@@TomoFujitaMusic Yes, I agree, after about 20 years of playing, giving up and returning I understood many things with TF guitar wisdom Tomo “ conects with you, be patient and do things his way, it works.
Lightly hold your pick and drop it, no worries, movable triads with mistakes, no worries, don't choke neck with tight grip and play with body......I love it. You are truly a genius. I watch to be entertained and learn something every time!
First time watching this guy. The picks he recommends playing with and the wisdom they have printed on them made me giggle. This guy is a joy. I'm glad I just found him.
OK, 2 months ago I stopped Guitar Wisdom. That was not very wise! So, today I came back because of this lesson. I love the way you teach life through music. My wife said, "I like this guy, study with him" OK, I am back!
Lovin' it, man! You have an organic approach that really makes sense! You play with your body. I like too that you incorporate relaxed movement in your playing. Tapping out the funk rhythms before you even play them on the guitar - all these are useful for me. The improvisatory element is used a lot in flamenco, too, so that's a real eye-opener. THANK YOU from Chiba-ken!!!
Lovin' this, man! You share a lot of key information that's invaluable for beginners no matter what their musical passion is - play with your body, syncopate it, improvise, tap out the rhythms first before you play - all this applies to flamenco, too! MANY THANKS from Chiba-ken!
talking while playing looks like pure magic to me! Also, for tips at the end, don't forget, must have good Cat, will listen to all your mistakes and be a kind audience!
"Blue Monk" is one of my favorite melodies ever! It's a whistler for sure. And here I was just looking at low priced used trumpets today thinking about playing this on the beach. Cool song choice to introduce the younger folks to!
Feel good to just listen to your phrases and get them into my brain gradually. Gonna focus more on ear training and the real connection with the instrument.
I like it...I love it...I want some more of it!! Truly brilliant delivery and done with sincere advice and I can tell passion! Right now I suck but I believe I will pick this up with this kind of structure! I probably need Skype lessons! Thank you for taking time for meaningful curriculum!
This is exactly my favorite setup! Guitar & Providence Cable E205 & Fender Musicmaster Bass Amp with NOS vintage tubes!!! PURE TONE and show all my mistakes and any noises so... I will improving everyday!
I thought this format of video was really nice. I’ve been working on Triads lately and training my ear to better recognize intervals to assist with playing what I hear. I liked when you discussed the format of blues such as the 1144 versus 1411 and I think more videos like that could be helpful! Thanks for all of your hard work you’ve helped me so much!
I often find myself paralyzed by choice when I go to practice, so I end up just playing songs that I’ve known how to play for years. I think I definitely need a structured routine to improve at this point. Most of my teachers in the past focused on teaching new songs and briefly mentioning topics like arpeggios, but not drilling them
Playing songs are important but we all need to focus on good techniques so that we can play songs better! If you need more practice ideas, please join my Guitar Wisdom!!
This type of vids is great, I would like to see some more of these style. Maybe I have a tip for another video: how to play classic Rock, just philosophy behind that idk...
Hi Tomo, something is clear, for this tune that there"s an economy of energy by playing vertically, something but for myself playing horizontally is more fun.
The challenge I find is that as a working adult (or as a kid going to school), I've never had Tom Morrello's ten hours a day to practice. There are a lot of subjects to cover, but if I spend an hour a day on speed drills and soloing techniques, because then my rhythm skills go down. If I spend time on chords and theory, my single note accuracy goes down. If I practice one song, I lose the skill on another. If I split my practice time up for multiple areas, I don't get much out of it, progress-wise. There is so much to guitar that is both physically and intellectually challenging that keeps me coming back even with continued frustration, yet after playing for years I've yet to master one single song well enough that I could play it live (except standard 'cowboy chord' songs). I've even tried the 'play with people better than you' but no one wants to play with someone 'not good enough' for the band....
Even 5 minutes is a long time if you can really focus on every seconds! Preparation, planning is the key. Even practice routine should have a few choices. You can do it! Everyone can do this! Thank you!
