Mr. Brenningmeyer.....real well.. thought out diagrams.... especially forward thinking by the attention to details ...e.g...things to be aware of like your thoughtful notating on diagram what pedal affects what string and how it will be altered...very very excellent . Generous thanks for sharing
I love the way you lay it out on the screen. For the advanced player that already knows the chords, can you show us some runs (played between chords). I can do chords, but cannot figure out the beautiful runs I hear on the PSG. Thanks.
We need a video of how to maintain the guitar, what to keep lubricated, what to use, things like that. Dos and don'ts. I have looked for one but cannot not find any.
Much gratitude Troy... yesterday was day 1. I'm using my bare fingers for moment as it feels like way more control for me...that long thump pick feels so foreign to me as well as the finger picks...but I know i'm gonna have to put em on sooner or later :( I would like to find a thumb pick that's "shorter" and more "rounded" if possible..been playing rock traditional guitar for 40 plus years
hey neat-o! i have never even touched a pedal steel guitar, but i just kind of wanted to get an overview of how it works (tunings & neck) and this video helped...i think its a great sound that could be exploited in genres other than country more often...so rarely we hear it elsewhere, and even when you do, it often refers to that "rural" country kind of atmosphere...i think the instrument could be processed in a way that sounds more avant garde or experimental too... :)
Troy, did you ever contemplate playing the Pedal Steel in the Jimmy Day setup (ergonomically correct), rather than the Emmon's way, that is a bit difficult, as far as contortionist is concerned. JMHO.... I was instructed at day 1 to do this, by a great player.
Hi Troy, thanks for the Video. I have a question. Which Pedal steel guitars are most popular these days. I heard they require a lot of maintenance,a m I right?
Hi I’ve been wanting to learn this instrument for a long time. I have had no musical experience whatsoever and I’ve heard that most people learn lap steel or know the basics of accoustic guitar before learning pedal steel. Is it possible for someone like me to start learning pedal steel or would you recommend learning lap steel first? Thank you.
Aiden it isn't necessary to have previous musical experience to play pedal steel. Sure, it puts you ahead as far as theory, but that's about it. The pedal steel is its own monster, lol. I hope you've made the move to begin your journey. Did you ever start playing?
But I would like to see only Steel guitar lessons and guitar lessons when they play a song we need to know what tuning they’re playing the song and we can find the card but we need to know the tuning if it’s the sixth open ED or whatever but we need to know the toning for each song be nice to have that posted
If a professional guitar player sees this I wish she would post it on Facebook or UA-cam what tuning they’re playing each song and it would make it easier for us people that’s just learning
It seems to me that this lesson is designed for the absolute "beginner" (as he labels it). In my experience teaching music, it is like teaching a set of athletic skills: you start with basic motions that enable you to do something, then add a repertoire of more motions, then learn to use them in combinations in dynamic and less predictable situations. Here he just shows the absolute basics, but maybe you can find other lessons that would suit your needs if you look around.
Pay for one of his lessons and you will see. I was skeptical until I did one. He went through all the time to make charts, tabs, backing tracks, and the videos and they do really help. Im sure it took quite a bit of work. You can get all 10 for $72.00 which is a hell of a deal when normal live lessons would run you $40 an hour.
well the poor guy gotta survive somehow...im a percussionist and even im interested! would you spend hours preparing lessons for free!...the old addage....time is money!
Shit, my driveway needs shoveling. Wanna come over tonight and clear out all the snow? I can't pay you anything, but it sure would be nice of ya! Seriously though? Practically everything new I've learned on guitar that I didn't figure out for myself has been from free youtube videos.
Play pedal steel guitar for years they have to learn how to hold the bar I put the pics on their fingers what you're showing them is is scaring them and confusing them they won't understand that just teaching like Jeff Newman does they'll understand
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Very detailed and precise tutorial. You really put your heart out for these tutorials.
Mr. Brenningmeyer.....real well.. thought out diagrams.... especially forward thinking by the attention to details ...e.g...things to be aware of like your thoughtful notating on diagram what pedal affects what string and how it will be altered...very very excellent . Generous thanks for sharing
Killer! Gotta get one. Not easy to come by. Sounds great. Thank you. Just have an old Rickenbacher lap steel.
I love the way you lay it out on the screen. For the advanced player that already knows the chords, can you show us some runs (played between chords). I can do chords, but cannot figure out the beautiful runs I hear on the PSG.
Thanks.
We need a video of how to maintain the guitar, what to keep lubricated, what to use, things like that. Dos and don'ts. I have looked for one but cannot not find any.
This is really helpful for me since i am a beginner..Thanks for your tutorial..i want to learn more from you..Sending my support..
