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DUDE! My fave episode yet. I"m a Hard Rock and Metal guy, progressive in the mix. Old and new schools both. This episode struck me the most though. I was not aware how much swing and groove was already in my playing. This made it fairly obvious. Thanks @Martin Miller and @Mark Lettieri for enlightening about myself :P
So much patience and respect from Martin here. Mark didn't want to 'teach' Martin or to patronise him in any way BUT... Martin was trying to slow him down so us mere mortals could follow. Martin waited for a gap and then slipped it in where he could. Great interview technique Martin, well done. Mark, your playing is emotional even when you're doodling!
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@@80three57 I'm a huge fan of Paul Jackson and he's indeed very funky. Have you checked out his parts on Natalie Cole's Pink Cadillac (the album version)?
Lettieri is very clinical in his playing, very precise. I myself find players with a bit more swing to be more groovy. I personally think John Mayer is the grooviest guitarist of our time.
@@caliathleticfitness5602 I don't know if this makes sense as English is not my native language, but I make a difference between "timing" and "groove" where groove is more about rhythm playing and the picking hand plays the main role. I admire John Mayer very much and think he has great timing, but I have not heard him play rhythm grooves like Mark L and Paul J. I don't doubt Mr Mayers ability, I just haven't heard him do that groove thing.
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Man, I have you to thank for introducing me to Mark with the Purple Rain cover video, his solo had me absolutely floored and I’ve been a fan ever since. Really cool to see you two just jamming and sharing knowledge like this, great video Martin!
I think Mark wrote about 6 or 7 songs that can instantly go on an album here hahahaha, amazing ! Martin, this is excellent stuff, thank you so much for doing this and please keep'em coming !
This is like watching two highly evolved people having an intelligent conversation, and you're just an ape watching them, and trying to make sense. But I can still appreciate it.
Awesome stuff!...it's great to analyze and break things down this way as sometimes we tend to do things on guitar as second nature but our learning of "why" and "how" we do things increases as we dig further into our playing. I really enjoyed this, made me think about my own rhythmic guitar playing and added some extra ideas to keep adding spice to my chops. I also like the respect you two show for each other as musicians...it's always good to have that kind of relationship and camaraderie without feeling like it's a competiton of who's better or who knows more...just playing and sharing ideas and growing together...it's what music is all about... Thanks to both of you for this video!
This was ABSOLUTELY FUN AND INSIGHTFUL!! Lots of great musical ideas instead of widdly widdly monotony. Thank you Martin and Mark for all of this brilliant expertise.
This was amazing! Thanks for setting this up! I feel like there are a lot of lead guitar lessons out there but very few on intermediate/advanced rhythm guitar like this one..very very cool! I'd love to see more rhythm lessons if you feel like making more!
Appreciate alot that you are open to other guitarists approaches at your level, and not let the ego dictate instead. Even if it's a tenth percent of someones concept you take with you in your "backpack" that's valuable. And you are probably very aware of that too Martin, otherwise you wouldn't take these lessons.
Thanks Martin for this excurse, Mark is one of my most favourite guitarist and I enjoyed very much. Its quiet interesting how individual is the tone of everyone playing finger style, especially seeing/hearing this at you both guys with such a high technical level.
Martin ! Great subject matter ! Very cool to see that rhythmic evolution behind mark’s leads, especially seeing his performance with easy lover, definitely helps explain the origin and perhaps the roots from his rhythms, especially the percussive nature of his playing….. so cool, love to see more from you guys together, like fire and ice!
It's all about the time. Like a drum fill or pattern. You can tell the difference between a drummer who's trying to cram some chop they learned into a space vs. someone who's listening to the clock in their head and playing to land on the one. Let the ghost notes and such fall where they fit to keep it in time.
Hi ! I just discovered your channel, and love it. Well, I love Mark, that helps 😉 Nice riff breakdown, cool talks about rhythm, and harmony. Lot to learn, lot to work, really cool. Thanks you guys, the two of you.
cracking session/lesson/conversation between two masters - thanks for setting this up. @Mark Lettieri, Ear of the Puma should definitely make it onto a record and maybe have @Martin Miller take a guest solo :)
There are several jam platforms like jamulus, jamkazam, sonobus where you can play together with a pretty low latency. I live in Germany and play almost every day with people all over the world. Playing with musicians in the U.S. works better, if they are located at the east coast. West coast or South American countries usually doesn´t work but in case of a fast fiber connection it might work.
