I Couldn't SOLO WITH TRIADS on GUITAR Until I Learned This….
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I'm jealous, I wish I had long fingers.
Paul Gilbert used to shred those string skip arpeggios all the time. 🤘
Oh yeah! does it so well
Still does
he specifically targets octaves in 2 string patterns… so he just skips to get to what he memorizes in 2 string octave chunks and has a few variations of each lick to keep things sounding fluid. edit: key thing he does things typically in 3s and 6s but hes got a few 4 and 8s too
Man I have played those string skipping arps for so long, but never thought about the enclosures! Outstanding material.
Jeff! :-) Thanks! just published a new one, check it out
Loved this lesson. Pulls together all the pieces of Arpeggio lessons I've watched and could not make sense of. Now I get it. Bravo.
So happy to help, Ken, Thanks for being here, stay in touch 🙋🏻♂️🎸
Great lesson! Really appreciate that you shot the slow versions thanks. showing the tab on screen would be even better, you've got a new sub here
My pleasure, Thanks for being here Robert 🙏 Will upload the Tabs/Notation to the 'UA-cam Bonus' folder tomorrow ( Galactic Modern Guitar, on my website) Stay in touch
Thank you! This is the most comprehensive triad lesson I've seen on YT. I will now set about studying it; see you in 10 years...
Wow, thank you!
More stuff to work on. Trying to incorporate those enclosures. Thanks as always for sharing.
Thats great! Thanks for being here 🙏🏻
Well done Daniel!
Thanks for being here friend :) check out weissguitar.com for more cool stuff
Great video.🎸🎶👌
Many thanks!!🙂🙏🏻
Quickest way to get from point A to B
Dan is the man. Good stuff.
Thanks for being here Greg 🎸🙋🏻♂️
A great way to start the week! Thanks for the awesome tutorial, Daniel!
My pleasure James! ! :) So happy you liked it friend
Very nice to be able to see it all. Thank you. You have a good way of getting it across with your
teaching skills.
Thanks Neil 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Really Happy to read that
thanks for the detailed step by step lesson, there's enough to learn & practice for enriching the playing and technique
Thanks Eitan 🙏🏻
Thank you for this, one of the best lessons I've seen on youtube
Wow, thanks! and cheers for being here, stay in touch.
These lessons are fantastic, thank you tons Daniel
I am happy you are here 🙏
As usual.. very informative and great! 🙏🤘🏼
Glad you liked it! Thank You : )
Great video. Thank you very much!
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Finally went through! Being a student of yours for a year this was a real pleasure to go through really showed me with your guidance my fundamentals are solid! And great lesson here too !
It was a pleasure teaching you Chai 🙏🏻
Great job getting to the point and avoiding a lot of fluff. Great info and clearly presented.
Thanks so much for being here! so happy to help - new episode coming up today :) (Its kind of a part 2)
Great lesson. Thank you 👍
🙋🏻♂️🙏🏻 Thanks
Thank you very much for your content. Love your channel
Thanks for being here 🙏🏻🙂🎸
Awesome video!
Tony! Hey man - Thanks for watching! :)
Great lesson!
Thanks for being here 🙋🏻♂️
Awesome! Your lessons make me want to pick up my guitar! More power
Drei :-) Thanks for being here - Just published a new video, check it out. Stay in touch
Just found your stuff today, really digging it man, thank you~🎶💎✨❤️🚀
Joey - Thanks for being here my friend :) 🎶💎✨❤️🚀
@@WeissGuitar much appreciated, cheers🎶
This is so inspiring! Thank You So Much P.S Love your Galactic Modern Guitar Course!! Really helps me these days
So Happy to hear that! Thank You Mark
Great lesson Daniel as always.
Really enjoying the Galactic Modern Guitar course. I’m in module one and it’s already improved my phrasing and how I link lines together. Well worth doing thanks man. 👍
So happy to hear that ! 🙏 🙏 🙏 Thank You for joining!
חג שמח ! תודה רבה !
Toda :-)
Great stuff as always
Thanks Andrew !
so, aware of the triad but putting it all together + the esercises already opened up my mind :-) love it -- yo've got another subscr.here, Thanks Mr.Daniel Weiss! 🙂
Welcome aboard! 🙏 So happy !
Thanks for being here Luca : - )
😎👏😎👏great lesson!
Thanks for being here Michael! Stay in touch and enjoy some more videos 🙋🏻♂️🎸
You r genius
awesome
actually, thank you
Thank you for being here : ) stay in touch
Wow..super!!
Thank You for being here : )
Best guitar teacher I ever had🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟
Wow! Thanks so much Natan, so happy to hear that! 🙏 🙏 🙏
@@WeissGuitar you should definitely do a video about the more advanced artistic talk on how to "steal" and develop cool lines that we like from other famous guitarists
I can dig it Flame On💥
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ITS REALLY WORKED LOL THANK YOU DUDE
Diego, thanks for letting me know! I'm happy to help : ) let me know if you need anything.
cheers for being here
Amazing...
Thanks for being here Anish 🙂🙏🏻
You deserved many subscribers and likes!
Thanks so much :)
It moved from triad to arpeggio to melodic and harmonic scales very quickly. I was interested in listening to just soloing using triads
Check out the new one I just published
You got the rite last mame...
