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John Butler and Ben Howard literally exist but i'm glad you enjoy Jacob's work lol
@nicol765Сағат бұрын
Has someone made a playlist on Spotify with all the songs? If so leve the link
@pycaillaud5688Сағат бұрын
I just really prefer the sound on nylon strings but thks a lot for this lesson.
@muayyadalsadi2 сағат бұрын
Search for "game of thrones oud" or oud version of "they don't really care about us"
@michaeldesanta3172 сағат бұрын
ok it lowkey sounded better WITH the squeaking, it added a rhythm
@passingFable2 сағат бұрын
That voice does in no way appeal to me.
@iloveaviation-burgerclub-a81452 сағат бұрын
Ok, here is my "before". The main difference may be how stable they keep tuning and how much they have to be stretched what makes them thinner in a small scale and therefore thinner and less dynamic due to cold hardening as a result of metallurgical perspective in the grain itself. Cheaper strings may rust much faster exposed to salty sweat from your fingers and the lower grade less chromium or nickel containing steel. The surface might not be as slick due to less cre with tool lifetime in the production process or even usind worn tools for producing cheaper strings in the same factory. And of course there is permeability as a material parameter... When it comes to coatings there is 100% a difference in friction and feel. So if you like it buy it. Now moving on with the vid. So, well, now I am as smart as before. Sadly. Nothing new but that strings sound different an Paul likes maybe coatings...
@xlankex3 сағат бұрын
I recently got a chance to play a '51 Nocaster at a GREAT little guitar shop in the Seattle area. I knew they had it based on their online inventory and I wasn't even planning on playing it. It just wanted to see it in person. The guy was awesome, all I said was that I wanted to see it and he pulls it off the wall, hands it to me and says, "do you want to play it". I was blown away. I said, "You know I can't buy it right?" he says, "Well if people don't play them and enjoy them then they just hang on the wall and go out of tune". That was bucket list guitar for me. I'm not an amazing player by any stretch but it was so much fun and I had a massive smile on my face the whole. It was all original and so much fun. Amazing shop, really cool staff. What blew me away about playing it though was that it really didn't feel any different than my telecasters at home. People talk about the thick necks on the old Tele's and based on my experience, I don't understand where that comes from at all. It felt completely natural and seriously, it felt just like playing my guitars at home. I'll never forget that experience. So much fun.
@FernandoOliveira19794 сағат бұрын
Have you just ignored Brian May and Tony Iommi?
@aleksandrkhambir76464 сағат бұрын
Thank you for the interview!
@iSirTaki5 сағат бұрын
16:10 so when will you and Dom play "Shape" together?
@stuartstuart3215 сағат бұрын
The 2nd guy sounds like his guitar is farting. All very cliche
@holierthanthou_5 сағат бұрын
Vertex can’t touch this.
@tedjohnson52105 сағат бұрын
I watched an interview with King, he was explaining something and played a little riff as an example. The interviewer asked him to play it again, and he said “I don’t know what I just played exactly, I don’t like to play anything twice”. Master of improvisation.
@dmitriykaznin28827 сағат бұрын
KINGDOM COME -"Twilight Cruiser" ?
@stephanives22747 сағат бұрын
I looked up how to record acoustic guitar on my phone and it brought me to you saying it's not possible. Well darn looks like best buy credit it is!
@alexcrouse8 сағат бұрын
Jimi didn't waste his time being "on time". He just played what he felt.
@metalasfck47528 сағат бұрын
my Mark 5:35 Sounds Better .. V30
@mikemurdoch28918 сағат бұрын
Where’s the old guys? Like meeeeee
@MCYMUSIC8 сағат бұрын
5 strings very normal for baroque guitars
@Ariel_5308 сағат бұрын
I love the sound difference between picking and using your fingers. Even the difference in sound in the different locations where you pick. Beautiful playing. I hope I get to play a 5 stringed guitar like this one day. I love this video! Thank you both ❤️
@BobGnarley.9 сағат бұрын
1:35 Already cleared up everything I was confused about lol. Was trying to learn a E7 from another video and could not understand why when I count the interval myself - it sounds different to the example given. Seems like a pretty big piece of information to leave out! This Cm(maj7) reminds me of "I want you (she's so heavy)" by the Beatles
@TheWhiskeyCowboyLife11 сағат бұрын
Lovely guitar. I have often thought of getting a parlor or couch guitar. And you helped bring into the world one that is simply beautiful. While the "bling" is more than I gravitate to, I have to admit it works great on that build. It is not too much, but just right. And wonderful playing as always... cheers.
@corgiwithattitude600811 сағат бұрын
r they twins
@hellblazerjj12 сағат бұрын
I cant here the difference.
