How to Play ALL Over The Neck WITHOUT Knowing Theory

[@yourguitarsage]

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[@abosalti4642]

3:28 just reminded me of his death yesterday, we lost a legend. RIP Eddie

[@philcose5388]

Hi Erich, I an 75 have played guitar for 60 years, 45 as a pro lead guitarist, I have used this method from very early on and found it the best possible way, I expanded the system by playing around chords in the music and extensions of those. Here is a laugh for you...Some goon once said to a friend that I was searching up and down the neck for the right note, (Yes they are out there) This method as you know gives good light and shade to our playing. Its very nice of you to freely share with others this important method. Well Done

[@rickragan3590]

I have been playing a few chords for many years and decided at a late age to learn more. Thanks for sharing your talents and time.

[@yourguitarsage]

You're so welcome Rick! Your gratitude is infectious.

[@iansimpson732]

I've just taken up the guitar at the tender ago of 50 & finding it difficult, your videos however are making things clearer. Thanks from the UK

[@yourguitarsage]

Thanks Ian. No, never mind the age my friend. It's challenging at every age. You probably have more patience today than when you were in your teens. Take your time and go step by step. Your passion will make it all a LOT more fun. Also, check out: www.yourguitarsage.com/30

[@nolanryan7844]

I just picked up my guitar again for the 1st time in several years and it isn’t like riding a bike. But I’ll tell ya these videos are helping me pick back up again very quickly

[@smayer97]

I really appreciate how you give so much info for free. And I really appreciate the positive energy you bring to your videos, breaking down concepts in a very usable and retainable fashion, cutting out the "noise" in the learning process and pointing to the essentials. You keep it light-hearted and fun. I wish I could afford the full course. Thank you for this channel. I look forward to seeing the results of the contest.

[@josephgoudreau7425]

Just learn the 5 positions of the major scale and 5 positions of the pentatonic scale easy

[@cristopherknight3617]

Erich, are you a session musician? Of all the tutorials on youtube, yours are consistently the most informative / correct sounding if you are teaching a song. Kudos!

[@yourguitarsage]

Thank you, Christopher I’ve done a fair amount of studio playing but at this point I’m all about teaching. 🙏

[@noobioulusjohnson9080]

I learned all of this in my garage by myself and I'm pretty proud that I didn't need any lessons

[@tomhusko3467]

Great material I like your teaching style. I am am an intermittent player and just watching a few of your KZbin lessons I have learned more than any other on line lesson rock on N and thank you

[@yourguitarsage]

Happy to help in whatever way!

[@gaz0463]

A great lesson. Knowing music theory is great but it can be very confusing. Using this lesson and others like it can help you to, all of a sudden, understand what the theory is trying to 'teach' you. This lesson is almost teaching the theory without you realising it. Then when you do try to learn the theory it can all fall into place much easier. Techniques like this really helped me.

[@lamajazz]

Great way to show how this work for getting the range of the neck options

[@aa.mirezZ]

Another way to learn the notes and make accessing licks a lot quicker is to learn the notes of the guitar going down the 3rd 5th 7th and 9th frets. So third fret is going down on all six strings is GCFA#DG 5th is ADGCEA (also only one without sharps or flats) 7th is BEADF#B and 9th is C#F#BEG#C# those are easiest to distinguish because there is typically fret markers on the board or side of neck to show you your place. I practiced this for a week and it really works! You’re able to recall notes all across the board because you know that the spaces in between will either be a sharp/flat from the note before or after it. So on 3rd fret 6th string that’s a G so after it is a G# and before it is F#. So it becomes very easy to plug in the notes right away. And after awhile you start to see how the notes can be found all along the board in an octave or unison. This too helps for scales because you will know the next note based off of the notes you need to play in your key and not necessarily the pattern; this helps because it helps you learn how to formulate all scale forms and not just pentatonic. And of course, knowing the notes and how to find them will allow you to link your scales across the whole fretboard, and not locked in a box shape.

[@guitarB0P]

Been watching all of your videos, great inspiration and really like that you you help guitarist overcome lag, this is really a must have for any guitarist. A better understanding of the G tar fret board! thanks for you vids! thanks Bob

[@yourguitarsage]

You are so welcome Bob. So glad it you liked it. Please let me know how I can help.

[@cuervo5641]

I love the approach to this lesson. and a thorough explanation of finding the same note on a different string helps a lot.