Thanks 🙏🏻 Just published another one
You are a star,l think l learned a lot from this video.So that's how they shred!!!.Aperggios Arpeggios all the way and a little twist here and there!.Thanks for the insight but l prefer fingerpicking and this video introduced me to endless fingerpicking technique
Sibusiso, Thanks for being here. Defently Triads and Arpeggios. Stay in touch 🙋🏻♂️
could you learn the caged system and the arpeggios and get to the same "conclusion"? some what..
Does Dan live in LA? I wanna pay for one-on-one lessons! I really dig the format. ✊🏽
Hi There :-) thanks for reaching out, we can do one-on-one here weissguitar.com/1on1/
Thankyou - I enjoyed this lesson and have just subscribed. I couldn't find the tabs on your website? Can you put a link in please?
Thank You 🙋🏻♂️ Its inside the Galactic Modern Guitar series 🎸🛸 at my website (link to access is in the video description) and pinned comment- its more then just the tabs. Extended exercises and 15 modules 96+ videos.
Thanks for being here 🙂🙏🏻
Diminish !!!!!
Sure, Here you go Oscar :) thanks for being here :
🙋🏻♂👉ua-cam.com/video/hlKRIaBdEgk/v-deo.html
B _diminished_
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Your string skipping part reminded me of my 'any 2 notes per string on 2 strings played in ascending order, then descending order, moving down a half-step each time (and reverse)' thing. I literally 'stumbled' over that, one day but couldn't figure out why? Later I realised it was because at each reverse, the same finger finishes the 4 note group and starts the next 4 note group, which is a fairly unusual repeat move. I practiced it, so got over some of it, but still hit a speed bump vs other fingering sequences. Do you have any tips for speeding it up?
That's great! If you want to speed things up, try working subdivisions over click (metronome), going from 1/4 to 1/8, triplets, sixteenth notes, etc. I've got a video or two demonstrating this. So that's what I do
@@WeissGuitar Thanks! I think I was wrong about the 'same finger' thing. It is an extra complication, but I think now it's more a combination of factors which make it a 'foreign' feeling routine vs some other types. Each time I stripped it back to something simpler, it was still feeling 'foreign' vs scalar/arpeggio playing. I'm starting with 2+2 notes over 2 strings in various ascending then descending lines of the same notes. Next moving those lines a halftone up and down, where the 'same finger start/finish' happens, then multiple half steps up and down. Trying to do all 3 items at once from the start, is difficult to track down where it's going off.
Hi, random question: whats your mic? Thanks! :)
Hi Guto :-) You mean the mic I talk into? 'Wave:1'
(The guitar is plugged to my sound card) Thanks for being here🙋♂
- what is/are,most problematic hands/fingers movements on guitar
during chords changes of course?
Your top 10 :)
100% Anything by BACH
Kerennn
Thanks : )
I think Larry Carlton bases everything off this, I noticed immediately it sounded just like him
I'm glad you're here! 🙋♂️Thanks for the compliment! 🙏 stay in touch
How long did it take for you to get your triads down like that??
Good question, first of all thanks for taking the time to ask - -I am happy you are here 🙏
Back in highschool, it took me a few months to learn, and it will take me a lifetime to master.
It's never-ending, and for me, that's the most wonderful part.
Those are definitely the elements needed to learn these concepts in all keys all over the fretboard. It represents years of practice or at least hundreds or thousands of hours of practice and for many people it's an overwhelming effort. Most people only have fixed amount of time to practice and, at best this type of harmonic work would be a fraction of that total time. What I haven't seen is a program that breaks down the exercises into a set of steps so you could proceed methodically through the exercises and over time, (limited by practice time and skills) move through the program. Once you can navigate enough of the arpeggios a useful exercise to apply these things is to take some songs from the American Songbook (standards that have good harmonic progressions and relatively simple melodies) and slowly work on doing arpeggios and mixing it up with playing notes in the melodies. Many of these songs use the triad chord tones for much of the melody. Start with easiest songs first.
Hi Mark,
Thanks for being here and for your comment,
you have just described my Galactic Modern Guitar Program :) 'a program that breaks down the exercises into a set of steps so you could proceed methodically'
Still hard to get your head around
Thank You tuning in Alexander :-) feel free to ask me questions.
@@WeissGuitar i totally agree. With all due respect to all the effort and dedication put in the making of these extraordinary videos, i also think some concepts could use a bit more digging. For instance: why are the diatonic degrees on C major filled with minor and diminished chords? Why aren't they simply C D E F G A B? Thank you so much! Your most annoying follower ahahah
@@WeissGuitar i totally agree. With all due respect to all the effort and dedication put in the making of these extraordinary videos, i also think some concepts could use a bit more digging. For instance: why are the diatonic degrees on C major filled with minor and diminished chords? Why aren't they simply C D E F G A B? Thank you so much! Your most annoying follower ahahah
Your right eye is bigger than left
Haha nice, Yes, Isn't that awesome :) ? Thanks for being here, stay in touch.
People are different, and u hva a good one 👍🏼🤘🏼
lol, i didn't notice now i can't unseen it. I think his right is the serious eye, i have a genius friend whose (incidentally) right eye is also a little bigger (great looking guy as well) who carries such heavy duality between absurd and absolute... Thanks for the lessons Daniel! You're great looking and a pedagogical ace ! I'm much obliged for the info you so effortlessly convey.