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Bonus Lessons and Practice Sessions Designed Just For You.
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As you know, usually I have multiple practice sessions on Patreon, but the truth is, this YouTube video does its job. So, Here is a single unique practice session of me just trying to relearn a hard riff in front of you. This way you can see what it takes and how I squirm trying to do it.
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YouTube Comments - 103 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
Ian, you are one of YouTube's gems. For me, you are the exact teacher I needed. I have learned more from you in the last few months than I have learned in the last 45 years since I first learned the 5 forms of the pentatonic. After a long time, I am truly inspired again.
Thank you, brother. Happy Holidays and have an awesome new year. I can hardly wait for your upcoming videos. - Jstn, lead guitarist/singer for Just An Expression
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Best guitar channel for me. The guitar coach I never thought I needed.Thank you for sharing your approach!
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This is also helpful if you break a string while playing a gig. You can move to a different spot or string grouping and make it through a song, sometimes
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I think you have dived into another universe of how to explain the guitar 🎸 my man you are a Genius. This blew my mind yet made sense, chur chur from New Zealand 🇳🇿
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I've been watching you for years and this is by far one of your best videos
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Another great video, you're mistakes and honesty about them makes you more likeable, and one of us. Have a happy new year.
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Thanks for sticking it all together
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So glad I finally found a guitar teacher that can relate lessons to the music I love. YouTube is full of the “shreddy” type guys. Having you be able to break lessons down using songs I know and love just makes practicing and learning so much more fun.
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Love your honesty man. Humble regular dude. Another like and already been subscribed, Thanks brother.
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Thanks for the lesson!
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Fantastic lesson. Thank you
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I’ve put this off for the past year. The best thing I DID do this past year was memorize all of the notes on the guitar and intervals in relative to keys/chords.
This, to me, is the application of this. Learning vocal melodies and moving them around has been a fun practice of this.
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Hey Stich! been a while since I've been back here but every time I come back to your page you always have the answer to questions that are on my mind. Thank you!!
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Your channel has made my year significantly happier. Happy new years!!
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Just revisited my Udemy Master Class for blues Stich for a refresher and again I cant say enough to Thank You for the fun and gratification you have brought to me and no doubt thousands with this hobby. Again Thx Bro.
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Thank you so much, now i am in marathon of all your videos. I am learning many new thing from you brother.
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great stuff, Stich. this is is an exemplary lesson.
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Very fruitful way to exercise! I like your - let's say - holistic approach regarding fingers, mind, habbits, etc.
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Hi - You are by far the most impressive guitar teacher I have ever seen in your ability to communicate with students about music and guitar. You have asked what lessons students would like to hear/see. My input would be more on how to develop and practice timing in general and especially with different right-hand patterns. Guitar teachers spend a great deal of time on mastering the fingerboard, finger mechanics, music theory. Then they say things like, "and if you can just hit the chord changes, you have it!" Uhhhh, but, how do I get there. Some lessons on improving proper timing in practical ways would be great. As well, keeping time with the strumming/picking when varying the chord and left-hand arpeggios and other choices is something missing from most guitar instructors help. I want to "Hit the changes", but need some guidance. Thanks for all you do.
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@KevinIlsen
2 years ago
Being able to play a riff in different places on the neck has another benefit, in addition to the finger exercise. When you're initially trying to figure out how to play a riff that you hear, it's not enough to just know the notes and timing of the riff. The tone will be different depending on where it's played. If you're really trying to make it sound as close to the original as possible, WHERE you play it will make a big difference. For example: playing thin strings near the nut will sound different than playing thicker strings higher up the neck. ALSO -- within a particular riff, you have options of whether to stay on the same string vs. move to a different string. Some guitarists love riffs and solos that stick to a single string (Neil Young obviously comes to mind!), and in some cases that is important for the sound that you're after. But it's far more common for a player to articulate the riff across different strings, and if you're able to recognize how the riff relates to scale patterns AND CHORD SHAPES it really improves your ability to learn riffs more quickly -- especially riffs that extend across a multi-chord progression.
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