How to Think More Quickly While Improvising
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
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00:00 Introduction
00:34 Welcome and overview
01:00 Pick a song
01:14 Choose scales (and what I chose)
02:10 Play lines from root of first chord
06:40 Play lines from lowest note on the instrument
10:50 Play lines from any starting note
12:35 Increase rhythmic complexity
15:05 Choose different scales (and what I chose)
16:45 Repeat the above with new scales
17:00 Closing thoughts
I’m going to use this to improve my jazz improv on the acoustic guitar. I’ve removed chords from my toolkit to play only single notes (like a horn or bass player) so this definitely applies. Thanks!
Love it!
Thank you sir!
Thank you for addressing this. Not one we want to admit to needing but need nonetheless.
Thank you! But I’ll be the first to say I need it haha!
Excellent, as always! Love these exercises!
Thank you!
Thanks for another great lesson, Matt! Interesting and quite a challenge, and as always clear and pedagogical. Just finished an hour with your paradiddles - perfect entertainment for a Friday night. /Eskil from Sweden
Thank you for watching again! And great job putting time in practicing that stuff!!
ha en trevlig kväll!
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Thanks
Thank you for watching
This is great stuff. I find myself getting stuck in chord tone with chromatic approach note on beat 4 ruts... alot. This is really going to help in creating smooth ascending and descending lines. While I understand this is a mental exercise, I feel that one can create functional lines by perhaps making a rule that a chord tone is hit on beat one.
Yes exactly! Thanks for watching
Also a change in strings ;)
Do tell!
Haha good eye. Yeah these are the Gerold Genssler J-Roque RW ("rainworms"). I had found a used set, and while I like the Corax I was using before, he doesn't make them anymore so I was looking for not only an alternative for the future, but something that had more punch than the Corax. These definitely are more punchy. The Corax has a MUCH wider "spread" of the low notes, but doesn't cut through. These D and G Rainworm strings literally make the floor move so that you can feel it in your feet. The E and A are not quite right, I think, but they're still new and I'm still figuring them out. They don't have the punch of the D and G. But I also noticed that my bridge may have been slightly off position when I last heard another bassist play my bass. The G is quite large, which I like, but it's large enough that it actually feels a bit strange so I'm getting used to that too. Do you hear a difference? Do you like one better than the other? I think the Corax RECORD better but the RWs sound better in real life
Whew!
I hear you
I can never remember which mode is which... So I stick with arpegios and chromatisms, following along the melody.
DOn't use a preposition to end a sentence with.
A: ua-cam.com/video/O6yeLNNVa4A/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared
Took me a second to process (how ironic)! Ha!