Dream Theaters Practice Secret REVEALED - Jordan Rudess Interview
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@46:00 playing whatever is comfortable, I remember hearing about Dave Mustaine that he played with his fingers slanted and limited him but when he "relearned" during his therapy he had a jazz guy show him to finger the notes straighter. Techniques like that are important because sometimes we adopt a playing posture habit that isn't as beneficial.
How did I miss Jordan here???? Well, I’m here now. Here we go…Justin & Jordan!!
I wonder If Jordan has watched John petrucci’s rock discipline 🤔
He wouldn’t have too 😆😆😆
When people like Jordan or Keith (Emerson) play I watch and it amazes me just how they can fly across the keyboard like they do. Of course Keith is playing like 3 at once as an orchestra and is on just some nonhuman level.
This was a really good interview. It was well conducted, and Jordan gave nice tips to those who want to refine the technical approach and study ethics.
Thanks for this. Jordans awareness of how things affect his practice and playing is the key. Tone patches he has used in developing his technique and a crowd affects his force on the keys, awareness.
"Play what feels comfortable". No. Your course of details on how and why to pick is much appreciated. Ive learned from this that certain types of picks are motivational and make me curious. Ive also found that finding what makes for some type of immediate emotional response is key as the main thing is to practice. So for me i play left and right handed guitars with picks either 0.88 or 1 mm.
I practice for the discipline, the control, and to escape reality.
In '93 at UW Seattle i was depressed i got addicted to stimulants(pseudoephedrine and caffeine) and would run late at night on the Burke Gilman trail to escape Seattle(Seattle did Kurt Cobain in). Ive since escaped Seattle and the grunge hellhole but i still want to escape as most things bore me.
So to me guitar picks are fascinating as it makes me curious. As an added bonus practicing guitar gives a highly beneficial mental training apparatus applicable to everything, plus its fun! My main goal is to practice cleanly as fast as possible and hopefully with bizarre chord changes not heard before as if I was abducted by an Alien Overlord dictating that I must excel at guitar.
Ive examined my picking. On thursday i noticed i do picking in a directional manner. Sixth string, 5 7 8 frets down up down then fifth string 578 down up down. So what did i do? Slowed it down and noticed my headspace. Sixth string 5 7 8, down up down fifth string 5 7 8 up down up. This focus on the pick and feelings helps my tone quality. Then at fast speeds i just let my picking hand pick however and i notice there is some neural learning and it makes playing feel new and that feels like progress. Im always seeking influences to tune my subconscious so doors are opened in the universe and answers come to me as what to play next.
I very much like your teaching Justin.
In the eighties REH videos, Guitar World, Metal Method, ive done them all not once taught how and why to pick a certain way. They were dreadfully frustrating and i felt lied to as there was no standard basis of what to build on technically on guitar.
I remember praying in '91 at my dorm room UW Seattle to be the best guitarist possible. I waited 32 years for this knowledge.
Great interview. The part about understanding your headspace when playing rings so true. From practice to stage, it feels like my skill drops by 50%.
Heck yeah! Been waiting for this, thanks man!
Nice! Can't wait to see it!
I'm a 68 year old keyboard player and Jordan is my hero. Even more so than Emerson, Wakeman, Lord, and all those who came before him. He's a great person too! I've met him and he;s always make time for me. This is a great interview. Thank you.
amazing interview. thank you
great! Thank you guys for the insight. Jordan you are really making great progress, i watched a few of your short clips. You are def.profiting from your amazing technique on the keys.
Greetings from germany!😀👍💪
Awesome. Just purchased your speedpicking course! I am ready for the gains
I love how Jordan is able to get to the details of practice, teacher/student techniques and breaking through the cliche of guitar players like 'whatever is comfortable' type of feedback. Thanks for the awesome interview Justin!
Please post the CD sales of all Jordan Rudess albums with DT... Crickets...
What a lovely and talented person Jordan is. Love him :)
You spoil us Justin. If Jordan is the wizard, perhaps you are the sorceror of the strings!
I got into Jazz recently and I hear McCoy Tyner 'Passion Dance' influence in Dream Theater's 'The Dance of Eternity', not only sounds similar but both are "dances". Must have been Jordan.
That was enjoyable. Thanks.
Thanks for this
Love your shirt, Justin :D
Hey Justin, talking with Jordan is a great accomplishment for your channel! Can you add timestamps on the video for us that don't have much time to spare? Thanks!
Awesome interview... now i better go and practice for my upcoming tests in music school 😂😂😂 cheers
Hallo Justin, ich spiele seit knapp 20 Jahren Gitarre und deine Videos sind echt der Hit. Du hast dir diese prominente Aufmerksamkeit wohl verdient!
Ive recently noticed Yngwies "masterclass". Not clear if Yngwie actually teaches. In his REH videos this was just him showing off. So it seems once again Yngwie is trying to make more money.
Justins teaching is specific, precise and useable. So many players have been waiting so long for this.
Great interview! Wonder how Jordan feels about Anton Oparin…
Anton is very knowledgeable. I found him very hard to listen to as he starts and stops when he talks and touches on one subject then goes in an entirely different topic he is a bit hard to listen to. In his long video he started the real material after a half an hour and it seems he selectively tells small tips but seems to hold back info. After an hour i felt extremely annoyed by the pacing.
Justins videos are one thousand percent better and Anton doesnt have any new videos so...
Going on one topic than going an a rant to be funny is what Anton did in his video, very annoying.
why is he called "danielle rudess" on zoom ? Is it his wife or something ?
I use guitar backingtracks to play your apps Jordan rudest thank you for the inspiration 🤘😊🤘 you’re a legend!!!!!!
Timecodes would be nice.
Sehr cooles Interview, war echt interessant! Hinsichtlich Gitarrenunterricht. Ich hab mit klassischer Gitarre angefangen und hatte 10 Jahre Unterricht. Ich hatte 2 Lehrer und die beiden haben eigentlich immer auf meine Körperhaltung aber auch Positionierung der Hand und auch auf effiziente Fingersätze beim Spiel geachtet. Da konnte man also nicht wirklich spielen wie man wollte. Unterricht für E Gitarre und mit Plek spielen hatte ich nie, das hab ich aus diversen AMA Büchern. Peter Bursch und Co 🙂
About the guitar players mentality:
How many guitar players are needed to change a lightbulb?
One! But all the others will be there, staring. Half of them say they could do it faster, half of them say they could do it with more feel 🤣
😂😂😂😂 hehehehe
Have you just called him Jonh? lol
What? Where? 😂😂
Duuuuuude 😎
Gruß von nebenan 😉
Neben an?
I still prefer Kevin moore and Derek sherenian over rudess
Who the fuck is Danielle?
His wife 😂
@@justin.hombach Thanks : D
Jordan is a great piano/keyboardist I'd love him not to mimic the guitar though....I also would love him to record an album in a Steely Dan vein. He is amazing when he play the DT songs with the acoustic piano as well.....I'd love him to make an acoustic album with a mix of his composition and pieces like Take a Pebble from ELP or Awaken/Parallels/Turn of the century by Yes something from Genesis some Pink Floyd etc... He is a treasure and I really hope he will widen his musical spectrum towards something more jazzy/classical and less metal.