"...in the interest of ear training and good taste.." That is a perfect motto for your "brand", Alex. Much appreciation from all of us listener-trainees (and our hungry ears and budding taste buds)!
Your best lesson, yet Alex. Love how you've built on past lessons about triads, arpeggios, and scales to really start unlocking things. Definite game changer. thanks!!
Hey buddy, no backing track at all.. I’m using my looper here, so I didn’t make a backing track. I do mention this in the lesson to make sure people know. This lesson is all about giving YOU to responsibility of laying down your own chords. 👍🏻🧡
Thank yoy Alex i understand everything crystal clear and im going to do it all, i have a limited edition tiger eye flame maple topped HSS ultra strat for now, and im putting that thru a Boss Eband JS10 for the looping. Im going to study with you as much as possible, im using classic core fender bullets, and im tuned down a full whole step for maximum thickness, im using the extra heavy fender triangle picks and my finger tips, the string gauge is still 9s. Thank you for everything , im 59, take care.
So many compliments, and all well deserved! There's a load of very talented players around, but you also bring great taste (and tone!) to the party. That's not even mentioning the clarity with which you talk about how you're approaching things...
Incredible. The road map, materials and presentation are above and beyond anything and anybody else on RUclips. Also loving your Patreon page! Thank you! Best investment any guitarist could make!!! Thank you!!!
Brilliant, deep, wonderful. You are an excellent tutor Alex and the kind of player I would like to be. Thank you, what you are providing here is very much appreciated.
Just wanted to say thanks for all your great content you really are smashing it. It takes me months to fully digest one of your videos but its been worth it. Looking forward to getting stuck into this
A masterpiece of "applied triads"! A bottomless pit to explore but nicely boiled down to simple, understandable concepts. Fantastic!! I knew I never should have traded in that looper!! Thank you Alex!!
MERRY CHRISTMAS, Alex!! Thank you for the gift. Hope you find the joy, tho sorrow my linger. You sure are spreading cheer w this. Good for you ( Great for us!!)❤
This lesson made me play better instantly. The 3 and 6 steps apart notes is the hardest part I have to work on the most. This is minor so why does the major fifth chord work so well, I thought it has to be a minor chord?
I’m so glad to hear that buddy! Often in minor keys, (as is the case here and much of jazz and blues), we’re talking harmonic minor which has the dominant V chord… it creates a stronger pull back to the tonic 👌🏻
Another great lesson ! and your Nova guitar is a kind of jewel in regards of look and sound. Thanks Alex, this is a good Christmas gift and source of inspiration.
Thanks for another great lesson. I just finished learning your version of "Have yourself a Merry little Christmas." So much fun to play but hard to make it sound clean. Thanks again
soo, totally awesome Alex...the puzzle grows one by one, the bigger picture appears @ the horizon! Im looking forward your jazzyfunkbluesy rendition. Thanks from Downunder mate!!!
Yes, I really enjoyed this one. It brings a lot of your previous lessons together. So I will definitely be going back and forth between them. Also we got to enjoy hearing you play a lot. I will have to grab my guitar now although it’s way past bedtime. Thanks for that! 😅 And for the great lesson as always.
Fantastic lesson of absolutely essential learnings that will help everyone tremendously with their guitar playing and musical growth!!! Highly recommended.
Thanks Alex I really enjoyed that lesson. I have been aware of triads for a while now but it is so good to be shown what you can do with them. The adding the 2 somehow made it easier for me to sound a wee bit more melodic and I had moments where it actually sounded like I was actually making music as opposed to a guy just practising triads. Thanks again just this one video will be a practice routine for the foreseeable future Cheers
Fantastic lesson, so much for me to practice from this one. Your new guitar not only looks cool the sound is great too, perfect for this music. Many thanks.
I did enjoy the lesson very much, unfortunately I’m travelling without my guitar so I’ll have to watch this all over. Not a bad thing at all though. Thanks so much!
I just come back from long travel and I find this awesome surprise, can't wait to diggest all that you talk about, thank you Alex, nice to see you again 😃
Fantastic Alex ! I could hear that chord progression for hours, plus the sound, and of course what you’re doing with these. Massive thanks Alex, another good video 🙏
Cheers buddy! Ah that’s a shame!.. I saw him with Waits in 2004, but then in 2008 it was David Hidalgo I believe. Both great players but Ribot is my guy 👌🏻🍻
@AlexFarranGuitar Hidalgo is one of my heroes too! I interviewed Marc many years ago before a solo show, great guy. Keep up the great work, I love your playing!
