@Myles.World.01 do you know the notes on your fretboard, or are you strictly tab? I tend to find tab, preferably official, and rewrite it as the notes (not official "notation" but A#, G, C, etc) then find my own placement or arrangement of where to play it on the neck. Do I like it on thicker strings, or thin? Do I want to slide to and from the note, or hammer on or pull off? It makes it interesting, and ingrains in me where the same notes are on different strings... just a great practice exercise for learning the notes. 😆 Anyway, I can share the link to where I found the initial tab and instructions on how to play it, if you like? I actually might do that anyway, and put it in the description. I play it in way different positions than he does, but it's still a great video and starting point!
@@eclipsetheraindanbutler2478 Thank you for the info and the link!!! as for me, i just kind of play by ear, as I am not great at chords or learning the fret board, as you have done. It is a slow and grueling process that way, I know, but it is all I have known. I like the way you do it, I will have to work more on learning the fret board for the notes. Thanks again, sensei :)
@Myles.World.01 😆 I only took one month of lessons, when I bought my first guitar at 18. A Peavey Patriot! I'm a singer who fell in love with playing guitar. You can change a guitar string, but you can't change vocal cords. Lol. Anyway, I learned the basics of the notes in that month and just slowly went from there on my own. I used, and still do use tab a lot for quick learning, but even the official tabs can be wrong, especially on placement of playing (if not the not). Remember, most are transcribed by students trying to make extra money. Even Steve Via use to notate Zappa's music for him. 😆 Ear training is important too. Doing BOTH... that's the best. Maybe I'll do some short videos on basics in the future... been thinking about it already, because my youngest brother is wanting me to teach him now.
That sounded awesome! Beautiful guitar as well. Keep it up.
THANK YOU!!! I appreciate you checking it out!
Awesome!!! Now if only I could play that on my flag sg.....
Love it bro.
@Myles.World.01 thanks!!!
@Myles.World.01 do you know the notes on your fretboard, or are you strictly tab? I tend to find tab, preferably official, and rewrite it as the notes (not official "notation" but A#, G, C, etc) then find my own placement or arrangement of where to play it on the neck. Do I like it on thicker strings, or thin? Do I want to slide to and from the note, or hammer on or pull off? It makes it interesting, and ingrains in me where the same notes are on different strings... just a great practice exercise for learning the notes. 😆
Anyway, I can share the link to where I found the initial tab and instructions on how to play it, if you like? I actually might do that anyway, and put it in the description. I play it in way different positions than he does, but it's still a great video and starting point!
The link is in the description now! Looking forward to seeing what you do with it! Check out some of his other videos too!
@@eclipsetheraindanbutler2478 Thank you for the info and the link!!!
as for me, i just kind of play by ear, as I am not great at chords or learning the fret board, as you have done. It is a slow and grueling process that way, I know, but it is all I have known.
I like the way you do it, I will have to work more on learning the fret board for the notes.
Thanks again, sensei :)
@Myles.World.01 😆 I only took one month of lessons, when I bought my first guitar at 18. A Peavey Patriot! I'm a singer who fell in love with playing guitar. You can change a guitar string, but you can't change vocal cords. Lol. Anyway, I learned the basics of the notes in that month and just slowly went from there on my own. I used, and still do use tab a lot for quick learning, but even the official tabs can be wrong, especially on placement of playing (if not the not). Remember, most are transcribed by students trying to make extra money. Even Steve Via use to notate Zappa's music for him. 😆
Ear training is important too. Doing BOTH... that's the best. Maybe I'll do some short videos on basics in the future... been thinking about it already, because my youngest brother is wanting me to teach him now.