Brain: got it Fingers: no you don't

@jirimaca5456

2 жыл бұрын

painful truth

@jamesrengelpenaverde9212

2 жыл бұрын

No!!! I almost see myself again trying but my fingers didn't cooperate😂

@alexandremiranda7466

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, for me it's the opposit, I always learned without a pick, my brain tangles when I grab one. So does that mean I'm in the new dimension and going backwards and becoming a beginner again? lol 🤣

@earlspearl2933

2 жыл бұрын

@@alexandremiranda7466 yes . I'm slightly ahead of you though . I'm almost worse today than 3 years ago

@cnolan597

2 жыл бұрын

Yup 😆

all this taught me is how much i dont know about my acoustic and how far i still need to go

@TheNinnyfee

3 жыл бұрын

But also more adventure to explore. :)

@AntonioJrRoque

3 жыл бұрын

Thats the point. For you to take the acoustic adventure course

@thetechcastle5737

2 жыл бұрын

Do you know what is the cost for acoustic adventures.

@earlspearl2933

2 жыл бұрын

Right . you're the guy reading my mind .

@zacharyhinkle9840

2 жыл бұрын

@@theaux1168 The point of playing guitar is not to compare yourself to others if you do that you will never be happy someone will always better at some element or maybe all elements. The point is to have fun and create new music that represents you.

15 years ago, I learned guitar to the stage 1, and pretty much stayed there ever since. However, just with that 'little' magic, my guitar has become my soul and made my life colorful. Not every journey has an end, but the view on the road is always amazing.

@BouseFeenuxTV

Жыл бұрын

Beautifully said

@tunod-

7 ай бұрын

This. Ive had my guitar for 4 years now and I left it sitting eating dust for 1.5 years and decided to pick it up again a few months ago. So first off that break.... it has helped me so much. I learnt some basic stuff some years ago and for some reason after taking such a long break im able to do all of that so much better now lmao I dont just play chords, i play shapes with my fingers. That sounds weird I know but Im playing in a whole different way now. Before I play a chord, I play the sound in my head first. Its so fkn weird dude like I know jack sht about guitar and maybe played a max of 50 hours but Im not learning chords anymore. For some frkn reason Im hearing sounds. I learn what a chord sounds like. Downside is that I often forget what chord Im playing. I only know what it sounds like But i only got this after taking such a long break. Adhd and guitars are crazy man. This is a journey you can only take when the time is right but first you gotta build your boat and take a day off

@SusilVignesh

5 ай бұрын

@@tunod- True that I was learning continuously for months.. even though I was trying many things in guitar and getting an hold of the techniques I didn't feel like I was progressing much.. then came a month of vacation and after coming back I again started to play and I feel like I am playing pretty well lol with same feeling that u had.. not sure why I felt like I didn't play well before vacation and not sure how I am playing pretty decently after the break

@scottgarner7290

5 ай бұрын

appreciate this comment

@mista_yann462

Ай бұрын

Great comment and lovely approach. Like you say, it's a beautiful journey first and foremost. Even with the "basics" one can find inspiration, connection, and create some great stuff. It's sad when self doubt/criticism or ego take away from the relationship between a person and their instrument. There is nothing lacking or missing unless we tell ourselves there is (and that's not to say there isn't room to explore and try new things).

Seeing it laid out in these stages made me feel a lot less overwhelmed to pick up the guitar again! So much to learn, but this was reassuring and a reminder that we don't have to jump in and try and learn everything at once. Thank you!!

@eggsbruhnadict4298

Жыл бұрын

take it at your own pace! learning acoustic is amazing because it's raw and fully you, what you play is what you hear

@memowilliam9889

Жыл бұрын

I tried to learn decades ago, long before there was KZread. Everyone else around me taught themselves, were not advanced, and had zero teaching skills. The average learner gets bogged down or discouraged attempting to learn advanced things because everyone else tells you that’s ‘playing guitar.’ I’m thinking about getting a guitar again.