[@shaunozzyoz425]

Well interesting . Plus helps me learn notes on each fret. Thank you very much for the lessons

[@stevem2594]

I love this guy, praise God, what a blessing to find this site.

[@yourguitarsage]

Thank you, Steve 🙏

[@jaykjacob6263]

wow, watching your videos are changing my perspective of knowing guitar. These are really great and I really appreciate the efforts you had put in these.

[@yourguitarsage]

👊🏻🙏

[@Faithkeeper70]

This is one of the most usefull tips i've learn in hours of youtube lessons binging

[@yourguitarsage]

😜👍

[@chrispynickers3094]

Thanks mate.. I'm learning to solo.. Learnt the Penta tonic shapes.. But this is a great way to navigate. I'll give it a whirl.

[@yourguitarsage]

👍🙏

[@SamJosephMedia]

This is really awesome You are truly gifted Thanks for sharing the blessings of your talent

[@yourguitarsage]

You are most welcome! Thank you!

[@downwindjaxon]

Very handy stuff. I can see where a guitar player could fashion complete solos by following what you lay out here. Sweet! Thank you!

[@chello126]

Thanks man, this lesson connected all my islands of knowledge. So simple but yet a break trough moment. Now I don’t have to meander all over the neck on intuition

[@yourguitarsage]

Thank you 🙏

[@kevinolschesly1757]

John Davis, you need a left-handed framawhizzet added to your input jack on your amp, if playing acoustic guitar you need, rattlesnake rattles put into the body cavity.

[@jdavis417]

My guitar won't play the right notes when it's supposed to. I think it's defective!!! ;)

[@kirkmounkes1114]

John Davis Hahaha!

[@kevinwhite0309]

I know!! Right?

[@Kurt1969]

Lmao!

[@yourguitarsage]

It might depend on your amp/and or pedals! The Guitar is just one small part of the sound!

[@cooperbrezoff2227]

Gerald Dixon Cummings it's not the guitar it's the amp and player slash has a 4000 dollar Marshall amp stack

[@jfeal]

A very good teacher/ instructor

[@jeffjlake]

Hi Erich , It's " ALL CAPS JEFF " THE MORE I WATCH YOUR VIDEOS , I NEVER HAD ANY FORMAL LEARNING OF GUITAR .. I AM OLDER AND HAD TO BUY BOOKS THAT WANTED ME TO PAY $40 BUCKS FOR THE BIG BOOK AND I WOULD ONLY GET THREE OR FOUR SONGS DOWN GOOD, BASICALLY BECAUSE THERE WAS NO ONE TO ASK WHAT WAS RIGHT OR WRONG ..YOU HAVE GREAT FLAVOR ON THIS BLUES HEREAND NOW I UNDERSTAND HOW YOU GOT THOSE CHOPS BROTHER SIMPLY BECAUSE I HAVE YOUR

[@jeffjlake]

Thanks Erich your a really nice guy

[@waylonyork9251]

Anyone learning at begunner level. My one price advice is learn the pentatonic scale. It can be utilized in any type and style of music. Country, blues , rock and metal etc. In all keys. And for country music just move it 3 frets down. Example of key of "G" (index finger at 3rd fret) would be moved down 3 fret. Now it should be at 6th fret now. Just play pentatonic at that position and now ur in a country music feel while the band would still be in key of "G". This is my tip for all u beginners. This will help u a lot. Just practice as much as u can. And play with other band a lot. U will learn more that way from others. I play professionally and learned this all on in my own but would've been way ahead of someone had explained all this before. Plz reply and let me know if it helped any of u?

[@billbassett7761]

Cool...thanks for explaining the relationship of notes between strings.

[@yourguitarsage]

👍

[@johnnywoodsmusic5696]

Thank you so much for your yourtube videos - they are helping with things I have struggled with for a long time - God Bless you

[@yourguitarsage]

Fantastic! Thank you so much for the kind words Johnny.:-)

[@topsecret3009]

Thank you so much that has really helped me overcome that mess I have had for 45 years, I'm Serious and totally embarrassed.... Thanx again. Vic

[@davidpost6902]

Very helpful, it's been a very good lesson.Many thanks.