@@TomoFujitaMusic I unsubbed last month because I didn't use it as much as I should. I had to watch the c major video like 5 times and still don't get it 100%. I took practical theory 1 last semester so I could understand it better but I better take class 2 cause I'm still choppy on triads and solidifying which note is the 1st ,5th , or whatever. This is definitely way to much info but I'm bored and I like your vids so there's my excuse. Also- such a good jam- I keep coming back to listen to this one. Love your guitar wisdom!
I think this is a very good path . . . I dont want fast wiggling fingers, I want to be able to highlight the underlying progression in any solo, like you do . . . . .
I was able to follow the stuff you were playing with the chords cycling in my head. A lot of what you were playing seemed based around triads for a while there.
Thanks! Please join my Guitar Wisdom. I teach everything there! Only $9.99 a month subscription video lessons so all you have to do is skip one lunch a month!
I was able to join it this past Monday. It's already made a huge difference in my playing. Just by starting to learn the fretboard by the c major scale. Thank you for your wisdom!
I always download your video, and i practice 😅 i want to learn your chords progession with the lead combination,. I can do adlib with the help of loop pedal. But when it comes to you its big different you can do all with out loop pedal how do you do that?? Thats skill is very advantage.
Hey! I just want to say that I love your videos and that they really give me a way to see where I can improve my playing! I plan on checking out the guitar wisdom and really giving it a whirl. Seeing someone as skilled and knowledgeable as yourself putting all this information out is really awesome! Thank you from me and all guitar players out there!
Great insight! I'm am just trying to figure the finger placement on the neck without looking! Progressions and triads! I never compare, just watch and learn and make mistakes! Thanks for the great content!
Hello Tomo from France... Good video. Thanks you so much it's a pleasure to hear you.. Picks are heavy?? When I see you it's seems too easy... I'm a beginner and I have 63... Good teacher..👍👍
It sounds good ,, swing jazz to me but blues is there lightly . I would like but more chord work with the lines to give more light & shade . What you think 🤔 The lines to me were like horns
Thanks Tomo. Another great video. Your system was explained fairly well in it. My understanding is that one of the main purposes or goals of many of your practice ideas (triads, solfeggio, singing, notes, degrees, intervals) is this: To be able to choose (and hear) the note you want to play, before your play it. Am I correct in saying this is a key goal you have for students?
@@TomoFujitaMusic yes, I already subscribe to GW and it has been quite useful. Although I think it lacks a video that summarises your framework for teaching and the overall goals of the things you teach. Rather your framework is something that permeates your teaching but doesnt seem to be explicitly said, at least that I can tell. What I’ve been able to discern so far is that a key goal you have is for students to be able to choose and hear the note before they play it. Am I correct?
Is Guitar Wisdom acoustic guitar friendly? I only own an acoustic guitar, and I want to subscribe however I'm reluctant because most videos are done with an electric guitar. Sorry for the ignorance, have never played an electric guitar.
@@rafaeltugay382 not everyone has to play electric guitar, acoustic guitar is awesome. Yes, he actually added very recently a specific and detailed section for acoustic guitar, so I'm sure that will be exactly what you're looking for.
Tomo please do a video about what you're talking about playing with entire body thats a very important subject and nobody is talking about it. im my playing carrier i and many others suffers from neck and back pain. That is very common problem from guitarists and basist. How to deal with that ? mayby a workout on what muscles to grow ?? i'm a skinny guy. Thank you for youre knowlege and cheers from Poland.
I love you sir! Joining guitar wisdom in a few days after exams !!!! Thank you for everything 2:25-5:00 were you going by ear or were you going by certain scale ? If so what are the extra notes you add to it and why? Thank youuu And is this explained in guitar wisdom?
I started to pick up my guitar to play. After all, Blue Monk. Then I decided to put the metronome on 60 and the beats on 2 & 4. It's going to take a while for me to solidly keep that beat on the 2 & 4. I'm drifting and drifting...
Thanks for the routine! I recently got injured and can't work for a bit, but now have time to play guitar, i was wondering if you can help me figure out a song by Shintaro Sakamoto called "You Just Decided". I think I figured a chord, but i would appreciate your insight! Best Guitar Teacher ON UA-cam.
