Always (Kristian Stanfill - Passion: Here For You) Electric Guitar Lesson

[@TayBee2012]

This is how I wish all lessons were! Easy, slow, and straight to the point with some explanation on why this that way! Awesome job! I'll definitely be looking at some more of your videos! Thank you and God bless!!

[@MDK2323]

Very nice tone, and great lesson as well. That Morgan sounds wonderful. God bless!

[@jaredsmith7096]

Going to be playing this next week in my church youth band, thanks for the tutorial man! It is such a great help!

[@jonoe95]

AMAZING detail! I love it!!! I was wondering if you could do more of these wonderful videos! God bless you!

[@ramsareit]

Thanks a lot for doing this tutorial...really appreciate your sharing of this. Pray for me to actually do this... :)

[@AnInklingSR]

Now that I see the Morgan, I understand why everything sounds so good... Thanks for the help...

[@devanbumstead]

@ThisIsMrMcGregor Thanks bro, I love doing it. Trying to get better at it this year so stay tuned for many more to come!

[@devanbumstead]

@jonoe95 Lots of ear training and putting these songs on repeat studying each part. A cool tool to help is called "Capo" It's only for Mac but it allows you to slow down the song and it will detect the notes played and display them on a keyboard. Very helpful and cool!

[@aguitarhero007]

69 bpm doesn’t seem right to me using dotted 8th. For me 101 ish seems to be closer. Any input on this?

[@Skydownren]

Hi, I am trying to figure out the chord you were playing at "I will". Can you tell me the fingering? I'm literally learning by looking at the youtube, but my screen resolution is not so good.

[@devanbumstead]

Don't exactly how many but my general rule on repeats is to set enough to fill the space between notes but not too many as to muddy up the dominant lead line

[@jonoe95]

Also, I was wondering how you figured out all these parts so well?

[@superdaddy1973]

How many repeats do you set the delay to. It sounds like a lot since you are not picking too much at the intro.

[@minimumvoltage9116]

Hi, can you give a detail all pedals you used for this song?

[@rubengarcia1149]

how do you get your delay repeats to.. make that sort of scratch/screetchy sound?

[@samaddeoo]

thank you so much, such a big help. god bless!!

[@devanbumstead]

@jonoe95 Yeah, man, thanks! Subscribe to my youtube channel to get notified each time I post a new video. I'll be posting many more like this soon.

[@rrsl123mm]

What kind of amp do you have?

[@Skydownren]

sorry but i didn't see any video from this post. Did you mean to show me a picture?

[@Skydownren]

sorry I still can't make out the chord you were playing at 3:42. Was it G?

[@robn.7426]

What is an 1/8 note delay (69 bpm)? Aren't delays normally in milliseconds? How many milliseconds is 69bpm? Thank you for the tutorial, this is great.

[@robn.7426]

Found a converter, looks like 435 milliseconds. Interesting. I don't think I've ever used a delay pedal with type of note and bpm as settings.

[@devanbumstead]

The chord on "I will..." in the chorus is a G#m. I'm playing it like this:

[@devanbumstead]

Oh, and it's a Morgan RCA35

[@brianmenear4458]

ATTN GUITAR PLAYERS. I found a formula online to get milliseconds for delay. If you know the tempo of a song use this formula 45 divided by tempo=dotted eight note delay (U2, Hillsong) 90 divided by tempo=eight note delay