Much gratitude Troy... yesterday was day 1. I'm using my bare fingers for moment as it feels like way more control for me...that long thump pick feels so foreign to me as well as the finger picks...but I know i'm gonna have to put em on sooner or later :(
I would like to find a thumb pick that's "shorter" and more "rounded" if possible..been playing rock traditional guitar for 40 plus years
Hi I’m in Nashville and want to get in touch for lessons and how to get my hands on a steel. Thanks.
hey neat-o! i have never even touched a pedal steel guitar, but i just kind of wanted to get an overview of how it works (tunings & neck) and this video helped...i think its a great sound that could be exploited in genres other than country more often...so rarely we hear it elsewhere, and even when you do, it often refers to that "rural" country kind of atmosphere...i think the instrument could be processed in a way that sounds more avant garde or experimental too... :)
Check a player named Bruce Kaphan. Also Daniel Lanois's work with Brian Eno.
Well done. Keep it coming.
Troy, Do you have a book of songs and tabs for the E9 10 string pedal steel.
This extremely helpful! However, I think the first lesson should be setup and tuning, especially pedal tuning.
Thanks for your input Mark.
Cool!
AHHHHHHH you took the plunge into pedal!! GREAT!
very nice man!
How long have you been playing peedel steel gutair I've always wanted to learn
By the way, Great camera angels and positioning
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Troy, did you ever contemplate playing the Pedal Steel in the Jimmy Day setup (ergonomically correct), rather than the Emmon's way, that is a bit difficult, as far as contortionist is concerned. JMHO.... I was instructed at day 1 to do this, by a great player.
Great, my B string isn't bending all the was up to C# when I press the A and B pedals, and it doesn't come all the way back down to B when I let go...
Hi Troy, thanks for the Video. I have a question. Which Pedal steel guitars are most popular these days. I heard they require a lot of maintenance,a m I right?
Is there such thing as a beginners pedal steel pricewise? I've tried looking and I cant find anything under 1000 ish even used
I'm interested in your instruction. Can you send me some info? Thanks
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Hi
I’ve been wanting to learn this instrument for a long time. I have had no musical experience whatsoever and I’ve heard that most people learn lap steel or know the basics of accoustic guitar before learning pedal steel. Is it possible for someone like me to start learning pedal steel or would you recommend learning lap steel first? Thank you.
For sure. If you have the interest and funds I'd say go for it.
Troy Brenningmeyer thanks for the advice
Aiden it isn't necessary to have previous musical experience to play pedal steel. Sure, it puts you ahead as far as theory, but that's about it.
The pedal steel is its own monster, lol. I hope you've made the move to begin your journey. Did you ever start playing?
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What is e9?
This looks like one mother to tune, got an hour to start tuning before you play it?
ola amigo,sou brasileiro,e gostaria muito de adquirir um pedal steel desse,qual valor,e como eu faço pra comprar?agradeço
But I would like to see only Steel guitar lessons and guitar lessons when they play a song we need to know what tuning they’re playing the song and we can find the card but we need to know the tuning if it’s the sixth open ED or whatever but we need to know the toning for each song be nice to have that posted
how can i get one of your charts
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Where is the tab for this?
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If a professional guitar player sees this I wish she would post it on Facebook or UA-cam what tuning they’re playing each song and it would make it easier for us people that’s just learning
if you want some great pedal steel in your music check out gram parsons or the flying burrito brothers
It seems to me that this lesson is designed for the absolute "beginner" (as he labels it). In my experience teaching music, it is like teaching a set of athletic skills: you start with basic motions that enable you to do something, then add a repertoire of more motions, then learn to use them in combinations in dynamic and less predictable situations. Here he just shows the absolute basics, but maybe you can find other lessons that would suit your needs if you look around.
uh oh ... hmmm - maybe i should be investing in square toed boots/shoes?
hardly anyone just helps other players anymore. everyone wants to make a dollar or sell something.
Thanks!
Is this a compliment?
Pay for one of his lessons and you will see. I was skeptical until I did one. He went through all the time to make charts, tabs, backing tracks, and the videos and they do really help. Im sure it took quite a bit of work. You can get all 10 for $72.00 which is a hell of a deal when normal live lessons would run you $40 an hour.
well the poor guy gotta survive somehow...im a percussionist and even im interested! would you spend hours preparing lessons for free!...the old addage....time is money!
Shit, my driveway needs shoveling. Wanna come over tonight and clear out all the snow? I can't pay you anything, but it sure would be nice of ya!
Seriously though? Practically everything new I've learned on guitar that I didn't figure out for myself has been from free youtube videos.
The "complete" dobro player should also play pedal steel.
The "complete" pedal steel player should also play dobro.
Don't you have to know how to tune the guitar before you can play it
Never realized that the steel guitar was that sofistacated
Play pedal steel guitar for years they have to learn how to hold the bar I put the pics on their fingers what you're showing them is is scaring them and confusing them they won't understand that just teaching like Jeff Newman does they'll understand
Speak for yourself (and please learn to use punctuation). The way he does it makes perfect sense to me.
Hmmm think ill stick to playin dobro