5 ESSENTIAL TIPS TO LEVEL UP YOUR LEGATO TECHNIQUE | How To Practice - Part 2 | TOM QUAYLE

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00:00 - Intro
01:22 - Tip 1 - Your Mental Approach Matters
07:23 - Tip 2 - Be in Control of Your Time
16:02 - Tip 3 - Developing Raw Speed
21:45 - Tip 4 - Practice With Hammer-Ons Only
26:27 - Tip 5 - Don't Accent String Changes
28:19 - Outro

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30 июл 2024

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@tomquayleguitar 2 года назад

Hey everyone! Hope you're all well? Here's the second part of my "How to Practice' series with 5 essential tips to take your Legato technique to the next level. Sorry I've been away for a few months and thanks to everyone who sent supportive words of kindness while I was out of action. I hugely appreciate all of you! Hope you enjoy the content and if you want to support me, feel free to check out the links in the video description. See you all soon, Tom

@ninkichan7209 2 года назад

I love the fact that this is not about those over done 3 notes per string lesson but more in depth and detailed lesson about this technique. This is like attending a live clinic and some bloke has a question that nobody asks. Good Job Tom!👍💪

@robby188 2 года назад

Thank you Tom for the lesson🙂🎸🔥

@alar2266 2 года назад

2 years of consuming guitar vids near daily and this is still a standout. tip 4 is great, seen this suggested before but never the why explained.

@nhcrowe 2 года назад

love it

@josetomasserranoleon8556 Год назад

It is an honor! First time approaching on the legato technique... "when the disciple is ready the master appears". Greatings from Chile.

@LeonTodd 2 года назад

Not only has this immediately helped my legato playing, but I took 7/19 and scored a 20 ball fifty in 4th grade cricket on Sunday.

@SebastienZunino 2 года назад

Best legato lesson ever !!!

@halfindy Год назад

True

@joesikorski4080 Год назад

From the man with best backing tracks ever! You Tha man!

@tonymarinelli7304 2 года назад

As a 52-year-old who’s had two carpal tunnel surgeries and years of wrist issues take heed in what he says. I’ve always been a heavy and aggressive player and unfortunately none of my teachers ever told me to loosen up and be less heavy-handed. Tom is a MASTER!!

@stevehawthorn8733 2 года назад

Tom you were most definitely missed, glad you're back and feeling good, know you are well respected and appreciated

@tomquayleguitar 2 года назад

Thanks Steve!

@stevehawthorn8733 2 года назад

@@tomquayleguitar 🤘

@Shred007 2 года назад

How the could give this a thumbs down ? He’s literally the master

@lucaivanradaelli1701 Год назад

Turbo chops at: 6:35 27:13 27:20 27:35 Tom you rock brother thank you so much ❤️

@bigbokiptd 2 года назад

So good to see you back in action Tom. Your videos are such a great instructions, a lot of people really appreciate it. Thank you so much for all your work.

@garysayers9476 2 года назад

You were missed Tom. Such a great tutor, you explain everything so clear. Thanks for what you do and its great to see you back.

@Jeffgrigsby1 Месяц назад

Tip 4 is a must. It was frustrating as heck but this improves your fretting accuracy VERY QUICKLY. After a few days I did not have to mute the strings and could just focus on my left hand. This cleaned up by alternate picking as well and forced me into some new phrasing ideas I never would have considered. Mastering this is essential to playing at that next level.

@npinero1 2 года назад

So glad to have you back. Totally understandable. You put out such great stuff that rest is so well deserved.

@iainkirmanguitar 2 года назад

The master returns. Thanks for all of your contributions Tom. Your instructional material is always on point!

@mattbegovich3139 2 года назад

Great to see you back Tom… love your teaching and appreciate your time sharing your awesome talent with us all.

@spatialsoul6207 2 года назад

Man, this was an insane video. You literally tackled every single issue and difficulty I'm encountering with my legato playing right now and provided solutions to it! Thanks!

@alexf1525 2 года назад

yeah same here,this guy is a great teacher

@MattGregoryGuitar 2 года назад

Great to have you back Tom - it's super important to know when to take a break and be kind to ourselves. Great lesson 🎶🎸

@MyAMJourney Год назад

Love this dude. The intro applies to literally everything in life and I wish the importance of this mindset was taught in schools

@thecakeisalie7070 2 года назад

I really appreciate tips 4 and 5. Trying to get that left hand fingers synchronized and not accenting the string changes are hard! But I do see weekly improvements by doing these exercises and making sure to grind good techniques. When the practice doesn't sound right, I stop and listen to proper sample (like this video!) and try again.