@LoueWhose

5 ай бұрын

he's very good

@HonestlyHolistic

2 ай бұрын

This actually made me feel kinda overwhelmed and disappointed with how little I’ve come in the span of 9 years, but I’ll get to work

You're not just a KZreadr. You're a screenwriter, filmmaker, and a cinematographer. Nice job, Weird-accent-guy. Edit: Guys please stop, he literally called himself that did y'all even watch the video?

@bryanvanzijtveld9562

3 жыл бұрын

Dutch accent guy*

@brentcantrell9334

3 жыл бұрын

#realmenofgenuis

@TK-qh4gr

3 жыл бұрын

@@bryanvanzijtveld9562 weird Dutch accent guy*

@tinfoilhatter

3 жыл бұрын

he's pretty good, like i couldn't do that stuff, some of it, til i was like sixteen, so i'd call that fairly decent, i guess!

@markdelgado6984

3 жыл бұрын

At least acknowledge him by his name. Its a backhanded compliment in case you dont realize

You literally just summed up the last 23 years of my life in 13 minutes

@bigtom71

3 жыл бұрын

:-)....thought excactly the same....cheers

@jandrew4478

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. Made me think of a tribute video to all of my guitar teachers from different websites over the years.

@stevescontriano860

3 жыл бұрын

I know. It’s crazy

@desiolle2874

3 жыл бұрын

He had me covered at 7 minutes....

@chrispauls6759

3 жыл бұрын

Couldn’t agree more. It’s sort of blowing my mind that he’s picking me like a nose! I’m going to check out his course. There’s so much to learn and refine my meager-ish skills and knowledge...

The wonder of a child, the wisdom of a sage. An open hearted, storytelling teacher who delivers with great style, humor and a cool accent. He's a wonder, that Paul Davids.

This is incredibly accurate! As a 29 year old who now makes a living playing traditional country songs (mostly in bars, mostly solo shows) this is almost exactly how my guitar progression went over the last 20 years. Love your videos Paul!

@shahir1395

Жыл бұрын

how long do you think it took you to get to travis picking?

@TeacherDoug7

6 ай бұрын

@@shahir1395 You don't have to "get" to travis picking. Just start doing it now and in a month you'll be a natural at it.

@joshuaboerger7965

5 ай бұрын

⁠​⁠@@shahir1395not sure if you’re good yet but you start as slow as you need to over a single chord to properly hit all notes. Also watch a video on proper right hand position. Ramp up speed till you’re a pro. It’s really that easy

This is probably the greatest add for playing guitar ever

@sunshine3914

2 жыл бұрын

Yep. I’ve subscribed to a number of instructors over the last 8 years, & this is the first I’ve actually been inspired to attempt to pick up the guitar.

Paul is a fantastic guitar player, but his communication skills are unmatched. This is how he inspires us to be better.

@aidenmohrmann1850

3 жыл бұрын

I agree 100%

@NickBaranov

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly ! Paul is great !

@torreydunn2170

3 жыл бұрын

Well said!

@sergiovendraminetto1943

2 жыл бұрын

True! Very true!

@keinnamee9807

Жыл бұрын

Buy my course !!!!!!

i am 15 years old, live in germany and play the guitar for more than 6 years now. I started with classical, then continued with electric guitar (as a great fan of RHCP). A few months ago i bought an accoustic and I love playing this fingerstyle blues stuff. I am about at stage 12 now and wanted to thank you for your videos! You taught me a lot of things like playing under the bridge „the right way“ and my first blues song: nobody knows you when youre down and out.

@enterauh2070

6 ай бұрын

Frusciante is an amazing player to learn from! Such a broad catalogue of different feelings, yet always has that Frusciante sound to it. I believe in you to continue playing and improving. Keep playing because you love to and not to impress other people -- I made this mistake as a young guy around your age and it killed my progress in a lot of different ways.

I just started my journey of learning music and guitar and this is breathtaking. I am in awe at how much I have to learn but im so exicited!!

@scottkeller8890

Жыл бұрын

If you love to learn and got a touch of OCD there is a lifetime of endless learning. You'll get out of it what you put into it. Have fun ;)

@Evarrel-wp3zp

11 ай бұрын

How're you holding up?