[@MrProwler101477]

I just learned by playing to any backing track the track itself tells you where in the neck t play without knowing anything about key or scales .. I just learn by ear to improvise to any backing track or musical piece i like being classical .. rock hip hop .. everyone should try doing that and realize how easy it is try playing to any of Jurrivh piano hip hop tracks .. its fun //

[@pcw122]

Thanks mate i discovered this years ago to and i thought what a great way of sounding the different timbers on the guitar. cheers

[@mug2y]

Just seen this tutorial, it's brilliant thank you

[@vicuecate]

Great concept, very useful. Great video - really helped find the notes on the fretboard. Thanks.

[@4est17]

Mind BLOWN! Thanks mang!

[@skiddmarxx6216]

This will work and make you sound good, but it's just a recipe for getting stuck and not being able to play anything else. It's a good place to start, and I only say that because it is blindingly obvious that this is aimed at someone who has never even touched a guitar. This is the first video of yours that I have watched, and I really hope you expand on theory in other videos, because it is vital to progressing one's skill on the guitar.

[@vasilischristopoulos1501]

Thank you very much for this good lesson it was very usefull for me and i wish you the best

[@yourguitarsage]

🙏Thank you my friend.

[@patriciawilkinson7558]

This is a pretty cool trick but it's gonna take me a bit to get it. I don't really know a lot yet. Still trying to learn. Thanks for the lesson.

[@yourguitarsage]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching

[@staffordsanpei7804]

Hey Erich. Mind blown. Thank you

[@yourguitarsage]

Glad you liked it!🙏

[@kenlovan3931]

Thanks, Erich!

[@michaeldoherty2414]

Hi...i've been playing the guitar for a while now but just couldnt play licks or leadbreaks. This has helped me a lot. I can read the fretboard much better.. One thing i'd like to ask. Could you do a video on the leadbreak to Prince's Purple Rain. Many thanks. Thedoc...

[@yourguitarsage]

Thanks friend.

[@dpadrieartsagency7796]

Thanks for the tips my man

[@SlippstersVideos]

Newby here Subscribed. Proud owner of a gifted Chinese 2001 Squier Affinity (CY01) I bought Rocksmith and a set of Dean Markley Extra Lights 8's, now I see(from watching Squier Affinity videos here on You Tube) I might need to "level the frets"? Adjust the truss rod? Intonation? Action? I know none of these things I am an absolute beginner knowing absolutely zero about the guitar, however I am proficient with the flute, playing all my life, (im 54) Rock, Metal, Blues etc play by ear, and influenced NOT BY OTHER FLUTISTS, (ie Ian Anderson ) but by Guitarists! (ie Zakk Wylde, Robin Trower) (imagine that) it's all sound patterns, and I can double, or augment almost any guitar lead on flute. I play by ear. cannot read sheet music . at. all. and tabs LOL ok not either. Absolute beginner for guitar. I know absolutely nothing. but a desire to ROCK

[@carolc6477]

Thanks for your help 😊

[@laskartrece]

You are a great teacher! Than you!

[@yourguitarsage]

Thank you my friend!

[@jackster1212]

Thanks... LOVE this kind of tip. Makes me feel like I understand my guitar and how to use it, not just the abstractions of music theory. It's somehow more intimate. (P.S. Yes, I just just subscribed and will share).

[@maxphythian381]

Thanks man, this is amazing stuff!

[@yourguitarsage]

You are most welcome!

[@TheDanilok1]

I like this video a lot. DEfinitely sharing. Cheers

[@yourguitarsage]

Thanks Danilo!

[@charlesnichols4733]

Great lesson..Thank u..

[@joe93038]

Good stuff Erich, is there a way to do this method going up or down strings also? Thanks

[@ssimon64]

I didn't really watch the whole video, but nice blues chops at the beginning! ✌😆👍

[@brdonaldson]

MIND. BLOWN! Thanks...

[@yourguitarsage]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching

[@yourguitarsage]

🙌👊🏻

[@benf.3751]

This is very helpful.

[@Jamie-gs3yp]

Christian Slaters turned his life around. Good to see.👍

[@bradfordjtobola2232]

Thank You Eric! subscribed! Ask and you shall receive! Going to give it a try....

[@sriglin1]

this blew my mind!

[@yourguitarsage]

rock on!!

[@MichaelJarrae]

or..you can just learn the notes. Theory is good for you. TAKE YOUR MEDICINE!!!

[@666metalsucks666]

Is what any college professor would say

[@jimhinkle7245]

very cool. thank you!

