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That was quite helpful. Been learning for a few years and struggling with the rhythm. Cant find an instructor on the island I live on so have been learning online. This should help quite a bit. Looking forward to checking out more of your lessons, got yourself another subscriber. 🎸🙂

Good info. Less taking ,please.

loved ti, great tip~~!

Not for James Hetfeild

1 and 2 and 3 and 4 ♾️ upstrums thumb rakes boom chuck mutes chord squeezes chord outlines scales

I enjoyed this video. Dave Grohl talked about this, but haven’t seen a lesson on it. Thank you

Listen to "Sunday Papers" by Joe Jackson to understand what he means by high hat and snare on guitar. A good example of this is on that song. It''s an old song but shows what he means.

Nice lesson. I've been separating the low notes (E,A,D) from the high notes (g, b, e), with variations for awhile. Along with striking the root note before the full strum, IF it serves the song. I have never tried that muted practice, but I'll give it a go. Thanks

Andrew, that was really well done. Excellent video for all level of players.

Thank you Andrew !

Very interesting technique, sounds really good with drums, i started on drums when i was 14, so i could relate very easily.but should be very helpful to us all for rythum guitar keep up the good work

Hey Andrew! Thank You for making this short but very Important & Effective insight "Lesson" on Rhythm or also on how to APROACH replicating a Drum-Kit Style on the Guitar + of course mentioning what´s absolutely important like (in my own personal opinion) the Timing you absolutely have to get down at some point as a growing Guitarist/ Guitar Player and Musician. No matter if on a Professional basis oder just as a Hobby for yourself. As long as it sounds Musical (that´s what I personally think there) you are definetily on the right way to become better in all sorts of rhytmic playing. Thats my experience from all moments of success and of course also from all failures or error-like attempts I´ve had since I started playing Guitar in March 2023! So yeah, just thank you for that point of View you focused on in this Video and I personally would absolutely love to see more content with similar topics, if you would make Videos about it :D Greetings & have a nice Day! ~Det

As a beginner I find a lot of value in your videos. Even if some of the lessons are more advanced than my skill level I can still apply something or take something away from them. Thank you! 🎸

What about soloing? Do you use the mode scale that the chord progression is based on, or do you play the mode based on the chord - 1 chord ionian, 4 chord Lydian, 5 chord mixolydian…… or do you simply choose a any mode you want to play over any chord progression based on the feel/sound you want?

Thank you!

great stuff!! your videos are always super informative and well made, thanks Andrew! <3

Instant blues dad

Thanks for watching! If you want some free backing tracks (one of which I used in this video) you can grab them here: andrewclarkeguitar.com/p/slow-pop-pack

Thank you! God Bless from a 63 old from the Netherlands🎸🎵

Great lesson!

For me the problem is how to sound nice. Like when I strum with a pick ，it sounds really sharp, not smooth at sll😢 wondering if it got something to do with the position of the right hand or any other reasons. （I’ve been using a really thin pick. )

Excellent video, this really helped me. Thank you!

Good video

Hey Andrew, great video, I have a question. I noticed a few pentatonic shapes look as if they repeat down the fretboard, is it good to flesh out all the shapes by adding notes???

The main thing I've seen that keeps people back is wasting time on constant "lessons". Most just need to concentrate on learning repertoire. This will teach them technique.

Do jump-cuts help with views? Does background music help with views? If not, please consider eliminating them. If they DO help, then never mind.

Well done, young man. Working on getting caged, and triads under my fingers. Your explanation was clear, and concise. Really helped me out. Good health.

Thanks!

gonna buy the diamond one just for the eternal gratitude. No I'm joking, but I think these are great and actually I think the price is justified, I might look into getting one of these in the future :)

Eat training😢

Another very good and helpful video!

I have this private playlist where I throw stuff on guitar I wanna rewatch/work on.. at this point is just Andrew's videos 😅 *added this one too

Good foundation video!🎉

Both hurts my ears

They both sound like crap.

Love these vids

Nice lesson. TY!!! 🙏

Andrew, I'm an old guy who has been playing for a long time but it's all been piecemeal - learning song by song from chord sheets, etc, Therefore, I have not learned the guitar or music, for that matter. I'm taking lessons from a guy now but I find his approach is unstructured and not sequenced. So I'm looking for an A-Z approach that will build my knowledge and flavor up my playing over time....although I don't probably have that many years left, so I need to see more immediate progress commensurate to my level of practice. I like to sing and so I want to learn how to play interestingly while singing. I don't think there's enough time for me to be the next Jeff Beck, right? So, please be honest - is your listen/play course right for me? Another subscriber below referenced a Fretboard Logic course by you which he purchased. Would that be a better starting point and where would I buy it? Thank you. You can teach, brother!

Excellent simplification of what is simple but often not understood as such. Thanks.

Oh yes!! Just when I was thinking that I should get into triads. I get so confused by what is different, what is similar and what is the connections between scales, triads, modes and arpeggios. More videos on triads would be great! Thank you! 🎉

you talk a lot

I came across your channel a few months ago. Your videos have helped me alot with understanding music theory. Hope you keep the good work😁

This video is great. I’m now just learning scales and one thing I would recommend is learning a little bit of the fret board. I currently have memorized the high E, low E, and A string and it has made this easier and watching videos easier too.

Another very good and informative lesson! Thanks 🙏