How To Play Lofi/Neo Soul (in a few simple steps)

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Tabs available on my Patreon page! LoFi & Neo Soul guitar, how do we play it? Turns out it's just a few simple steps. Follow along in this tutorial! Also, please join in and record yourself using #lofichallenge and #pauldavids sharing it :) Can't wait to see it!
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0:00 0. LoFi & Neo Soul
0:13 1. Mediocre pop song
0:28 2. Inject some Jazz
0:43 3. Add some rhythm
0:58 4. Drop 2 voicings
1:11 5. Embellishments
1:27 6. Add some spice
1:41 7. Dim slide trick
2:09 8. Make it longer!
2:25 9. More spice!
2:39 10. Track it
3:08 11. The melody
3:55 12. Chords & melody
4:57 13. Fingerstyle arrangement
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@PaulDavids 3 года назад

Feel free to join the LoFi party and share it using #lofichallenge and #pauldavids Enjoy!

@robbirose7032 3 года назад

Nice

@aidensummers5938 3 года назад

Beautiful tele! Also that like button joke got me. 😂

@YiaMdj 3 года назад

I think you need some more spice

@FrankFurther 3 года назад

Have you got any plans to do an advanced course? I was looking at your intermediate but I think I'm already familiar with most if not all of the material judging by the descriptions on the site. If not do you have any recommendations? Love the channel!

@fizzysuxx 3 года назад

Fantastic Paul, great work!

@robmctavish8013 3 года назад

Sure am glad he got that out of the way!

@nahuel6136 3 года назад

yeah, such an inspiration :D

@gemgem3280 3 года назад

I know right! It was so important and very helpful!

@laurensbronsveld 3 года назад

Definitely. There are a lot of misconceptions regarding that topic..

@joelstephenson8017 3 года назад

@@laurensbronsveld loool

@joelstephenson8017 3 года назад

I love yt comments

@drewgieman 3 года назад

This is the musical equivalent of watching Bob Ross paint.

@pasha-ly4ss 3 года назад

@Czesiek P. y not, cuz u don’t like it?

@tdc_2021 3 года назад

@Czesiek P. Czesiek isn’t a real word

@JacksonSanders22 3 года назад

I love this comparison haha I totally Im with you

@bredluvr6925 3 года назад

@Czesiek P. technically, you are music

@TaveZgg 3 года назад

@Czesiek P. mfers who don't know what music is telling other people what music is, is my favorite thing on the internet

@calebeeler1786 3 года назад

he is like the bob ross of guitar: speaks softly while doing something beautiful yet complex for the untrained. loved it

@pyrobasel 2 года назад

Yes i agree a 100% thats exactly what my first thought was ;-)

@mrrogers1 2 года назад

Except I never hear any happy little accidents from Paul

@Itsallgoodtogo 8 месяцев назад

@@mrrogers1 All the arpegios he does at the end of a demonstration.

@TheGroovyGuitarDude 3 года назад

Mannnn I’m totally going to jam on this, too chill! 😌🤙🏽

@rithvikO_o 3 года назад

heyyy I love your tutorials!!

@thomasflores7817 3 года назад

“Let’s record it before I forget it” needs to be my mantra.

@tedc6694 3 года назад

Jack Black says, "Always be recording!"

@omgvague 3 года назад

I recorded a few things from my first week of making noises that sounded musical. A few years later and I haven't recorded since then. D:

@alexknight1301 3 года назад

"Play what you just played again!" Me - o.O let me try and figure it out....