Wonderful stuff, Alex. I subscribed for a while, but took a break to try and digest the vast amounts of knowledge you are sharing and to properly absorb it. I’ll be back! 😊
Thanks mate! As usual it’s pretty bare bones. Just the novo into my vintage 1969 deluxe reverb. Near the beginning of the lesson I talk about the pedals I’m using, but again, it’s pretty minimal
Lots of great instruction here, but I also loved the end. As Uncle Larry says, if you aren’t getting called for fouls you aren’t playing basketball. I was a pretty wild player as a kid and I need to remind myself that energy can trump any mistake.
@ I hear you. The tools we have available today are astonishing. I’m old and remember trying to learn licks by dropping the needle until I got my first boom box and proceeded to burn out the motor. Good times! 😂
Thank you Sir. Great stuff as always 🙂 Any recommendations for a first looper? The Boomerang seems to command a bit of a premium still - probably pushed up even further by your fans now! 😂 (although, looking at reviews, it does seem to be hard to beat for those who have tried it).
I got my first looper this summer after almost 30 years of playing. I got the TC Electronic Ditto + and I've found it to be perfect for a 40 year old looper novice! Highly recommend.
Hey buddy, there are so many great options out there nowadays and I’m kinda out of the loop (no pun intended), on which are the best. I think it’s hard to go wrong. I love the ease of use with the boomerang. It’s got no fancy features and it doesn’t have any internal memory, but I love that about it. TC Ditto and its various incarnations are a safe bet, as is the fancier Boss stuff or the EHX one.
I'm using a Boomerang iii looper that I've had for 15 years, but honestly, anything will do! Most of my students just pick up the TC Ditto pedal for £80 and it serves such a great purpose!
@@AlexFarranGuitar Just bought the Ditto X, Alex. Sure hope my Dan Electro DA-1 power adaptor works with it. Can't seem to find out anywhere online. If you know, please let me know. If not, catch you on the flip side. Be well, be safe, be lucky.
Alex, if you can indulge me ... I gotta ask about that Novo. I'm pretty much sold on their guitars, and want to take the leap. But I'm wondering how you chose Miris vs. Serus? Definitely a different look with the binding, but I'm mostly interested in whether the semi-hollow makes a difference in timbre/warmth or anything else you might notice. Any quick thoughts appreciated!
It’s a lovely guitar for sure, and the semi hollow is the one that stood out to me as it’s got a bit of everything going on. I wanted a 330 type of guitar, and I wanted a jaguar… this is like both combined 😅 At some point I’d like to try one of their solid bodies with the tele bridge too.
No, not at all. We didn’t focus on adding the sixth in the soloing. One step at a time my friend!.. it’s about priorities and there’ll be a part two, a part three and maybe even a part four to come! 😉😎
Did my best to clip the practice loop (no looper pedal yet)... YT only allows 1/10th of a second, so not quite right. ruclips.net/user/clipUgkx2V8cble8XKi5a-uwHVsH7ZaC9vtXASKk
I feel RIPPLED off, I bought this lesson on Gumroad to study your solo and all I got was stuff I already have many of your past lessons. You could have mentioned this at the start instead of halfway through. Very disappointed.
Is this a joke? I said TWICE that the materials were 4 pages of roadmaps and shapes for all the ingredients used. And these materials were typed out for this lesson specifically, I don’t recycle or copy and paste my materials from one video to another. Tell me your email address so I can refund your £5 purchase. I don’t take money from somebody who has the gall to call me a rip off.
The absolute audacity and stupidity of your comment. Shocking. This kind of attitude is not welcome here. Alex is the most genuine and honest musician and teacher on the internet. If you’ve not had the sense to listen or read something, that’s on you. Do better.
"...in the interest of ear training and good taste.." That is a perfect motto for your "brand", Alex. Much appreciation from all of us listener-trainees (and our hungry ears and budding taste buds)!
Thank you Eric, I’ve gotta say it makes me extremely proud to hear that! Really glad you’re enjoying the lessons so much my friend! 🙏🏻🧡
Your best lesson, yet Alex. Love how you've built on past lessons about triads, arpeggios, and scales to really start unlocking things. Definite game changer. thanks!!
Thank you Trever! I’m glad you’re starting to really see things come together!.. we’ve only just gotten started! 😉
I keep clicking on guitar instruction videos hoping to find a gem of a lesson like this.