[@strangher11]

Thanks, being self taught and not a reader this is golden, much appreciated my man. BTW, is that a Pre CBS strat or ?? I see the truss on the bottom like my "62 Peace ....

[@MrGuitarman8000]

Very cool playing

[@yourguitarsage]

Thanks!

[@thereasonableamericans411]

He's giving background so he can ensure you have the same foundation and understanding before building upon it with new concepts. If you're so familiar with these ideas that they are boring, why are you watching a video with the title, "How to Play ALL Over The Neck WITHOUT Knowing Theory"? For me, the background info was useful, with only a matter of months behind me in guitar, I expect I'm the intended audience. If you just want a list of the 5 common chord shapes in pentatonic, just google image search it. Don't insult the guy making the video for being thorough.

[@thereasonableamericans411]

Old video comment thread I know but.... reading the rude complaints irked me.

[@yourguitarsage]

Thank you so much my friend. It’s nice when folks “get it”. We live amongst the unconscious.

[@stagelifelv9324]

Tell Eddie I said Hi. Great lesson!

[@snakebite4767]

I'm as dumb as a Mud Fence, and I understood this. Great Video!

[@joyfireblade]

Heyy.. Thanks for this explanation. I am just a beginner guitar player and although i have grasped the musical notes & the sequence from A to G, what i was looking for here was an easy way to memorize the entire guitar fretboard. Any help on that?

[@yourguitarsage]

This is it. And then search "yourguitarsage springboards" for some cool tricks to quicken the process.

[@s4lroachclip]

i would suggest instead of trying to avoid theory that new players learn the 5 positions of A minor pentatonic, once you have that you can start on any note and you will know the neck. Just about 90% of rock is using this scale. learn the first position and do it for a week then position two for a week then back to 1 and 2 one after the other for a week then 3, then 123, then 4 then 1234 then 5 then 12345, then 123454321 up and down, should be a 10 week study, and a little bit everyday beats skipping a day and trying to make up for it. I cant play long, les paul and back pain but i pick it up several times a day everyday. or you can do a 5 week study learn each position in 5 weeks but you do need to eventually be able to start on 1 and go to 5 and back

[@rponzia]

Did I miss something? It's not right. The G on the 5th string is 7 frets from the G on the 6th string. 3rd and 10th frets.

[@Jazzywazz]

Thanks!!

[@TripppleP13]

Nice vid. Thanks

[@nitochi3]

Cool stuff. He starts teaching at 10:00 though

[@CLC077]

what kind of Fender Stratocaster is the one being used? thanks!

[@denisemccleese3895]

Can I apply this to baritone ukulele, since strings are DGBE

[@midnightraiin4035]

Great, Great, Great!!!

[@yourguitarsage]

🙏🤓

[@davemcr9453]

Good stuff

[@JOETHESHAKER]

some cool licks great job joetheshaker-RBLEGEND

[@sonagi8437]

How does this help at all? You cant keep that same shape because of the b string?

[@ashleyspeake3168]

here's and idea, if you already know this stuff, or you think it's too long, too wordy, find another video. as guitar players we have to realize that not everyone's skill level is up to ours. so take what you can use and move on. there's no sense bitching about his lessons, let the man teach, and if you think you can teach it better, make your own video. keep doing what you do man, you're helping a lot of pickers.

[@yourguitarsage]

👍

[@desipahadanmusic6291]

I agree ☝️

[@robccj3591]

Very well said....Thanks

[@tlfonteneau2]

You are absolutely right!

[@sierraridgereaper]

@@nopenope7700 Triggered millennial..

[@charleyc8447]

I didn't understand a shit!! : (

[@alexhoward1884]

Pick up your guitar and do this with me. Play the 5th fret of the low E string. That note is A. Now play the 7th fret of the D string. That is also A but in a higher octave. To make this simple, playing the same note in different octaves means playing it with a higher pitch (7th fret on D string) or lower pitch (5th fret on A string). Now play the A string open, no fretting just let it ring. Note that that is the same octave as the 5th fret on the E string. In non-string instruments you typically cant play the same note in the same octave in multiple positions. On the guitar you can. Thats all, dont think about it too hard because it isnt more complicated than that.

[@casparuskruger4807]

I know a guy who knows absolutely no musical theory at all or any chord beyond a major or a minor who could play like this when he was 18 years old. He is now 63 years old and he still can't play anything else.

[@wesnorthcutt639]

oh..so you've met edward van heineken too?