@next-genshadow85 2 года назад

How to be a REAL musician: - Grab your instrument - Accidentally play something really cool and original - You feel uncomfortable sitting so you adjust your sitting posture a little bit - Forget what you play literally 5 seconds ago - Shout "What the fuck did I play earlier" at least 15 times - Put down your instrument and feel unmotivated for 3 hours - repeat from step 1

@reggieedouard4361 2 года назад

Bro, I’m at a point where WHENEVER I get a melodic idea, I immediately record it in my phone’s voice recorder. (Same with any vocal ideas)

@RC32Smiths01 3 года назад

Going from "Half-Assed Mediocre Pop-Song" to an Intricate Lofi tune in 5 minutes is surreal. Always a pleasure to see you play

@punkisinthedetails1470 3 года назад

HAMPS

@Schmurze 3 года назад

I'm changing classic chords from the tunes that passes on the radio for example to jazzified chords, do it too and you'll progress greatly ! ^^

@alexvergara2491 3 года назад

5 minutes are usually days of working ;)

@24Vahid 3 года назад

@Czesiek P. Then what is?

@off6848 3 года назад

@@24Vahid this but with a bridge section and turn around and it’s called jazz

@mateotrapiello1114 3 года назад

One of the best lo-fi tracks I've ever heard (and man, have I heard tons of them!) and it feels so effortless to you, building it from the ground up in a matter of minutes and talking at the same time. Absolutely brilliant as always!

@slightlyaccurate8539 3 года назад

He probably already have this prepared before recording the video

@lastmanstanding7155 2 года назад

@@slightlyaccurate8539 Some would call it practice.

@damianb2374 2 года назад

What are some lo fi artists you mean/releases you have?

@NeoFighterX Год назад

this was one of the best lo-fi tracks you've ever heard...? :D

@joshuaperez-rios7452 2 года назад

Everything is perfect about this video. His playing, the vibe in his room, his guitar, his beard, his hair, and his outfit. This video is sick

@glumtv8701 Год назад

Word

@inkestrel 3 года назад

Omg Paul, your videos are definitions for “warmth” and “comfort”

@mschroeckenfuchs 3 года назад

so true

@HarrisonSD03 3 года назад

@@mschroeckenfuchs nice name bro. For the glory of the Empire...

@HarrisonSD03 3 года назад

It's like comfort food for the ears.

@henkolindberg5348 3 года назад

Bob Ross in the guitar world

@Anzio_Official 3 года назад

Video starts First words: "Alright, with that out of the way, lets get started." Me: [visible confusion]

@AxlOfAwesome 3 года назад

RU-vid got quite aggressive with ads. I think thats his point.

@offgridas 3 года назад

Ha same, no ads here

@IsThisRain 3 года назад

RU-vid Premium gang wya 😈

@venemataylor 3 года назад

i tried to rewind it like four times

@ccelik97 3 года назад

@@IsThisRain ublock origin + fuck fuckadblock go brr

@elempiar 3 года назад

I just keep staring at this guitar whenever it appears in a video. What an absolute beauty...

@XLBiker13 3 года назад

I watch A LOT of guitar videos. And this was absolutely one of the best I've ever watched and you accomplished that in just about 5 minutes! The build up as you demonstrated your graduated evolution from those first 4 chords to its final arrangement was so insightful and inspiring. Wow. This video was a remarkably convincing endorsement of your guitar courses. Nicely played.

@Maurriss 3 года назад

Hearing the first 4 chords reminded me of Ed Sheeran's i see fire. Paul: "alright this sounds like a half assed pop song, right?" ...made me laugh 😂

@onurag7176 3 года назад

Ehh i see fire has a nice acoustic riff Works well for whar the song is

@Maurriss 3 года назад

@@onurag7176 agree. Pauls comment just hit me unexpected 😂

@XLBiker13 3 года назад

Great comment! ...made me laugh 😂

@williamhogge5549 3 года назад

I think Sheerans gift is for lyrics. Writing 4 chord loops of mostly cowboy chords isn't exactly art.

@raiNjErs 3 года назад

@@williamhogge5549 his writing influence came from rap / hip hop that's why he's able to story tell the lyrics in unique way

@ScrapPalletMan 3 года назад

I'm the king of LoFi. I'm an amazingly average guitar player from LoPractice, LoMotivation and superb at LoAcheivement 😬

@SirLeDoux 3 года назад

You and I should start a band ! Lol

@ScrapPalletMan 3 года назад

@@SirLeDoux We practice every February 29th.

@marcmeyer8910 3 года назад

That's hitting a bit lo.