Hellos Tomo my teacher. I love your lessons. I subscribed to lessons. Thanks ive been learning. I just hope you can somehow make a comment on your online students play based on your lessons. Thanks
Thanks so much for subscribing my Guitar Wisdom. I am making more testing material/video lessons so that everyone can understand their true progress and problems.
Seasoned guitar players like yourself always appear to apply very little finger pressure while playing notes and chords. How much pressure is enough? What’s the best string size for beginners? I find memorizing scales to daunting. Is there another option?
Like holing a thin paper... Less pressure is must. 10-46 with a proper guitar setting. No memorization! Learning! I teach everything at my Guitar Wisdom.
man you're good tomo! ! you're the best! have you recorded with any bands? do you have your own band? I'd like to hear you with a full band ty for all your lessons too
Oh Tomo, I wish a had professor like you when I got to uni to play music, I was looked down for not liking jazz, which made me hate it more, and the worst part is. I arrived enjoying modern jazz, but was force fed things like Billie's Bounce. So you can imagine my mixed feelings when I heard you play it. Buy making it actually sound interesting.
Thanks for your interest in hearing from your viewers! I will expose my ignorance, I haven't been playing long ... What is 3 root 7?? Or whatever you call it? Where can I get more information on that?
Hi Tomo, I’ve been starting to use the metronome in practice lately. And,yes, it’s hard but I am seeing improvement so thanks for the kick in the pants. An observation; n live music, it seems the tempo (not timing) changes slightly constantly. That’s the "human" element...correct? Thanks for everything!
Great! Good job! ... then try a little slow... or a little fast... maybe settle in better. Keep working! We are all human so we are not perfect! but we much work harder every single day!
I have learned the triads pretty well on strings 1,2,3 and 2,3,4 and I think it helps me playing over major and minor chord progressions especially R&B and some other styles but I don’t see how it helps on blues ( unless you are playing blues triads? say R-3-7?). I haven’t figured out how triads help in blues single note soloing...?
I've been playing guitar for almost 7 years now and still there is no improvement .".*
What shall I do..!!??
That's simply you need to learn all proper way... Please join my Guitar Wisdom! My TFGW will change you!!
@@TomoFujitaMusic Yes, I agree, after about 20 years of playing, giving up and returning I understood many things with TF guitar wisdom Tomo “ conects with you, be patient and do things his way, it works.
@@juanluguitar Nothing to loose, if you do something right, always something you get! Do nothing then nothing will happen! Thank you!
Lightly hold your pick and drop it, no worries, movable triads with mistakes, no worries, don't choke neck with tight grip and play with body......I love it. You are truly a genius.
I watch to be entertained and learn something every time!
@@TomoFujitaMusic how much is the membership per year? thanks
First time watching this guy. The picks he recommends playing with and the wisdom they have printed on them made me giggle. This guy is a joy. I'm glad I just found him.
Thank you!!
He aktually never cut his video so its like a one take what a legend
I know how press 'ON" and "OFF" Thank you!
World class professional instructor he is. Why cut?? Just let the flow, well flow. :) 👍
Tomo’s time is always a happy time ! Thank u🇫🇷👍🏼🍒
Yes!!
OK, 2 months ago I stopped Guitar Wisdom. That was not very wise!
So, today I came back because of this lesson.
I love the way you teach life through music.
My wife said, "I like this guy, study with him"
OK, I am back!
You can come back anytime! Thank you!!
Lovin' it, man! You have an organic approach that really makes sense! You play with your body. I like too that you incorporate relaxed movement in your playing. Tapping out the funk rhythms before you even play them on the guitar - all these are useful for me. The improvisatory element is used a lot in flamenco, too, so that's a real eye-opener. THANK YOU from Chiba-ken!!!
Awesome! Thank you!
Lovin' this, man! You share a lot of key information that's invaluable for beginners no matter what their musical passion is - play with your body, syncopate it, improvise, tap out the rhythms first before you play - all this applies to flamenco, too! MANY THANKS from Chiba-ken!
Thank you!
Keep doing it the way you do it. You are really helping me with building my practice routine.
Thank you so much! So happy to hear that!
Great timing with talking and playing at same time.
Thank you!
talking while playing looks like pure magic to me! Also, for tips at the end, don't forget, must have good Cat, will listen to all your mistakes and be a kind audience!
