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Sweet gear man, sounds great! Showing each pedal close up kept me watching for what was coming next. Wish you would have shown a shot of the whole board at the end though.

I love it!

I've struck gold, it's rare for me to see a guitarist make tutorials for J-rock!

Great review!

Wow, Awesome! I've also create a Tab of RuLe, but I'm still learning and I've done a simple hear Melody of that.

Considering one of these for my pedalboard (Pedaltrain Metro 16 should fit well in that main compartment) & other gear... any idea how this compares to Mono's pedalboard bags in terms of the padding on the sides and between sections/compartments? Think it would sufficiently protect more expensive gear in that main pocket?

This was actually very personally helpful to me. Would you be willing to offer feedback on our tone of the song emerge? We offer royalty free music btw if you are interested 😊 keep up the good work man I love ur fluency on camera. Very inspiring. (I use helix native btw cuz I am not great at that stuff lol)

Amazing cover! How many tries does it take to get the perfect take? or is it all just first try?

If you’d like to learn the chords and basic melody line of this song check out this video!! ーーーーー> “RuLe” 【Ado】 - Guitar Tutorial + Breakdown kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZS8q2iiZZyLmtU Thanks for watching and enjoy!

Great cover!! If you ever try and do a tab sheet for this music, maybe i will try and play it myself. Keep up the good work

Hi Rick! I'm also an Ado's fan and i've Just learnt to play Ussewa. I'm learning the various chords, and I would ask you of you have a written Tab of RuLe, that Is a marvelous Song.

Thank you for your work, it was great. And a good way to teach it.👍

Awesome breakdown 🙌🏽

So helpful!

Composer Yoko Kanono has composed many anime songs. She is well known for her pop Jazz type compositions. Other songs are more complex.

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I love Ado, she's the best, and you as well!

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fun fact: that verse progression is the Andalusian cadence in b minor

Hey all! So sorry about the tuning of the guitar!! I hope you can hear with it for this video and I’ll make sure it’s better for the future ones! Thanks for watching!

love the video... but please tune..

I have never commented on videos but I just wanna share this! I just came across your channel and absolutely love your stuff! I like your genuineness and how raw you keep your videos it feels very refreshing and real! I also love how you're exploring Japanese music and guitar! I am a fairly new guitarist, I've been playing for about 2 years now and used to play for my church as well with a love for Japanese style music/guitar stuff! I unfortunately don't have any friends/musicians to share my music/guitar passion with and always just play alone as a "bedroom guitarist" so seeing your content made me feel like I have someone I can relate to! I hope you keep up your channel! Although your channel may be small at the moment, you'll definitely grow bigger and do great things! Keep up your stuff brother I'll definitely be keeping up with your channel! Wish best of luck~ (I recommend listen to and check out the band "Yorushika" their guitar parts are amazing! Definitely one of my favorites!)

Please, dude, make sure your guitar is in tune before making these videos. I had to stop it the moment you started playing, which is a real shame for both of us.

nice playing!

I’m curious, how heavy is that board?

Holy shit, Dude I love your content! Really excited for your future videos. Im pretty new at guitar myself, and find that its hard to find in depth breakdowns of Jpop/rock music, so this is a goldmine. Do you do lessons? Or maybe even take requests for song breakdowns?

I got the shanks and exactly the KOT you have ; except the external switch //so im happy to see some love for the shanks

Damn!! That’s a pretty nice space. Shinjuku? I didn’t think that was possible lol

Hey man! You’re doing amazing. Keep on keeping on. 🤙

Wise thoughts for so much more than music. Thank you! My #1 tip to achieve is to verbalize my fear with someone who really knows me.

Man! I resonate with you so much!! I will start doing my KZbin some day as well :) Keep Inspiring brother!

I just know I prefer when my fuzz is also smooth 🤷🏼‍♀️

I'm just super proud of you of getting after it. No matter how many people follow or subscribe, just doing the thing is fearless. Stay brave friend. You're doing great.

I don't play guitar - I just find this stuff neat, yet I have have irrational OCD about pedals. I like when knobs are set parallel or perpendicular to each other. Example: Gain at 10 o'clock, Volume at 1, Tone at 1. Like wtf Anyway, nice pedalboard and presentation. 🤙

This is the kind of conversations I always enjoy. Always remember why you started it. Keep going! Rooting for you.

man, we can all relate for sure! Just.keep.swimming! Thanks for the encouragement to keep creating and same back at ya!

Yo! Solid stuff! Totally relate to being hesitant on putting content out due to not thinking it's good enough. I've been putting the "final touches" on an album for the past 6 months lmao. It always seems to be the start or the end of a project that is the hardest to get through. And it's not even only musicians that struggle with it. I had a conversation with a friend of mine that does physical art like paintings and sculptures, and he said he deals with the same stuff; lacking motivation after you put a bunch of time into something you care about. I guess that's just how artist's brains are wired. Anyways, I don't have the answers to how to be more consistent in quality of art, nor do I think my brain, or any other artist's brains, will figure it out. But I do know that sitting around waiting for something to randomly happen is never a good option. And that's been my mentality. Progress might be slow, and the results might not be what you want them to be, but pushing towards something is more rewarding than doing nothing. Love seeing you pop up on my feed dude, the folks from atascadero are rooting for ya!

It is almost perfect, but if I jut put down my laptop in the second backpack, I should open two bags with two zippers.

Wow! I just came across your channel from your Ado lesson videos, and I'm amazed to find we're quite like-minded! Next month I'll be studying in Japan to learn about teaching English in Japan. My motivation is to be able to live in Japan and become a part of the Japanese music scene. Music has been my calling my entire life, and over the course of 8 years or so, I've fallen deeply in love with Japanese music. I hope both of our journeys are ones of success and amazing music!

Dunno why you're on my recommended but nice stuff man I don't even play the guitar

Nice review man!

Videos look so clean in your new place 👏🏼

Just playing chords is one thing, but bending notes is another. The different results were subtle. The bigger result is going to be from really pulling on the strings since that has a greater chance of influencing their pitch. In addition, a tele-style bridge to eliminate any spring drift would be better (re: “more scientific”?). I’d want to see that done before buying a clear winner. All that said, I also tune up because of the logical stability it should bring. But I also have a fixed bridge, so I wonder if the math is not only more fuzzy but even altogether different w a floating bridge.

Imo best is tune up to pitch, do a multi step bend around the 12th fret, tune again, repeat. If you have to do it more than 2-3 times your guitar needs a setup. After that it should hold tune hreat

up to pitch, also start from the middle strings out since most of my life I've been playing floyds.

I always tune up to pitch because everyone seems to have the opinion that that is the right way. Then again, sometimes I get in there quickly while playing and I don't pay any attention to whether it's up or down to pitch (can't really afford to in such short time).

I think I've always heard that tuning down was bad for pitch stability.. kinda the opposite of what you showed, interestingly

wow good ( ^^ )