Interested to know the first scales everyone else learnt first?

Someone stay at home to much . Lol

Very interesting. Thanks. Nice playing anyway.

AND I LOVE IT

Beautiful study ❤❤❤

Thank you sir🎉

Very nice

Good concept

are you Jason Momoa's brother?

I will never do this exercise cause it's not my type of exercise plus im talentless but liked the video as always

Amazing video. Couldn't agree more. Been studying the major scale for months and it has opened up my eyes to theory. Everything from this helps.

Awesome thank you. Great lesson

Hecho!! Gracias Roy!!!

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👨🏻‍🏫🎸🎼🎵🎶🧐💡🫡👌🏻✌🏻!!! Thanks for your diligence and dedication 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 !!! ☮️💙

All of this is wrong. If you want Phil you have to play talk dirty to me from poison palm muted the whole thing.

This is good stuff. Its this kinda stuff that makes the guitar an interesting instrument and you've gotta take advantage of it.

How to make the lick a question and make a lick a answer

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Which guitar model is that

This is amazing bro

Not a musician, but I'm fascinated by self-expression and enjoy the blues. Always wanted someone to explain this concept to me - thanks so much for posting!

it's a simple concept. the question lick ends on any note except the root, and then the 'answer' ends on a root note.

Hey roy can you start a vlogging channel that would be cool

he watched the John Mayer interview

Do you do lessons ?

The bends make tension and give that feel like when you come out of a long flight and stretch.

Vibrato🤌🏼

Whats your favourite technique?

Sir how to become a guitarist?

Vai👌🏻

Yes, thanks for responding to my comment.

Noice trick 😃

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Here's a phrasing trick i use in pretty much every lick I play. If I have to play a note twice, i'll play it on two separate strings. Makes it a lot more interesting and sounds really cool when you slide into that second note! Check out my courses at www.royzivmusic.com/courses

Can you post more

Dang teach me senpai

While many think of ‘feel’ as just a mysterious instinct, it’s really about the phrasing. Similar to how we use tone and pauses in our speech to convey emotions. It’s about where and how you place your notes, your dynamics, the subtleties of vibrato, and the intention behind each note. smoothness, vibrato wideness, timing, the lift of your bends, etc.

LEGIT, this one of the most IMPORTANT and _game-changing_ concepts for writing and playing lead solos ...it applies to answering vocals, playing behind/with the singer. In country music (mostly), the lead instruments will play complimentary melodic phrases that fill in the gaps. *Roy explained the psychology of this about as perfect as I've ever heard it!* I'm definitely a fan!

You are the best

Another exellent lesson. Thx👍🏻

Hi. I would like to ask what equipment to use. What should I use so that I can get a sound similar to yours? Regards!

Great lesson thanks! just wondering when I practice switching from one key to another, sometimes I forget what 3 and 5 notes are on the key I was playing, so I might make a mistake hitting the wrong note. So is it important to remember the 3 and 5 notes for each key?

Really helpful... thank you, man!

That helped so much!

Great lesson thank you 🙏

Will you please make a lesson explaining what kind of shapes you were talking about in this: kzfaq.infojTqG_ltRyjE?si=qIx1ztr-ijeuiwPM It seemed like you were searching for the chord in your head, and once you found it you built something of an arpeggio shape based on that, but I can’t quite make the connection on my own. A lesson would be much appreciated!

Beautiful approach ♥️. Keep posted more brother. Loved your art 💦

Awesome 🤩

Thank you sir! Small thing but a very big difference 👍