@inkestrel 3 года назад

😂(😔)

@eeboy1778 3 года назад

@@ScrapPalletMan Could I also apply? Where do you practice, is it in the Lolands???🎸

@lithium224 3 года назад

Seriously one of your best videos yet! Not only is this a great lo-fi tutorial, but also a fantastic guide on how to incorporate jazz concepts and melodies into your chord progressions. Bravo!

@BankFishingBenny 3 года назад

this just sparked a whole new wave of creativity and i cant wait to pick up my guitar after work and try this. thank you so much

@beatalls 3 года назад

That "dim slide trick" has such a George Harrison feel to it. Love it!

@SkrGta 3 года назад

That trick is in The Beatles - Michelle.

@bldejong 3 года назад

Now try moving a major IV to a minor iv before going back to the I. In every Beatles song.

@eeboy1778 3 года назад

This underlines the fact that Paul is one of the most relatable guitar tutors out there. In a mere 5 minutes he shows how a simple progression can be turned into an extremely tasteful, interesting and fulfilling structure. Thanks again Paul 🙏.

@rupen42 3 года назад

I feel like this is an exception to his usual videos. More often then not, he only starts answering the question ~40% of the way through the video, the beginning is mostly padding. I really like what he teaches though, which is why I keep coming back, but the pacing always bothers me.

@ccelik97 3 года назад

The key trick is to know and figure which parts of what chords would lead to the next one. Other than that just spice it up to our taste and you'll end up with something tasteful enough. I think what Paul actually adds to all these is his great presentation that's easy to wrap your head around.

@sharpenflat6002 3 года назад

I can do the same thing in 45 seconds.

@alexcastro7339 3 года назад

Thanks for explaining what we just watched.... I don't know why Paul decided to speak Chinese in this video.. 😄

@eeboy1778 3 года назад

Yep, practice is key. That’s sort of a given. I just re-read my observation, just to make sure I hadn’t written- “Watch this video. In five minutes you’ll learn how to play the guitar”. And I didn’t. Phew! Oh well, I’m off to have a little nap. Maybe I’ll have a science based dream, and wake up and immediately know how to split the atom….

@WillsJazzLoft 2 года назад

It's wonderful that you show in a gradual manner how these chords are built. Thank you for sharing

@bonezanator 3 года назад

I only discovered this video the other day, and i've already watched it over and over. Absolutely love this track, but that melody is something special. Love your work as always Paul.

@jannejaakkola5836 3 года назад

Paul really isn't just a musician doing RU-vid, but an absolute professional in what he does. I'm always impressed how well thought out and cohesive the clips are overall, not to mention the butter smooth palying ofc.

@michogiann2746 3 года назад

Soon we’ll be having 24/7 Paul David’s Chill beats.

@lithominium9955 3 года назад

id pay for that

@Harun20022 3 года назад

Ik was helemaal vergeten dat jij er ook nog bent. Geweldig man. Keep up the good work

@basedredpilled1809 2 года назад

Man that was such a smooth "Just as gentle as you're about to hit that like button" that I had to go ahead and gently hit that like button. Thanks Paul, you're an amazing teacher.

@dexww378 3 года назад

Makes a joke about hitting the like button while jamming, legendary.

@flyingisland7583 6 месяцев назад

I’m supposed to sleep but watching this makes me emotional, I think I can break this down on my jazz guitar but I know I have a lot of work to do to play it beautifully. I have my guitar since years, I consider myself more like a beat maker, but this last weeks I had spent most of my free time just playing around the guitar more than ever and I see a lot of doors opening and just waiting to be explored. For sure I going to play around this tomorrow, but I think I might need to schedule things and be consistent. Thanks for the supply of highly motivating content

@AkhilSharmaTech 3 года назад

It's not just the music, it's the way the video is created, it's just so darn brilliant!

@derrick11 3 года назад

My doctor just prescribed a 90 minute full length Paul Davids lofi album to reduce my blood pressure.