@ernestochang1744

6 ай бұрын

Are you winning son

And here is me, self-taught, trying to playing nirvana songs on an old acoustic and still living my best life

@thomasdesnoyers2144

3 жыл бұрын

I did that my first 2 years of learning it’s good way to learn the basics and getting your rhythm down!

@mjs2016

2 жыл бұрын

Have fun don't worry about learning music theory till you get bored of the basics

@sheilaspeake7013

2 жыл бұрын

Bruh same

@theshiningemerald4288

2 жыл бұрын

Same, learning Nirvana has shaped my playing/ writing style!

@nicolaplatz422

2 жыл бұрын

I feel you 🤣 I Play for a year... Not really good and still much to learn but I loooove Rock, Grunge, Metal on an acoustic guitar... Sounds so RAW 🔥

this beard guy with accent really changed my style and expanded me as a musician and made me love the blues and now i am going to learn blues soon :)

@amirkharrat9189

3 жыл бұрын

i m intrested in how you trying to learn blues i want to learn the blues so bad!

@AYANShred123

3 жыл бұрын

@@amirkharrat9189 well maybe you could start with listening to blues. Then learning a few songs get inspired by different artists and find your own style. The best place to start is by listening to BB King. Just an opinion. :) All the best fellow musician

@amirkharrat9189

3 жыл бұрын

I frequently listen to blues especially bb king hes my fav!! And thank you

@RicardoAldana1988

3 жыл бұрын

x2

@lukecarvill7721

3 жыл бұрын

@@AYANShred123 that’s literally the best advice I’ve ever heard , I’ve often thought about how I’d love to learn about the blues but brain block, but that makes so much sense . Thanks

A wonderful overview of guitar playing. I've never seen it all so nicely put together as in this clip. Thanks Paul !

I love the way Paul constructs these video. It's an excellent teaching technique while making it so much fun. Thanks Paul.

This video format is genius, because no matter where you are in your acoustic guitar journey it likely catches up to you and goes from describing your past to providing suggestions for the future. So most beginners and intermediates can be included somehow.

@gabrielcosovanu5820

3 жыл бұрын

I play fingerstyle •_• , but I agree the video is cool

@stevescontriano860

3 жыл бұрын

I very proud of you.

@SketchEtcher

3 жыл бұрын

Paul is so much better than I’ll ever be, but to be honest, I don’t want to ever learn too much blues or jazz sounds because it doesn’t do much for me musically, I just dig more modern sounding chords. The simpler stuff with more Major diatonic tonality is what grabs me. I kinda just dig punk rock the best I guess. But I did just order a small acoustic because sometimes I don’t want to deal with cables and electronics when just doing fingering exercises. I figure I’ll detect small mistakes better than when practicing on an unplugged electric.

@simpsonwykewane

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, it's great....you can spot exactly "where" you are and then see the next levels. I loved Paul's 'chord' video too....building up basic chords into magical sounding shapes and figures

Can I just point out that Paul has mastered the guitar and is able to demonstrate what he is talking about, while talking about, while it took me a year to learn how to play and sing at the same time

@nilsbauer6994

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! It's so impressive when the muscle memory goes deep enough that you're able to play along while you talk about what you're doing!

Thank you for explaining this journey! It helped me a lot! I have seen a few of your vids over the years and just felt you were so good and further along than I am- and figured I wouldn’t be ready for your tutorials yet- but you really know the journey and its pretty dead on! In fact I felt happy & relieved that you understood how it is - so well! I will check out your course- hoping its in that “sweet spot” and not overwhelming. Id literally love a course that walked me along exactly what you just displayed. I do enjoy your playing very very much. Thanks again. 😊

thank you Paul. Been going through a lot recently, BUT your videos always cheers me up. LOVE.

Paul is a super talent. Not only is he a fabulous guitarist, he has that rare ability to impart his knowledge in a wonderfully accessible and engaging manner. Josh Turner rates this guy. That’s some endorsement!

@georgedavidson2024

3 жыл бұрын

Josh Turner is simply an amazing musician

@ady102

3 жыл бұрын

Which Josh? Joshua Lee Turner?

