Easy Way To Map Out The Fretboard To Create Awesome Hooks With Session Guitarist Justin Ostrander

[@VERBANDTREM]

Justin seems like the best guy to hang with! Love his approach and perspectives!

[@BrettPapa]

For sure! Great dude!

[@jwuman]

This is Guitar Gospel....I could not agree more with this, had I had youtube with these same cats in 78, I would be so much better off....just amazing and great content with Brett and all of his guests, GT, Jack R., amazing teachers....so cool to be able to get these insights from the experts.... every guitar player should be checking all of these gents channels and spreading the word!!

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks for watching!

[@jwuman]

@@BrettPapa ✌

[@Davidbrands416]

20:30 - weaving through arpeggiation - massively great advise.

[@BrettPapa]

For sure!

[@MatthewSpringer]

So so nice to see Justin with his Jazzmaster. More Jazzmaster content, please.

[@BrettPapa]

Haha will do!

[@Spacellamapickups]

This is the first guitar course ive bought online. I am LOVING it! Thank you!

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome! Thanks for the support!

[@JamTracks247]

This is going to be a good watch! Thanks Brett and Justin! 🎸

[@BrettPapa]

Sure thing!

[@fuzzman58]

Was glad to finally get Tools For The Creative Guitarist. I like it

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome! Thanks for the support!

[@JustinOstrander]

Thanks!

[@houndjr40]

You guys are great and that tone is phenomenal!

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks for watching! Yeah those Marshall Studio JTM amps are amazing!

[@AlexMusicOvery]

Love Justin, he is so good, probably my favorite session player 👌🎶🙂🎸

[@BrettPapa]

Yep he is awesome!

[@doublebird6512]

Yeah, really hoped he’d say superunknown, and so he did, got goosebumps! Great episode Brett!

[@JustinOstrander]

It’s the only answer. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks for checking it out!

[@adambrunner9462]

Great video guys! Justin has the secret sauce for sure... Just a unique way of coming across! Thanks

[@BrettPapa]

Agreed! Thanks for watching!

[@dongeraldo7823]

I allready got the course and it's awesome....i like the kind of your teaching ...and i started to see things in a different way....a good way😂thx

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome to hear! Thanks for the support!

[@JustinOstrander]

Fantastic. Great to hear. Thanks!

[@kroadster3249]

I am glad I discovered this content. A must have

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks for checking it out!

[@stormrider342]

Thank you so much for sharing, Brett! I think I will get this course, very exciting. This is really great. By the way, I love Justin even more after he shared the "right answer" with SuperUnknown. Sir, you are all right lol!

[@BrettPapa]

Haha! Thanks for the support!

[@StevieWonder824]

This is so sick! Can’t wait to try this at home! Thank you guys for this helpful piece of content!😃

[@BrettPapa]

Sure thing! Thanks for watching!

[@discotex2236]

Roll Away the Dew! Draw a picture of the guitar neck, write out all the notes and memorize it. My guitar teacher made me do this when I was 16. You will never progress if you don't know the notes! Also, see music as all variations of the major scale. Ex: am I lowering the 3rd or not etc.

[@mikem668]

I'm not convinced by your overall point. And I say that from a cognitive science point of view. But also someone who played the trumpet as a kid and was a very good reader, as well as taking and passing a music theory in college by doing my homework compositions like I was doing a geometry problem. I couldn't hear or play what I'd written. There are several points. Declarative knowledge (knowing that) is different from Procedural knowledge (knowing how). Hearing is different than Seeing. Improvising isn't Reading. Finding interesting and beautiful sounds doesn't mean you understand them or know why they work. And playing alone isn't playing in a group. There are many roads to Rome. Many of the greats couldn't read music and knew little if any theory. I'm not denying that knowing the notes isn't valuable. But the connections are equally if not more important. Which means triads and intervals. We all have different strengths and weaknesses. Things we know or see immediately and things we can figure out. There's a great story about Duke Ellington playing piano with Nixon in the White House. IIRC Bb is the hardest key for a pianist, and that's the key Ellington chose. Nixon was lost. On the other hand, Bob Dylan wanted to be Little Richard as a teenager. Pretty decent at banging the piano as long as he was in C. Irving Berlin could only play in one key. He had a specially made piano to transpose for him.

