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That's great ❤❤ ..how can i have the sheet? The link is not working

Video 🗿 Singing 🤡 Just jokes.... Keep posting these amazing videos

Sir, Im also acoustic guitar lover and according to me what your saying is 100% rit 👍

Woooooooowwww woooooowww perfecto

This guitarist must be STOPPED @Davie504

You have got some points, right. 👍 On the other hand: the best instrument is the one which one plays. Unless played, instruments are just "trapped potential"

Hello sir, I love the way you strum. I try following along with what you have suggested where you make a heart using your thumb and pointer but mine comes off sounding rough. Do you have a close up video of what your fingers are doing when you strum? Thank you.

Great points, and love the little jam you did! Also, what microphone do you use to record? It sounds great!

New subscriber here. This is the first video I’ve watch on arranging fingerstyle. Love it. Thanks so much ❤

I have a Tailor 322e. It's a 12 frey smaller scale length, slotted headstock guitar and it's wonderful. I'm a smaller frame guy and can have small hands. Works perfect for me! My first guitar that I bought a regular 14 fret and it was simply never comfortable. I tried out a smaller scale length 12 Fret and I've never gone back.

Great video! I'm learning guitar after having played piano for many years so this is a great incentive 😃 also I love the combination of the guitar and pan flute!

yukelele...but actually it's the bending that makes the guitar superior from all of the rest...no other instrument can do that :)

I m the first so i need a pin by the way you can double tap a comment to like 👍

He is the first indian whose way of teaching makes sense to me in an easy way

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That is messed up. lol

I have a 7 year old son who is playing lap steel guitar and ukulele for the last 8 months. He seems to be doing fine. He doesnot read the music (which is written in A-B-C notation) but plays by the memory . He is so far able to memorize most of the songs (around 30) in solfage. I have neither discouraged or encouraged this practice. But he often asks me when will he be able to play by the ear? What should I tell him?

What the hell are you talking about ? Again another person that thinks he can teach.

Hi, I came in here on UA-cam's suggestion after having done a search on "songwriting quints quarts". I was drawn into your video by you saying "key or scale you are in" - you did not say "chord you are in" (I guess they don't say so) Edit/Insert: you may ignore all else that follows, just do - Sorry, this has become a lengthy comment. Please do not feel compelled to reply or even reply, the following has become a public memo to myself, too, in case you just do not react - thank you in advance for letting me be bubbly in your comment section, for letting me be. I am a newbie to your channel, first time around. Original comment as follows: - and I was excited to find out if and how your lesson relates to my current experience: there are many instrumentals (I am into singing - interestingly, "lead guitar" is a term from "rock" - you make me smile - music which always is some sort of dance music (Wow - it occurs to me now that you were "emphasizing" that 4th beat in context of rhythm "Name any singer male/female that dances while singing!")... that there seem to be many instrumental "songs" - me, as I am into singing, do not feel to sing along - because, as my new explanation, after having seen this video is, the singing is done by "something completely different", some wooden strummer-string (Btw, I am into ethymologye, please allow some pun on "Who is Sumner, Sting?" Answer: the lead that sings) not a human voice that could be mine (but I can always do the jailhouse rock, hope you get the point) (it's not that you could not sing along the lead guitar, but you do not feel like it, it's just too different, mostly much too high - which refers to your topic "smoothness", in another interesting way) .... ...to keep up my thread, from above: .... recently, I came about "instrumentals" that seem to lack a chorus - I now think that the chorus in itself is "smooth" but, I tentatively think, that the chorus "separates" (word you are using right at the beginning) the chorus from what's before. In other words, there might be a hidden break of smoothness - as singers realize: yes, that can play the lead on what had been head before. Yet in other words: the principle of smoothness does not apply to the relationship of chorus and pre-chorus. In fact, I experienced "singing the 5ths" as a technique to get out "when caught in a trap" (rhythmical loop). Second point, a regular question from a newbie: I wonder how smooth voice leading relates to "inverted chords", and if "inverted chords" are a concept that is basically restricted to the keyboard as a specific instrument.

So helpful.. thanks!

U r such a great talent guitarist but ur coment box is empty ya not more then comments how is possible to any one can enjoy and dropping any comments on ur box

Love uuu please. Can u change ur brain or beautiful finger for me

I still wish you’d run a huge discount on your program…50% off…even for one day for those who can’t afford it…your videos are great.

I've been waiting for someone to do this. Kids need hobbies that dont cost money to learn. Thanks.

You teach well among other guitarist...thank you so much triple thumbs up 👍👍👍 to you

Hahahaha😊😊😊😊

Good style but the short needs to be cut better. ❤❤

Hello! What pickup are you using? My guitar pickup doesnt give volume when I play with the left hand alone 😢

How can I learn from you?

Whats the name of that accesorie that you have on the sound hole?

Bro you must get chance in Opera

Great. I would like to see closed position of this song for notice differences beetwen both method. Also I need a favor, please explain in video bass patterns (for 4/4, 6/8 etc.) - it sounds amazing but I have no idea how you make this background music. For me the most naked bass pattern is for D chord because it has only one string - the 4th D - and dunno how to make it more fascinating. Sorry for my English.

grate video!!! a request can you please make a video on Eros (Flamenco Version) by jin oki? i will be really grateful if you can make a video or can help me figure out the tabs and techniques thank you.

What guitar is this?

How long did it take you to be able to move with your left hand like that?

Cool, 😎🇮🇪

Nice mr.sir keep it up 💜

Lyrics: "Tonic, subdominant, dominant, and to subdominant dominant and now we are in this tonic function chord but this isn't our true tonic"

You actually inspire me so much to play !!! Thank you for your lovely lessons..

You just popped up in my algorithm for the first time. Valuable information and well presented, thank you!

Thanks for the lesson. Talking about sound produced, i've a question. When recording my self playing guitar i've noted an extra sound...cello type, i've noted that this happen when i play G and then Am. Is like an Em if im not wrong. How is this possible? (I can hear it only listening to records). Thank you.

Thank you for ❤❤❤❤ sharing and caring especially fir beginners

thx Chan, this video had inspired me more to keep learning fingerstyle 🤩

It’s better everyone would understand from this

Thanks for the sharing the idea to get rich strumming sound😍

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Appreciate the joy you share in this. Thanks for the video 🪷

Im new to guitar i love it so much i just do random shit and it fr sounds funny so i keep playing my goal is to play some sea of thieves music to make it more fun😊❤

This is amazing...thanks

Very funtastic.