@JonBjork 2 года назад

Happy to see you back Tom! The practice with hammer-ons only has made a huge difference in my students (and my own) overall playing, great fretting hand rhythmic control will help any technique from legato to all kinds of picking. Great tips overall, thanks!

@pho-kingsoup8126 2 года назад

This is such a great lesson! Mind space is key no matter what you're doing. I'm sure we've all had those quiet moments when everything comes together and playing seems effortless as if time has slowed down to the pace of our own thoughts. Tip #1 applies to everything👍

@iikatinggangsengii2471 Год назад

true, but it has it own drawbacks as well such as the will/spirit might not be the same, so yeah some built to do thing spontaneously some methodically

@derrylgabel 2 года назад

Great advice Tom! I've always admired your playing and you were the motivating factor of getting me to work on chord tone soloing. Thank you!

@Chdk24 2 года назад

Brilliant lesson! You’re a fantastic teacher Tom!

@Brunodowney1 2 года назад

Totally fantastic to see you back Tom , Bravo !!!

@spatialsoul6207 2 года назад

Stoked to have you back mate! Happy to hear you took some solid time to yourself, and equally happy to have you back over here ;)

@Sensei10238 2 года назад

I respect you so much as a musician. Because you share your knowledge to other guitarists and influence so many people playing guitar. Thank you so much.

@nedim_guitar 2 года назад

6:40 That is amazing! Light, easy and comfortable. Great timing too! I will never get to that level, nor is it my ambition, but this serves as great inspiration for always stepping up my game.

@johnhuldt 2 года назад

Glad to have you back Tom!

@skipneumann1 9 месяцев назад

This is still the best video for your legato! Left hand only has changed my playing dramatically. Thanks Tom

@LevineSunga091893 2 года назад

Happy to see you back sir!!! Thank you for this! Superb playing as always 👊🏻🔥

@TheJamieAbraham 2 года назад

Hey Tom - Great that you're back :) I've been working on legato and visualisation with David over the last few months - this is tremendously helpful. Many thanks.

@jdivince1 2 года назад

Tom thanks for sharing such great insight once again -- really appreciated these tips and already trying to work a few into my practice routines. Also I didn't realize you were taking a break -- great for you and very glad to hear things are going well!

@mpesta 2 года назад

Great to have you back mate! Awesome as always!

@TheTigerLovesJazz Год назад

Tom Thank You! This lesson is infinitely helpful and definitely worth multiple watches. Hope you are having a great day!

@sauerkrautoneverything7807 2 года назад

Some of the best instructional guitar videos on RU-vid. Had to scroll way too far down to find this in my feed. Now turned on all notifications.

@tomquayleguitar 2 года назад

Thanks so much!!

@Atibu 2 года назад

This is becoming my favourite youtube series. Keep them coming Tom you are awesome !

@stephanelefort1985 2 года назад

Glad to have you back Tom.

@TimGuitarcouk 2 года назад

Great to see you back Tom. Stay well mate.

@RodrigoPezzotti 2 года назад

Always is a pleasure! Thank you Tom!

@axedoc2010 Год назад

You're just the best tutor Tom! Thank you for many years of inspiration.

@F1fandom95 2 года назад

This cleared out a lot of confusion i had in these years!!! probably checking out a few hundreds times to to be exact and on point like you sir!!🖤🖤🖤

@Bezimienny97 Год назад

Tip 4 - Practice With Hammer-Ons Only - this is HUGE! Thank you so much Tom, I feel like my legato became so much easier and more relaxed after applying this!

@MrLuismizraji 2 года назад

Una lección Increíble... que bueno que estés de vuelta!🙌🙌🙌... Saludos y Gracias!!!

@AndreaMignoneGuitar 2 года назад

Very very illuminating ! Thanks Tom and good to see you back !

@bilanggoboy 2 года назад

Amazing video; The bursts Lesson was especially helpful! Thank you Tom, and welcome back!

@MrDavyBigot 2 года назад

Great to see you back Tom! Glad to know you feel better. Thanks for the video, man. As usual, very instructive and inspiring.

@tomquayleguitar 2 года назад

Thanks for watching and the kind words, Davy!

@Mormotic 2 года назад

Whooho :) You are back!! That´s great!

@Johnny-oy9fh Год назад

Hi Tom, you are a great player. Don't stop. Teaches me loads just watching...and I've been playing since 1970!!!