[@userer4579]

JO is such a tasteful player. Perfect choice to build this course on.

[@JustinOstrander]

👊🏼

[@BrettPapa]

Yes he is!

[@guitargrandpa282]

Absolutely correct about Superunkown. Have to buy the course now.

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks for checking it out!

[@lazvt8469]

Not giving us fish...but....showing us HOW to fish? We'll never go 'hungry' for musicality again! Cool!!

[@JustinOstrander]

EXACTLY! 🤠

[@standupart]

Superunkown yes! 100%!

[@dontuttle]

Sounds like Justin and Tom Quayle both are Priests of the holy Interval. YES!

[@loveguitars]

Bought the course! 🤘🙏

[@JustinOstrander]

Thank you! Now Brett is just that much closer to buying a Jazzmaster 🎉🎉

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks for the support!

[@loveguitars]

@@JustinOstrander 🎸🤣

[@loveguitars]

@@BrettPapa 🤘

[@donvape336]

I bought your course. Also, Modes baffle me but chords are chords I'm accidentally learning chords over the neck in my solo journey.

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome! Thanks for the support!

[@JimmyFreemanMusic]

Fell On Black Days!

[@BrettPapa]

Good one!

[@JimmyFreemanMusic]

@@BrettPapa that is a great album

[@lawncuttingplusdelta]

I think the example of the alternative band hook reminded me of everclear …. Straight ahead rock

[@BrettPapa]

Totally!

[@IvorThomas]

I wonder if Justin is deep into the world’s most massive ’applied cryptography’ project? That world explain why he has some nice gear. It’s definitely the only reason I have a ‘collection’ at all.

[@monahantp3767]

Best album from that era? You're right, it is (mostly) "unknown" but not one discussed here; "Perfectly Good Guitar" by john Hiatt-- THAT's the one which hans't been beat in my book ;) Okay, time for me to grab my guitar and put some of this stuff into action-- thanks!

[@stevesayers1941]

awesome

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks!

[@NolanTerry-h5t]

Dang Justin. Here i thought i was the only guy on earth that knows both E/Cm/Dm/A and ECDSA

[@BrettPapa]

Haha

[@createlovehappy]

Bad Motorfinger…the right answer

[@BrettPapa]

It’s a good one!

[@SchmittycocoPop]

damn your course sounds like Filet mignon steak. Im going to check it out!

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks for checking it out!

[@davidlambert855]

How about mapping in instead?

[@JohnWDGTandTele]

Hey Brett, I am somewhere around a beginner/ beginning intermediate. Would this be a course for me or would I be too far behind?

[@BrettPapa]

There is nothing that is too difficult in there. It will probably be a challenge but totally worth it overall for your playing.

[@dschreck3335]

"If you get confused, listen to the music play.... Roll away, The dew"

[@stevesayers1941]

but bring back the stash man! youre the stash man :)

[@BrettPapa]

Haha

[@Glensully]

Math rock

[@BrettPapa]

Haha

[@Ddr490n]

Damn You!! Hahaha!!!!

[@BrettPapa]

Lol

[@timchalmers1700]

Math degree? OK. I'm in.

[@BrettPapa]

lol totally!

[@revoerobinson]

Is it really a string tension thing? Or is it just a simple logarithmic thing? 🤔 …like half the length, twice the frequency? I’m confused… math anyone?

[@stevec9972]

Both sound right

[@musicafteroldage]

Self Esteem at all time low after min 7 haaaaaaaaa

[@JustinOstrander]

Hahaha

[@jonoftheford]

Math is Witchcraft.

[@BrettPapa]

Haha