Man, you deliver at every song you do here, it's absolutely immaculate. I wish youtube along with passionate folks like you would've been around 5 and a half decades back then when i started playing music! I wonder what could've been then. I hope the young ones around her have a clou about how lucky they are to have tutorials note for note, chord for chord sitting around for free on the internet. Thata great and dedicated folks like you make it all eaven greater! Love what you're doing! Thx a lot! ❤
Greetings, and a super 2024 to you, Mr. Bahuso Friends ;^) ♪ Sincere thanks for your genuine humbling and much-appreciated appreciation, sir. A comment like yours, certainly lets me know I provide something purposeful, and certainly keeps me motivated for creating more.♪ --------------------------- Not only do I want to encourage younger generations to discover and learn about Steely Dan's incomparable career and their music selection, but (for myself too) I also purposely wanted to cater to the original generation who've grown up listening to their brilliant musical craft, (as they were released on popular FM radio (lol..)), but who never dared to go about dissecting their smooth, tricky, advanced, and often complex chord progressions and arrangements ♪ ------------------------------------ As I said, I do it for myself too, and I'm improving my guitar skills, and knowledge at the same time. But I honestly wouldn't need the whole designed graphic format for the learning process.♪ I had the chance to learn the complex editing software "After Effects" in the tender year of my 45th birthday, which enabled me to animate all these bouncing colored dots over the fretboard, displaying the chord annotation, lyrics, events, and more... in a self-explanatory straightforward format (for all languages).♪ So yes I'm somewhat sharing unconditionally my content/(what would I call) my "Personal Music notes" for free, in these pleasing tutorial formats, but I invest at least 11 hours of work for each minute of animation going on (55 hours on average per Steely Dan lesson),.♪ My point (allow me to say), and to my surprise after (at least) 3000 hours of labor, too, what's a bitter-sweet experience four years and 50 Steely Dan tutorials later on the internet, is that there hasn't been much support from Patreon, BuyMeACoffee, and other supporting platforms. But, I'm still growing and there are a lot of channels for guitar education out there to choose and support from. I admit.♪ ---------------------------------- Five decades ago, most probably there were (even today) not many teachers and/or musical schools (My Old Schools (lol..)) that would teach any of their complex songs like I do. Those who did were most probably advanced musicians who purchased music sheets and dissected them on their own. (IMO, way more tedious and complicated).♪ I wouldn't be surprised (especially with the option of slowing down the speed of the tutorials in the RUclips settings) that some guitar teachers and/or schools are or will use my tutorials as a teaching tool. (But, a private teacher is a minimum of $40 per hour on average?). ♪ --------------------------------------- But kind and well-felt interactions like yours have tremendous value. Thanks a bunch, and the best is yet to come, amigo ♪ Peace, kind regards, health + respect ;^) ♪ .
Hey there, Mr. Atomdent ;^) ♪ Thans a bunch, very pleasing to play indeed . ♪ Never surrender my friend and stay always tuned.♪ Peace + Respect ;^) ♪ .
Much thanks to you my friendo ArthurWesterman8763 ;^) ♪ In a humble way, I'm pretty proud of this tutorial's results.♪ Peace + much respect to you, *MY OLD/long-time SEBSCRIBER* (lol..)♪
Greetings, Mr. Rupertiona ;^) ♪ I'm pretty sure you're talking about the format/method and it's animated graphics. As far as the gear I work with for filming, editing, and recording, is surprisingly rudimentary (and it's euphemism (lol..). But I manage with it pretty well. Thanks for your kind words, sir. Peace + respect ;^) ♪ .
