and very well described. THANKS Ricky

  • @c.s.thorogood203
    @c.s.thorogood203 Год назад +1

    Excellent as always Ricky

  • @larrelscott3014
    @larrelscott3014 Год назад

    Thanks for breaking down how to use the string pairs!

  • @rajeshgumber363
    @rajeshgumber363 Год назад +3

    Thanks Ricky, got a question for your previous video on modes, what I'm curious about is when would you use a certain mode?
    For example D Dorian is 2nd mode of C Major, but in what situation would that be used and why?
    Anyone know?
    Thankyou

    • @rickysguitar
      @rickysguitar  Год назад +1

      Eyup Raj! For modes think "Moods". Music is the language of emotion. You use modes to create specific emotional connections with the listener. I did a video on hearing the modes and how we associate them emotionally. ruclips.net/video/1Vf9_OVr3yM/видео.html

  • @zigzag613
    @zigzag613 Год назад

    Great thank you. Looked thru a few of you previous vids. direct and simple ordered.

  • @thunderace4588
    @thunderace4588 Год назад +1

    Thank you Ricky.

  • @justjarvis106
    @justjarvis106 Год назад +1

    Great content

  • @eagee9253
    @eagee9253 Год назад

    Good stuff

  • @flouisbailey
    @flouisbailey Год назад

    I hope you cover why that B is not C, Hendrix asked,
    " What if 6 turned out to be 9"?

  • @MusicManFernando
    @MusicManFernando Год назад +3

    Wouldn`t it be a lot easier if the guitar would be tuned all in 4ths?? That third between the G string and the B string sucks.

    • @rickysguitar
      @rickysguitar  Год назад +2

      Some folks like P4 tuning. Not me...I love that dumb kink in the tuning. Because human beings love patterns and habitually stick to them it means you end up playing "habits" not music. That kink is an obstacle that disrupts your thinking and in doing so forces you to be creative. It's worth trying P4 tuning if you have a spare guitar knocking about just to understand the fretboard a little better. BUT, you'll notice your easy to hold D and A shapes have gone.

    • @rongallipoli7701
      @rongallipoli7701 Год назад +1

      the G-B string pair is very useful for constructing chords! Figure out the fingering for some minor chords on a guitar tuned all in 4ths and you'll see why the 'kink' is there...

    • @MusicManFernando
      @MusicManFernando Год назад

      @@rickysguitar Thanks

    • @MusicManFernando
      @MusicManFernando Год назад

      @@rongallipoli7701 Thanks

  • @johnicicleboy
    @johnicicleboy Год назад +1

    A light bulb just lit up for me!