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Supremely thorough lesson. I’m doing these for sure. Thx

Hey Jared! I’ve been playing ukelele for 3 years now. Recently, I picked up the guitar and your videos have been a huge inspiration for me in transitioning from 4strings to 6 lol - your energy and teaching style make learning enjoyable and easy to follow. But I didn’t just reach out to say how awesome you are lol. I noticed that your videos are primarily in English and I think it would be awesome to help you reach an even wider audience by translating them into Spanish. I can translate by dubbing what you say while keeping the sound of the guitar and music the same. Let me know if you’re interested. Looking forward to working with you!

@soundguitar

16 күн бұрын

Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad you're benefitting form the videos :). I'm intrigued by your proposal. Let's talk! Send me an email: jared@soundguitarlessons.com.

This is a brilliant and fundamental exercise for jazz guitar, or improvising in any style with a shifting tonality. I've been doing this for over 40 years.

@soundguitar

24 күн бұрын

Thanks for the feedback! Glad you approve 👍

I really like this lesson. Thanks for laying out some ways to connect the scales and some good explanations. Great job.

This lesson really "chunks" the process of improvising over key changes. I am anxious to apply that process to a song/genre that I am more familiar with. Thanks for laying this out so concisely Jared!

@soundguitar

22 күн бұрын

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching :)

Exactly what I've been looking for! Thanks for these great lessons

@soundguitar

22 күн бұрын

Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much! 🙏

This is so good and important. In making up my daily study/practice… I can allocate a segment to work on this series. There are many other things I need. You have a song pack (I need to learn how to learn and memorize song … so I can play for others…. My major weakness. Thank you.

@soundguitar

24 күн бұрын

Thanks. Happy practicing! ☮️

Excellent 👍🏿

@soundguitar

24 күн бұрын

Thanks! 🙏

Thanks!

@soundguitar

23 күн бұрын

Thanks so much!! 🙏

Great 🫵

@soundguitar

24 күн бұрын

Thank you! 😊

Great!! Would love to see more Jazz content! I'm currently working on soloing over Autumn Leaves but really struggling. Could you maybe do a lessons where you offer suggestions on what to play over the most common Jazz Progressions? (ii-V-I Major; ii-V-I minor; IV chord; I-VI;ii-V etc.)? Or maybe just more videos on Jazz Soloing Strategies?

@soundguitar

24 күн бұрын

You're in luck! Lots more jazz content on the way. My next few videos are going to be helpful for giving you some tools to improvise over common jazz progressions. Thanks for your support 🙏

To identify the next note at the moment the key changes -- is the idea that the entire new scale shape should snap into view? Is this done via the first exercises of drilling the scales? Would it be counterproductive to keep the printed scale shapes for each key center nearby to assist in visualization?

@soundguitar

22 күн бұрын

Great questions! Yes, the idea is that the entire new shape (and chord tones if this same things is done with chord tones - videos on that coming soon) snaps into view. And you're exactly right, this skill is solidified by doing the exercise where we play out of time 8th notes and pause to find the closest note when the chords change - and doing that a ton. I'm glad you asked about using the diagrams - yes, at that stage of practice it is definitely counterproductive to let yourself look at the diagrams. Look at the diagrams all you want while memorizing the scales initially in the exercises from part 1 in this series (link in the description), but once you can play them up and down without looking in order through the tune, and once you move on to these exercises in this video, definitely don't look at the diagrams. I hope that helps! Thanks for asking. ** Jared

@doug.auerbach

21 күн бұрын

@@soundguitar Thanks for clarifying! Much appreciated!

@soundguitar

16 күн бұрын

@@doug.auerbach My pleasure!

Another great lesson, I have a lot to learn. Another question. Since there are 5 different scales, would you consider doing the entire scale for the whole fret board, or just these sections?

@soundguitar

24 күн бұрын

These exercises are designed to be done in one position at a time. If you repeat the exercise series in different fretboard positions, you can eventually cover every scale across the whole fretboard.

@mabblers

24 күн бұрын

I love your dedication to detail and the love of music and sharing to others.