His new stuff sucks

His first (and second) guitars were electric, so no.

@@osirus211 lmao you know your stuff

@@RedlightBlue some of us pay attention to the lore, you casual

Did you cut off the end of your own video?

YOUSIICAN

Yousician is the best way to learn to play the guitar

@@grungyasscinema Truly? What else have you tried?

@@ItsaDaPope-a Oh, I have no clue. I was just ironically stating lines from the ad haha . As for me, I was pretty young when I started so I didn't really pressure myself into improving, but I started out by learning songs I liked to listen to and then from there slowly got into basic theory. I figure my next step after learning more intricate aspects of theory is ear training.

@@grungyasscinema Oh, haha. I was asking in earnest because I am just starting out and don't have the $$ for private lessons.

Is not gonna sound like that if you don't stand like that

You’re bringing light into the darkness

*Cringy almost staccato playing*

Ricardo Rodríguez I mean it’s not cringe if it’s done by one of the greatest guitarists in the world.

Ricardo Rodríguez I mean it’s not cringe if it’s done by one of the greatest guitarists in the world.

Lmao same

The Carlos Santana one!?!??, cause me too 🤣

@@Apxagp yeah lol

Me too, hahahahahaha.

Same here

Ya this dude is a D lol 😆

@@magickbeans nah A+

with yousician

same

Then get an electric

@@lukebower9299 r/whooosh

im right there with you even if you dont know what to do just pick it up daily if your passionate about then then the knowledge will find you from one beginner to another good luck.

I would edit in “modern” or contemporary because I know what he means but yeah, it’s a bit much. There is a guitarist, Ted Greene, who really understood the marriage of Bach into contemporary western music, worth checking out

@@justingarcia7722 yep, i understood what he meant, i'm just messing around. Great vid overall, really enjoyed. I'll look into Ted

"Western" meaning North American (but also European, as our music spread to Europe, and worldwide). Classical music was essentially a root of everything, and from music unique to America, - Jazz and Blues, formed another type of music that was originally unique to America but quickly spread around the world, starting in the U.K. - Rock, or Rock and Roll). Jazz and Blues are probably the major foundation of Rock and Roll (and of much Latin music also). But most of the music genres and musical influences were European in origin.

I think it's easy to forget that Carlos Santana is a rock/pop musician who basically blends blues, pop and latin influence together to make a distinct and more profound sound. Blues is the foundation of what we consider mainstream rock and roll. That being said, Jethro Tull played Bach and most guitarists should know "Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring". Most Jazz musicians love Bach and know a lot of it. I think if you are a rock guitarist you should know quite a bit of Blues. You are exempt from this rule only if you are in Radiohead, Sonic Youth or Kraftwerk. Also, the more Bach you know as a keyboardist, the more accessible the advanced piano repertoire is.

We hear blues influences in rock country, pop, rnb..... and a zillion other styles, where is your classical music at? People dont want complicated stuff, yea mozart is great but thats it. Few people use his stuff or even listen to him regularly. FACTS

explain??

before you know it

@@RedlightBlue- Don't be embarrassed. Learn to get over your embarrassment, and like Carlos said, learn to breathe while you play. I'm a great (or good :) guitarist, but I can't breathe lol (I have COPD and other health issues). And thus I almost never play any more. Any dreams of being a rock star were short lived. But I met Carlos and jammed with him a little in 1992. Will never forget that. Learn your chords (major, minor, diminished, etc., etc. etc.). Then learn the fret-board and where the same notes are on different strings, up the scale, and in different octaves (by dissecting the chords and notes within you learned) . Learn your scales (pentatonic, hepatonic, etc. up and down the fretboard (ascending/ descending). Learn and practice picking techniques, and strumming techniques and combinations of both. Then practice shapes and forms and stretching your hand to experiment with what is comfortable for you. The entire learning process is an experiment. An enjoyable but sometimes frustrating experiment. I would (and did) definitely listen to the Blues and Jazz, and Classical music (and Latin music, Asian, African, - all types of music really). The foundation of Rock is the Blues (in large part). And once you are relatively good, the knowledge and foundation of Jazz and Classical forms on the guitar, will help you improvise to learn more leads, scales, solos, etc. I would buy a metronome or a keyboard that has one (for timing), and use the pre-programmed samples to help you learn guitar (or most other instruments). It's so good to have a rhythm section (or improvised one) when learning. Just my three cents. I'm an expert at nothing, and a master at everything :) (including bating). Nice Les Paul. Thanks for the video.

SkylineToTheSeaAndMe you put in a lot of work into that comment and I just wanted to let you know it did not go unnoticed and unappreciated.

Still waiting for it to come out

Pretty sure it will be a noviceclass video.

Itll go straight to KZfaq 😂🤣

Look at my Masterclass, Everytime I do, it makes me laugh - Chad Kroeger

🤮🤮

I got bad news for them but since they hardly can hear....

💀 😂

It's a sign

Same

Blues is feel and feel is equivalent to timeless, good music

You're with me always, sexy grandpa

Excellent advice.

Lmfao... sean evans??

Just not egg head

God damn I knew he sounded a bit familiar

Yeah, if he took a quaalude and smoked a blunt.

and then took 5 shots

500k or 100k

@@RedlightBlue you deserve 500k but I expected you would have 100k already

he has ~25.200 Subs

He's uploaded some originals a while back

Thx my dude 😎🎸🎥

Love u

thank you :)) maybe one day.. but for now i'm really enjoying the guitar stuff, ja feel?

lmao glad you're getting so much out of it :) i'll try to keep it up

Lmfao glad you appreciated it. I dont think everyone did

That's the key to his success. And is his philosophy of life.

Love u 2. Also I'll try

You're the first to say something!! Haha thank you

thanks :) glad you like

You're great. Thank you

Sry

Love you

It's obnoxious

My video or the masterclass lmao

Redlight Blue masterclass

It's more important now than ever

Thank you:))

Redlight Blue also your hair is sick!

I do what I can for this important cause. Also thanks

That's the plan. We'll all be masters of 110 bpm

Thank you :))

you're great

Thanks for the video idea