I’m glad you found us buddy! Cheers! 🍻
Alex, your lessons are the perfect remedy for guitar wankery. Thank you for the help in developing my guitar voice..
Haha that's funny, thanks for the comment my friend! Glad my lessons are keeping you inspired! 🙏🏻
Wow. Triads, arpeggios, enclosures, double stops, Marc Ribot, oh my! What a lesson. One of my favorites!
Thank you so much! I’m really excited about the response to this one! More like this to follow for sure! 👍🏻
Maybe I missed it in the video but the backing track is also included in the download. Such a great lesson. I will watch it in the holiday.
Hey buddy, no backing track at all.. I’m using my looper here, so I didn’t make a backing track. I do mention this in the lesson to make sure people know. This lesson is all about giving YOU to responsibility of laying down your own chords. 👍🏻🧡
@ thanks. Then I must dust off my looper pedal. Your lesson is so good. Good reason to play with a looper again.
That’s my intention buddy, glad to hear you’re willing to put the work in! 👏🏻🧡
Great lesson, thank you, Alex. Great content and playing as always and really thoughtful approach to tackling it. Thank you Thank you!
Thanks so much Doug, I really appreciate the comment! 🙏🏻
Thank yoy Alex i understand everything crystal clear and im going to do it all, i have a limited edition tiger eye flame maple topped HSS ultra strat for now, and im putting that thru a Boss Eband JS10 for the looping. Im going to study with you as much as possible, im using classic core fender bullets, and im tuned down a full whole step for maximum thickness, im using the extra heavy fender triangle picks and my finger tips, the string gauge is still 9s. Thank you for everything , im 59, take care.
Nice one my friend, that sounds like a great setup! And extra heavy picks are always the way! 😉👌🏻
Deep lesson, Alex. Thanks for sharing all of this.
Wow, thank you Adam, that means a lot to me! 🙏🏻
One of the best guitar videos ever recorded! Thanks, Maestro!
Wow, thanks so much my friend! 🙏🏻🧡
So many compliments, and all well deserved! There's a load of very talented players around, but you also bring great taste (and tone!) to the party. That's not even mentioning the clarity with which you talk about how you're approaching things...
Thank you Dave, I really appreciate the kind words my friend. 🙏🏻🧡
Killer as usual!
Thank you James! 🙏🏻
What a fabulous lesson, more of this please. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Dominic! Glad you enjoyed it!
Incredible. The road map, materials and presentation are above and beyond anything and anybody else on RUclips. Also loving your Patreon page! Thank you! Best investment any guitarist could make!!! Thank you!!!
Wow thank you Sukie, that really means a lot! Very glad you feel inspired by the Patreon lessons! 🙏🏻
That's a big step for a lot of players. Courage a necessity.
Absolutely correct.. leave the comfort of noodling and get into some melody 👌🏻
Brilliant, deep, wonderful. You are an excellent tutor Alex and the kind of player I would like to be. Thank you, what you are providing here is very much appreciated.
Ah thank you so much Karl, I really appreciate the kind words mate! 🙏🏻🧡
Just a lovely lesson to watch and play a little in the evening, and see the road some way ahead but clearly marked. Thank you, Alex.
That makes me very happy, thank you for the comment! 🙏🏻
You are exceptional in so many ways -- as both teacher and player -- and this is yet another example of both. Thank you!
Wow thank you so much my friend! 🙏🏻
Absolutely top-notch content. Pro-level advice, pro-level playing....one of the most helpful videos I've seen. Big thanks!
Thank you so much David, I appreciate that! 🙏🏻
Loving your work! Informative, well paced, not too simplistic. Not to mention some great playing.
Thanks mate, I appreciate the comment. Always trying to strike a balance between concise/long-winded. 🙏🏻
Fantastic. You’re like a magician who tells his secrets!
Thanks Paul! 😅🤹🏻♂️🪄
Just wanted to say thanks for all your great content you really are smashing it. It takes me months to fully digest one of your videos but its been worth it. Looking forward to getting stuck into this
That means a lot buddy, thank you so much. I’m really glad you’re getting so much out of my lessons! 🙏🏻
Thank you …game changing lesson …amazing playing sir!!!
Thank you Joe, I’m so glad you enjoyed it! 🙏🏻
A masterpiece of "applied triads"! A bottomless pit to explore but nicely boiled down to simple, understandable concepts. Fantastic!! I knew I never should have traded in that looper!! Thank you Alex!!
Haha thank you Rich! Go get that looper back!
MERRY CHRISTMAS, Alex!!