@georgedavidson2024

3 жыл бұрын

@@ady102 that’s the one

@dancox2128

3 жыл бұрын

@@ady102 Yes, the one and only. A wonderful musician!

@ady102

3 жыл бұрын

@@dancox2128 Can you tell me where Josh mentioned him?

Been playing for over 50 years, all self taught. It was a joy watching this video and seeing 80% of my own playing come across in your playing. I never felt accomplished but now realize that anyone who stays with it will eventually discover all the stuff you have just laid out. Good job, I’ll be watching more of you. Thanks

@markkusyrjala7919

2 жыл бұрын

I realised these stuff too somehow by myself, like playing a chord pattern way up the fret board. About 30 yrs been playing..thats a long time and i'm still so clumsy on the guitar, oh my

@thecaveofthedead

2 жыл бұрын

I felt the same. I can't do all of this stuff, but I can do most of it pretty well. It's reassuring to see that represented as significant progress. Because, while you're doing it, you're always comparing yourself unfavourably to the next level. Young folks are in a great position to skip a lot of frustrating road blocks with the learning resources now available.

@bertpainter8385

2 жыл бұрын

@@thecaveofthedead Same here. I never felt good enough really. 50 years or back n forth practicing sometimes and sometimes not, or even playing for that matter. Until just recently at a family dinner this past Christmas, my brother was talking about how good he though I was on guitar. I looked up at him and said "Who me". I was shocked. Still don't take the time to play much yet. Work and life get's in the way, but I still pick it up a few times a week for 15 min. to an hour. Hope to play more when I retire. I'm sure I will.

@nicholash8021

2 жыл бұрын

And then you realize some 21 year old Indonesian has already surpassed this video by 10 more levels. Josephine Alexandra. She can play rhythm, lead, percussion, and vocals--all at the same time. kzread.info/dash/bejne/lGSAzaluYrmTnKw.html

@maurimyllyaho534

2 жыл бұрын

You can always become good on your own but with teacher it's faster and you can correct mistakes from the beginning. But Its always fun to learn things as a foreigner👍

Great stuff Paul. Very good approach from beginning guitar to advanced guitar and beyond never stop learning, understanding, and trying. You make me want to be a better guitar player, and you make it enjoyable and likable. Keep it up man!

The way you explained it really reminded me of that enthusiasm i had in the beginning wow kudos to you for make such great content I really look up to you , you have clearly grown a lot all these years

This is the kind of instructing I need. I practice scales till I'm blue and then go back to playing the same lifeless stuff. Following along with you here shows how to bring something to life. Great job Paul

@tsriftsal3581

2 жыл бұрын

He described Rush's so-called sophomoric tribute to the loss of innocence called 2112, "Discovery".

@Snip3r97

2 жыл бұрын

Yee this my instruction manual. I got overwhelmed halfway thru the video being like - yooo what did I step into...

I LoL'd when he says "You discover the 15 other frets you've never touched before"

@huntersmark917

3 жыл бұрын

Same, scared the woman next to me on the bench, lol

@proculusjulius7035

3 жыл бұрын

Wait, there are other frets?

@michaelstorrs6097

3 жыл бұрын

So true. I've worn out my first 5 frets and everything from the 5th fret up looks pristine. Lol

@lukasvandewiel860

3 жыл бұрын

Particularly after playing Scarborough Fair at around fret 17-20 on the two highest strings. Works like crazy.

@tonychestnut904

3 жыл бұрын

@@proculusjulius7035 Yes, up at the dusty end...

What a great way to illustrate the journey of learning to create on an acoustic guitar. Love this idea Paul!

Love this!! It shows me where I am, how much more I have to go on my journey, and the progression I can take to get there

It's rare that someone finds the thing that they were meant to do... It's even MORE rare to find someone that finds THREE things they were meant to do! In this case guitar, content creation, and teaching! Love your videos and will definitely be signing up for acoustic adventure!

