Guitar Masterclass 5...LET'S ROCK!!
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Let's Rock!! Three chords A, D and E were all that was needed to create some of the most iconic pop and rock songs in history. This lesson will show you how to make the most of those 3 chords and have listeners believe you're playing 2 guitars! Download my 'FREE' idiot proof finger position charts here: www.bluenotegu...
PS. I'm playing on acoustic so you can hear the notes clearly - play it on electric with distortion and volume and it'll blow your head off!
Thanks, another great lesson Rob, it’s the first time I felt like I was getting somewhere
Great stuff welldone sir
Good lesson thanks for teaching and sharing it is appreciated.
Great lesson. The diagrams are so helpful. Thanks!
Love your easy, casual, down-to-earth style of teaching. Worth well more than 30k subs. Thanks, as always.
Cheers Rob, loving your content.
Another great lesson Rob. Think I can speak for all on here and say that we look forward to these lessons each weak. I'm learning a lot of techniq and enjoying the journey. Was going to give up guitar as I wasn't making progress and now I am. Also been giving Classical Gas a go and it ain't half bad so far,
Thanks again Rob, keep em coming. 👍
Thanks Rob, much appreciated.
Top class! As always Rob! Keep up the good work!! Thank you!! 👍🎸🎸🎸
Thank you, I really appreciate what you are sharing to us. 😊
Fabulous lesson. Keep them coming.
Thanks Rob great lesson yet again. 😎
Rock it Rob! Let’s go 30k!
Perfect, thank you! My file is getting thick with all my Rob downloads😁
Rob I enjoy every one of your lessons, I know you do a lot of Beatles if sometime you could do Two of Us would be appreciated. Keep strumming 🎸🎸
Yes Rob, I would like to improve the left and right hand technique on classical guitar . So a group of nice exercises and pieces ( not necessarily scales ) arpeggios, single notes etc .In so doing not stressing when playing , so to be as comfortable as possible on both hands which I think is part of the skill. Also the relationship between your charts, tabs, and musical notation , so bringing out the rhythm and tune easier.
Great tutorial Rob. It would be great to do lessons on the Spanish guitar and learn some important finger work . Bryn
Yes, there’s already plenty of stuff on the site if you go back and have a look. Classical, country, Travis picking, Chet Atkins picking styles, Donovan etc etc. give me an idea of what you’d like to do and I’ll check it out. 👍🏻
Love your lesson's Rob. Just finished Moon River played properly. Cheers.👍🎸
Great lesson thank you very much. Day tripper was ring in my head when you played it
Thank you once again
God bless you
Loving this Rob, just brilliant!! 'This is just where I came in' Bee Gees
Excellent lesson opened up another avenue of the guitar learnings journey and u hit the nail on the head it allways seems impossible then with practise becomes possible i allways think aaargh i Can never do that then in half hour or so i get it and a wonderful sense of achievement thanks
Thank you man,i really appreciate your time and instructions on how to become creative,my goal is to play so i can get my wife to dance to my music.groovy man,really groovy!!!
You are a great teacher. Awesome lessons on great things to learn. Thanks.
brilliant again rob ...thanks..
Thanks
Cheers Rob. Much appreciated as usual. Might I suggest some Ronnie Wood/Faces tracks for Saturday. Or some cool John Martin tracks?
Hi. Enjoying learning. Any Ray La Montagne. Keep on playing.
GT.
As always a great tutorial just picked this one up enjoyed your live session last night keep it up
Many thanks for that Rob. Been playing a long time but this simplifies everything!
Hi Rob, have the intermediate and advanced lessons come to an end? 🙏
Thanks!
Thanks Michael. 👍🏻😎
Hi Rob, I am 70 and finally brought myself a decent guitar a Yamaha. FG-TA ( no amp required) Trying to play cheap guitars is pointless. (too hard) Thanks to you, I do not feel embarrassed playing in front of my friends, in fact I love the look of astonishment in their faces when I play a song . I still find the Yamaha a bit bulky, could you recommend a reasonably priced guitar ? Top man, cheers. Bill
Hi Bill, try looking for a second hand Takamine, Martin or Taylor. I never buy new guitars as, like a pair of shoes, they need to be worn in. It may have a few scratches etc, but it’s the quality of the guitar and how easy it is to play that’s important. 👍🏻
30,000 - How about some Tom Petty - easy for beginners and intermediates
Can you do Angie? Thanks...
Yes, I’ll do it. 👍🏻😎
Rock n'
Hi where can I find the 12 Bar Blues video please?
Sorry , meant John Martin of course.
John Martyn ,Ye gods, me and spellcheck just don’t get on!
Chucked my guitar in the corner, can't get my pinky to move while holding down the D chord shape.
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Does being able to “see the shapes of scales/notes on the fingerboard and simply practicing them (slowly at first) to get finger memorisation then speeding up using a metronome, ensure finger dexterity and speed increase?
Think shapes not notes. Think of it this way, we don’t think of each letter when we speak; music is the same.
@@fennahrob6934Ok but when trying to increase finger dexterity and speed for soloing etc (flying through arpeggios for just one example), what’s the best/most effective and efficient way of increasing speed? I know this is nothing to do with this particular lesson but I can do what you have shown here (while it’s still valuable to revisit and experiment with).
Just play over and over again. You have to treat playing guitar as you would a physical sport. It’s all about repetition and muscle memory. Only practice and time will suffice.
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