Greetings, Mr. Hugh Gilbert ;^) ♪ (Lol..!) it's that difficult..? Technically, I emulate more what the piano does than what the original guitar track is playing ♪ Therefore if you go about playing it as I propose and play it, it can be more challenging, but the original guitar parts, are (IMO) pretty easy to follow (and I've animated them, too, as you can see). ♪ ------------------ Those I've evaluated at 9/10 and over like; Gaucho, I Got The News, Maxine, The Goodbye Look, Walk Between The Raindrops, Aja Negative Girl, and a few more, it's ridiculous, and mind-boggling, how much practice they require. (55 chords voicing on average, and many events structurally).♪ ------------------------------------------ My friend you have the privilege to be alive in 2023, and to benefit from discovering channels like mine that can teach you masterful compositions like those of Steely Dan.♪ (IMO) at your own pace, with this incredible option to slow down the playback speed without changing its pitch (in the RUclips settings), there is no rational argument, that if you put the effort over an unknown period, you'll acquire it or them guaranteed.♪ Though I have good guitar knowledge and experience, I practice them all thoroughly before showing my visual one-take-shot performances (for sure close to 50 to 60 repetitions each).♪ "An extraordinary musician is a musician with an extraordinary determination". Take your time my friend, because there are not too many shortcuts when learning some Steely Dan. ♪ ----------------------------------- I can undeniably say, that if you do so, you will improve your guitar skills, and knowledge, radically for the best.♪ Stay tuned, the best is yet to come, and never surrender, mon ami.♪ Peace, kind regards + respect ;^) ♪ .
Greetings, sir ;^) ♪ I try my best. In a sense, it can be a question of opinion, too (many like the format). But, I kind of know what you mean in your straightforward criticism. As I show in all my opening intros If you slow down the playback speed (in the RUclips settings), (IMO) it makes a huge difference and is (indeed) efficient ♪ I made sure to leave each colored dot static for a moment (and unblurred) for each note and chord. If you are curious, put the playback speed at 50% (even 25%) you'll see what I mean. Thanks for your insights. --------------------------------------------- Just in case, that's the website where I start from or get most of my tutorial infos before animations The solos I do this by ear, or either by watching and recreating other RUclipsrs showing examples. (I'm pretty sure you already know about it). tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/steely-dan/my-old-school-guitar-pro-232380 Peace + respect, sir ;^) ♪ .
Super ! En plus des solos de Jeff, j'adore les pêches de cuivre qui viennent ponctuer le morceau et sont bien goûteuses ;) bravo pour le taff, comme d'habitude. Petite remarque : le hashtag associée à la vidéo '#jeffbeck' est j'imagine une erreur !
Salut bien fidèle amigo Joe Le Mérou ;^) ♪ Merci de m'avoir indiquer la subtilité du hashtag Jeff Beck que j'avais omis de soutirer, ce que je viens de faire.♪ Y'arrive un point lorsque la plus grosse partie du travail est complétée, que je copie et colle simplement mes descriptions en ne changeant que quelques items comme le BPM, niveau de difficulté et tout et tout... Techniquement ça voudrait signifier que tous les tutoriaux depuis Scatterbrain en février devrais avoir le hashtag aussi, j'irai vérifier (respect).♪ -------------------------------------------- Pêches de cuivres, et bien tu viens d'améliorer ma francophonie ne connaissant pas cette appellation/expression avant d'avoir lu ton commentaire. Effectivement je n'ai pu m'empêcher/résister d'animer les pêches de cuivres, premièrement il y avait suffisamment d'espace pour eux sur le manche et ils ajoutent tellement de dynamismes et de valeur au contenu (tout de même 8 à 10 heures de travail pour les animer)♪ Tu sais Joe, je ne sais pas si mon concept et/ou si mon message passe bien et/ou s'il est facilement compréhensible, mais non seulement je conçois ces tutoriaux pour la passion d'apprendre ces incomparables et délicieuses œuvres d'art musicales de Steely Dan, mais il y a cet important aspect éducatif que chacune de ces leçons sont en soit des exercices que publie,. Pour potentiellement améliorer et muscler la dextérité, se familiariser avec des connaissances un peu plus approfondies et propulser les aptitudes artistiques de ceux qui ont du plaisir et qui s'intéressent à ma chaîne YT.♪ Donc pour moi prendre le temps d'animer ces passages (même des solos) qui ne sont pas nécessairement joués par les guitaristes, d'émuler le piano (souvent), quelques lignes de basses (lorsqu'elles sont complexes) et les deuxièmes guitariste, c'est dans le but aussi de les présenter comme des exercices/des jeux musicaux à se défier d'interpréter correctement pour élargir ses connaissances et mieux maîtriser la superficie accessible du manche de la guitare. ♪ --------------------------- Très bon ce guitariste Jeff *Skunk* Baxter, sa manière de jouer des solos m'ont appris pas mal de trucs astucieux, sur comment il exploite beaucoup les positions des annotations d'accords dans ses descentes et montées et il est un fervent utilisateur de pentatoniques *bluesie* classiques, qui sont hyper académiques et efficaces pour développer de bonnes habitudes en interprétation et improvisation musicalest. ♪ Peace + respect mon ami ;^) ♪ .