That looping part at 33:13 ... man, that boogies! Thanks for the awesome lesson! Two guitar wizards come together, too cool! I'm trying to follow the theory comments, but it's hard! For ex. in the part at around 30:00 I don't see it as D/F with an added 9, why can't it be simply Fmaj7? I think Martin you even explain it as 5-1-3-7 (as in intervals). Anyway I thoroughly enjoyed the lesson! Greetings from Austria!
I couldn't resist but I was hoping you could also give me feedback as to your impression of Gilad Hekselman. He's a Jazz guitarist I only discovered a few months ago and his instincts are killer!
it's to achieve perfect tuning. guitar frets are inherently not in tune. if you tune the open strings to be perfectly in tune then certain notes along the frets won't. so they do these compensated frets to be more in tune. some people like it some don't. it just doesn't sound like the guitar timbre your ears are accustomed to. the chords ring out almost like a keyboard
Great stuff! 👍 Martin appears to have lots of nervous energy. I think it would be easier to watch if he was calmer. But the contribution of both guys is much appreciated. Respect.
Feel maybe Martin needs to compress his sound a little more for this type of playing, it sounds like his bottom and top ends are a little loose. Great lesson, keep coming back to this one
Mark has a PRS which the mic position is actually accesible. Fuck PRS for not doing this on all of his guitars. (i'm saying this as a 7string PRS owner). I loved your video Martin, awesome.
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Great lessons Martin , for someone like me trying to learn song writing , and arranging .
DUDE! My fave episode yet. I"m a Hard Rock and Metal guy, progressive in the mix. Old and new schools both. This episode struck me the most though. I was not aware how much swing and groove was already in my playing. This made it fairly obvious. Thanks @Martin Miller and @Mark Lettieri for enlightening about myself :P
I forget where I heard this, but "your left hand is what you know, your right hand is who you are"
Now, that got me thinking. Interesting.
Wann't that chris buck?
"Wax on, wax off"
-Henry Ford
So much patience and respect from Martin here. Mark didn't want to 'teach' Martin or to patronise him in any way BUT... Martin was trying to slow him down so us mere mortals could follow. Martin waited for a gap and then slipped it in where he could. Great interview technique Martin, well done. Mark, your playing is emotional even when you're doodling!
I definitely slowed him down so I could catch up 😂
@@MartinMillerGuitar ... and so we could see how it was broken down. Well done Martin I really enjoyed watching.
Thanks a lot!
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Mr Lettieri is quite possibly the grooviest guitar player in the history of music.
Almost but there is Greg Howe on this planet ;)
Paul Jackson Jr has been doing it better than anyone for decades
@@80three57 I'm a huge fan of Paul Jackson and he's indeed very funky. Have you checked out his parts on Natalie Cole's Pink Cadillac (the album version)?
Lettieri is very clinical in his playing, very precise. I myself find players with a bit more swing to be more groovy. I personally think John Mayer is the grooviest guitarist of our time.
@@caliathleticfitness5602 I don't know if this makes sense as English is not my native language, but I make a difference between "timing" and "groove" where groove is more about rhythm playing and the picking hand plays the main role. I admire John Mayer very much and think he has great timing, but I have not heard him play rhythm grooves like Mark L and Paul J. I don't doubt Mr Mayers ability, I just haven't heard him do that groove thing.
Martin I love your humility! A genius learning from another genius!!!
Mark is a master at mute control on the strings.
Every master player is a master at muting strings 😁
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Damn, I never thought a rhythm lesson would rock my world. 6 minutes in and guitar us already in hand. Thank you for these lessons
That's in a nutshell what absolutely fascinates me in Marks playing. Just. Wow.
Man, I have you to thank for introducing me to Mark with the Purple Rain cover video, his solo had me absolutely floored and I’ve been a fan ever since. Really cool to see you two just jamming and sharing knowledge like this, great video Martin!
Lettieri….Just an incredible Guitarist…Class, dynamic, touch…👍🏻👍🏻
I think Mark wrote about 6 or 7 songs that can instantly go on an album here hahahaha, amazing ! Martin, this is excellent stuff, thank you so much for doing this and please keep'em coming !
martin you onto something big with this series
This is like watching two highly evolved people having an intelligent conversation, and you're just an ape watching them, and trying to make sense. But I can still appreciate it.
Just sittin' here brushing my teeth and smoking a cig
Mark is phenimenal. I first saw hm in Purple rain and his solo brought tears to my eyes.
Many thanks Martin and Mark! Really great stuff!
Martin, thanks for sharing this! Mark is like you! A freaking amazing musician!
Man this was so fun to watch and learn!
Thank you Martin for this. You guys are awesome.
I have just started your Guide to Picking Masterclass. There is so much in rhythm. My God. Let's hope I learn the most out of it.
