Do You Need Natural Talent? - The Guitar Riff (Ep. 4)
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- Опубліковано 18 лис 2022
- Join Ayla and Kent as they discuss guitar philosophy's deepest question: do you need natural talent? Today's episode highlights guitar virtuosos of the past and present, and viewers will learn one of Eddie Van Halen's most fiery licks.
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"Talent" can be having an excellent ear that helps you figure out to play what you hear on your guitar. Or it can be the ability to sit around and practice the same thing over and over again until you can play it perfectly. I have neither. But I still enjoy playing my guitar and writing and recording a song every week. 🙂
i needed to hear this as a new guitar player, especially as a lefty playing as a right handed person. I often want to play punk/grunge, not realizing that some styles are going to feel more comfortable for me even though I LOVE punk. I don't think I naturally gravitate towards those skills, but then the blues comes naturally. so if anything, I'm very inspired to practice to achieve these different styles.
Dave Gilmour does not have to play fast to be great. His bend are otherworldly. So true about 'feel' as well guys. Cheers from Oz.
Great discussion guys thanks!
In terms of Talent, I believe that talent is earned, not inherited. What is inherited is genes, I feel that some players will have better gifted arm and hand strength than others. Could be anything form being able to pick up alternate picking quickly to strumming with much better rhythm/groove or developing muscle memory quicker.
Awesome opening with the Herbie Hancock 😎
I believe that it is not necessary to have a natural talent to play the guitar.
I see it as mathematics really...
practicing and practicing and practicing and sequencing in time, you can get control of anything... except love 😊
Ive had students who had absolutely no sense of time
But did they eventually develop the timing?
Or is timing one of those things that you've either "got it" or you "don't" ?
@@dealzright They gave up
I had no sense of time in the beginning but with practice you learn that. sounds like your students didnt truly have the desire to practice & learn.
Of course not... a lot of people got in the music biz because of lots of practice, and help along the way.
Show total aí ü dueto de solistas em guitarras vocês aí simpatias dê pessoas Estrela top! Abraço vocês.
People with natural talent will achieve more in less time than person who don't have it.
🙌
I mean there’s no such thing as natural when it comes to technicality. Right?
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That was inspiring
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