Thank you for the gift.
Hope you find the joy, tho sorrow my linger. You sure are spreading cheer w this. Good for you ( Great for us!!)❤
Thank you for the comment John, I really appreciate it. Merry Christmas my friend 🙏🏻🎄🧡
This is core work for the art, excellent
Thank you so much Matthew! 🙏🏻
OMG! thats my holy Grall!!! perfect lesson!
Thank you so much Adam! Revisit anytime you need a refresher! 🙏🏻
This lesson made me play better instantly. The 3 and 6 steps apart notes is the hardest part I have to work on the most. This is minor so why does the major fifth chord work so well, I thought it has to be a minor chord?
I’m so glad to hear that buddy! Often in minor keys, (as is the case here and much of jazz and blues), we’re talking harmonic minor which has the dominant V chord… it creates a stronger pull back to the tonic 👌🏻
So good, Alex. This is the way.
Thank you my friend! 🙏🏻
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge,
it is always a delight to watch your lessons and there is so much to learn. Absolutely fantastic. ❤
My pleasure Samy! Thanks for the kind words! 🙏🏻
Excellent lesson, very clearly explained and demonstrated, thank you! 🏆
Great stuff, indeed.
Really glad it was helpful! Thanks for commenting. 🙏🏻
Thanks Gregory 🙏🏻
Another great lesson ! and your Nova guitar is a kind of jewel in regards of look and sound. Thanks Alex, this is a good Christmas gift and source of inspiration.
Thank you Etienne! Glad you dig it! 🙏🏻
Absolutely top notch. Great lesson as usual.
Thank you Robert, I really appreciate the comment 🙏🏻
Outstanding again! Thanks Alex
Anytime Patrick! 🙏🏻
Very insightful lesson.
Thank you Stephen 🙏🏻
Thanks for another great lesson. I just finished learning your version of "Have yourself a Merry little Christmas." So much fun to play but hard to make it sound clean. Thanks again
My pleasure Richard, glad you enjoyed it. And hey, congrats on getting that Xmas piece learned in time! 👌🏻👏🏻
soo, totally awesome Alex...the puzzle grows one by one, the bigger picture appears @ the horizon! Im looking forward your jazzyfunkbluesy rendition. Thanks from Downunder mate!!!
Thanks buddy, I appreciate that. Oooh yes, jazzy funky bluesy coming up! 👌🏻😎
Another excellent presentation.
Thank you so much! 🙏🏻
Yes, I really enjoyed this one. It brings a lot of your previous lessons together. So I will definitely be going back and forth between them. Also we got to enjoy hearing you play a lot. I will have to grab my guitar now although it’s way past bedtime. Thanks for that! 😅 And for the great lesson as always.
Fantastic lesson of absolutely essential learnings that will help everyone tremendously with their guitar playing and musical growth!!! Highly recommended.
Thank you Mark! 🙏🏻
Very cool lesson. Pulls it all together! 😊
Thank you Ian! 🙏🏻
Brilliant. Loving my triads. ❤thank you Alex.
They’re so powerful! 👌🏻
Terrific lesson!
Thanks buddy! 🙏🏻
I am a chef and right before you said think like a chef , I was thinking of the notes as ingredients
Oh nice!.. well there you go, I’m not crazy! 😂🙏🏻
Amazing tutorial! Thank you!
My pleasure Jim, thanks for the comment! 🙏🏻
Thanks Alex I really enjoyed that lesson. I have been aware of triads for a while now but it is so good to be shown what you can do with them. The adding the 2 somehow made it easier for me to sound a wee bit more melodic and I had moments where it actually sounded like I was actually making music as opposed to a guy just practising triads. Thanks again just this one video will be a practice routine for the foreseeable future
Cheers
That’s so good to hear Martyn! For sure, adding that 2 can help create more flow. Glad you enjoyed it! 🙏🏻
Perfect. Exactly what I need to start on this week.
You got this!🍻
Fantastic lesson, so much for me to practice from this one. Your new guitar not only looks cool the sound is great too, perfect for this music. Many thanks.
Thank you Peter, really glad you dig the lesson and the guitar! It’s a very inspiring instrument to play, I must say! 👌🏻😎
Great lesson! A real eye opener. Love the Django infused surf blues.
Thank you my friend! 🙏🏻
Love this.
Thanks buddy! 🙏🏻
I did enjoy the lesson very much, unfortunately I’m travelling without my guitar so I’ll have to watch this all over. Not a bad thing at all though. Thanks so much!