Mark is a cool dude! easygoing , modest and real mojo!!!
Awesome stuff!...it's great to analyze and break things down this way as sometimes we tend to do things on guitar as second nature but our learning of "why" and "how" we do things increases as we dig further into our playing. I really enjoyed this, made me think about my own rhythmic guitar playing and added some extra ideas to keep adding spice to my chops.
I also like the respect you two show for each other as musicians...it's always good to have that kind of relationship and camaraderie without feeling like it's a competiton of who's better or who knows more...just playing and sharing ideas and growing together...it's what music is all about... Thanks to both of you for this video!
This was ABSOLUTELY FUN AND INSIGHTFUL!! Lots of great musical ideas instead of widdly widdly monotony. Thank you Martin and Mark for all of this brilliant expertise.
This was amazing! Thanks for setting this up! I feel like there are a lot of lead guitar lessons out there but very few on intermediate/advanced rhythm guitar like this one..very very cool! I'd love to see more rhythm lessons if you feel like making more!
Appreciate alot that you are open to other guitarists approaches at your level, and not let the ego dictate instead. Even if it's a tenth percent of someones concept you take with you in your "backpack" that's valuable. And you are probably very aware of that too Martin, otherwise you wouldn't take these lessons.
Thank you so much for doing this Martin🔥🎸
So many great moments in this video. Martin is such a great teacher AND student.
Thanks for the video. It's wildly inspiring
Thanks Martin for this excurse,
Mark is one of my most favourite guitarist and I enjoyed very much.
Its quiet interesting how individual is the tone of everyone playing finger style, especially seeing/hearing this at you both guys with such a high technical level.
"Yeah. Where do you want em?"... Mark's effing dedpan response was gold. I was laughing so hard. @ 40:03
Awesome format Mr. Miller! Enjoyed it very much!
Yeah yeah! More of this lesson-type stuff Martin!
TWO OF MY FAVORITE GUITARISTS OF THE LAST YEARS, you Legends!!
That was fascinating! I was glued to the screen the whole time.
These are really good keep it up. Its awesome to see someone put themselves out of there comfort zone in the name of learning for the masses.
Awesome!...I have working material for the next 2 years! :D thanks a lot! I love Mark's style!
Martin ! Great subject matter ! Very cool to see that rhythmic evolution behind mark’s leads, especially seeing his performance with easy lover, definitely helps explain the origin and perhaps the roots from his rhythms, especially the percussive nature of his playing….. so cool, love to see more from you guys together, like fire and ice!
I'm gonna have to watch it a few times, so much stuff! Awesome!
I have the same chair that Mark has - now to work on the chops part....
What chair is that!?
What chair/model is it?
Haha that's awesome...I'm lucky to be on the same planet as him. Uh, what are chops?
me haces tan feliz Martin Miller.
It's all about the time. Like a drum fill or pattern. You can tell the difference between a drummer who's trying to cram some chop they learned into a space vs. someone who's listening to the clock in their head and playing to land on the one. Let the ghost notes and such fall where they fit to keep it in time.
Great lesson and great artists, you are awesome, thanks a lot!!!
love it, great stuff
thanks Martin and Mark!
Such a great lesson, lots of fun to watch.
Hi ! I just discovered your channel, and love it. Well, I love Mark, that helps 😉 Nice riff breakdown, cool talks about rhythm, and harmony. Lot to learn, lot to work, really cool. Thanks you guys, the two of you.
So Cool🤘Thank You
Very interesting video. Thank you for this
Imagine how much money one would have to pay to enjoy a lesson of this caliber ! Thankful that we are all paying together, :).
Amazing lesson
Great series keep it up!
Genios, espero otro de clásicos
What a cool video - just being open to learning and improving is so great and something we should all strive for!!
this is GREAT!
So many nuggets of good stuff here!
Fantastic thanks
Mark's so amazing!
Thank you guys!
awesome stuff
I've heard Marks name for quite awhile but hadn't checked out his playing. Tasty! really good stuff!
Super cool video series, really enjoying it! Would be great if you could do one video about country guitar some day.
Thanks for sharing this lesson,
Thanks a lot for this !
I loved this. Some really interesting ideas to go away and practise! God knows I need it, my rhythm playing sucks!
Whoa! Is that a natural colored Fiore behind Mark!? I want one like that! (If thats what it is.)
Hi! I'd like to know when is "Ear of the Puma" going to come out? 🤔 Can't wait to hear it! Great videos Martin!
cracking session/lesson/conversation between two masters - thanks for setting this up. @Mark Lettieri, Ear of the Puma should definitely make it onto a record and maybe have @Martin Miller take a guest solo :)
Red Dwarf and Star Catchers are my fave from his new album ❤
damn dude... you get all the greatest!... love it
Awesome awesome content! Thanks so much!