@@SEB-EDIT Comme toujours, gros respect pour le travail pédagogique. Je ne joue pas les morceaux car non guitariste mais c'est toujours un plaisir de suivre les tabs en direct, en particulier sur des solos que j'adore et que j'écoute depuis longtemps. Et effectivement, c'est très sympa d'avoir les autres instruments quand ils sont intéressants (ici les cuivres). Bref, encore un sans faute ! Merci
Man, you deliver at every song you do here, it's absolutely immaculate. I wish youtube along with passionate folks like you would've been around 5 and a half decades back then when i started playing music!
I wonder what could've been then.
I hope the young ones around her have a clou about how lucky they are to have tutorials note for note, chord for chord sitting around for free on the internet.
Thata great and dedicated folks like you make it all eaven greater! Love what you're doing! Thx a lot! ❤
Greetings, and a super 2024 to you, Mr. Bahuso Friends ;^) ♪
Sincere thanks for your genuine humbling and much-appreciated appreciation, sir.
A comment like yours, certainly lets me know I provide something purposeful,
and certainly keeps me motivated for creating more.♪
---------------------------
Not only do I want to encourage younger generations to discover and learn about Steely Dan's incomparable career
and their music selection, but (for myself too) I also purposely wanted to cater to the original generation
who've grown up listening to their brilliant musical craft, (as they were released on popular FM radio (lol..)),
but who never dared to go about dissecting their smooth, tricky, advanced, and often complex
chord progressions and arrangements ♪
------------------------------------
As I said, I do it for myself too, and I'm improving my guitar skills, and knowledge at the same time.
But I honestly wouldn't need the whole designed graphic format for the learning process.♪
I had the chance to learn the complex editing software "After Effects" in the tender year of my 45th birthday,
which enabled me to animate all these bouncing colored dots over the fretboard, displaying the chord annotation,
lyrics, events, and more... in a self-explanatory straightforward format (for all languages).♪
So yes I'm somewhat sharing unconditionally my content/(what would I call) my "Personal Music notes" for free,
in these pleasing tutorial formats, but I invest at least 11 hours of work for each minute of animation going on
(55 hours on average per Steely Dan lesson),.♪
My point (allow me to say), and to my surprise after (at least) 3000 hours of labor, too,
what's a bitter-sweet experience four years and 50 Steely Dan tutorials later on the internet,
is that there hasn't been much support from Patreon, BuyMeACoffee, and other supporting platforms.
But, I'm still growing and there are a lot of channels for guitar education out there to choose
and support from. I admit.♪
----------------------------------
Five decades ago,
most probably there were (even today) not many teachers and/or musical schools (My Old Schools (lol..))
that would teach any of their complex songs like I do. Those who did were most probably advanced musicians
who purchased music sheets and dissected them on their own. (IMO, way more tedious and complicated).♪
I wouldn't be surprised
(especially with the option of slowing down the speed of the tutorials in the RUclips settings)
that some guitar teachers and/or schools are or will use my tutorials as a teaching tool.