Thank you!
Because of you my metronome is coming in the mail...what a perfect way to practice...Mahalo!
Great!
You know we love you
Thank you!
"Blue Monk" is one of my favorite melodies ever! It's a whistler for sure. And here I was just looking at low priced used trumpets today thinking about playing this on the beach. Cool song choice to introduce the younger folks to!
Thanks!
Feel good to just listen to your phrases and get them into my brain gradually. Gonna focus more on ear training and the real connection with the instrument.
Thanks so much!
nice reminder of the importance of triads! had'nt had a chance to watch one of your videos in a while, amazing as always. Thanks Tomo as always!
Yes! Thanks so much!
thank you Tomo I have learned to play your Jazz Blues I am a Bass player
So nice to hear that! My bass line came from music .. not from scales
I am jamming along while you are playing/talking.
Good!
Best guitar teacher on UA-cam!!
Thanks so much!
Thank you, Sir
You are welcome
Omfggggg that blue monk practice blows my f*****g mind
Thanks!
Tomo makes the metronome sound nice!
Thanks!
You are the best Tomo!
Thank you!
I like it...I love it...I want some more of it!! Truly brilliant delivery and done with sincere advice and I can tell passion! Right now I suck but I believe I will pick this up with this kind of structure! I probably need Skype lessons! Thank you for taking time for meaningful curriculum!
Thanks so much! I don't master guitar yet. So we all can dive in.... You're very welcome! I love guitar!!
By the way, I have more detail lessons at my Guitar Wisdom.
A good lesson Tomo. I am just learning triads and variations/ This is timely for my 56yr journey. (circling back to theory.)
So fantastic! Please learn more triads!
Yes, Play with clean no effects is the best way to learn, you can hear ones mistake. Good mix of minor/major.
This is exactly my favorite setup! Guitar & Providence Cable E205 & Fender Musicmaster Bass Amp with NOS vintage tubes!!! PURE TONE and show all my mistakes and any noises so... I will improving everyday!
I thought this format of video was really nice. I’ve been working on Triads lately and training my ear to better recognize intervals to assist with playing what I hear. I liked when you discussed the format of blues such as the 1144 versus 1411 and I think more videos like that could be helpful! Thanks for all of your hard work you’ve helped me so much!
Excellent!! Thank you!!
I often find myself paralyzed by choice when I go to practice, so I end up just playing songs that I’ve known how to play for years. I think I definitely need a structured routine to improve at this point. Most of my teachers in the past focused on teaching new songs and briefly mentioning topics like arpeggios, but not drilling them
Playing songs are important but we all need to focus on good techniques so that we can play songs better! If you need more practice ideas, please join my Guitar Wisdom!!
I love your approach to jazz blues, I'll be slowing down this video and reviewing the lines quite a bit! Thanks as always you legend!
Thank you!
OMG wish I could play like that fantastic Tomo would love more lessons on the melody through the 1 4 5
Thanks so much!
Metronome really helps, thank you sir Tomo
You’re welcome!
Tomo is too good man. What a nice guy.
Thank you!
This type of vids is great, I would like to see some more of these style. Maybe I have a tip for another video: how to play classic Rock, just philosophy behind that idk...
Thanks so much!!
Hi Tomo, something is clear, for this tune that there"s an economy of energy by playing vertically, something
but for myself playing horizontally is more fun.
Thank you!
Oh outstanding routine thanks
You're so welcome!
yes Sir, Please do a video on sharing your knowledge thoughts, Thank you, Sir
Sure I will
@@TomoFujitaMusic Thank you, Sir
I always learn so much from your videos man! Really love the triad practice routine! Many thanks! ✌🏻🎸🎶
Thanks so much!
The challenge I find is that as a working adult (or as a kid going to school), I've never had Tom Morrello's ten hours a day to practice. There are a lot of subjects to cover, but if I spend an hour a day on speed drills and soloing techniques, because then my rhythm skills go down. If I spend time on chords and theory, my single note accuracy goes down. If I practice one song, I lose the skill on another. If I split my practice time up for multiple areas, I don't get much out of it, progress-wise. There is so much to guitar that is both physically and intellectually challenging that keeps me coming back even with continued frustration, yet after playing for years I've yet to master one single song well enough that I could play it live (except standard 'cowboy chord' songs). I've even tried the 'play with people better than you' but no one wants to play with someone 'not good enough' for the band....