Mark please 🙏 finish ear of the puma. Love this rif. This as a full track with the session band would be awesome
Thank you, really
EVERTUNE bridge + True temperament neck......the most "in tune" guitar in the world !!
Fuck Yes! I didn't notice the Bridge. Upcoming Signature MM-Ibanez? :-)
I wonder how he sets up the evertune for string bending, its quite tricky
How did you achieve the zero delay during transmission that made you able to play together?
There are several jam platforms like jamulus, jamkazam, sonobus where you can play together with a pretty low latency. I live in Germany and play almost every day with people all over the world. Playing with musicians in the U.S. works better, if they are located at the east coast. West coast or South American countries usually doesn´t work but in case of a fast fiber connection it might work.
When they say a solo guitarists are superior to rhythm players. This video is proof that is not always the case.
well rhythm guitarists get alot more calls.
Thoroughly enjoyed every minute of this even if I had no idea what y'all were doing.
I don't always play air guitar, but when I do, I pretend I'm Mark...
Cool stuff boys! 👍👍👍
That looping part at 33:13 ... man, that boogies!
Thanks for the awesome lesson! Two guitar wizards come together, too cool! I'm trying to follow the theory comments, but it's hard! For ex. in the part at around 30:00 I don't see it as D/F with an added 9, why can't it be simply Fmaj7? I think Martin you even explain it as 5-1-3-7 (as in intervals).
Anyway I thoroughly enjoyed the lesson! Greetings from Austria!
i love this format Martin ;) thanks a lot for sharing !! i'd like see Guthrie Govan teach you something !!😍
They say never meet your heroes, but I met Mark Lettieri at NAMM, and he was super nice.
I met him at the show to release The Deep Vol 2 and he was too cool. Autographing albums and taking pictures. Very awesome dude.
I WANT A ULTIMATE SCORPIONS MEDLEY IN MY DESK AND I WANT IT NOW!
Great video man 😍👌🏻
He doesn't need to practise with the metronome. The metronome practises with him.
The Atomic Clocks are calibrated by Mark's timing
Thanks so much
When you guys cover Purple Rain, i really gives the goosebumps 🤟🤟🤟🤟🎸
Obwohl ich keine E-Gitarre spiele, hab ich das Video einfach gefeiert! Vielen Dank für's Hochladen!! Ein sehr wertiges Video
love those
Wow, thanks for this amazing and groovy lesson. Very cool. It looks a bit like a guitar shop in mark's room :-D A very impressive guitarist
please cover Always gonna love you-Garry Moore
Any chance, Martin, that you could interview Greg Howe or do a cover of one of his songs off of Soundproof or Wheelhouse??
I couldn't resist but I was hoping you could also give me feedback as to your impression of Gilad Hekselman. He's a Jazz guitarist I only discovered a few months ago and his instincts are killer!
Like 2 in 1 from Wheelhouse...a master of badass
Crazy Frets on Martin´s Guitar
Best ever 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼... Hats off ..... Matching guitars .👍🏼👍🏼😂 Cool stuff
I'd really like to hear Ear of the Puma developed into a full song! Maybe another lesson in how to take a riff idea and put it all together?
"Pooma"!..lol
Martin dude!! LOVE the frets how they're laid out, is that designed to affect the tone or simply for aesthetic purposes
it's to achieve perfect tuning. guitar frets are inherently not in tune. if you tune the open strings to be perfectly in tune then certain notes along the frets won't. so they do these compensated frets to be more in tune. some people like it some don't. it just doesn't sound like the guitar timbre your ears are accustomed to. the chords ring out almost like a keyboard
awesome guys. btw what model prs is mark playing?
PRS Fiore, his signature model
Martin...if you can...get Jacky Vincent for a future lesson insights video?
Great stuff! 👍
Martin appears to have lots of nervous energy. I think it would be easier to watch if he was calmer. But the contribution of both guys is much appreciated. Respect.
Complete gear geek question... Is that ibanez even temperament fingerboard available from ibanez?
It’s a one off for now.
Feel maybe Martin needs to compress his sound a little more for this type of playing, it sounds like his bottom and top ends are a little loose. Great lesson, keep coming back to this one
Please. Cover YES - CHANGES & OWNER OF A LONELY HEART
Mark has a PRS which the mic position is actually accesible. Fuck PRS for not doing this on all of his guitars. (i'm saying this as a 7string PRS owner).
I loved your video Martin, awesome.
👍✌😎 great lesson, thankyou