(But, a private teacher is a minimum of $40 per hour on average?). ♪
---------------------------------------
But kind and well-felt interactions like yours have tremendous value.
Thanks a bunch, and the best is yet to come, amigo ♪
Peace, kind regards, health + respect ;^) ♪
.
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Great song,digging right in ,thanks Seb! Literally have my guitar right next to me ,lol!
Hey there, Mr. Atomdent ;^) ♪
Thans a bunch, very pleasing to play indeed . ♪
Never surrender my friend and stay always tuned.♪
Peace + Respect ;^) ♪
.
It's mezmerizing to see the instruments dancing around the fretboard like that - how on earth did you manage to create that??
Thanks Seb, impressive as always.
Much thanks to you my friendo ArthurWesterman8763 ;^) ♪
In a humble way, I'm pretty proud of this tutorial's results.♪
Peace + much respect to you, *MY OLD/long-time SEBSCRIBER* (lol..)♪
Great set up
Greetings, Mr. Rupertiona ;^) ♪
I'm pretty sure you're talking about the format/method and it's animated graphics.
As far as the gear I work with for filming, editing, and recording,
is surprisingly rudimentary (and it's euphemism (lol..).
But I manage with it pretty well. Thanks for your kind words, sir.
Peace + respect ;^) ♪
.
Amazing.
Greetings, Mr. Ystad Cop ;^) ♪
Thanks a bunch for sharing your much-apreciated appreciation, sir.♪
Peace + respect ;^) ♪
.
What a fantastic video man, excellent. 6.7 difficulty more like 670 for me!
Greetings, Mr. Hugh Gilbert ;^) ♪
(Lol..!) it's that difficult..?
Technically, I emulate more what the piano does
than what the original guitar track is playing ♪
Therefore if you go about playing it as I propose and play it, it can be more challenging,
but the original guitar parts, are (IMO) pretty easy to follow
(and I've animated them, too, as you can see). ♪
------------------
Those I've evaluated at 9/10 and over like; Gaucho, I Got The News, Maxine,
The Goodbye Look, Walk Between The Raindrops, Aja Negative Girl, and a few more,
it's ridiculous, and mind-boggling, how much practice they require.
(55 chords voicing on average, and many events structurally).♪
------------------------------------------
My friend you have the privilege to be alive in 2023, and to benefit from discovering
channels like mine that can teach you masterful compositions like those of Steely Dan.♪
(IMO) at your own pace, with this incredible option to slow down the playback speed
without changing its pitch (in the RUclips settings), there is no rational argument,
that if you put the effort over an unknown period,
you'll acquire it or them guaranteed.♪
Though I have good guitar knowledge and experience,
I practice them all thoroughly before showing my visual one-take-shot performances
(for sure close to 50 to 60 repetitions each).♪
"An extraordinary musician is a musician with an extraordinary determination".
Take your time my friend, because there are not too many shortcuts when learning some Steely Dan. ♪
-----------------------------------
I can undeniably say, that if you do so,
you will improve your guitar skills, and knowledge, radically for the best.♪
Stay tuned, the best is yet to come, and never surrender, mon ami.♪
Peace, kind regards + respect ;^) ♪
.
tab is far more effective than notes that appear and disappear in a fraction of a second.
Greetings, sir ;^) ♪
I try my best. In a sense, it can be a question of opinion, too (many like the format).
But, I kind of know what you mean in your straightforward criticism.
As I show in all my opening intros If you slow down the playback speed (in the RUclips settings),
(IMO) it makes a huge difference and is (indeed) efficient ♪
I made sure to leave each colored dot static for a moment (and unblurred) for each note and chord.
If you are curious, put the playback speed at 50% (even 25%) you'll see what I mean.
Thanks for your insights.