Even 5 minutes is a long time if you can really focus on every seconds! Preparation, planning is the key. Even practice routine should have a few choices. You can do it! Everyone can do this! Thank you!
Fujita-sensei! Excellent video as always!
Thank you!
Great lesson Tomo. Im mostly a acoustic guitar player but this tips can help to improve in acoustic way too. Thanks!
Thanks so much! Yes! Both electric and acoustic.
Great lesson! But more important: cool tshirt! XD thanks!
Thank you!
I came back again to steal some of those sweet licks. I know its the complete wrong way to learn but it's definitely more fun haha
Glad you like them!
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@@TomoFujitaMusic I unsubbed last month because I didn't use it as much as I should. I had to watch the c major video like 5 times and still don't get it 100%. I took practical theory 1 last semester so I could understand it better but I better take class 2 cause I'm still choppy on triads and solidifying which note is the 1st ,5th , or whatever. This is definitely way to much info but I'm bored and I like your vids so there's my excuse. Also- such a good jam- I keep coming back to listen to this one. Love your guitar wisdom!
LOVE your way to play MONK♥️🙂♥️
Thanks!
saludos desde honduras :... es un monstruo en la guitarra.. vamos con todo a aprender
¡Muchas gracias!
Awesome you are great keep it up Thanx, brought up so much, God Bless.
Thank you! Will do!
Nice dynamic
Thanks!
I think this is a very good path . . . I dont want fast wiggling fingers, I want to be able to highlight the underlying progression in any solo, like you do . . . . .
Thank you!
yes
Yes!
I think I saw you on Hizaki channel... You wrote the same in the comment section under some video.
@@sergeyromashkin7876 ik --
This is what I've been waiting for!! Thank you so much ❤
You're so welcome!
Just saw the clip which changed my understanding. Very interesting
Thanks!
You are the best !!!
Thank you!
I was able to follow the stuff you were playing with the chords cycling in my head. A lot of what you were playing seemed based around triads for a while there.
Thanks! Please join my Guitar Wisdom. I teach everything there! Only $9.99 a month subscription video lessons so all you have to do is skip one lunch a month!
I was able to join it this past Monday. It's already made a huge difference in my playing. Just by starting to learn the fretboard by the c major scale. Thank you for your wisdom!
Thanks so much for subscribing my Guitar Wisdom. Great!!
Fantastic
Thanks
yes Sir, you said is right, mistake makes us discover new things
Thanks!
I always download your video, and i practice 😅 i want to learn your chords progession with the lead combination,.
I can do adlib with the help of loop pedal. But when it comes to you its big different you can do all with out loop pedal how do you do that??
Thats skill is very advantage.
I liked this video a lot! Very helpful but also challenging me to figure out some things myself
So nice to hear that. Thank you!
Hey! I just want to say that I love your videos and that they really give me a way to see where I can improve my playing! I plan on checking out the guitar wisdom and really giving it a whirl. Seeing someone as skilled and knowledgeable as yourself putting all this information out is really awesome! Thank you from me and all guitar players out there!
You're welcome! Please join my Guitar Wisdom and tell me a month later!
Words for what? Simply Magnificent
Thank you~
Awesome content!
Glad you enjoyed it
My teacher is teaching more about triads. They are a must when you are playing rhythm guitar and want to add some fat!
Thank you.
You're very welcome!
Love the t shirt tomo also a huge fan 😅
Thanks!
Great insight! I'm am just trying to figure the finger placement on the neck without looking! Progressions and triads! I never compare, just watch and learn and make mistakes! Thanks for the great content!
Thank you!
Hello Tomo from France... Good video. Thanks you so much it's a pleasure to hear you.. Picks are heavy?? When I see you it's seems too easy... I'm a beginner and I have 63... Good teacher..👍👍
Thanks so much!! My picks are 1.00 mm
3 days without a video from Tomo..almost had a mental breakdown 😂
No worry! I try to post Monday & Thursday or Friday!
