The Importance of Tempo & Timing | Guitar Lesson with TAB
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Tempo and timing should be your primary focus while performing and practicing. In addition to learning the notes, you should try to apply the notes over a backdrop of solid tempo and rhythm. It is the most effective way to communicate your musical ideas to the audience and to other musicians. I also included a few simple exercises over a G major scale and an example of how to keep time over an alternating bass fingerpicking pattern using Chet Atkin’s version of "Windy and Warm" as an example.
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People (me) usually rush into the solos and technical stuff instead shaping the foundation. Thanks for great lesson
instablaster.
OMG! I've been teaching music for almost 20 years and taught thousands of students and gigs in LA and I always the phrase "pocket groove" and no ever used that phrase until finally this video says it. Awesome! BTW: tempo is Italian for timing. They both mean the same thing.
5:48 aaawesome tip, thanks✌🏻
ty so much bro. big help
‘Play in the pocket’… The importance of keeping time. The Fundamentals of good Rhythm, so overlooked, yet the Key to playing is all based off a timely connection withe the Drummer and Bass player. THANK YOU FOR THIS MUCH NEEDED REMINDER!
Was playing this morning…. Did a few Songs and did OK… but watching this lesson/ listening to what you are saying about timing and pocket… this is EXACTLY what I am missing! My timing is on, then I speed up just a bit. Then I slow back down, and probably go to slow. Being honest with myself, you are covering what I am missing, TIMING AND POCKET!
Man this is true and great advice..
This is what im realising now! I can only play in time if i dedicate all of my conscious mind to LISTENING to the metronome and give all the PLAYING over to my unconscious mind.
Ive practised a lot to a metronome but ive always been listening to *me* and going out of time. Its actually quite easy to train yourself to ignore the metronome and play out of time if you do this. Thanks for the lesson.
Thank you I really need this
Yes, it’s so important!! Thank you
@ 9:40 starts here!
great lesson thank you
Learnt a lot from you...
Thanks..
excellent
Thanks! :)
Good
I thought a rest note was when I play the rest of the notes?
Serious though, my guitar playing never sounded musical for decades until I focused on rhythm and tempo, timing, metronome and the value of rest notes.
Attacked!!!
Like how does it correlate to my strumming and picking?
11:47
I ve been play guitar for a long time, and learnt about theory and all of that stuff till l consider my self as a intermediate player. But i never thought about the tempo, and i realised that l im still weak at tempo,i dont know how to describe this feeling n , lm feeling down
You can do it bro. Just use a metronome or backing drumming track!
Sad others don't get it
Right!? :D
I wish I could understand timing
Is metronome a app? How to use it
To us newbies, what the heck is a "Lick"?
A lick is a short series of notes that can be used to build solos or as an intro or outro. :)
1/8?
How do you practice to a metronome if you don’t understand timing?
Good question... you use the metronome as a reference so you know whether you are in time. You put it on and then play a tune as if you are playing with a drummer.
Verry irritating music on the background
Or is that not how I should be looking at it?
Show us and play it loud
PLAY SOMETHING! talk talk talk
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