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Man, thanks so much! So glad people are enjoying these.

I like the Vidami a lot. It works on my site, which is super cool of them. I would say it’s not ideal for getting exact loops. I find these types of things always have a little hiccup in the loop. Ableton is seamless and very awesome. Would highly recommend. Thanks for the comment!!

That is awesome! Thank you so much.

Thanks for the comment. That’s interesting. I’m not ducking the backing track. Might just be the way the compressor is hitting in when I mix it. It’s been a bit tough to dial because I don’t enjoy wearing headphones but still dialing it in. Slow blues would be cool!

So interesting. I just checked it out. It must be the compressor on the master bus ducking the volume. I'll try to fix that in future videos.

@@DanielSeriffMusic Awesome! Excited to see more.

Haha! Love that.

Anticipation essentially “early.” This might be happening before a chord change like on the and of 4. You might anticipate the chord change with a note that’s in the new chord. Ands are the most important part.

Awesome video and engagement. So anticipation refers to an altered or shifted beat referencing a chord change, or when soloing into the next chord, and swing is referring to every single & in the time sig?

@@luis_jams Hey, so are you referring to things in this video? Swing means that you are playing 8th notes that are based on triplets. Meaning, the first note is slightly longer than the 2nd. All the way to significantly longer. A very straight forward swing feel is when you take a tri p let, combne the tri and the p, and then play the let. So it's like tripppp - let. Don't have time to go in depth but is that what you're asking?

To be honest, I have never tried it. It’s just there to demo eventually. I’ve used the two notes captor x and ox box. Both are excellent.

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The Bassman is a great amp!! Very telling. I spent the whole week last week playing as dry as a bone. I’d say it really helped.

Wrong. It’s called space.

Thanks!

Glad it was helpful!

Will definitely do more! Thanks for the kind message!

Man that sounds like a fun one!

It is the absolute best! I have several Ableton videos on my channel but this is the most recent: Take Your Guitar Skills to the Next Level with Ableton Live! ua-cam.com/video/vYA3Smn2B50/v-deo.html

@@DanielSeriffMusic Awesome! Thank you 🙏

Thanks so much for being here!

Thanks so much, Ed!

You got it

Awesome. Glad you enjoyed it.

There you go!

Thanks Jimmy. Appreciate you man!

Hey! Great question. This would actually make a really good video but I'm going to try and answer it here as detailed as I can. This chord progression is two dominant chords. C7 to F7. So, it very clearly comes from blues inspired stuff. The blues in its early formation, basically had dominant chords and blues musicians improvised and played minor pentatonic riffs over them. This is just steeped in the sound of the blues. Technically it is "wrong" or theoretically incorrect. But it's a sound we love. A little later, blues musicians, jazz musicians etc started improvising with major pentatonics as well. Then cats were using the modes. Especially mixolydian and Dorian. So, if you wanted to play mixolydian on both chords you would actually need to play C mixolydian and then move to F mixolydian. Because there is a super important note that changes between those two chords. E to Eb. HOWEVER, a little secret I learned a long time ago from the great masters...you don't actually have to play the changes. Instead you can play blues inpired and just play C dorian. Dorian works great over static minor 7 chords, but it also works over dominant 7th chords because it's like C minor pentatonic with a couple extra colorful notes. So it's blues inspired like the early blues players playing minor pentatonic over it...but then you get those color tones that sound great on both chords. I hope that makes sense! The easiest way to see this write down the notes in the each chord. Write down the notes in C minor pentatonic, C major petatonic, C mixolydian, and C dorian, and compare them. Have a good day.

@@DanielSeriffMusic fantastic answer, will write them down and compare options over the 2 chord vamp. Very helpful thank you 🙏

Some keys use sharps only. Some keys use flats only. Download my freebies and do the homework. That is the only way.

@@DanielSeriffMusic but am i right that its just the same?.. and you can only use sharps or flats.. for both? or is it sometimes needed both..because if they only used sharps. then it was more easy for everyone i guess. but maybe on piano this doesnt work and thats just part of all music theory that is needed then?.. sorry for my english can be a challenge i just found this channel, with the B diagonal scale with 5 notes, thats good for me im practice for 9 weeks now or so.. so i will see more of your channel now i found it

@@DanielSeriffMusic i mean theoretically its needed to know both, but i thought practically they are the same for guitar? if im right

Yes. To clarify A# is Bb B# is C Cb is B C# is Db D# is Eb E# is F Fb is E F# is Gb G# is Ab A note that has two names is called and “Enharmonic” or “Enharmonic equivalent”

Correct. They sound the same. It’s just the difference in what they are labeled depending upon what key you are playing in.

Incredible!!! Thank you

Wonderful!! Thanks so much.

Glad you like it!

Great guitar! It was just in the studio to shoot a demo. :)

Very kind! Thank you so much and glad you enjoyed it.

Excellent! Thanks so much.

Amazing!!! Thanks so much Keith!

Thank you so much, my friend!! I am planning to do a few of these for the course as well with interactive tab.

Thanks for jamming!

Hey John! They are a little pricey but great. Made by Mono. amzn.to/4exkQkG

@@DanielSeriffMusic Thanks, Daniel!

I am grateful for them!

So glad they have been helpful. I am trying to demystify guitar and deliver as much quality as possible. Thanks for being here!

The cycle is commonly used in all kinds of music. It has this amazing resolution because of the 5 to 1 kind of motion.

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Jesus!!! U came already mad! The class is fantastic! Just enjoy music dude! Is like getting a free burger and fries with not ketchup and u mad cos of the ketchup… is like getting a brand new guitar with no case, and u mad coz of the case…. Get the point ? Is a free amazing improvisation class! Enjoy

How about watching the video?

Hahahaha. So so so yucky!

Hahahha. It’s so rough! I’ve been doing it all week and it’s, well, quite honest.

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I do them but haven’t written them out. If it all makes sense to you I’d try it for yourself. There are several variations. Like…how many notes per string. Could be 4 and 3 or 3 and 4. Gonna add up the same but depends fingering preference.

​@@DanielSeriffMusic Sweet. I've been trying to come up with my own patterns using the framework of the major 7th arpeggios. These shapes are incredibly useful 🙏

He did great!

Thanks Drew!

Thanks for the comment!

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Yeah man!