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Bro changed pants mid practice 😭😭

Thoughts on jazz guitar?

WOW I've made it too friend of the channel.👊..Muscle (nervous system)to brain connection , once that's on fire its safe to say that your working at the right level for gains in which ever activity you are partaking ...Might grab a shirt soon and even sooner if there was a matching sleeve ..I can just see Sor on my bicep / elbow/f(s)orearm now....It will be great to see where the channel is at once you reach the 5,000 subs followed by the 10,000...The brain to muscle system will be searching for the best beer on the market 😊

Beautiful performance!

I'm so ready for what one year will look like from now. On average, though there is some variance, I'll do about an hour on guitar and an hour on sax per day. Weekends are gnar, like 6 hours total each day. Need to get gym up there but that's about... well not great, like an hour 3 times a week lol. It would be so cool though to also have irl friends

Congrats on the corporate merch store opening ! Glad you have the Theorbug in maroon. Picked two up. My day was going well until my wife called me just now and said “What the hell is ‘Rutten’s Delight’?!?” after the credit card notification. I showed her all good 😅😅😅 (she then said hey did you get me one ?)

ITS ONLY IN THE US YOU CORPORATE MONSTER

Woot woot!!!! 15 bucks is a steal!

do you deliver to all countries?

i only practice 3 hours 😭😭😢😢

THANK YOU! That title has finally given me the confidence to cut down from the usual 10 hours.

I have done the 8 hr day practice often, for months, sometimes a year at a time, but always playing as much as time allows. Reading 50+ pages daily allows you to cover a lot of material, the mind continually grows and gains faculty, your hands and fingers stay hot and adept, you also are becoming excellent at sight reading the entire register and keys become well known while you are covering the entire fingerboard daily, you gain immense technique from all the textures you are confronting, you can work on many pieces at once, making significant gains in all of them equally. Everyone should explore pushing themselves as life and time allows to discover where their sweet spots are for maximizing their studies. Once you back off the long hour hauls, you do not lose your technical gains, your repertoire fruition just slows down a bit because you are not going through them as much. Just my 2-cents, lol..

There's no way I'd be able to maintain concentration for 8 hours--or even 4. I have to look at Leisner's book--he likes a split routine (like at the gym, I guess). My failure is I don't sit down with a pretty good idea of what I'm going to study. I have to get more systematic in my studying. And yes, I'm a nerd too.

Hoping there are 4xl shirts in the future, I’m planning on eating 8000 calories a day so I can get a bassier tone

You are right. Three to four hours a day is plenty.

Excited for the shirts! Picked up both!

I've been taking prenatal vitamins for my nails along with a folicic acid supplement... What do you think about that...??

Insta-buy! Congrats on the launch 🚀

Pro sounding voice over during the nail filing- was that recorded during the filing or afterwards? Hard to tell as there are visual edits in the nail shots but no hiccups in the monologue

Amateur classical guitarist here. One issue I get with my nails is that I will often develop a crack in them, most commonly the i finger. My only solution has been to just file it down to where the crack ends. Do you think this is more from a bad technique, diet and or inferior nail genetics? Maybe all three. Loved the thumbnail btw 😁

Great work Cameron. Just wander which type of reverb you use? I am experimenting right now with logic pro reverb for mixing classical guitar but I am still not satisfied. Yours sound good.

okay one more intresting question i know you hate these can you tell us how we can "teach" classical guitar to people like you know when you start your job as an english teacher they tell how to teach instead of what to teach so how would that go for classical music and specifically guitar

That thumbnail will blow this up

i foudnd that the first 5 measures of the presto and adagio are such great g minor practice so i just read through them(easily ofc becuase iam totally not a begginer)_

imagine being such a great guitarist and then you have a nail that just isnt nailing it

In before mom walks into my room and sees me with my meth spoon

Ew, why was the nail filing so satisfying?

The spoon turns black because when things burn (the butane) they make soot. You're seeing soot deposit. Also "I think what I'm about to do is really stupid....whatever, let's just go ahead and go for it!" 🤣🤣

"I think what I'm about to do is really stupid...whatever, let's go ahead and do this.

I heard it can be a little addicting, but if you get hooked, at least your nails will benefit, whatever you do, don't use a spork.

Currently playing with nails as short as possible but blow me , what a coincidence ....yesterday I bought a glass nail file along with other implements with the slight aspirations of developing my right hands fingers touch points. Its the coincidence that provokes todays response. I will now watch Brads said output. I like Brad. I think he has nailed his platform. Pun intended but came to me by coincidence.