@tellingyoustories 3 года назад

Dude, this is magic! The filmed sequence itself is so clean! And hearing the music evolve so quickly, but so smooth and satisfyingly. Damn.

@rickbiessman6084 2 года назад

I’ve been playing for over 15 years and I’m a capable guitarist, but... this progression, especially combined with the melody, has really challenged me. I’m curious to see how long it takes me to really get comfortable playing it so that it gets the calm, relaxed feel it needs. Very nice demonstration, David, and such a great example of how much skill it takes to play the way you do.

@dairetaylor2706 3 года назад

Love these types of videos - makes it seem so accessable seeing each little progression into something awesome

@henker8819 3 года назад

I like this step wise approach a lot. It gives me motivation to sit down and learn new things step by step. Each step feels like an accomplishment and motivates me to keep going on.

@thebreakfastmenu 3 года назад

It's missing one thing: The Zelda Ocrarina theme melody played in octaves on piano.

@marcus8710 3 года назад

Hey! L-L-Listen!

@MalcolmVanAtta Год назад

3:45 These are the little details in your video editing that often go unnoticed but this is what we love about you Paul! You're the best (nacho libre voice)

@azariahsimpson709 Год назад

his eyes are number one

@hotboxedCS 3 года назад

not only is it super informative, the softness of his voice and the chillness of the chords make it just a nice video to have running in the background to set the mood, not necessarily having to pay attention to the words just have it to vibe or chill. Thanks for this amazing video 🙏

@lucienfreidel118 3 года назад

This makes so much sense, thankyou so much I'm gonna learn every cord that goes together from now on, to play this with anything

@alex.ann_der 3 года назад

You're one of the greatest music teachers in this platform, it's always a pleasure to see your new ideas that can help us a bunch. Thanks man, from Argentina 😎🇦🇷

@joarsoderman5777 3 года назад

This is one of the best guitar videos, no one of the best videos on youtube imo

@9ckr716 2 года назад

Man, I am jealous at first but then I am brutally humbled. Not only do you lay everything down in such a mindblowingly-simple(?) way- any player who's worth their chops will quickly recognize that this man is an exceptional player. Not to mention explaining everything as if his hands just literally have a mind of their own and he's just narrating what he's seeing them do.... wow

@user-db8ew7sc1i 3 года назад

I am a Korean fan and I admire your guitar skills every day.

@stalwartnerd 3 года назад

Is the first circle in the characters of your online name fill ins for vowel that comes after it?

@milky_frog26fran67 3 года назад

@@stalwartnerd hello! Linguist here. Korean uses the ㅇglyph for two things. 1. At the end of words for the 'ng' sound. At at the beginning of words with vowels as a silent, vowel placement holder :)

@perfectparadox7389 3 года назад

I love how the vibe of the presentation and the vibe of the song itself are the same, what a lovely video!

@rudyzibar4136 3 года назад

very kind of you to share your passions with us, Mr Paul Davids. I owe a good chunk of my insights about guitar to online creators like yourself! Lots of love from a guy in Canada! Cheers.

@TocoaPuffs 3 года назад

I don't know why, I've seen you play a lot, but I was surprised how easy you made this look and how clean it was. Then describing what you're doing as you're playing. You're incredible.

@alvislarson7853 3 года назад

I love these "how to play (insert genre) videos.... They're really amazing and helpful

@ianjakerobleza 3 года назад

"Just as gentle as you are about to hit that like button" 😂 well I did hit it very gently lol

@sgfire526 3 года назад

Right when I was stuck, this came out. I've been jamming to this for hours.

@gabrielmiranda8982 3 года назад

I love the "in a few simple steps" videos, cause i can really apply those tips on my daily playing. Paul, your videos are sooo enjoyable, i look forward to watching them every time!

@mottiwenger6450 3 года назад

I absolutely love these style of videos!!!! It’s crazy how you never miss a beat the whole time!!!! Craazzy!!!! Keep it up!!!! 🙏🙏🙏 I was vibing the whole time!!! 👌👌🤘🤘

@manny_3949 2 года назад

I need this on my Spotify playlist!! It’s amazing

@lollofunky 2 месяца назад

this is a super cool lesson !!!! thank you for sharing !

