How To Learn Insane Legato Fast (WITH TABS)

[@Franco211076]

At least for me... Actually the best teacher in KZbin

[@robertbrawley5048]

The best teacher on skill building . Brain Kelly's is the best teacher on applying the circle of fifths for chord progression. I like this guy's emphasis in concentrating on a small skill set . He gives the example of learning Spanish i for visiting a Spanish speaking restaurant only, to become a native speaker capable for anything to do with ordering food I might try his technique in the use of a sling shot to shoot flying birds or running squirrels

[@genesiskeglar6372]

You’re a good teacher. I’ve heard you emphasize on several locations the necessity of patience and focus. If someone had told me this when I was younger, I would probably be a lot further along. I’m a decent player, but not where I know I could be. God bless, and keep up the good work!

[@mdub1762]

you can be a monster player if you dedicate the time. Period! Just do it!

[@markthomas5030]

This guy is the absoulute best teacher and speaks so much truth

[@OmgItsAlexOfficial]

I had trouble playing this and an hour later I was ripping through it like butter...Awesome lesson.

[@artytoney2057]

Your the first teacher 'out of many ive tried' thet actually works on more about the technique than just the process which for us learning is gold , we cant cross the river without drowning if we dont build a bridge , thank you

[@karlklein4059]

I've looked at a lot of guitar teacher videos on line. Been playing guitar for over 25 years. And you are one of the best teachers I've studied. You can be a good player and ok teacher but man you got both covered. You go slow, explain everything in detail in a way I think even beginners can understand. Keep up the good work and thank you. We need people like you in our schools teaching our kids. If you wanna learn to play or play better people this is your guy

[@StuartwasDrinkell]

this is why it worth getting a nylon string guitar and attempting to learn some Tarrega - arched fingers and tips only is a must

[@Havanacuba1985]

Yes but when playing with extreme gain you need some muting on the higher strings which may not be noticed with a nylon classical

[@mdub1762]

excellent work sir. the rest lies in the players willingness to practice. I have about 30 hours now of Legato practice. . Sounding like a rockstar. Much Love !

[@chumleyshaver7942]

awesome content - thanks so much for many excellent tips!

[@Lu_Woods]

Very clear and inspiring, thanks!!

[@ValKitsakis]

Great lesson! You explained this technique amazingly!

[@johnvandenberg7563]

it works absolutely perfect. Thanks for this great lesson!

[@georgerodrigues4638]

This is amazing, thanks, just what i've been waiting for ...

[@hereticsoul666]

Thank you Claus pour all the lessons!

[@anuskachatterjee3152]

you're so inspiring! this was so clear and well explained!!

[@guitarmastery]

Thank you so much!!

[@markpommett5712]

This is the best explanation. Great stuff!

[@johnhendricks8140]

I like your psychology approaching this.

[@robertbrawley5048]

A lot of your lessons are applicable to fiddle playing. And particularly this one

[@rajaapatel3955]

So helpful, could you address strumming?

[@jamesmcgartland4578]

yes! any lesson on chord progressions>

[@jamesjames2070]

Yesssss!

[@Missile_Command]

when playing legato on an unplugged electric, are you getting any sound 'from the other side of the fret' ? e.g. if you hammer on from open to 7, can you also hear the note created between the 6th fret & bridge? wondering if good technique needs to eliminate that unwanted chirp or if it doesn't matter on electric

[@D3nDyson]

Very grateful for this one. this is THE lesson I really needed at this time. thanks a lot ! let's see If I can improve myself...

[@ArenaRecordingStudio]

Quality 😁👍🎶🎸

[@throb9]

Yes, clunky is a word. I use it often.

[@guitarmastery]

Haha! Thank you. Will use it more often then ;)

[@guitarbasics2911]

slow is smooth smooth is fast. Das stimmt.

[@Havanacuba1985]

The tabs / course are not there ?

[@6nosis]

🙏🏻 I REALLY NEEDED TO HEAR THOSE WORDS.... everything ; you put it all in perspective and thank you. I have practiced and worked at EVERYTHING I’m HALFWAY decent at in life and I have strong will power and I’m not a “short fuse “ who blows up (we all know those guys) at the slightest mistaken movement or blames others for my mistakes or downfalls and I can WITH NO EGO TELL YOU I CAN EASILY put on a MASTERCLASS IN PATIENCE AND STOICISM-but -for some reason legato; has had me in literal tears, sweats, NERVOUS BREAKDOWNS , even throwing my 1979 LP CUSTOM BLACK BEAUTY (on the bed🥶, still) just a grown man acting like a bloody 3 year old moaning in grief out loud, WHINING like a premenstrel MARE. 🥸. Yes even for a master it’s confounding and must be focused on while everything else is blocked out. It must be broken down concentrated on, just like everything else THE CORRECT WAYS MUST BE focused on, correct techniques, (i absentmindedly was trying a crazy undoable maneuver for years that kept me jaded) finally I get it. GodBless & Godspeed (soon for us all on the fretboard) !!

[@mckinleymorton]

Clause says, "just the tip".

[@Havanacuba1985]

😂🤣😂

[@offmymeds2994]

Your lessons are good for training my fingers and picking, but my ear still sucks. Help me.

[@genesiskeglar6372]

This channel is really good for guitar technique, but you can check out some of Rick Beato‘s stuff on KZbin if you need help with your ear training. You are probably too old, as am I, to develop perfect pitch, but you can develop relative pitch as good as anyone on the planet. That just comes from practicing listening to the sound of different intervals, or distance, from one note to the next. But then again… He may have some material for your ear training on this channel. I don’t know, but you can check.

[@tsachinathan645]

I t s n o t e a s y . . . . ! ! !

[@guitarmastery]

If you practice enough, everything becomes easy.

[@hcsquad7357]

so many unnecessary sentences

[@MrJuan2828]

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