@shannoneberhard934912 сағат бұрын
Awesome video 😍
@MrPhilforbes12 сағат бұрын
Sorry man I lost a fare bit of respect when the stairway came out
@shannoneberhard934912 сағат бұрын
thoroughly enjoyed that, cheers
@eliasandrinopoulos874612 сағат бұрын
Very interesting! Wow, fascinating.
@c8Lorraine112 сағат бұрын
You could do another just the shadows or Simon & Garfunkel. Or Eric Clapton . You’re very talented. Could get another 12 million views
@c8Lorraine112 сағат бұрын
No Queen ! Under pressure, We will rock you, champions, another one bites the dust,
@user-wh4dl7dy5l13 сағат бұрын
This is just amazing. You have two geniuses being humbled by each other.
@nackyselimi648614 сағат бұрын
Wonderful, Just Wonderful !!! 👍🙋🏻💋🎶👍🧚♀️🪄💥🎯
@peadookie15 сағат бұрын
Video liked and subbed, thanks for the video!
@mcafee197115 сағат бұрын
Love Dominic , he’s such a cool cat.
@szamee8315 сағат бұрын
so when are you posting your sour dough pizza crust recipe? awesome video and great guest!
@aallan883015 сағат бұрын
I love the way you instruct, I could really learn from your style of teaching. Only one small problem, I play baritone ukulele. You don't by any chance teach that as well?
@user-sq2xh2ky7d16 сағат бұрын
Wow Mateus Asatooo
@itaispector604016 сағат бұрын
love your analysis paul ❤
@thirdhandlv423116 сағат бұрын
Yeah doing the song is hard enough, but managing to get the right sound for all of them is even harder, all of these sound just like the originals.
@CotmanKenny16 сағат бұрын
Beautifull !
@morthim16 сағат бұрын
i'm more surprised it doesn't have tons of petals built in. having a guitar with a significant number of effect presets in it, like petals, so you only have buy one instrument much like the fancier keyboards, would be pretty amazing. as it stands i'm more surprised this only exists now. when melodyne came out i thought this would be one of the first resultant products.
@paradiso7617 сағат бұрын
Great video, but everyone gets this wrong, even Paul! At 13:52 the note before the hammer on is D#, not E. This can be appreciated if you listen to the original song and slow it down.
@fxsrider17 сағат бұрын
I already have more guitars. I have too much gear to even think simple. I'm gonna push it all into the basement and only bring out the shit required. I have accumulated this stuff over a couple decades and it was all just pushed into the available space. It's way too much the way it is and I just got done playing and had nothing but fucking frustration. The Klipsch need horns, half my monitors have blown tweeters, I have amps and pedals and all they are good for right now is tripping someone. It sucks because I feel really good and can easily get into some kick ass tunes. But I start and I stop to adjust shit. It gets old and drains my drive to rock out. Fuck it for tonight. Headphones always work. Just want some decent sounds...
@abeshbose308717 сағат бұрын
whats the intro/song/plucking name guys please anyone🙂
@jamalmixon951817 сағат бұрын
1:34 that is not basic stuff
@jamalmixon951817 сағат бұрын
I know how to play the guitar. But just the chords. I just can't comprehend how good guitar players play it note by note, string by string.
@Markyroson17 сағат бұрын
Next time I'd recommend "Start Me Up" by the Rolling Stones and perhaps "Brown Sugar" as well.
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I thought this was the Edge’s basement
John Butler and Ben Howard literally exist but i'm glad you enjoy Jacob's work lol
Has someone made a playlist on Spotify with all the songs? If so leve the link
I just really prefer the sound on nylon strings but thks a lot for this lesson.
Search for "game of thrones oud" or oud version of "they don't really care about us"
ok it lowkey sounded better WITH the squeaking, it added a rhythm
That voice does in no way appeal to me.
Ok, here is my "before". The main difference may be how stable they keep tuning and how much they have to be stretched what makes them thinner in a small scale and therefore thinner and less dynamic due to cold hardening as a result of metallurgical perspective in the grain itself. Cheaper strings may rust much faster exposed to salty sweat from your fingers and the lower grade less chromium or nickel containing steel. The surface might not be as slick due to less cre with tool lifetime in the production process or even usind worn tools for producing cheaper strings in the same factory. And of course there is permeability as a material parameter... When it comes to coatings there is 100% a difference in friction and feel. So if you like it buy it. Now moving on with the vid. So, well, now I am as smart as before. Sadly. Nothing new but that strings sound different an Paul likes maybe coatings...