It sounds good ,, swing jazz to me but blues is there lightly . I would like but more chord work with the lines to give more light & shade . What you think 🤔
The lines to me were like horns
Thank you! Lovely sounding guitar!
I Love blues 🥰
Awesome!
Thanks Tomo. Another great video.
Your system was explained fairly well in it.
My understanding is that one of the main purposes or goals of many of your practice ideas (triads, solfeggio, singing, notes, degrees, intervals) is this:
To be able to choose (and hear) the note you want to play, before your play it.
Am I correct in saying this is a key goal you have for students?
Thanks so much! I teach everything at my Guitar Wisdom site if you want to learn more depth.
@@TomoFujitaMusic yes, I already subscribe to GW and it has been quite useful. Although I think it lacks a video that summarises your framework for teaching and the overall goals of the things you teach. Rather your framework is something that permeates your teaching but doesnt seem to be explicitly said, at least that I can tell.
What I’ve been able to discern so far is that a key goal you have is for students to be able to choose and hear the note before they play it. Am I correct?
@@jonathanavery7583 Thanks so much for subscribing my Guitar Wisdom. So great to hear that!
Tomo, how has the Secret Lab chair treated you? Would you recommend it?
So great!
My practice routine: watch a Tomo youtube video, then Guitar Wisdom, and repeat.
Good job!! Thanks so much!!
Is Guitar Wisdom acoustic guitar friendly? I only own an acoustic guitar, and I want to subscribe however I'm reluctant because most videos are done with an electric guitar. Sorry for the ignorance, have never played an electric guitar.
@@rafaeltugay382 not everyone has to play electric guitar, acoustic guitar is awesome. Yes, he actually added very recently a specific and detailed section for acoustic guitar, so I'm sure that will be exactly what you're looking for.
@@rafaeltugay382 Yes, I have "acoustic beginner series" course that constantly adding more lesson videos! You can check the site now!
Tomo please do a video about what you're talking about playing with entire body thats a very important subject and nobody is talking about it. im my playing carrier i and many others suffers from neck and back pain. That is very common problem from guitarists and basist. How to deal with that ? mayby a workout on what muscles to grow ?? i'm a skinny guy. Thank you for youre knowlege and cheers from Poland.
Thanks so much!! I teach this subject a lot with my students. Stretch your body, relax your body!
@@TomoFujitaMusic i get it and thanks for reply. a video material woud be nice. Nobody talk about it on youtube i think "you my only hope" XD
Thanks man ✌️
Thank you!
Great video! - but I missed what the practise routine is?
Thanks! I showed everything in this video! Watch a few more times!
Awesome
Thanks!
I love you sir! Joining guitar wisdom in a few days after exams !!!!
Thank you for everything
2:25-5:00 were you going by ear or were you going by certain scale ? If so what are the extra notes you add to it and why?
Thank youuu
And is this explained in guitar wisdom?
Great! So you can learn these lessons at my Guitar Wisdom!! So exciting!!
Yes! I explained the details at Guitar Wisdom. Please enjoy all my lessons!
Thanks for your inspiring lessons... What's your rendition on CHEROKEE in Bb... have a nice day
Thanks so much!
I started to pick up my guitar to play. After all, Blue Monk. Then I decided to put the metronome on 60 and the beats on 2 & 4.
It's going to take a while for me to solidly keep that beat on the 2 & 4. I'm drifting and drifting...
Good job!!
i love your playing, i wish i can do that someday when i can avail at least the cheapest guitar.
Do those picks have jazz size or std 352*1 style shape please Tomo ? Thanks ...kindest regards from France
My signature pick is only one size. Thank you!
www.osiamo.com/Pickboy-Wisdom-Picks-by-Tomo-Fujita
Thanks for the routine! I recently got injured and can't work for a bit, but now have time to play guitar, i was wondering if you can help me figure out a song by Shintaro Sakamoto called "You Just Decided". I think I figured a chord, but i would appreciate your insight! Best Guitar Teacher ON UA-cam.
You're welcome! Never push too much! Thank you!
Great
Thank you!