@dedhsourupiyadega97

3 жыл бұрын

Very well put 😇😇😇

i taught my self the guitar and he literally named each and every stage i went through and that too in a chronological order its freaky af

@ccelik97

3 жыл бұрын

To me the first few steps were dead on too but then I noticed that after a certain point, by paul's description at least I skipped to a few steps ahead, went back & picked up some remaining stuff multiple times :D For example I'm still not that into getting that good at playing multiple lines at once so I skipped on it a bit but, that's because I want to play certain stuff on different instruments. I'll probably get a bass and a keyboard or a bow instrument too eventually. Or *saves up to buy a Roli Seaboard Rise* kzread.info/dash/bejne/lYGYsKayh5PKn9Y.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/nJxhytybd5isqqw.html

@faizanalvi3932

3 жыл бұрын

@@ccelik97 i have stagnated at level 8

@ccelik97

3 жыл бұрын

@@faizanalvi3932 try different stuff, maybe a different instrument but keep your current one at a reachable distance xd

@faizanalvi3932

3 жыл бұрын

@@ccelik97 ohh my level is at a reachable distance unless i get a concussion i don't think my levels will get worse

@ccelik97

3 жыл бұрын

@@faizanalvi3932 okay, the thing is I've been also not playing that much guitar over the last 1-2 years but recently I started to discover some new bands that're doing some different stuff than an usual all power chords rock band. The thought of playing the same stuff over and over again kinda put me down a bit but I never thought I'd stop playing altogether and I think I'll play more soon :D A little tip for you: Check out some voice coaches reacting to rock/metal bands. Apparently some of their communities actually keep following the new stuff and find good ones, request them to review/react to those. For example I didn't know about the band called Unleash the Archers and now I enjoy their songs quite a lot & checking out other bands as well xd

Love all your amazing videos and your user friendly respectful approach - this one is so extra special because so much of what you show reminds me of my lovely Dad who started me off on the journey of love of the acoustic guitar - thank you 😎

Am learning via Learn Practice Play currently. About half way through. Really excited about the new course.

This about made my eyes water up. I recorded an albums-worth of my old songs a couple years ago then after nearly 20 years of playing I just stopped. I had this burst of creative energy after recording and wrote about 30 songs in a couple months and then imploded. I’ve barely played in 2 years. Watching him basically recount my formative years reminded me of the intense joy and thrills I had each time I broke another plateau. I put my guitar back out within reach a few days ago but still haven’t touched it but I think this little stroll down memory lane might break the ice. What a great and *accurate* video!

@powellsa

2 жыл бұрын

Pick it back up! Don't feel pressure to go overboard and record stuff... Just play what comes to you and enjoy!

@888kaddy

2 жыл бұрын

Screw around with tunings or even partial capo stuff. You'll be hooked in no time.

@stejac1000

2 жыл бұрын

I can relate. I have done something similar. Now I am trying to come back with the purpose of improving vs just playing what I know.

@bolderyman6089

2 жыл бұрын

@@888kaddy Great idea I was kinda doing that when it bottomed out. Can’t believe this comment is 5 months old. I’m still not back on it. Couple days ago, I brought it back out into the living room so it could stare me down. Not really working. I worked out a lot of trauma on these guitars. Apparently the stinking thing is trigging my ptsd. Now that I think about it, when I started therapy a couple years ago is about the same time I stopped playing. A lot of my songs are old enough now that I myself somewhat have gotten lost in the metaphors. But facing all this crap brought back what all those songs represented in the day. Anyone ever experienced anything like that with an instrument? I sure would like to pick him up again. I have a bunch of lyrics now with no music. Hey thanks everyone 👍🏼

@stejac1000

2 жыл бұрын

I have gone back to basics working on rhythm, learning the right chords vs forcing the ones I know and doodling and then feeling stuck. Also bought a new acoustic guitar as a show of commitment. It feels good to show myself this matters to me!

If I had the capability, I would nominate Paul Davids for Nobel Peace Prize.

@hans-joachimbierwirth4727

3 жыл бұрын

What has he done to you that you want to label him as a mass murdering war criminal?