I recently got a chance to play a '51 Nocaster at a GREAT little guitar shop in the Seattle area. I knew they had it based on their online inventory and I wasn't even planning on playing it. It just wanted to see it in person. The guy was awesome, all I said was that I wanted to see it and he pulls it off the wall, hands it to me and says, "do you want to play it". I was blown away. I said, "You know I can't buy it right?" he says, "Well if people don't play them and enjoy them then they just hang on the wall and go out of tune". That was bucket list guitar for me. I'm not an amazing player by any stretch but it was so much fun and I had a massive smile on my face the whole. It was all original and so much fun. Amazing shop, really cool staff. What blew me away about playing it though was that it really didn't feel any different than my telecasters at home. People talk about the thick necks on the old Tele's and based on my experience, I don't understand where that comes from at all. It felt completely natural and seriously, it felt just like playing my guitars at home. I'll never forget that experience. So much fun.
Have you just ignored Brian May and Tony Iommi?
Thank you for the interview!
16:10 so when will you and Dom play "Shape" together?
The 2nd guy sounds like his guitar is farting. All very cliche
Vertex can’t touch this.
I watched an interview with King, he was explaining something and played a little riff as an example. The interviewer asked him to play it again, and he said “I don’t know what I just played exactly, I don’t like to play anything twice”. Master of improvisation.
KINGDOM COME -"Twilight Cruiser" ?
I looked up how to record acoustic guitar on my phone and it brought me to you saying it's not possible. Well darn looks like best buy credit it is!
Jimi didn't waste his time being "on time". He just played what he felt.
my Mark 5:35 Sounds Better .. V30
Where’s the old guys? Like meeeeee
5 strings very normal for baroque guitars
I love the sound difference between picking and using your fingers. Even the difference in sound in the different locations where you pick. Beautiful playing. I hope I get to play a 5 stringed guitar like this one day. I love this video! Thank you both ❤️
1:35 Already cleared up everything I was confused about lol. Was trying to learn a E7 from another video and could not understand why when I count the interval myself - it sounds different to the example given. Seems like a pretty big piece of information to leave out! This Cm(maj7) reminds me of "I want you (she's so heavy)" by the Beatles
Lovely guitar. I have often thought of getting a parlor or couch guitar. And you helped bring into the world one that is simply beautiful. While the "bling" is more than I gravitate to, I have to admit it works great on that build. It is not too much, but just right. And wonderful playing as always... cheers.
r they twins
I cant here the difference.
Awesome video 😍
Sorry man I lost a fare bit of respect when the stairway came out
thoroughly enjoyed that, cheers
Very interesting! Wow, fascinating.
You could do another just the shadows or Simon & Garfunkel. Or Eric Clapton . You’re very talented. Could get another 12 million views
No Queen ! Under pressure, We will rock you, champions, another one bites the dust,
This is just amazing. You have two geniuses being humbled by each other.
Wonderful, Just Wonderful !!! 👍🙋🏻💋🎶👍🧚♀️🪄💥🎯
Video liked and subbed, thanks for the video!
Love Dominic , he’s such a cool cat.
so when are you posting your sour dough pizza crust recipe? awesome video and great guest!
I love the way you instruct, I could really learn from your style of teaching. Only one small problem, I play baritone ukulele. You don't by any chance teach that as well?
Wow Mateus Asatooo
love your analysis paul ❤
Yeah doing the song is hard enough, but managing to get the right sound for all of them is even harder, all of these sound just like the originals.
Beautifull !
i'm more surprised it doesn't have tons of petals built in. having a guitar with a significant number of effect presets in it, like petals, so you only have buy one instrument much like the fancier keyboards, would be pretty amazing. as it stands i'm more surprised this only exists now. when melodyne came out i thought this would be one of the first resultant products.
Great video, but everyone gets this wrong, even Paul! At 13:52 the note before the hammer on is D#, not E. This can be appreciated if you listen to the original song and slow it down.
I already have more guitars. I have too much gear to even think simple. I'm gonna push it all into the basement and only bring out the shit required. I have accumulated this stuff over a couple decades and it was all just pushed into the available space. It's way too much the way it is and I just got done playing and had nothing but fucking frustration. The Klipsch need horns, half my monitors have blown tweeters, I have amps and pedals and all they are good for right now is tripping someone. It sucks because I feel really good and can easily get into some kick ass tunes. But I start and I stop to adjust shit. It gets old and drains my drive to rock out. Fuck it for tonight. Headphones always work. Just want some decent sounds...
whats the intro/song/plucking name guys please anyone🙂
1:34 that is not basic stuff
I know how to play the guitar. But just the chords. I just can't comprehend how good guitar players play it note by note, string by string.
Next time I'd recommend "Start Me Up" by the Rolling Stones and perhaps "Brown Sugar" as well.
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