[@konarain]

Casparus Kruger We fronted Ed and da boy's at gazzari's in 1974.. their drummer made me want to quit.. ĺAlexļ Alohz

[@casparuskruger4807]

brad Wellstone--Well I hope you DIDN'T quit!

[@marvinmobley6294]

+Wes Northcutt lmfao

[@Lucasrdss]

AK Lil Wayne

[@Sovrakha]

"Be kind to all beings, don't trust The Man, practice your guitar!" I love this guy! Great video Erich, thank you for the tips

[@yourguitarsage]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching

[@bozboz133]

had to laugh a little marty swartz was your commercial

[@boss123400]

Boz Boz Same here. Opening was great. Sometimes I wish you would just play, no lesson. All work and no play, makes Jack........

[@bozboz133]

Well if he gets paid oh well haha

[@jonwarr2932]

mental laziness does seem to be the new trend today.

[@muddavugger]

That would be physical laziness, bruh.

[@jonwarr2932]

which has to be allowed by mental laziness, yeah. youre not very intelligent.

[@vze2gsgr]

You use theory whether you realize it or not.

[@JRCGuitarist]

Tom Kraemer Theory was created based on skill and overall playing. So, to an degree it appears that we playing theory since theory I based off of playing not playing based off of theory.

[@billisback46]

I have a theory, it's attached to a string.

[@yohzmith9105]

right

[@yy-pt2lh]

The video is called how to play all over the neck without knowing theory not called how to play all over the neck without theory

[@topnotch3232]

Tom Kraemer you made a stupid comment whether you realize it or not

[@yourguitarsage]

Thanks for watching gang! Hope you enjoyed this one! Leave your comments and feedback below. e :)

[@trey8528]

YourGuitarSage Great video! You should make a future tutorial on jazz style soloing!

[@felipet.m.]

YourGuitarSage thit is funny, I just commented in your instagram, where you ask for the hardest part of learning, that for me it is theory, then I came here just to see that you have uploaded this video about no theory

[@felipet.m.]

YourGuitarSage amazing intro blues, btw

[@lesleycomer3540]

Your Stratocaster is a squire, look at the Fender symbol its actually a sticker and the numbers at the top too.

[@lesleycomer3540]

its a fake strat

[@jonathansmith-bey6380]

I'll get there.... I'm more concerned with understanding what I'm doing, and doing it well.

[@DaLoler1]

This was actualy usefull but my god do you beat around the bush a lot.

[@datsyhoehoe]

You youngins are rude af....

[@SecularSpinach]

I know... I had to turn it off because of that. If you tend to wander and tangent... then write yourself a script before you turn on the camera. Could have put out the same info in one fourth of the time.

[@skydemon02]

Thanks, watched for 20 mins to learn how to tune a guitar. This video could have been about 3 mins long.

[@rasraster]

All you complainers should definitely get your money back.

[@salmanshami]

I completely agree. There is so much repetition.

[@ultrakool]

paul rudd here is a teaching beast. accurate, concise and articulate. nothing lacking

[@aqualemon6453]

rofl

[@matthewp117]

Dude checked his phone mid-video😂 I have never seen that

[@necrom4454]

It was a joke

[@danieltrickey9285]

Wow, this is amazing. I can't believe how many people responded to this video. Guitar has got to be one of the most difficult instruments to learn. Look at all the flack you got from people. Whew! I thought it was a good lesson some guitarists don't know. And all this stuff about theory vs. organic playing. Remember in the beginning there was no theory. It was all discovered on the fly, compiled and passed along. If it doesn't make you happy, don't do it. Peace!

[@splitpeakdesign228]

Easy to learn hard to master

[@amandasumi3696]

Holy shit this is everything I’ve been searching for for so long 10:51

[@babykaho1]

Why do people act like music theory is like a certificate you get after you take a piano lesson? This video isn't about "skipping over music theory" at all, is about getting yourself more familiar with the fretboard by it doesn't help you conjure up new melodies/changes/etc. music theory is why x sounds good in terms of a compositional perspective, not "guitar proficiency". This video is informative in a way but the title is misleading as hell

[@kylewest3095]

Kaz Matsui I like what you said

[@imeldaberumen7778]

Kaz Matsui you forgot the how. music theory explains why it sounds good and how the piece was composed. in a way it is misleading, but all he did was break down motiffs and repetition. Those two take a big part in improv theory. but i agree with you. everyone needs to stop taking short cuts and learn theory.