My nails are WORSE than Brad's. And the method works--a little. But it only holds for a couple of hours. It might be Scott Tennant who suggested contouring the nail to de-emphasize the hooked part. That's easier, but also not terribly effective. I have to live with what I got. And yes, I did burn myself once.

WHAT AN EDGY THUMBNAIL HOLY WOW CAMERON

I saw the heroin spoon on the thumbnail and went “is this how Cameron announces his jazz career?”

This is a perfect time to tell you Cameron, as well as everyone else: I cut my nails. Can't do it. Can't grow them out. It feels too weird so I'll just have to accept my fate as a nail-less classical player. I'm sorry if I'm a disappointment you all.

Let my personal taste not detract from your evident progress BUT here comes a scathing review. Please understand it comes from my care of your skills and artistry Just an honest opinion, which you’re already aware of, is the second half sounds better because it sounds like 6/8 and not like 4/4 in triplets (across two measures) Even if you prefer 4/4, count in 2/4, bar by bar, not two beats to a bar (1/4). Everything should feel like it’s in “1”. Why is this so crucial? Because the whole point of the movement is about transitioning the weight of the pulse to each of the 6 locations of the 6/16 to create contours and textures. This is kind of one of Bach’s major “breakthroughs”. A 4/4 feel eliminates the options to 1 and 4 in 6/16. That’s 33% of the possibilities! It smooths out the contours and removes some potential. I don’t know how many people would find the 4/4 in triplets annoying, but I will say it’s not just me. I’m pretty sure I already promised you I wouldn’t mention this again, but it’s that important to me. Hope you understand. Keep at it. First comes the notes then comes the flavor. Again, apologies for my stark honesty. Much love going your way.

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Thomas viletaue does great nail video

Yeeeeeaaaaahhhh...that would be a no from me but hey, to each his own. Oh! Completely off topic, but as a cigar lover, never ever use a cigarette lighter. Always use a butane lighter or else you will ruin the taste of the cigar.

My nails aren't nearly as hooked as his and he's still great at guitar! Inspiring 😍 Oh, Brad please take an iron supplement 😭😭 this reminds me of the time I got stuck at my friend's apartment in a snowstorm, and he didn't have anything but cereal to eat, and all the spoons looked like this and it creeped me out. Now I realize he was just a guitarist with terrible nails. I was too judgemental 😞

There are certainly worse things you could be doing with a lighter and a spoon 😂

DA FUGA SOUNDS SO GOOD OMG

The fugue is fugue-ing man, keep it up! I wanted to say that I have found that adding a day off in your week of practice goes along way. I practice 3-4 hours a day with a day of just not playing. I have found that coming back from the day off, my hands always feel rejuvenated.

There is just so much content out there , but if your senses are good then you will surly reap the rewards ..eh 😉 like this one that popped up on my feed today. I wont put a link but the name to enter into the search bar... Tommy Emmanuel: On Aging as Musicians

I love this, seriously beautiful.

I joined discord group :) What do i need to do to b able to chat in it?

Words from a couple l good professional's I trust ( John Williams, Tal Hurwitz).. Once your technique is on point then 90 mins practice a day is more than adequate. Of course for ones therapy you could add pieces that strengthen the spirit. The challenge is getting to the ...ON POINT Part... as efficiently as possible....Think gym fitness...once you have reached you goal then maintaining it is rather easy

Watched a great interview with Paul Galbraith, on freeing up the limbs to move with the music, he started by squatting with his guitar held like a cello before he had his spike fitted to the sound box thereby allowing him to hold the guitar between his knees whilst sitting on a chair, he studied under a Greek guy who taught most instruments using a lot of philosophical thought for the phrasing etc

Ngl, I used to practice about 1-2 hours every day on sax for almost 3 years, and about 1-2 hours on guitar since January, but these last two weeks have been rough. Can't seem get more than 1 hour in on any one instrument on any day. Life lesson: do not get a real job that makes you exhausted at the end of the day. Just live off that trust fund or steal the skin and identity of someone who does and live off their trust fund. Or live in the walls of some geriatric millionaire's mansion and eat their food at night like an artistic rat.

Instead of tour dates on the back of the shirt, it should have musical pieces like you put on your docket. Btw.....the fugue is truly inspiring. When you play it, it makes me dig out my copy and take a stab at it (although I'm at about 1/16 as good as you). Keep up the good work and inspiration