Hi Chad, I really hope that one day you will continue giving us these helpful advice. Everything you said, literally like open a new door to me. Like you was very transparent and honest abt everything you said. Thank you so much.
I always recommend your courses to other guitarists. Thank you for all your guidance. Would love to see some coursework/recommendations on how to approach breaks over a key.
About tip #4, you mention examples like wanting to practice jazz and blues but adding those may be too much. Would it be beneficial to schedule jazz practice one day and blues the next? Do you lose too much of what you learned by skipping days? I mean if I was practicing a jazz song one day and a blues song the next, would I lose too much of what I learned previously? I know it would take longer to learn both but would it take much longer? Anyone do this in there practice?
This is the best youtube channel for me. Tips here are so realistic & so refreshing for a long time musician like me that got stuck with the same skill over the years. I have so much respect for this dude. 👏👏👏👏
As usual, worth the time I spend watching your vids. I have learned Tons of useful things from you. As example, i hated Music theory, but watching your Music theory 1 & 2 was fun for me like watching a Good movie. Learned such a lot by watching those vids. You are indeed an awesome teacher. Thx for all the knowledge you spread to us.
Really usefull tips, i mostly struggle with to many things i want to learn or lessons to follow. Making a simpele list as a guide is a great tip thanks
I keep my practice list on the "watch later" UA-cam facility. It's all the videos about the stuff I'm learning, nothing else. Then I improvise. This works for me because I'm always following instructions but finding my own style. Its progress clawed millimetre by millimetre, but it's my progress. Thanks for all your help Chad
Thanks i realised keeping track of things in journal is great Petrucci talked about it i keep all exercises and my own licks in small notepads🤗plus its good to wrote down metronome results like practicing scale or lick thats how you get faster at picking🤔
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Hi Chad,
I really hope that one day you will continue giving us these helpful advice. Everything you said, literally like open a new door to me.
Like you was very transparent and honest abt everything you said. Thank you so much.
You are too much 🤴
I always recommend your courses to other guitarists. Thank you for all your guidance. Would love to see some coursework/recommendations on how to approach breaks over a key.
About tip #4, you mention examples like wanting to practice jazz and blues but adding those may be too much. Would it be beneficial to schedule jazz practice one day and blues the next? Do you lose too much of what you learned by skipping days? I mean if I was practicing a jazz song one day and a blues song the next, would I lose too much of what I learned previously? I know it would take longer to learn both but would it take much longer? Anyone do this in there practice?
Great tips! I like that work flowy app.
Thanks! -Chad
Extremely educational and useful. Thanks for the free ebook, it's an excellent tool for learning.
This is the best youtube channel for me. Tips here are so realistic & so refreshing for a long time musician like me that got stuck with the same skill over the years. I have so much respect for this dude. 👏👏👏👏
Awesome, thanks! -Chad
Golden stuff! Thank you so much
As usual, worth the time I spend watching your vids. I have learned Tons of useful things from you. As example, i hated Music theory, but watching your Music theory 1 & 2 was fun for me like watching a Good movie. Learned such a lot by watching those vids. You are indeed an awesome teacher. Thx for all the knowledge you spread to us.
Awesome to hear! Thanks for being part of the MFG community -Chad
Really usefull tips, i mostly struggle with to many things i want to learn or lessons to follow. Making a simpele list as a guide is a great tip thanks
You're welcome. Glad you liked it. Thanks! -Chad
Hi Chad,
As always your advice is spot on. Thanks for your enormous generosity in helping we guitarists master this remarkably flexible instrument.
Cool
Thanks! -Chad
Dope bruh. My list needs an update like that, I have papers... EVERYWHERE
Hi sir thank u
For all ur lessons
I m learning ur lessons from very beginning.🙏🙏
Love from India 🇮🇳
You're welcome! Glad you're learning. Love back from the US. Thanks! -Chad
I keep my practice list on the "watch later" UA-cam facility.
It's all the videos about the stuff I'm learning, nothing else. Then I improvise. This works for me because I'm always following instructions but finding my own style.
Its progress clawed millimetre by millimetre, but it's my progress.
Thanks for all your help Chad
That's a cool way to do it. Thanks for the comment! -Chad
Totally true, man. The best thing is that you can apply these tips to everything you wanna do/learn to do
Yes definitely. Thanks! -Chad
Thanks i realised keeping track of things in journal is great Petrucci talked about it i keep all exercises and my own licks in small notepads🤗plus its good to wrote down metronome results like practicing scale or lick thats how you get faster at picking🤔
Yeah that's a cool thing to do. Thanks! -Chad
Could you please share with us, how you track your progress down. Thanks in advance.
One reason most bands break up is that making music stops being fun.
That is a big reason. What's the point if you're not having fun. Thanks! -Chad
A very practical tip which was very useful to a beginner like me.
Yey, always good to see beginners. Welcome to the guitar community! Keep practicing and you wont regret it.
You are the best. Thank you :)
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Awesome thanks! -Chad
Excellent tips!
I see that your practicing Zappa!! Impressive!!
Ha good eye! -Chad
Great fun 👍
Thank you. Excellent to think about and to put into action.
You're welcome! -Chad
Great suggestions 👍
Thanks! -Chad
thank you for this!
You're welcome! -Chad
Tip #2 is a great tip.
Thanks! -Chad