[@MaverickMustaine]

Kzaz Matsui

[@JRCGuitarist]

Imelda Berumen Not learning theory is not a short cut. Theory is really an option, not necessary. It's a good tool. The way he explains it is one way, but there are other approaches. If someone wants to learn theory they should. If they don't, they don't have to. They can know how it was composed in a different way than theory.

[@barrygoe9719]

THE BEST TO FAMILIARIZE THE NECK.....DRAW A WHOLE NECK ON PAPER AND WRITE IN THE NOTES WITH TWO COLORS NATS AND SHARPS/FLATS.....LOOK AND STUDY THE PATTERN THEN BURN THE PAPER...AND DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN..........AND REPEAT.......AFTER 15-25TIMES A STUDENT DOES THIS ...I INTRODUCE TRIADS AND HAVE THE STUDENT FIND EM ALL........IS THE DIRECT WAY TO LEARN THE NECK FAST .IF YOU DONT KNOW THE NECK YOU PROBABLY HAVE NO USE FOR THEORY EITHER ....WHAT DO YOU THINK??

[@kenlovan3931]

Eric, I played Bass for forty-plus years and let my guitar playing slide almost away, but recently have taken it back up again. (now, I'm letting the Bass slide a bit) You definitely opened my eyes and immediately showed me that it will help me learn all the notes on the neck, which is one of my goals, along with learning the pentatonic scales. I am looking forward to learning more from you. Thanks, Brother! Retired and well in Atlantic Beach, FL

[@lauramcelhiney]

Lovan

[@TheCrazyPUNKIN]

I figured this out on my own before watching this video my self😂 but I’m glad that you’re sharing this with other people! I can’t read music I have to play by ear. Music has always came so easy to me and I play 7 instruments but guitar has been the easiest thing for me to learn. Especially knowing about blues boxes.

[@yourguitarsage]

Awesome!

[@Jason-wo5rr]

I leaned this "method" of soloing and playing by watching VHS tapes of Stevie and Clapton and after a while I started noticing patterns in where they would solo based on what the key was. I spent many MANY hours watching and playing to figure this out back when VHS was still a valid format. It changed everything for me and would've LOVED to have had your video as a resource back then. My advice to up and coming players or to anyone just craving more out of their playing is to learn this and understand it because it'll be a game changer for you

[@skyzenskyluke5880]

Bruceolee wow you came from the bottom man, thanks your comment inspire me

[@diogotolentino2861]

I’m just starting out and I agree with the latter comment, thank you for the tip!

[@lightfoot413]

Ok..Thats good stuff 5 frets up except the B string is 4 frets up to the next likened note..Thanks I can learn this and move up and down the fretboard easier...

[@w0bbl3r]

Was kind of expecting something smart. Not just the obvious, each string is tuned 5 frets lower than the last, except G at 4 frets. Just go 4-5 frets lower, anyone who knows guitar tuning knows that.

[@jimharley4301]

really helped me out this has!!!!, went to play guitar didn't realise the time 2hours went by, with a jam track on repeat this has opened up windows and made me a more fluent player 😀😀😀😀

[@CaeSharp]

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[@austinhernandez2716]

Isak Gjerstad well that's pretty much what this video is saying lol perfect

[@foreignsaint94]

Thank you!

[@deushex2356]

dude, I disagree, if you assume that this is all somebody knows, sure, but I've never learned technical theory, I just seem to have an ear for music and note patterns that sound good, and my friends who know theory constantly tell me "do you even know what you are doing right now? you are using advanced theory and don't even know it" I'm sure I'd benefit from learning more theory (mostly save me time writing songs! lol) but feeling out every notes over the years has helped me write unique music that sounds unlike a lot of other guitarist I hear out there. (though the irony here is I will never know JUST HOW unique they really are, not knowing music theory)

[@CaeSharp]

Sure. It was a generalizing and aggressive joke. Sorry. The only factual point was: Don't do the shortcuts.

[@christate7584]

lmao

[@roamingdev4990]

I'm taking lessons and I'm at the beginners stage. Your videos are really helping me straighten things out in my head. Thank you sir!

[@yourguitarsage]

Thank you my friend!

[@trevorgwelch7412]

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[@crayzeewhorse]

Yeah me to, I love metal but need to start with this kinda playing helps speed your fingers up for sure. Good work!

[@clairegorden5505]

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