Thanks for the comment matey, sure thing, just revisit as and when you need 😎🍻
Great lesson Alex. Thanks so much.
Really glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the comment 🙏🏻
Just outstanding Alex 🙏🎸 thanks so much, I appreciate you brother
My pleasure buddy, thanks for the kind words! 🙏🏻🍻
Excellent work. Well done.
Thank you! 🙏🏻
I just come back from long travel and I find this awesome surprise, can't wait to diggest all that you talk about, thank you Alex, nice to see you again 😃
Ah thank you Rafa! I really hope you enjoy the lesson my friend! 🙏🏻🍻
Dude. That guitar is great. ❤
It’s a nice machine for sure! 💁🏻♂️
Fantastic Alex ! I could hear that chord progression for hours, plus the sound, and of course what you’re doing with these. Massive thanks Alex, another good video 🙏
That’s so nice to hear, thank you so much my friend! 🙏🏻
Just got home and missed the live.
But here we go!❤
Hope you dig it! 🙏🏻
excellent lesson, Ribot is a true legend, what a shame he wasn't in the band when I saw Tom Waits!
Cheers buddy! Ah that’s a shame!.. I saw him with Waits in 2004, but then in 2008 it was David Hidalgo I believe. Both great players but Ribot is my guy 👌🏻🍻
@AlexFarranGuitar Hidalgo is one of my heroes too! I interviewed Marc many years ago before a solo show, great guy. Keep up the great work, I love your playing!
Oh nice! I might do a Hidalgo lesson at some point, always loved his playing on tunes like “little things” 👌🏻
@@AlexFarranGuitar I love his playing, one of the most underrated players out there
Wonderful stuff, Alex. I subscribed for a while, but took a break to try and digest the vast amounts of knowledge you are sharing and to properly absorb it. I’ll be back! 😊
J'adore, c'est de la bombe ;)
Grand merci.
My pleasure buddy! 🙏🏻
Amazing as usual. Would you share a bit about your tone?
Thanks mate! As usual it’s pretty bare bones. Just the novo into my vintage 1969 deluxe reverb. Near the beginning of the lesson I talk about the pedals I’m using, but again, it’s pretty minimal
Lots of great instruction here, but I also loved the end. As Uncle Larry says, if you aren’t getting called for fouls you aren’t playing basketball. I was a pretty wild player as a kid and I need to remind myself that energy can trump any mistake.
That’s totally it mate, energy and a sense of momentum in your playing is 50% of the whole deal. 👌🏻
Tasty town as always brother🔥
Thanks mate! 🙏🏻
Nice lesson Alex i'll do it right away..
@@yveslandry4368 awesome!!
What a fantastic video have a great weekend Alex and also I have a stomach flu ❤😢🇬🇧🏴🇨🇦🤢
Thank you my friend! Sorry you’re not well, I also have flu! 🤧
Maravilloso
Thanks mate! 🙏🏻
Early morning coffee and this lesson. ❤
Nice one Larry, enjoy the coffee and the improvisations! 👌🏻
Fantastic as always… how is the Novo treating you?
Thank you Darryl, the Novo is great!… becoming a go-to guitar! 👌🏻
KILLER!
Thanks man! 🙏🏻
Awesome! Anyone serious about practicing needs a looper. They can be had for less than a hundred bucks.
Absolutely! Such a bargain! I used to have to make do with a crappy little tape machine when I was a kid! 😂
@ I hear you. The tools we have available today are astonishing. I’m old and remember trying to learn licks by dropping the needle until I got my first boom box and proceeded to burn out the motor. Good times! 😂
Haha ditto! Turntable and tape deck, constant rewinding or trying to drop the needle at the start of a particular lick. Hard times, but fun too! 😮💨😅
Good stuff.
Cheers mate!
good vid
Cheers mate!
And like it was meant to be I just bought a new looper a couple days ago 🤩
Haha we have more than favourite players and favourite threads in common then 😎👌🏻
Do you know the album that Ry Cooder did with Cuban guitarist Manuel Galban? Its a brilliant record and what you are doing here reminds me of that.
@@ecojot of course! I love that record! 👌🏻
bravo
Thanks buddy!
Forgive me for being lazy Alex, but I've been looking for some of your "gear" listings, and I can't find which looper you use. Name please?
No worries at all! It’s the Boomerang iii looper. I’ve had it for 15 years and love the thing! Great for live work too 👌🏻
A stellar lesson, of course, but want to spend a little more time on the triad basics first. This new one is a "level up" for me.