Hellos Tomo my teacher. I love your lessons. I subscribed to lessons. Thanks ive been learning. I just hope you can somehow make a comment on your online students play based on your lessons. Thanks
Thanks so much for subscribing my Guitar Wisdom. I am making more testing material/video lessons so that everyone can understand their true progress and problems.
@@TomoFujitaMusic Thank You.
Legend
love it!
Thanks
Nice Sir
Thanks and welcome
@@TomoFujitaMusic Thank you, Sir
Ha! Too funny! I agree, it all works together✅
Thank you!
Seasoned guitar players like yourself always appear to apply very little finger pressure while playing notes and chords. How much pressure is enough? What’s the best string size for beginners? I find memorizing scales to daunting. Is there another option?
Like holing a thin paper... Less pressure is must. 10-46 with a proper guitar setting. No memorization! Learning! I teach everything at my Guitar Wisdom.
@@TomoFujitaMusic thanks for replying. Okay, will try Guitar Wisdom course.
@3:19
very nice.
Thank you!
Really love the video you made！learn a lot from Guitar Wisdom！I'm curious, did you use an iPhone when you recorded youtue video?
Thanks so much! I don't use my iPhone for my UA-cam video. I use better camera and better microphone.
I really want to own those picks!
www.osiamo.com/Pickboy-Wisdom-Picks-by-Tomo-Fujita
@@TomoFujitaMusic can they send them to Mexico?
You can ask them!
@@TomoFujitaMusic I will! I just watched the Q&A video on GW, really useful
Thanks so much!!
Hey Tomo what kind of guitar is that? It's BEAUTIFUL
Kanji Guitar!! Thank you!!
@@TomoFujitaMusic doh! should have waited to the end of the video :)
@@johnrapiel6746 I explain everything in the video! Thank you!
man you're good tomo! ! you're the best! have you recorded with any bands? do you have your own band? I'd like to hear you with a full band ty for all your lessons too
Thanks so much! You can search "Tomo Fujita" I have 5 CDs! iTunes, Spotify
thank you tomo ill do so now
I would like to know some daily 'triad' exercises that you use. Also, do you only practice triads on the highest 3 strings (G, B, E)?
Thanks so much! All the details on triads are at my Guitar Wisdom!!
Oh Tomo, I wish a had professor like you when I got to uni to play music, I was looked down for not liking jazz, which made me hate it more, and the worst part is. I arrived enjoying modern jazz, but was force fed things like Billie's Bounce. So you can imagine my mixed feelings when I heard you play it. Buy making it actually sound interesting.
You can learn everything at my Guitar Wisdom site. Thank you!
Thanks for your interest in hearing from your viewers! I will expose my ignorance, I haven't been playing long ... What is 3 root 7?? Or whatever you call it? Where can I get more information on that?
Learn the major scale. Chords are built from scales. Count 1, 3, and 5th note any note in a scale make up basic chords.
Learn slowly! Search more Root 3rd 7th in my channel! I teach everything at my Guitar Wisdom!
Sounds great and interesting and would be very good with other instruments playing the same song
Thank you!
Hi Tomo, I’ve been starting to use the metronome in practice lately. And,yes, it’s hard but I am seeing improvement so thanks for the kick in the pants. An observation; n live music, it seems the tempo (not timing) changes slightly constantly. That’s the "human" element...correct? Thanks for everything!
Great! Good job! ... then try a little slow... or a little fast... maybe settle in better. Keep working! We are all human so we are not perfect! but we much work harder every single day!
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paul david’s has a good video on this - called jimi hendrix time.
I have learned the triads pretty well on strings 1,2,3 and 2,3,4 and I think it helps me playing over major and minor chord progressions especially R&B and some other styles but I don’t see how it helps on blues ( unless you are playing blues triads? say R-3-7?). I haven’t figured out how triads help in blues single note soloing...?
Good job! More detail lessons are at my Guitar Wisdom!
Thank you for this (:
Thank you!
Blue Monk I'm working with a student on this very chart!
Awesome!
I DEFINITELY HEAR SOME GATEMOUTH BROWN PHRASEING THERE!!
Thanks so much! Yes, I have studied his phrasing deeply!
love you Tomo.
Thanks