Aaron Marshall Talks Keys and Music Theory in Drop C

Подписаться 1,6 тыс.

Просмотров 29 тыс.

50% 1

Clip from and Intervals livestream on Instagram.
Timestamps
00:00 Start
00:39 Keys
03:49 Open Strings
06:32 Toggling
08:36 Example
09:44 Blues
11:59 Non Diatonic Chord Changes
14:11 Systems to Help Visualize Better
15:20 Back to Non Diatonic Chord Changes
17:45 Olly Collab
18:05 Riff
18:49 Riff Breakdown
20:53 On Theory Knowledge
Intervals Instagram
/ aaronintervals
Intervals Website with tour dates
www.intervalsmusic.net/
Support Intervals and pick up goodies like Vinyl, Tabs, and Merch
www.sheethappenspublishing.co...
Aaron Marshall JamPlay masterclass
www.jamplay.com/guitar-lesson...
Aaron Marshall Music Mentors Online 3 Day Clinic Webinar
musicmentorsonline.com/produc...
*None of the videos on this channel are monetized. If there are ads on a video it is because RU-vid is putting them on there.

Опубликовано:

13 июл 2024

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 40

@rafasoccer007 3 года назад

Stuff like this is so valuable man. Thank you so much for posting this!

@cliffpennington4895 2 года назад

Man that is some tasty chord and note choices. Very nice. Thanks for posting.

@curtismills1612 3 года назад

I like to challenge my self by trying to play standard tuned songs in drop c.

@Greuh 3 года назад

Valuable stuff indeed. Thanks a bunch

@AMELIAR 3 года назад

hmmm after he started to explain how he visualizes the fretboard it all started to make sense

@francisskundaliny1295 2 года назад

Thx,!👍🎸🔊🎶

@asherjacob3603 3 года назад

When was this livestream? I turn on his IG Live notifications, but I guess I missed this

@TheMeJustMe75 Год назад

I dig his music. I come from the 80's - 90's guitar players. He's taken what Satriani and Vai has done and put a new twist in it. Modes is something that finally makes sense to me after 30 years of struggling with. His point about Key is on point. I hear a riff or a run in my head. I have to play it in each key to find the sound then look at the chords and decide which Mode fits it or do I just not worry about focusing on a Mode. I have been trying to incorporate arpeggios between chord changes to give a flow to my projects.

@metalheadblues 2 года назад

He did another one of this with drop D as well

@Ccarr3323 3 года назад

09:18 major/minor changes

@ktuluflux 8 месяцев назад

Is “that riff” that he plays at 18:06 to 18:30 ish from any of his songs? I can’t seem to place it.

@ajvillaruz2880 2 года назад

I can’t get over how awesome his tone is, how do I get that lol

@ajvillaruz2880 2 года назад

@@kriscurkovic9265 😕

@spanzotab Год назад

looks like a kemper, who knows what settings

@CGGarage Год назад

Anyone know what his guitar is?

@RichardGarcia93 7 месяцев назад

Aristides strap on a Mayones damnnnnnn

@prod.byzaha954 2 года назад

most commonly used prog guitar progression lol any drop tuning 0 (open) 4th fret, 2nd fret, back to open then 0,4,7,2

@Rodriguesigor7 Год назад

I've been a fan of your work practically since the beginning, I started listening to you when I was 12 years old, today I'm 25 and I still follow you my friend, one day I want to meet you and be able to make a jam with you

@AMELIAR 3 года назад

man I am so lost listening to all this... I just play guitar

@asherjacob3603 3 года назад

☠️☠️

@soundthesirens4886 3 года назад

Same here haha, If it sounds good I play it that’s as much theory as my feeble mind can retain lol

@profound369 Год назад

knowing all this stuff is how you fully master guitar but i think my head might explode

@SottoLwrence Год назад

Try picking up chord progression on standard E, it’ll help up a lot

@anubisguitarist828 2 года назад

The amount of "just google it" questions in the comments of the livestream is crazy to me. Ask questions that he can answer better than a wikipedia page.

@Diogolindir 3 года назад

did he say Owane knows nothing about music theory? omfg

@DingusMcBrungus 3 года назад

fricking how?? Owane plays and sounds like a berklee grad lmao

@KiraPlaysGuitar 2 года назад

It's in the ears dudes, just spending time with your instrument and learning about shit and experimenting, you find sounds that you don't know the names of and still have the ability to use. Just keep noodling dudes, if there's a sound you like, emulate it, learn it, use it, with or without the theory.