Developing Time Feel/Groove as a Guitarist

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[@JensLarsen]

Super topic and solid video and exercises! Nothing more to say!! :D

[@RossCampbellGuitarist]

Thanks for the mention dude, great video!

[@cdoza2026]

WARNING: Make sure you have your recording delay set to 0. I was consistently rushing and it turnes out my recording delay was on. It sounds in time while you are playing but the play back is different. once I turned it off my timing was that much better. I was down on my self for three months just to realize it was a recording error. Thought I would try to save you guys some frustration.

[@Jabombashaka]

Yeah you need to make sure your latency is super low too

[@IanLuckett]

Thank you Jack, a much needed reminder! As a player who suffers with Parkinsonisms I find the advice about always moving seems a bit redundant! Seriously though, when you have significant tremors that are by their very nature non-rhythmic finding your groove can be very tricky. I actually find that feeling the bass drum or something that moves enough air to actually physically vibrate you helps (my poor neighbours). Other than that once again thank you for this. Good simple, and actionable advice - love that!

[@RodrigoPezzotti]

Thanks for this Jack!

[@aguilarchamorromarvinisaac319]

Amazing!!

[@anand_pg]

Great lesson!

[@tomlaskeyguitar]

Love these ideas!! Great video !

[@Laguitarradejuancho]

Great lesson!! I’m very happy that you keep posting new videos

[@shannonponnoth4865]

Super super super helpful lesson! Thanks a ton mate!

[@deepaksinha6791]

This is very very helpful lesson sir!! Thanks you so much!

[@indramoktanindy6128]

Thanks Brother for sharing your ideas !! Respect 😃

[@COBURNchaos]

Wowwww! That last exercise is EPIC! I’m going to try all of this.

[@ralfsbendrats7406]

Thanks, very useful info.

[@vitogonzalez16]

Thanks man, you´re one of my favorite guitar players! Love from Colombia

[@LeumasRichardson]

Nice and good lessons to improve guitar players thanks man

[@gitarmats]

Good exercises!

[@CharlieRobbins]

Always great!

[@stevegiddings6546]

This video comes across really well. You know what you're on about and have a really nice way of presenting it. Much appreciated!

[@culturedpersonality]

Very Nice!

[@leonbarron368]

That is some top drawer info man. I'm definitely doing the disappearing drummer routine!

[@wallacebarnes2391]

How Sharay Reed made it all the way to liverpool is beyond me! Great Video, i would love more about interval training and exercise

[@simondalemusic]

the point about being honest with yourself is the sooo key, no point lying to yourself in the practice room..

[@JackGardiner]

Spot on Simon! This can be such a massive inhibitor when it comes to practicing anything.

[@danielperkins4610]

Hi Jack, thanks for posting! Really important stuff !We're all drummers and are responsible for the time! Playing duo gigs are fun but they really expose any time issues and what a great learning tool! People with impeccable time get the gigs!

[@giuseppegilardi]

this^^^^ great video man

[@theericbeaty]

Great lesson. I have the chicken neck groove as well but not to such an extreme degree 😉. Paul Gilbert is a big advocate of internal groove as well.

[@AdamChurchill]

YES MATE

[@frannyp46]

At 3.20,Jack hits the nail on the head.In this day of yt and backing tracks and bedroom guitarists(which is good), the real deal is to get out there and play with real musicians (better than you if possible) in a live situation.You will get better by osmosis and the bpm will fluctuate to give groove and feel unlike a backing track.

[@DaddySantaClaus]

Metronome is a good friend. You can't make a metronome groove, nothing else will groove.

[@superalvedon97]

Very much liking the video Jack, keep it up! Btw, do you think you could cover your legato technique?

[@Dbzlatino27]

Awesome as alwys , jack could you upload some video explaing that kind of.melody that you over the drumbs i dont knoe how explain it but what i trying to refer could be the scales that you most use and some common licks thst you altern inbetwen sorry for my bad english ;P

[@abiugonzalez2087]

Amazing Jack. God Guitar player ;)

[@tonio3375]

Hey man! So how would you go about fixing the "rushing" of the beat? Just the subdivision exercise and repetition along with brutal honesty? Some have suggested setting the metronome REALLY slow and locking in with that to correct the mini timing issues. Any tips other than what's in the video? Thanks!

[@jasonwilding6334]

The big trouble I have is when I do a fast passage I rush myself and get to the end of the passage before I should do

[@JackGardiner]

I know the feeling! I’m guilty of this all the time. It sounds strange but one thing I forgot to mention in the video is breathing. It’s natural for some to take a deep breath before playing something fast, which can work, but if I’m struggling for air I find it can throw my timing off massively!

[@wjdfhr57]

14:45 16:05 17:49

[@jackcrook4435]

All I do is brutally expose myself to my timing issues but its not really helping me ha ha

[@saepiumv3813]

Great video, thanks! Just curious how you get the dummer to mute for x bars on logick? Cheers.

[@JackGardiner]

Thanks dude! 🙏 I just don’t draw in a midi region. Or I delete a bars worth of the midi region.

[@saepiumv3813]

@@JackGardiner that was mega fast. I was just coming back to edit my comment as I thought... duh just delete a bar.. 😄 thanks

[@JackGardiner]

@@saepiumv3813 hahah no problem man! It weirdly notified me of the comment this time - hence the quick reply! Hope it works okay for you 😉

[@chrishandley]

Excellent video, cheers! But for those of us who don't have any recording software or sequencer, it would be great if someone (if you don't want to!) would be able to make a backing track video with gaps in so we can have a go at the last exercise too! I enjoyed your intervals video too great stuff cheers!

[@JackGardiner]

Thanks so much man! Didn’t think of that. Great idea! I’ll get on this for you guys and put up a video backing track!

[@ArtardiDebernuro]

Jajajajaja el man intentando ponerle groove y es más duro q un adoquín.

[@AdrianFarrell]

Great lesson, I notice my time feel really suffers if I'm feeling a little under the weather. Check out Jim Dooley on KZbin for live drum loops, I love practicing along to him. Looking forward to learning more from you at the London Guitar Summit 🙂

[@MrMisterock]

You have to own a Kiesel to develop THE groove. Without that, forget about it. With a normal headstock you will never be able to feel the groove.

[@IanLuckett]

I'd say that Jacko Pistorious, Mick Karm, and Pino Paladino might disagree - oh wait those are all Bass players - you may be right!

[@JensLarsen]

Isn't it a Strandberg?

[@MrMisterock]

@@JensLarsen I thought it's a Steinberger at the first glance. Somebody wrote Kiesel on it so now it;s Kiesel, I guess...

[@Zeewanzeewan]

That stupid one disliker might be Yngwie

[@matthewheckman4522]

Holy crap... Stop rambling and get to the point. The actual lesson didn't start until 6:29...

[@JackGardiner]

Matthew Heckman 😂 Just ignore all of the important stuff discussed before it then...

[@knoxharrington2802]

Holy crap... take some ADHD medication so that you can achieve six minutes worth of attention span. It's okay Jack, some of us are actually listening and learning, just not this guy.