Learn how to play R&B in 7 days! R&B Guitar Flow

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I just released my newest learning pathway: R&B Guitar Flow - This course guides you through a structured, day-by-day lesson plan to master R&B guitar. Over seven days, you'll delve into chord knowledge, soloing, techniques, and improvisation. Each day builds on the previous, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of R&B guitar essentials, from smooth chord transitions to expressive soloing and creative improvisation. Perfect for all skill levels! As members, you're getting this before everyone else gets access to it :) I can't wait for you to dive in!
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[@TheDonutDoctor]

Hope y’all enjoy this preview of my new course. My team and I put a lot of work into making this fun, challenging and interactive! Each day builds on the next, and there’s a final project! I even made a section where you can jam along with me trading solos! get it here: www.thedonutdoctormusic.com/

[@sheilasimpson7092]

❤❤❤

[@sheilasimpson7092]

Do I have this in my head right? Key is D, and you are starting the IV? Progression: IV-I-ii-iii

[@fefewavv]

Bro this idea of teaching voicings by attaching them to a familiar shape is genius. I loved this lesson man, thanks.
Btw, what a beautiful guitar.

[@TheDonutDoctor]

Thanks for tuning in!!!

[@stevelopo2009]

Thank you for your sharing, the video is awesome and quick to apply it.
For my practice remark:
R&B flow (May ignore root)
1. Cmaj9, A string
2. Cmaj7/G, D string --- 5 fret (3 notes + pinky)
3. Cmaj7(6/9), D string ---7 fret, middle finger 8 fret
4. C6/9 --- fret 2 (EADG) Index and Ring finger
5. Arpeggio chords, may snap on top the string

[@casisi6983]

I appreciate it what you did, more right hand technique is really helpful.

[@dnantis]

Your are getting me motivated to go back to playing my guitars again !
Too many YT teachers that know theory but dont know jack #&*$ about really motivating the students !
You brought me back from frustration land !!
Thank you Maestro !

[@timorochademacher1080]

Great lesson!

[@TheDonutDoctor]

Thanks for checking it out!

[@MrRed-bk9xn]

Chill vibes. Ready for lesson 2. Perfect 🔥😎☮️

[@TheDonutDoctor]

Get the whole hour long class here!! www.thedonutdoctormusic.com/

[@ankitbedwal1]

Thanks man. This was really helpful ❤

[@TheDonutDoctor]

Thank you!!

[@jordangamble3515]

Absolutely banger of a video🙏

[@TheDonutDoctor]

Thanks for checking it out!

[@gabrielaples6942]

nice lesson !! great for beginners

[@TheDonutDoctor]

Absolutely! Each day builds on the next, and goes all the way to advanced! Check out the whole course :) www.thedonutdoctormusic.com/

[@amanalo2995]

Thanks my men❤

[@TheFY-cb6eb]

Please do more right hand picking and strumming for dis rnb ❤

[@TheDonutDoctor]

There's a whole 7-day course that covers right hand picking/strumming on my website! www.thedonutdoctormusic.com

[@johncox7627]

Hmmm, may be buying this one...

[@tootiegrigio713]

Hi 👋 I am sold and will sign up as soon as funds are solid.
Could you possibly do a video on some of your favorite gear? You get your Dgt to sound so clean and lively, I struggle getting my Dgt to stay clean. I want your tone (and ability!)

[@TheDonutDoctor]

For clean tone, its all about the amp!

[@mbuso_cele_]

I love that 6/9 sound , its beautiful I need to get get it on my vocabulary. In case when only using the higher 4 strings do you omit the 5th or 7th on that 6/9 chord?

[@TheDonutDoctor]

yes! You can omit anything you want to bring out the upper structure, choice is yours!

[@RustyMadd]

C6/9 with a major 7th? That is a rootless CMaj13sus2 . "A 6/9 chord is a pentad chord that's made up of a major triad with a sixth and ninth above the root, but no seventh."

[@TheDonutDoctor]

The voicing I'm playing simple has the 3rd, 6th, 9th, and 5th! You can absolutely sub out this 6/9 sound for any major 7th chord as long as it doesn't interfere with the melody. (Even if it does, you can still do it - these sounds are completely subjective and rules are meant to be broken - follow your own ears to what sounds the best!)

[@Kipchoge475]

6/9 chords on the guitar usually omits the 3rd.

[@broooowdym]

it’s not that deep lmao

[@James-S3]

Well actually…

[@Nae300oke]

Bro chill

[@kenodebellotte9187]

When are you gonna do the next video

[@TheDonutDoctor]

The whole hour long masterclass is on my website! www.thedonutdoctormusic.com/

[@kenodebellotte9187]

@@TheDonutDoctor cool thanks, btw do you offer one and one lessons?

[@TheDonutDoctor]

@@kenodebellotte9187 yes, you can find them via the link above as well :)

[@j-hickz4078]

This way to advance for me

[@pierresalesse]

Nice video but its more like lofi neo soul than Rnb