Excellent tutorial! i would like to hear what you think about getting a similar sound with other type guitars like a Strat or a Gibson and if you think it is feasible? I sold all my Telecaster type guitars years ago, but like the country sound! You got my subscription!

I used to be more advanced. Now they call me Rusty. LMAO!

They used to make those Nashville Teles with a B-Bender!

Do you have a patrion yet so people can subscribe for tablature for lessons yet?

thanks for the video. done well and straight to the point. In addition ... Love your shirt! (got like 3/4 of the way thru and went "heeeeeyy!! Gaslight anthem shirt!!")

question??? 01:26 A major chord. does the lick come from the A minor pentatonic position 5? or do you even think about that ?

I love these country scales videos. Please keep them coming! 🙂

Just subscribed. Great lesson!

Country tone is whatever you have and a tele. There’s no rules.

Killer video dude! Gotta ask, where can I get that hat??

This is such a great lesson. Thanks for uploading!

At last, someone that can really play and get the right sound unlike most of the 12 bar Blues crap we get on KZbin, really informative video.

I recently purchased your presets but they will not load into my helix. I updated my helix before I tried to install your presets but my helix gives me an error saying it doesn’t recognize some of the products in this preset. I have purchased and loaded other presets into my helix with no issues, has anyone else had this problem? If so were you able to fix it and how, thanks for any info you can give me. I love the sound of these patches and would love to be able to use them thanks again!

Thanks my friend. I try to learn. Take care and god bless.

It's a mixolydian scale... basically you're playing A scale over the E chord adding the G which is the E minor III.

Nice video with lots of useful information. One thing I would say is that compression doesn't compress lower and higher volume. It's lower and higher frequencies that get compressed which intensifies the impact those compressed frequencies have on the sound. It's what give that popping type sound to the notes when you pick them.

That,s clear and easy my practice so fun. Thank you so much.

i don't play or listen to country at all and i learned so much. sounds soooo good

good for you! btw, what is your day job?

Just found your lessons and they are a huge help bro!

That was sick. I can use that. Thanks!

Im a drummer but I play a lot of rock guitar but man I wish I coild Honky Tonk like that. Such a different style I reckon you just gotta have it in your blood.

Basically. At my level I'm gonna learn all the major chords variants. For each key. And start really developing the chicken picking technique before I delve any further. I feel this style of guitar playing takes a lot of patience to really learn and master.

Add a b3rd to the Mixolydian mode.

That's awesome. Thanks for sharing

Im an old chord strummer looking to learn some leads like these to expand my abilities. This tutorial has really given me some inspiration to practice and you make it achievable for someone new to lead like myself. Thanks a ton! New sub here!

Thanks. Fine video and very helpful.

Awesome video

Thank You so Much

Really great video thanks 🙏🏾

Got to love being a musician 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Wow! Lots of good stuff here. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Love it!! Forgot about Doug Seven

A 26 year old that wants to learn nothing but country guitar!! Any more tips anyone has learned in their start of this journey?

Great video Steve. Thank you!

Finally someone who can make double stops sound good!

Very good. I think playing in a band is better practice than anything once you have your skills to a certain level.

Great video. Using more minor 3rd and flat 7th is modern. Getting to the major 3rd quicker is more Brent Mason 90s or early Eagles.

That tele has 3 pickup?

I bought a few books on country playing and riffs. Learning major scale playing as well. Board was volume, compressor, delay and might have had a boost not sure if it was a six band eq or a soft clip od. Amp fender vibralux…playing had biggest impact.

Amazing

The most American video ever. Every guitar player outside America is now scratching their head. 😆

Did you retire from hockey Sydney....... to become a country picker?

What model tele is this?

Cool

Im so motivated, im here watching you instead of just going and doing it. Or.. just stealing some ideas.

The country tone sounded great with just the amp and guitar... and the player of course! The other pedals added the icing to the cake. I've heard many similar explanations of how compressors work, and didn't understand it until I realised it wasn't how compressors work! The first part of the explanation is all that was needed. It makes loud sounds quieter. What it doesn't do is make quiet sounds louder. As the difference between the loudest and quietest sound is smaller, it gives the impression that quiet sounds are louder as they are closer in comparison to the loudest sound. Below the threshold setting, the volume does not change at all. The overall sound can be made louder with the gain/volume control but there isn't anything interactive happening to make quiet sounds louder. Perhaps I'm over complicating things, but it made much more sense to me!

Thanks for posting Steve. Great tuition, clear explanations and diagrams.

To compensate for bright pickups, we're told to cut the treble on the amp instead of using the treble cut on the guitar. I recently saw a video saying you should do the opposite, boosting treble on the amp and cutting it on the guitar. I wonder why someone would choose one method over the other? Good video.

Dude this unlocked soooo many things for me thank you!