@bee5616

3 жыл бұрын

the capo-bility

@iiiaiiin

3 жыл бұрын

Nobel Peaceful Prize

@marchermann9876

3 жыл бұрын

This is probably why you do not have the capability [capobility XD] to do so.. :D but he definitely deserves to featured or beatured on guitarist's magazine along with Justin Johnson

@DisNugguhRiteHer

3 жыл бұрын

He such a wholesome and professional mentor to so many people like myself and more!

This is an incredible video. I have just picked up the guitar again for the first time since school and you have brilliantly articulated each stage of progression to mastering the instrument.

This might be the best ad I've ever seen. Amazing work man! I'm feeling inspired.

This is incredible

@wthsajit

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Ali, fancy seeing you here! 😮

@joshualeejiavui

2 жыл бұрын

Next vid: How to productively practice the guitar 🎸

@bluejaze9096

2 жыл бұрын

sure is

@ashwarygoel145

2 жыл бұрын

Hi verified youtuber

@BolbolKeng

2 жыл бұрын

Can you give me one of your giutars on the back bro? Hehe

Started guitar at the beginning of quarantine and thanks to you, I've been learning all the right music! Keep up the good work Paul

@diegosalvatorechavez7566

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I started learning in August and because of his channel I think I've made good progress

I took a few lessons as a little kid and I’ve wanted to pick it back up recently and you have shown me so much and inspired me to learn more thank you so much

Wow. I started learning the guitar yesterday n I'm glad I'm seeing this video today!

"You make a mistake and.... Hey, that sounded great!" Love that line. :)

That just changed my life. Ive been stuck in a rut for like 2 years just learning songs but never understood what i was playing and i think you just showed me that i can love playing again.

You crack me up PAUL...YOU make it look so easy and you are able to be conversational whilst demonstrating your skill set(s), which are awesome. Thank you for the encouragement and demonstrating what a terrifically CREATIVE JOURNEY this is and can be. I don't think but very few of us will ever get there in our lifetime, but it sure is challenging and fun reaching and learning...

Your presence is so warm and calm I love all you content, I’ve been playing for almost 3 years one day I wanna be known so I can jam with all you guys ♥️

13 minute video just told me what to practice for the next 20 years.

Want to a take a moment to shout out all the kids that started out with the piano and are already familiar with some basic musical concepts, that struggle with impostor syndrome, yet are still here. We got a long way to go but every step brings us closer to our goals.

@mathevideos9909

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly my struggle

@funi-so8067

3 жыл бұрын

Oh... I never thought about my lack of confidence with my playing as impostor syndrome, but on hindsight it totally was. I'm getting better though, so I'm more confident now

@nothenryporter81

3 жыл бұрын

Always remember that the stronger your imposter syndrome the higher your potential. If you weren't being called to something you wouldn't care enough to question it. And know that if the call is strong it's no use resisting: contentment will elude you until you surrender and get to work. The soon you accept this the better.

@louie.__17

3 жыл бұрын

I swear you are literally living my life wtf

@caro7184

3 жыл бұрын

haha omg that´s so me... i ´ve played the piano for like 14 years by now and picked up learning guitar like a year ago. In my opinion piano is a lot easier to learn/play than guitar and I feel soo bad because my guitar skills are still not that good. I mean I can play open chords and bar chords, a little bit of blues stuff and can more or less play some scales but that´s it and it´s already been a year. I feel like I should play much better by now but yeah still... But I hope I will reach my guitar goals any time soon haha

Not only have learned the correct way to play some jams but this guy is so calm I think it’s like a meditation\ learning experience lol. Love this channel.

Brilliant. That's the best progression of skills I've ever seen. Brilliant

it's like watching a montage of progression in a movie whilst the reality is that this guy spent most of his life playing this instrument

'and then you discover a few days later the same chords higher up' - this actually took me 23 years lol.

@fiacmar

3 жыл бұрын

Ha! Not just me then, phew...

@ej22_gc86

3 жыл бұрын

Doesn’t matter, you made it to this point

@fiacmar

3 жыл бұрын

@@ej22_gc86 True, and enjoyed the road. Wish I taken lessons as a kid though.

@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823

3 жыл бұрын

Oh, yeah? It took me that long to figure out that the low strings on guitar are the same as the bass strings. Lol.

