I do this on the bass, even in cover songs, I just think it's best to the song, just play the bass like it was a dumm kit most of the times. And it just feels right and good to listening too.

Andrew, I know this is an old video, but I just discovered your playlist and I feel like my brain exploded! All of this makes so much sense in a way it never did before. Thank you SO much

Very good video again! 😊

I've had both...the Joyo sounds WAY better, in my opinion! More clarity and less mud. Made me sick to my stomach to return the Revv.

Can you do a vid on arpeggios for all the modes in a key

I've been doing this for a couple of years and I still haven't nailed the open C chord. Those open chords up the neck are harder because of how they are farther away from my body. I think my hand position needs help. I'm an older beginner. Do you have a video on hand position up the neck?

The best rhythm guitarist I’ve listened to is Johnny Marr, a master of this style

It’s just about the guitarist themselves

So excited to try this! Thank you for the amazing lesson and inspiration 😎

Have you checked whether having the power brick mounted next to the drive pedal underneath introduces any additional noise? I was thinking of doing something similar but was worried about noise from the external power brick.

Awesome explanation. Top notch for a beginner like me who started guitar a month back. I feel like i know more now

Andrew, By now I have spent 5+ hours, perhaps even 10 hours, researching how to gauge if I am an intermediate guitarist. Your video is concretely, one of the best. You have listed 10 quantifiable skills that can be mastered. Great stuff. The only two things I would add would be: 1) An intermediate guitarist can read sheet music and play a song quickly. 2) An intermediate guitarist can jam with other intermediate guitarists reading sheet music. I'm not an expert. I am an advanced beginner who has practiced/played 180+ days in a row. Your video is valuable, glad I found it on KZfaq. I do hope my feedback was useful. Thanks Again for Your Video.

That was truly helpful.

Once again, you covered exactly what I was looking for. Thank you very much. Yer a wizard Andy!

Life. Real life. And it's not holding me back, but my family is more important. They only grow up once.

Awesome lesson. Everyone doing do not ever get tattoos they’re so stupid, ugly and distracting and ungodly

Rhythm, technique. :/ i am really a struggle bug with strumming patterns. Especially faster strumming.

Both have a slightly annoying harmonic on one of the chords. You do this comparison as a blind test, no one would be able to accurately tell the difference. Guitarist listen with their eyes.

As a beginner/intermediate guitar player, but experienced drummer, I’ve always done this. In the noob areas of the interweb that I frequent people often ask "what’s the strumming pattern" and it’s always sounded like the wrong question to ask.

Thank you so much. I no longer need chord ai app anymore

I’m not gay or trans but you have great hair

Cutting my fingernails more regularly lol. I was surprised how much of a difference making sure my nails were short makes

Finally clear

Its that a jazzmaster American vintage 2

Really coooool

very interesting, thanks a lot Andrew thanks a lot

Im left handed playing right handed so this inverted visual is perfect.

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Good stuff!

Thank you❤

wanted to get the tonex one but this............ i want.... more lol

If I could gift you $1 million, I would!!!! I have ADHD, & have been putting off playing my guitar because I cannot for the life of me understand what I’m doing or what I’m supposed to be doing I was told not to go the music theory route and try doing the pentatonic scale but even with that people just told me “oh, just learn the shapes not the notes & you will just get it one day by hearing it”… that did not help me at all. I came across your video & I’m so happy I did because you have explained it so well & I am so grateful! I’m literally sitting here at 3:21 AM writing down notes in my bed 😭 thank you so much for this video! You are an amazing teacher! Plz keep making videos!!

Cool video! Very helpful in feeling comfortable going up the fretboard!

Always nice to see you providing easy to understand step-by-step methods about difficult concepts! Then still some practice required... no magic!

I play rhythm, but I'm also the singer so for me it is keeping it simple with strumming. I love to practice lead in my spare time but I'm years away for playing lead

According to JOYO (see their website) ► "American Sound reproduces the sound of a Fender 57 Deluxe amp" Not the Tweed.

Andrew, I've had guitar teachers and lessons for decades, but no one has ever put all the scales, keys, and shapes together as you have. Most teachers never show how all the keys and scales are related, right inside positions on the fret board. This lesson puts it all together. A big thank you, especially for this lesson, which ties everything together. As you say, it's a beefy one.

Amazing teaching talent, the material is structured and easy to consume. I watched a lot of music theory videos trying to get a grasp on the basics, but this one stands out big time! Thank you so much!

Great vid

Jokes aside my biggest Guitar learning challenge is hitting the chords and the right strings sometimes. Like my left hand will hit the chord then my right will strum a string too low. Funny enough as I write this comment you answered how to fix this. Lol wow great video

Before I continue the rest of the video. Umm if 20 years passed and I am not progressing in Guitar Ill switch to Bass.

That song made me get a strat

Bluegrass has been doing this for decades

Great vid, Andrew! First step for me will be setting up similar tone.

So you like the major scale more than the pentatonic, eh?! 😀

I love it! Thank you!

Thanks a lot

Excellent.... cheers from Canada...

Brilliant!