The Best Ear Training Exercise For Guitar Players 

Thank you! :)

Shes trainable, I'll take her...

Great! :)

Yes, that's an old track of mine (I never released the full version). Glad you like it!

@@MusicTheoryForGuitar ya it's really great man, I really like it a lot. Thanks for the other video is just watched to. I'm practicing learning the fretboard one note at a time on 40bpm. Another great video. Very cool! Have a great day. If you feel like sharing the full version.. you should put tabs on it and show it off.. it sounds incredible. Thank you

My teacher would be like that with me 😭🤣

This gave me a confidence boost 😭🤝

Sing and octave below or higher, which ever you find more comfortable

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I also picked up on that point - very, very interesting. I've been wondering about the underlying concept of the pentatonic, and why it is so widely used.

She's in front of a crowd of a few hundred people... ALL of them musicians. Several of them very successful pro musicians. People underestimate how nerve-wracking such an audience may be. Honestly, she's faring quite well.

@@MusicTheoryForGuitar I agree people do, but not me. My disappointment comes from the fact that by her not following directions - I'm not talking about mistakes - she confused me and made it way more difficult for me to learn. It's a difficult subject, which is related to the most efficient way to learn. Patients with brain injuries often use error-less learning in their rehab. Most of us use trial and error, mistakes being inevitable. I've been in college classrooms where the professor thinks the best use of the time is to demonstrate something with a student who muddles through. The best lecturers I've ever heard at scientific presentations tell you what they're gonna say, say it, and tell you what they said. The teacher was patient and no doubt a good teacher. But as an audience member, I would have like a clearer and shorter presentation. But still it was a great lesson. I gave it a like. Here's the bottom line. Because of the presentation, while I know the material of value to me, I don't remember the method. Remember when he said it was better to do Y then X, than X then Y. I will have to re-watch the video to see which is which. But I will re-watch it.

It happens "before you know it" if you practice this skill consistently, doing what I show you in the video.

Well, it IS funny... but I actually mean it :)

The fact that people with no contact with the modern world recognise the pentatonic scale is such a mind blowing idea !

I think she got nervous and her brain is just farting.

lol, i thought that too

Your mama?

@@jeromeakar2246 😂😂😂😂😂