10 LEVEL guitar SCALES 

Timo fujita also gives very Deep informations and Concepts he just expect a Little more Knowledge. But Rotem is gold for the pocket of your Guitar Voice

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i‘m doing something similar to the major and minor chords, like E major is for me a sunrise and E minor is like a sunset, i also associate it with a colour, in this case it is yellow. Or an F Major is for me a green „friendly“ forest and a F minor is a „darker“ forest and also associated with the green colour. So i‘m doin this with all 7 main notes and they got all their unique feeling for me, it is like im seeing some pictures in my head and some feeling that i get from it. this is what music is for me, an expression of feelings and pictures that evaluates in what you hear. Sorry for my bad english, maybe this helps someone :)

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is there a level -1 for us noobs?

All of them. Lot of work 😊 I love your approach to guitar. Thanks so much for this!!

Level 10. Because it's a good sounding ear training and a wonderful exercise! Thank you very much for spending all the effort making this first class videos!

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I think he commented in another video it it's a "Boomerang/ Freeze" pedal. Hope that helps.

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I see a Headstrong in the background, so basically a Fender clone of some sort. That is if he’s playing through that one.

Nah, that's somewhat incorrect. You can practice 3 nps stuff with a triplet feel (1,2,3), or with a quarter note feel (1,2,3,4). They both have a use, and it's not wrong to practice a triplet feel. (Just don't get stuck in it, and be able to break away and do the same with quarter notes, sixteenth notes, etc.) It has a use. Also, obviously the term "legato" has become synonymous with the use hammer ons, but that's not really what it means. It's more of a modern slang definition used by guitarists. There are plenty of amazing players that play combining hammers and pull offs, and do perfect legato (Tom Quayle, if you don't believe me). And yes, it's true they both have a different sound, but it's not wrong, or less "legato" (if you have proper technique). That's like saying legato isn't legato if you use picked notes, because a picked note and a hammer on have a different attack. You can play legato phrases, and literally pick every note, and you can play staccato phrases that are all hammer ons. The technical definition of what legato truly means is that there is no space or silence in between the notes (and the opposite is true for staccato, meaning there is a space/silence between each note.) That being said, you can use hammers ons, pull offs, and picking to do either staccato or legato phrasing.

Es una pena sabiendo la cantidad de contenido de calidad que hay en ingles, en cualquier rubro. Yo aprendi viendo videos justamente, obviamente con el paso de muchos años y con ayuda de los subtitulos autogenerados (Obviamente si ya tenes una base de ingles basica, si no es mucho mas jodido). Data como la de canales como este no los encontras en yt hispano ni ahi

Yeah I understand, cuz I just wasted my time reading your comment jeez. a top player in the world gives you these lessons for free and you complain wow.... Please climb back on your spaceship.

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