@fiacmar

3 жыл бұрын

@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 Wait- what....?! :-)

I like your story of discovery. Mine was all over the place but sort of like the one you tell. You seem to have mastered your weapon. Maybe one day after all this love and work I could say the same for myself. Keep the blessings flowing guys.

I've learned so much from you. Thank you for teaching me. I'm about to record my third album and these lessons have made my music better, I believe.

A man with a Package Talent.. Guitarist, Teacher, Videographer, Director,Editor, and a lot more. Thank you for sharing your knowledge man..

The amount of work that has gone into this video is mind-blowing even more so that you put it up for free. I am at the very beginning of my guitar journey and videos like this keep me motivated. Thank you!

This video is one of the best videos I've seen on the guitar journey, thanks so much for putting this together!

Mr. David's! as always, your videos bring so much inspiration to keep me learning more!

I am that campfire guy, but now i have my progression mapped out for me! Thank you weird accent guy!

@joeshmoe7967

2 жыл бұрын

Steve...also work on vocals....masterful guitar playing is awesome, but you have sing to hold a crowd. I dont play anywhere near as good as I should based on how long I have played, but I practice singing everytime I drive. I will never claim to be a great vocalist, but I have been hired, and hired back again.....it is never my guitar playing that seals the deal. It is competent vocals along with the guitar. It also helps that I have 120+ songs commited to memory. All styles, pop, rock, folk, country. Cheers

@OceansUnravel

2 жыл бұрын

@@joeshmoe7967 yeah, i dont think practice is a problem, i got my first guitar this xmas and have been playing and singing for between 40mins and an hour and a half every day without fail since then. When the singing is bad (which you can witness for yourself over on my channel - Ive been recording my progress) it is usually because i am choosing songs which are out of my limited range (or at the moment hayfever!) because they are great to play. I have considered singing lessons but at the end of the day its just for fun for me, i am not planning to do anything professionally or anything and my youtube vids, which probably come across as a vanity project are more for confidence really should i ever feel crazy enough to do an open mic :D

@martyn9457

2 жыл бұрын

He is also bearded 🧔 tho...

Acoustic adventure is amazing! Loving it. Great job, Paul. 🏆

this is really well put together, the whole script and plan. very nice work.

Great video with all you need to know about playing and enjoying the guitar. Go after it! Be yourself and have fun! Thanx for sharing your knowledge and insight.

“Hey dad check this out, with simply guitar I already learned three chords!”

@jz4901

3 жыл бұрын

God those ads are so idiotic.

@skaywalker20

2 жыл бұрын

Pleeeeease what can you do with three chords?

@user-js8bc2qb9c

2 жыл бұрын

@@hankjivecrankmaster207 that’s the second part of the ad haha

@prajithep3223

2 жыл бұрын

If only my parents even cared about my guitar playing.

@earlspearl2933

2 жыл бұрын

@@skaywalker20 tell the truth !

I can’t exactly put my finger on why but Paul sounds like if I had a good dream about a magic castle and Paul narrated the dream as it happened. His voice is just so calm

one of my favorite sounds in the world will always be the sound of fingertips brushing against the guitar strings. This video wasn't only true and entertaining, it was so sweet and nostalgic, even though it was my first time watching it. It took me through all the stages of my self-taught journey, and though I am at work right now, I can't wait to get home and pick up my Ibanez :)

Great ride. You just took me through where I have been and hinted at where I am potentially going. Thanks

Well done Paul. You have the amazing ability of summarising so many cool styles all into one informative video. I know that your videos and teaching methods have helped inspire countless aspiring guitarists. I'll have to head over to your Acoustic Adventure series now. I've been playing for 25 years, but need to expand my techniques and overall sound. Thanks again and all the best.

This is simply awesome to know there are so many dimensions in acoustic guitar. Thanks a lot Paul for sharing such an amazing video🙌🙌

Wow, what a passion and a great way of story telling, I just watched it with my jaws dropped... so positive and teaching, thanks Paul!

This is so beautiful and inspiring. Thank you Paul for keeping me motivated and sharing your positive energy. I passed half of that journey and I'm so excited for the rest of it. Best Regards from Berlin.

