Improving Time Feel & Rhythm - Crystal Clear - PART 1

In this guitar tutorial you’ll learn how you can improve time feel and rhythmic abilities in a conceptual way and practical way. We going to see what you can do in a philosophical way to improve your time feel and in a practical way you will learn how to break down more complex rhythms in small rhythm blocks. By counting and not using a metronome or drum track you’ll see that you can improve your rhythmic abilities dramatically.
0:00 What is Rhythm
01:14 Gaining Rhythmic Ability
3:42 Power of counting
5:20 The Masterplan
7:20 Intermediate Rhythm
9:16 Rhythmic Building Block
19:49 Conclusion
E-book "Time Signatures and Rhythm - Part 1":
qjamtracks.myshopify.com/prod...
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You can support me on my patreon page (also for tabs of the licks played in this video): www.patreon.com/QJamTracks
Artwork: (c) 2021) Rob van Hal
Photo Irons Maiden: Ceedub13, CC BY 2.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/..., via Wikimedia Commons
Used:
Strandberg Boden Metal 8 NX (www.strandbergguitars.com)
Ibanez JEM 7vb (www.Ibanez.com)
Ibanez RT
Ibanez SD GR Bass (www.Ibanez.com)
Schecter Banshee GT FR (www.schecterguitars.com/)
Takamine GD930 (www.takamine.com)
Castilla Classical Guitars
Samson Concert 99 Wireless system
Rode Microphone
Axe FX II (www.fractalaudio.com)
BIAS FX (www.positivegrid.com)
Social Media/contact:
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(c)2021 Rob van Hal, Netherlands
Subjects in this video:
Rhythm,
Time feel,
Counting,
Improving rhythm,
8th notes,
16th notes,
Strumming,
Strum lesson,
Rhythmic playing,
Beat,
Steady rhythm,
Beats,
Guitar lesson rhythm,
Upstroke,
Downstroke,
Groove,
Improvising,
Music theory lesson guitar,
Music theory,
Guitar tutorial,
Guitar lesson,
Rob van Hal,
QJamTracks,
Q Jem tracks,
Q jam tracks

[@QJamTracks]

Crystal Clear E-BOOKS with audio files qjamtracks.myshopify.com/

[@jimsilva8079]

Well said. The value of rhythm deserves way more discussion in the media.

[@marianopadini946]

I've been looking for this kind of lesson for a long time. Thanks!!

[@tonygonzalez958]

My biggest fault and I'm guessing alot of people we learn learn theory and ignore probably the most important part. Thank you sir...

[@adamroth75]

3'23" the greatest thing I'll see all day

[@hristoistoyanov]

Goes straight to my playing list, homework for this weekend. Thank you so much for such high quality content!!!

[@randomdude93-93]

I already saved this one to my Rhythm playlist - thanks! Amazing guitar by the way!

[@jameslabs1]

Thanks, very valuable. Happy 2022

[@miketsai4288]

Great! Loved this class so much, you are an angel. Greetings from China!

[@iantaylor827]

Really great quality lesson and perfect timing :) I needed it right now! Thanks

[@brandonrainbolt1477]

awesome lesson! thank you so much for sharing!

[@Dcba964]

Very very good lesson. I used to learn those blocks when i started to play and i also teach them to my son... This is the best shortcut to be able to play rythm with confidence.

[@ulascanpolat1]

You're the best dude! 🔥

[@DaveDurango]

I just stumbled on your channel and I have to say, it's simply one of the best and most informative guitar related channels out there. I love the format, design choices, and how you teach a topic. Is there any way you could do a video about determining the scales/modes used in a song? More complex stuff, like a Vai song or jazz. That's always been an issue for me and a lot of other players when the song uses multiple scales/modes.

[@rafa_guitar]

Awesome 2 parts, inner time feeling is most missed teaching and I am very happy with learning from you, thanks a lot!

[@sardarbelal3114]

Thanks for the Tutorial

[@sardarbelal3114]

Im looking forward to seeing next videos

[@dhruvvprakash]

I am so grateful for your videos that make all this amazing knowledge available to us with the tap of a finger. I have learnt a lot from your channel.

[@ashokflash]

WHAT A GREAT VIDEO. THANKS LOT.

[@bobfurlani3314]

Great lesson! Thanks

[@VladSverlik]

Thank you Maestro!

[@KyBoLui]

I like the examples you choose to demontrate the rhythm block

[@satchrules101]

Gold lesson!

[@sardarbelal3114]

great video

[@tylertyler5949]

I'm really jealous of the open latch guitar stands my cats said no dice bro. Great video. Thanks

[@Dimanchy_Boss]

Спасибо!

[@rreyes3000]

Great topic. Do you have any book suggestions with exercises and any dio samples with backing tracks? Which excludes the beginner material. Thanks

[@johnmac8084]

Thanks, you teach what we need to know, rather than we want. So many lessons are like "How to be a virtuoso in 5 minutes, with no effort" 😉

[@archinsoni1254]

Much needed. Series My rhythmic knowledge is non existent.

[@ashokflash]

Waiting for PART 2

[@snowyowl1717]

Awesome video! One question, for block 7 are you suppose to play the + ? It sounds like your strumming it but that would be just 4 16th notes

[@user-vu5cv2tn1v]

Wish more people knows this video. I will promise not to waste my time into silly video on youtube anymore and only focusing on coding and playing guitar (as a hobby).

[@VitalBigras]

Man do I have a lot of work !

[@eadymctavish4564]

Not that the theme from "For the love of god" at the beginning was really necessary to demonstrate space between notes....but it was :D

[@QJamTracks]

;)

[@metalive7453]

😱😱😱

[@billbradleymusic]

First part of this lesson is why it's so great to be a drummer. Wrong notes?😂

[@AdamFordGhostships]

why is he talking about guitar but holding a harp?

[@thefalcon666]

Completely lost before the video was even halfway over ... went through the info way too fast for me to retain unfortunately

[@clust11]

Then put the video at .75x speed. It is cool cause now our teacher looks completely stoned😜

[@BlackonBlack-]

You can always pause the video, figure it out then continue. This is such a Basic but Essential music theory :)

[@001sequoia]

Wanna sell your 10th anniversary Jem?

[@QJamTracks]

Hi Andrew. I wish it was a 10th Anniversary... It's a jem 7v bk. Th dark brother of the jem 7v wh