@spoovemusic 3 года назад

Yo this style of tutorial you’re doing is brilliant. I have noticed a couple of these type of fast paced one you have done. A wonderful reminder of key harmonic points. Appreciate you!

@ronanmusic118 3 года назад

I’m at a loss for words. This is one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever heard

@connorfaucher9851 3 года назад

An absolute masterpiece! The tone, the melody, the backing vocals, all incredible!

@MrABSENCESEVEN Год назад

Hard to find someone thats so incredibly talent and humble at the same time . makes learning much more digestible, keep doing what you love my guitar bro thank you 🙏

@atlaspath5803 Год назад

Very nice - well put together!

@raphaelcamposmendonca2736 3 года назад

Incredible! And it was cool the way you taught us

@soundboy89 2 года назад

This was awesome! The final product was downright beautiful, and seeing the process really helped me wrap my head around what was going on. Such an amazing musician AND teacher. I think I'm gonna buy your intermediate course.

@shquankinket8068 Год назад

honestly tho. Everyone makes guitar courses but i feel like Pauls would be one of the only actually useful ones. At least for me, his teaching style is so damn effective plus he makes really good stuff that you always want to learn when you hear it

@eddyemlj8482 2 года назад

You made my day. I m so happy to hear this. Thank u man.

@andrewgarner3428 2 года назад

I can see me watching this video, many many times. There’s a lot to unpack here for me. This seems like a 5 minute course in going from an intermediate player to fully accomplished guitarist who understands the instrument. Great stuff! 👍

@zmfrankie371 3 года назад

This was incredible Paul! Currently learning with you on your next level playing course. Hopefully I’d be able to come a little closer to this after I finish the course!

@mustafatalat1673 3 года назад

I tried to open the course link but its not loading at all ... and i really would need ur advice about it ... is it a useful course because i play guitar and i can play something like this but if i heard it or read it but i can't jam or create something like this ... so it will really help me understanding how the whole process works the odds that i have in chords and etc .. so tell me .. am i going to find what im seeking for ??

@TonitoArtiaga 3 года назад

This popped up at the perfect time. I was trying to write something Lofi and was stuck!

@chordnificent 3 года назад

Love the lighting bro!!!

@turbo8481 3 года назад

I know I'm late to the party, but man I love your channel and how you make music. Your variety of music choices is great! Been stagnant on my guitar for awhile now and you're helping remember why I've been playing most of my life.

@danielhunter8008 3 года назад

"Yeah Paul, it would be great if I was capable of playing the chords and Melody at the same time" ...as I watch and listen in amazement.

@Operos 3 года назад

It’s awesome how he’s able to speak and hold a conversation with the viewers while playing without error. When I try to talk and play something for someone my face contorts and my eyes get wide lmao

@crazytrain54321 2 года назад

Paul! Such an inspiration! I sit here watching your content, hoping some of it would just soak through. Thank you forever much!

@ChristianSchebitz 2 года назад

So mellow 😊 Great Paul!

@robboddice9418 3 года назад

most enigmatic beginning. Who is that on vocals? Sounds like something Mary Spender would do.

@DimickeLeMasson 3 года назад

Damn that thinline tele looks and sounds gorgeous!!! I've got a candy apple red thinline that I use for a lot of my uploads on YT, it's such a versatile guitar!!

@philipchignell4902 Год назад

I had already learned this from your small tube amp video, and when I started to learn this, it took me a while to realise that I was learning the same thing again!

@DavidSmith-sy2bp 2 года назад

Always a treat Paul

@fartman7470 3 года назад

I just got an ad about a cancer patient and the intro of this video was just uncalled for lmao

@unperson5713 3 года назад

Dang, you made me laugh and got me to hit the like button. You make lovely music. Thank you for sharing.