Absolutely buddy, take your time getting the triads mapped out in at least one zone first and then revisit 👌🏻
Thank you Sir. Great stuff as always 🙂
Any recommendations for a first looper? The Boomerang seems to command a bit of a premium still - probably pushed up even further by your fans now! 😂 (although, looking at reviews, it does seem to be hard to beat for those who have tried it).
I got my first looper this summer after almost 30 years of playing. I got the TC Electronic Ditto + and I've found it to be perfect for a 40 year old looper novice! Highly recommend.
Hey buddy, there are so many great options out there nowadays and I’m kinda out of the loop (no pun intended), on which are the best. I think it’s hard to go wrong. I love the ease of use with the boomerang. It’s got no fancy features and it doesn’t have any internal memory, but I love that about it. TC Ditto and its various incarnations are a safe bet, as is the fancier Boss stuff or the EHX one.
Niiiice! Glad you enjoy that one, I’ve always heard good things about it 👌🏻
Never used a looper. What kind are you using, Alex?
I'm using a Boomerang iii looper that I've had for 15 years, but honestly, anything will do! Most of my students just pick up the TC Ditto pedal for £80 and it serves such a great purpose!
@@AlexFarranGuitar Thanks, Alex.
@@AlexFarranGuitar Just bought the Ditto X, Alex. Sure hope my Dan Electro DA-1 power adaptor works with it. Can't seem to find out anywhere online. If you know, please let me know. If not, catch you on the flip side. Be well, be safe, be lucky.
@@mvinesny Nice one! Any standard 9v, center pin negative power supply should work fine 😎
@@AlexFarranGuitar Can't get over how, on top of everything else you do, you're so wonderfully responsive. Thanks. again,
How's your solo album coming along?
Thanks for asking! I have 4 tracks finished and about 20 ideas floating around. 😅
Alex, if you can indulge me ... I gotta ask about that Novo. I'm pretty much sold on their guitars, and want to take the leap. But I'm wondering how you chose Miris vs. Serus? Definitely a different look with the binding, but I'm mostly interested in whether the semi-hollow makes a difference in timbre/warmth or anything else you might notice. Any quick thoughts appreciated!
It’s a lovely guitar for sure, and the semi hollow is the one that stood out to me as it’s got a bit of everything going on. I wanted a 330 type of guitar, and I wanted a jaguar… this is like both combined 😅
At some point I’d like to try one of their solid bodies with the tele bridge too.
What chords did you play at that turnaround?
Any turnaround could work, some kind of F7 to E7. In this case I chose F9 to E9
Thanks Alex!
... and Django *smiles*
🥲 Thank you so much! 🙏🏻🧡
👋👋👋👋👋👋
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You play A-6 but dont talk about incorporating the 6 in your soloing. Did i miss out on something?
No, not at all. We didn’t focus on adding the sixth in the soloing. One step at a time my friend!.. it’s about priorities and there’ll be a part two, a part three and maybe even a part four to come! 😉😎
Yes thats what i wanna hear... thanks!
And a special thanks for adressing my impatience, there is an old fashioned saying in dutch: the soul travels on foot.
Goodgoan!
😂😂 I love that!
Mmm…jammie!
Get that looper pedal ready my friend! 😎
Did my best to clip the practice loop (no looper pedal yet)... YT only allows 1/10th of a second, so not quite right. ruclips.net/user/clipUgkx2V8cble8XKi5a-uwHVsH7ZaC9vtXASKk
Very cool, I didn't even know you could do this!
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The jungle VIP
I feel RIPPLED off, I bought this lesson on Gumroad to study your solo and all I got was stuff I already have many of your past lessons. You could have mentioned this at the start instead of halfway through. Very disappointed.
Is this a joke? I said TWICE that the materials were 4 pages of roadmaps and shapes for all the ingredients used. And these materials were typed out for this lesson specifically, I don’t recycle or copy and paste my materials from one video to another.
Tell me your email address so I can refund your £5 purchase. I don’t take money from somebody who has the gall to call me a rip off.
The absolute audacity and stupidity of your comment. Shocking. This kind of attitude is not welcome here. Alex is the most genuine and honest musician and teacher on the internet. If you’ve not had the sense to listen or read something, that’s on you. Do better.
Love this.
Thanks mate! 🙏🏻
Fantastic lesson 🥰
Thank you so much🙏
My pleasure buddy, thanks for commenting! 🙏🏻