Thank you so much for this. It is so daunting thinking of going up the neck and how much there is to learn. But I'll have faith in the process. 👍🏻👌🏼

My oh my this was a breathe of fresh air. I’m contemplating that course…I’m so use to learning for free on KZread and noodling around but I could use some extra teaching ..especially from this awesome vato 🙏🏾. #salutepaul

I could listen to you all day talking and playing. What a gift you have. I am just getting started on the course and 😊.

so inspiring! i’ve plateaued a bit with my guitar skills but this has given me a really good idea of where to go next

this is one awesomely fun and informed session! thank you Paul, progress now ensured!

I’ve been teaching myself acoustic for a few months now and this video blew my mind. Thanks for all these great videos!!!!

Hello there Paul, I feel the need to thank you sincerely, your enthusiasm , energy & obvious love of Guitar/Music, is very inspirational, keep it up, Cheers from Australia , Brendan...

i feel blessed for getting recommended this video. thank you Paul David for broadening the aspect of guitar for me. i always wondered how and what can i do to play the blues . This video helped me a lot, once again thank you.

Brilliant video. I’ve been playing acoustic for 40 years and this still inspires me to play! Thank you Paul.

I like your integrated approach to making music; combining different styles, and making sense out of all of it.Thanks!

I'm actually really impressed with your finesse and how you get all of your techniques perfectly with such creative riffs. I can't really explain it but everything you play sounds like it was in the studio or like it would take 10 different takes to get it all right. Love your stuff!

I’ll be getting this course this month. Can’t wait.

I love everything you do bud! I've learned so much from you. And the presentation is 100%!

Thank You. You have removed the overwhelm that's been holding me back from improving. It all feels achievable for the first time.

Unbelievably great storyteller, teacher, mentor, master, leader...thank you for tying this journey, this evolution together. So valuable.

I signed up for the course yesterday, loving it, it's awesome!

This is a roadmap. Your ability to break things into levels is spot on.I went on a similar acoustic path, although I was lead guitar in the band playing acoustic on the unplugged nights. ended up studying classical, getting into Michael Hedges and fingerstyle steel string, jazz and folk. There are many paths on the acoustic,

Thanks for this post! Grateful for KZread!

Love this. Particularly the second person delivery

This was incredible! I have some awesome finger skills but have been struggling with repeating the same kind of progressions.. just found out about 12 bar blues today!! A new journey begins!!!

What a beautiful, passionate and inspirational video. I'm a campfire guitarist "pro", so at stage 2 and this video just showed me home much I cannot play and do. Two weeks ago I started learning my first fingerstyle song, having a hard time but don't want give up and afterwards I really want to dedicate myself to become better in general, to be able to play around and jam and experiment in general, not just with one song. Thanks man! Wanna learn that Travis picking you mentioned as well

One of the best guitar related videos I have ever watched. Thank you so much.

What a beautiful roadmap, thank you for it. I'll keep it pinned to see where I am and what to look for along this journey.

This actually helped out a lot it opened my eyes to how I can improve my playing, thank you Paul!

Paul, you are inspirational, multi-faceted as to the different styles of music, and were born to teach (and, of course, play) the guitar. I remember your video of the day you quit your job, the spring in your step, the excitement in your voice, and the sense of freedom that you conveyed. It took real courage for you to do that, but you boldly went for it. It sets an example for all of us to follow our dream. I am not surprised you have so many subscribers (including me, as of today).

Nice guitar dreamers journey.. beautifully showcased all options on acoustic guitar. Love the sound❤

Thank you for this video. A beautiful reminder of why I love music and the guitar.

I like how sounds and patterns from previous videos came back over time

Bless your teacher, they did a perfect job

This is by far one of my favorite videos on KZread ever hands down. You remind me of James Earl Jones every time I hear your videos I feel like I am on a journey.

In my opinion, best tutor on here. Bravo and thanks for giving such high quality presentations.

This is, without doubt, one of the best acoustic guitar fingerpicking videos I’ve seen. Thank you 🙂