@jorgeruzmoreno7012 Год назад

Loved it!! 😍

@jordankakiailatu 2 года назад

you're talented af man!! so coooll!!! thanks for sharing

@theunheardprophet4315 3 года назад

I didn't know I needed this

@sammathai761 3 года назад

Paul without a beard: Normal chords Paul with a beard: Lofi Chords

@joshuaherman3278 3 года назад

By far my favorite video you made. Hope yo see more like this was fun to see you progress and make it more complex!

@bluesonic8971 2 года назад

amazing man! thanks for sharing!

@vinicioserafini5929 3 года назад

"in a few simple steps" said Paul. Darn, you talented liar!

@markarolee 3 года назад

All you need is vinyl cracking in the background and you have lo-fi

@A_Man_with_a_Dream 3 года назад

Yea sure 👍🔥

@guyisku58 3 года назад

This exactly what I have been searching for! Big thank you 🙏. This is a better than any gift i can ever receive!

@suavesvibes 3 года назад

one if not the best quick "how to lofi/neo soul guitar" out there, without a doubt. cheers.

@theobrown8217 2 года назад

This is what the electric guitar was really made for, just pure euphoria In the form of funky chords and hypnotising melodies.

@cherrysurgeon6922 3 года назад

Let me guess, you're watching kazuki lately as well😉

@slothbirdbeard6996 2 года назад

Honestly one of the best videos I've ever seen

@maxblack7038 2 года назад

This guy is such an unbelievably talented guy with a beautiful character. Every video he does inspires me to try (and usually fail) to learn something new. Absolutely genius 💯🙏

@olbilldoor 3 года назад

some real "Draw the rest of the Owl going on here"

@junglefett 3 года назад

No :P Seventh chords, chord extensions and chord melody! You can learn these more thoroughly in your own time but he says what you have to do.

@RandomEditsCo 3 года назад

The Obi-Wan of the guitar.

@mobilegamingmore423 3 года назад

4reals

@christophercruz2508 3 года назад

He has the High Chords , Anakin its over.

@miked8075 2 года назад

Awesome video/tutorial! expanding your chord knowledge is everything, and applying it to some groovy beats, just awesome.

@ottawashredder8472 2 года назад

Been watching and enjoying for years. I've especially been enjoying this series. I can enjoy just listing to the build or grab a guitar and jump in. Fantastic

@PascalNormand 3 года назад

I’d like to know more about those drop 2 chords. Any lesson on that? Can’t find one. Thanks

@dorakoltai732 3 года назад

So do I! Paul please make us some tutorials.

@fortuneunfaded 3 года назад

RU-vidr Jens Larsen has a video on it, as well as (where I learned it from) 8bitmusictheory, in which was called “dropping the 2 and the 4.” With orchestral pieces especially it can be used to create more open voices with formerly more closed voiced chords (which can can more clustered/muddy when strings play them). Essentially, a “drop 2 voicing” as far as my understanding is, “dropping” the second highest note in the chord an octave, creating a different unique sound

@fortuneunfaded 3 года назад

A simple concept, but it allows for some variety which is always nice

@fortuneunfaded 3 года назад

But I could be wrong and maybe Paul has a different understanding of the concept !

@williamhogge5549 3 года назад

Drop 2 chords are just your basic barre chords for the most part.

@riccardopausini2108 3 года назад

Not enough lofi. You forgot all the doublestop fills 😤

@PaulDavids 3 года назад

Yes. I am sorry 😔

@riccardopausini2108 3 года назад

@@PaulDavids this is insane omg

@danielb.moreno2838 2 года назад

Enjoy your videos like no other on RU-vid. Thank you for your inspiration, Paul.

@nadavpeleg6222 3 года назад

Brilliant piece my friend

@tylerbyars859 3 года назад

Plays “Heart of Gold” by Neil Young.... “just some half assed pop song” 😂😂😂

@prodigalsun4599 2 года назад

Thanks Bro for your time, been learning for couple of years now

@AJ.Rafael Год назад

Man, I can’t stop playing this one. Somehow this piece has a dual effect of chilling me out AND pulling on my heart strings at the same time. God I love music.