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Thanks Jeff!!

Thanks Rhys!

Thanks! Glad you liked it!

Thanks James! Appreciate the sub and glad you liked it! It's a song that gets stuck in my head all the time!

You're most welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!!

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Uhh thanks. (Did I actually smile in this one? 🤣)

Hey that's awesome!! Any videos in particular you'd like to see about mandolin?? There's some great ones out there already, but I am planning to start teaching it in 2025 as well and plan to put more out in video form soon.

Glad you enjoyed the song! Though I'll admit the song has much more to do with my love for the Alt. Country/No Depression movement than faith for me.

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it. Awesome compliment on rusted clouds, thank you so much again!

Hey!! This comment made my day. So glad you enjoyed it! More lessons coming soon, promise!

Glad you enjoyed it! I like 432hz, but usually stick with 440 due to playing piano as well and having it tuned to 440 hz

Glad you liked it Bruce!

I was more throwing shade at the ukulele. Lol but yes it's got 8 strings. And these old black diamond strings have a black pair and it's so ridiculous

Awesome! I don't understand how UA-cam works, but I'm so glad you liked it and found it soothing!

I will! I just don't know the rest of the words. Lol I'll get the good camera and mic out this week and record it for you!

Thanks lynsey!!

So glad you liked it!!

Gotta call in the full string band. Lol

Where? It's a bit tricky since it switched into cut time for a measure as well. Can look at it today.

At the end of each 2nd measure. Should be 4 distinct 8th notes on the 9-and 10-and beats. Definitely not easy since before that everything is syncopated. Might be easier to try starting with those last two beats since they aren’t syncopated to get into the groove with a click for practice

Seems like you do get the 4 eight notes most times, but maybe rush the first one so it throws it off a bit

@@gabew3744 I'll go clap this out in a bit. Gotta learn the 3rd movement of a Mozart sonata now... When my head gets close to exploding I'll go play some Radiohead lol

Lol

That's a great idea! I'm approved for it, I just haven't done it. Maybe I'll give it a shot tomorrow!

Glad you like it!!! I'll eventually get the whole thing and sing it.

Thanks Sean! Glad you enjoyed it! More tunes from the Tiny Deck coming soon.

My brother theo could do better too.

My husband Theo is pretty alright at guitar too, they should meet!

The real joke here is that Theo doesn't play guitar.

@@TheoWecker my brother theo manifests guitar instead of playing it.

Maybe these Theos should meet my son-in-law Theo. He's the best Theo.

Capo on 2!

And yes. My mistake.

Thanks Rhys!

Thank you so much!!! Glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you!!!

The highest compliment I could receive. Thank you! Check out the full video too, and it's available on all streaming services.

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks Abi!!! So glad you liked it!

Thanks Justine!!!

Thanks Lynsey! More coming soon! Next single drops in October.

Thank you for listening from Africa!!

I really like my Yamaha Quartz one Looks like Seiko makes a similar one now. Unfortunately don't even have an app right now because I like the quartz that much.

Personally I think a wonky metronome is a big plus. I have an analog that often divides time poorly, and I stick with it. It's about being able to adjust to music circumstances. So a perfect metronome can be great for actual precision while something like this helps not to go too much to the grid. Usually I like to improvise in free time. Also I don't like the click. It makes life easier but that also (I believe, since this is a hobby not a profession to me) makes you a bit lazy. I mean, if you're jamming in a campfire, odds are the metronome practice made it easier to keep a groove when leading but... If you're following you also need to adapt. A fun drill is recording on free time then layering stuff. I think this helps develop a bit more of an intuitive approach. Then again it's up to each

Totally agree on recording and layering! It's a great thought to have a wonky metronome for helping play with other people who are leading.

There's a phenomenon that I experience every time I do metronome. Been doing it for decades, and it never fails that there's a "slowing effect" once I'm locked in. I believe that's part of the process at this point, and I often get confirmation from my students that they feel the same.

@@BruceIsWild I can also confirm I feel the same way. Depends on the section of a piece too. For instance on raindrop the middle section feels very slow, and the beginning not so much. Time is relative, but pulse is not.

Thank you so much! I'll hopefully be getting another piano video up this week or next.

@@charleswecker Nice! I'm excited for it.

Anything in particular you'd love to hear?

@@charleswecker I really like Gnossienne 2, and I think your interpretation of Satie's pieces is on point.

@@AbissoInteriore thank you again! I'll work on polishing it up (been a month or 2 since I played it)

Thank you! I absolutely will. Been working on some Chopin and Mozart, but I should dust off 2 other gnossienne

Thanks lynsey!!

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it. I'll be doing a ton more lesson videos! Trying to get one of these out a week.

I've been playing guitar on runescape for a long time.

Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks!!

Appreciate it! Be sure to check out the full length video too!

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it.

I know for a fact you're not. Lol

@@charleswecker I just crank the distortion and drive to 11 and call it good 😎

Deal! I was thinking a deep dive into scales could be fun.

Thank you!!