---------------------------------------------
Just in case, that's the website where I start from or get most of my tutorial infos before animations
The solos I do this by ear, or either by watching and recreating other RUclipsrs showing examples.
(I'm pretty sure you already know about it).
tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/steely-dan/my-old-school-guitar-pro-232380
Peace + respect, sir ;^) ♪
.
Super ! En plus des solos de Jeff, j'adore les pêches de cuivre qui viennent ponctuer le morceau et sont bien goûteuses ;) bravo pour le taff, comme d'habitude. Petite remarque : le hashtag associée à la vidéo '#jeffbeck' est j'imagine une erreur !
Salut bien fidèle amigo Joe Le Mérou ;^) ♪
Merci de m'avoir indiquer la subtilité du hashtag Jeff Beck que j'avais omis de soutirer, ce que je viens de faire.♪
Y'arrive un point lorsque la plus grosse partie du travail est complétée, que je copie et colle simplement mes descriptions en ne changeant que quelques items comme le BPM, niveau de difficulté et tout et tout... Techniquement ça voudrait signifier que tous les tutoriaux depuis Scatterbrain en février devrais avoir le hashtag aussi, j'irai vérifier (respect).♪
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Pêches de cuivres, et bien tu viens d'améliorer ma francophonie ne connaissant pas cette appellation/expression avant d'avoir lu ton commentaire. Effectivement je n'ai pu m'empêcher/résister d'animer les pêches de cuivres, premièrement il y avait suffisamment d'espace pour eux sur le manche et ils ajoutent tellement de dynamismes et de valeur au contenu (tout de même 8 à 10 heures de travail pour les animer)♪
Tu sais Joe, je ne sais pas si mon concept et/ou si mon message passe bien et/ou s'il est facilement compréhensible, mais non seulement je conçois ces tutoriaux pour la passion d'apprendre ces incomparables et délicieuses œuvres d'art musicales de Steely Dan, mais il y a cet important aspect éducatif que chacune de ces leçons sont en soit des exercices que publie,. Pour potentiellement améliorer et muscler la dextérité, se familiariser avec des connaissances un peu plus approfondies et propulser les aptitudes artistiques de ceux qui ont du plaisir et qui s'intéressent à ma chaîne YT.♪
Donc pour moi prendre le temps d'animer ces passages (même des solos) qui ne sont pas nécessairement joués par les guitaristes, d'émuler le piano (souvent), quelques lignes de basses (lorsqu'elles sont complexes) et les deuxièmes guitariste, c'est dans le but aussi de les présenter comme des exercices/des jeux musicaux à se défier d'interpréter correctement pour élargir ses connaissances et mieux maîtriser la superficie accessible du manche de la guitare. ♪
---------------------------
Très bon ce guitariste Jeff *Skunk* Baxter, sa manière de jouer des solos m'ont appris pas mal de trucs astucieux, sur comment il exploite beaucoup les positions des annotations d'accords dans ses descentes et montées et il est un fervent utilisateur de pentatoniques *bluesie* classiques, qui sont hyper académiques et efficaces pour développer de bonnes habitudes en interprétation et improvisation musicalest. ♪
Peace + respect mon ami ;^) ♪
.
@@SEB-EDIT Comme toujours, gros respect pour le travail pédagogique. Je ne joue pas les morceaux car non guitariste mais c'est toujours un plaisir de suivre les tabs en direct, en particulier sur des solos que j'adore et que j'écoute depuis longtemps. Et effectivement, c'est très sympa d'avoir les autres instruments quand ils sont intéressants (ici les cuivres). Bref, encore un sans faute ! Merci
Good yab
Hey there, Mr. Glenn ;^) ♪
Thanks a bunch, amigo. ♪
Peace, kind regards + respect ;^) ♪
.
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Hey there My Old School friend André, how you doin' ;^) ♪
How's the summer treating ya?♪
Catch-up with you more soon, amigo ♪
Peace + respect ;^) ♪
.