@blackmore1985 2 года назад

Thanks Tom! It's great to see you well and back again. Health is always first. lml

@JosephAnidjar 2 года назад

great video. not enough people talk about the mental approach to playing and improvising even tho imo its way more important than the rest

@Double_0_7_Strings 11 месяцев назад

I gotta say, I’ve been trying to nail your style of legato for years, and I didn’t really make any progress until I gave the all hammers approach a try for a few days. It really is a game changer, and it helps my fingers stay strong enough to keep the dynamics of my legato playing much more even. All this time I thought my middle finger was being too loud to make the string changes, and in reality my fretting fingers were too weak to play loudly consistently!

@TomsRockHouse 2 года назад

Another great lesson from you. Thanks a lot, I'll dig into it!

@Tmidiman 2 года назад

Great stuff Tom. The Practice Tool Kit really improved my technique!

@LesterMitchell 2 года назад

Great work Tom! This helps a lot with the modern legato pack I bought! I'll be working on these! 🙏

@massimilianofontana 2 года назад

Happy to see U back and SOLID as always! ❤❤❤

@eddysel10 Год назад

Masterpiece, one of the best video’s on this topic. Thank you very much Tom 🎸

@rafaelnunes6871 2 года назад

Perfect, thank you so much man !!! So important this video to everyone 🤘🏽

@SamBellGuitar 2 года назад

Yes Tom! Thank you.

@ryanlee2546 2 года назад

Awesome lesson and stellar advice during the first part; you're like a modern-day Paganini with pragmatic, heartfelt guidance for fellow players. Thanks so much for the lesson!

@BobbyHarrisonGuitar 2 года назад

Brilliant, Tom!

@Mdougherty8054 2 года назад

Man, I didn't realize how much I needed this lesson until I heard it. I've been hitting a wall lately. Great tips as always. Cheers

@EthanMckennaMusic 2 года назад

You rock, Tom! Your modern legato product really helped me. I never noticed the little rest strokes you use when descending string sets before. I've always thought descending had to be hammer-ons from nowhere. Cheers.

@tomquayleguitar 2 года назад

Thanks Ethan! The rest strokes really help with string transitions and to stay relaxed for sure.

@louisdeath8965 2 года назад

Best guitar lesson of the year. Huge thanks!

@kevon217 Год назад

This is incredibly enlightening tips. Definitely going to work on these.

@7thString84 2 года назад

Awesome, Tom! :) I really enjoyed the video! The psychological aspect is something I practice (or think about) since some years. Just because of the consistency, which I definititely need to develop further. But you mentioned one specific thing here, which I'm constantly struggeling with: that "kick starter" thing. To be able to go from 0 to 100 immediately. I often find myself getting "lazy" in the fingers, unless I conciously practice playing fast. It's like I always need quite a moment to accellerate. Then it mostly works fine. But EVERY TIME I want to go from slow(er) things to fast licks or phrases on the fly, my fingers seem to be frozen or asleep if you will. To conciously practice this "0 to 100" is a golden advice! This alone makes this lesson absolutely great for me! THANK YOU!

@BorisKolomenskiyRock 2 года назад

Thank you Tom!!! Very usefull and interesting ideas of Legato! Will try!

@kiplukewhitehead8522 2 года назад

Just wonderful advice. Thanks Tom.... Much of this analogous to elements of the incredible Alexander Technique which seems ultra transformative

2 года назад

Super glad to see that you're back Tom! Take it easy - we're here for the long run (the long...scale...run...eh...)!

@tomquayleguitar 2 года назад

Thanks Lars!

@thegroovegroup51 2 года назад

Thank you for this awesome lesson!! ✨

@mahdiani1 2 года назад

Amazing lessons busy , it’s amazing how you clearly explained. Thanks

@SteveSecateur 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing all this stuff! Legato rules 😎👍🏻

@bobprince1539 Год назад

Glad I found this. I had an injury to my fingering middle finger. Effects the ring finger placement as well in a big way. Have had to reinvent my technique. The hammer on exercise is extremely effective for that. Forces me to relax and get it right. Thanks!

@frankrivers4653 2 года назад

Re the psychology of playing, you should read "Effortless Mastery" by Kenny Werner, and his follow up "Becoming the Instrument". He says a lot of the same stuff but goes much deeper. He's a jazz pianist BTW.

@jensweisse Год назад

Revisiting this after a while - very valuable every time I come back - thank you Tom for sharing. I just noticed that it took you 6.5 minutes to get to the first crazy TQ line 🙂