It's so funny: I've been wondering on exactly that for a while, and now I get a full JNC tutorial. Let me see what I can "think" of next lol

Nice breakdown! Very helpful. One other thing that Quayle does is play a specific number of notes per run. Start with say, nine, and make every phrase nine notes. And then twelve, and so on. Shorter runs are more consistent but sometimes sound contrived. The longer runs make for a more thoughtful and "surprising" endeavor. Woo Hoo!!

Brilliant! I've been working on this TQ idea since the pandemic. 4ish years later and it's almost baked-in but I still find myself working on it every day. It's a great 'connective tissue' concept.

Oooo this is the kind of lesson that’s gonna have me practicing my calluses off! Thanks for this lesson Mr Cordy!

Incredible video. Thank you.

I can listen to John eternally !!! The musicality you got is unique.. you’re the next mark Knopfler in a more complexe shape ..

Nice Pattern and very well explained!

Thanks for the lesson, John!

Just plain awesome, John! So...my hand span isn't like yours for the first 5 to 7 frets. I tried pushing it and developed tendinitis⚡ I'll do what I can to adapt. Good news is you give plenty of good stuff to incorporate with less distance between frets. Keep inspiring us!

Great playing, great tone, great teacher, this is awesome!

Love this, John. Thank you!

Great tone. I’ve been really working on getting that 3NPS feel out of my legato lines, this really helps. Thanks ❤❤❤

Thanks John! I truly appreciate what you on Mondays. Well the rest of the week, too 😊

Yeah being able to go into and out of crosspicking fluidly is a very handy skill that this musically useful exercise exploits quite nicely. And it can be easily tweaked so that the picking direction changes when the line gets repeated nevermind scale type & key. Thanks very much for this GREAT lesson!

Great Job man

Really great lesson, thank you.

Great lesson thank you! I also think that motif can be very useful when moving through the changes

Another great lesson, thanks John! Always thoughtful and very useful. Been extremely busy past few months but back on your drills 🫡

This is really close to the ‘hilarious’ lick jazz musicians quote in solos

Thanks for this. Excellent lesson. Always into making exercises interesting and eventually creative once your hand does it easily. Ty!

Great lesson thank you 🙏

This was a great video and your tone sounds incredible! Side note, @3:22 I actually laughed out loud when you said Petrucci and Train of Thought. I think it was an unintentional coincidence, but hilarious nonetheless 😂

Way cool John!

These are cool! I'm going to work on these and see if I can get out of just pentatonics.

This is great!!

Wow very nice 👍 really melodic!

Love the tune... all your stuff is awesome, but this little jam needs to find it self on a JNC album.

Cool pattern! Gonna be interesting going from diatonic to altered on dominant 7s or anything else using the pattern. Thanks

ok, so definitely I'm gonna watch this video a couple of times haha Thanks!

I had given up on playing legato but now I think may still be some hope.

Hi John...huge fan of your playing...just one question re: legato...how do you graduate from the Satriani style of legato onto the Brett Garsed (early 90s) style of legato...any thoughts on ideas, approaches, philosophy and exercises? thanks (sorry if I haven't phrased my question well!!)

Sounds like "the lick" when I try doing it

The intro is abit harsh when using earphones. But sounds good!

That first little idea is like the anti stretchy boi of re fingering the standard 3nps!!!

Mr. Cordy! Would you be able to make this content available in a form of a podcast? I really enjoy your videos, but I find that I don't always need the visual aspect to understand what's going on. Personally it's a lot easier for me to consume this type of slightly longer content when I'm commuting or generally outside, so having these as a podcast feed would be awesome!

@AmericanNationalist852

15 күн бұрын

There's play lists that you could just auto play and listen to while committing.

@NowakP

15 күн бұрын

@@AmericanNationalist852 That's good, but I don't have YT premium, so I can't lock my phone then 🤣

@AmericanNationalist852

15 күн бұрын

@@NowakP so plug in the charger and set it in the cupholder or other seat...why do you have to lock your phone, you're just driving? Just because it's on doesn't mean you have to watch it. I'd also imagine that you have bluetooth in your car, so obviously you'd be playing it over the speakers anyway, and if not, get an auxiliary cable

@NowakP

15 күн бұрын

@@AmericanNationalist852 I don't drive. By commuting I meant train, bus or walking. Mostly walking.

Hi! Love your playing!❤ What gage strings do you use?

Nice! Do you using P4 tuning or only standard tuning?

Cascades!

¿What rig did you use in the start fo this video?

I think i think i think. You think so?

Def Holdsworth inspired!

Please! I beg of you! can I please have the delay settings for that intro?!

Where did you get that strap?

Lovely tone. I always prefer your playing when the tone is a cleaner. It’s more difficult, but much more rewarding. Just me maybe, but lead tone drenched in overdrive with bucketfuls delay/verb sounds cheap

As good as Tom Quayle is (I have two of his dvd's), I have trouble following him as he tunes to 4th's across the neck.

How do you create your live loops, but then have drums on top? Is it added in post or just removed from the beginning and you're hearing drums the whole time? Do tell!

@angrybuzzy

15 күн бұрын

Interesting question!

@chrohm

15 күн бұрын

he has a whole video on it, I'll try to see if I can find it and link it.

@xandergee

15 күн бұрын

If I remember correctly, he said most times he adds the drums post.

@neal_laugman

14 күн бұрын

For one think,he's a master with loopers.

@GuiitarBilly

14 күн бұрын

drums and sometimes bass (I believe) added in post. As someone mentioned there’s at least one full video dedicated to explaining his workflow, perhaps more

Systematize

Sorry Johnathan... your legato lines need NO transformation...

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The waffling is dreadful

Except Tom Quayle is not very musical.. He plays like a robot midi machine, sterile and devoid of emotion. Why on earth would you want to emulate that? Oops too late. 😱