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Another JAM. Thank you :)

Thanks.It's a beautiful mood too.

Absolutely incredible channel, just bought your voicing modes book and am so excited to dive in

This is such a good lesson. I graduated with a Bachelors in trombone performance and after graduating, have been teaching myself guitar. Learning the fretboard is a way bigger deal than I thought it’d be lol. Anyway, thank you for the lesson!

Your channel is a goldmine

I just discovered this channel 5 minutes ago, and you're already one of my favorite guitar players. Can't wait to learn from you!

How to ruin Bach's music!

is this real? i am too lazy to verify

very tasty playing and lesson...thx..

love the pool balls !!! Great way to show the modes !

That sounded beautiful!

Amazing. Thank you! Subbed

Lost me once the chord charts stopped showing up

So… I can use this sigil-heavy gematria to play smooth jazz. Good to know.

Excellent, your content is a much appreciated horse of a different color.

we in Germany call that Komplimentärintervalle, "Intervall" is the name for the distance of two notes to each other, "Komplimentär" means, they complete each other to an octave. To explain it this way is actually much easier. I find it important to recognize, that those complementair intervalls have the same character. 4th to a 5th (they both sound square), 3rd to a 6t (they sound both harmonic), 2nd to a seventh (they both sound disharmonic). So there are in fact only three different classes of sounds: square, harm,onic and disharmonic.

i am so jealous of your technology. ive been exploring this concept for about 3 years and it broke my computer. got a fancy set of colored pencil set and combined it color theory... but if i had a better computer, wishes would be horses

Thanks for sharing these interesting intervallic concepts. On the chord progessions you vamp: Dm11 - Db maj7#11 - Am11 - Fm7; which chord functions as tonic, or I?

the "goofy" progression reminds me of Ween

Superb Noel.👌

I love these discrete sets of notes and cords and the continuous change of colour of your telecaster... many thanks for inspiring ideas!😆 BTW what kind of rhythm software do you use? Thanks.

Fantastic material! And what a great collection of guitars... each of these would suffice for a world career 😆

maybe Alan Pasqua's Fred song an example such as Flying in a Blue Dream?

Watching this video reminded me of the book titled "Audicious Euphony" worth checking out for anyone interested.

Nerd.

Hi Noel, you didn't lie, you really throw us into the deep end with the book - but it's brilliant! Thank you very much!

Great lesson. Thank you so much.

ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT!! THANKS FOR THIS!! GOD BLESS YOU!!!

big fan!

Brilliant

Good stuff, Maynard...

Why not drop 3,4 and like double drop 2 drop 3? Is it just to awkward on guitar to use all the inversions? I'm asking because with open strings it's possible to use tripple drop 2 drop 3, I was just using tripple drop 4 drop 3.

Sounds so good. Has a lydian type feel maybe. Maybe not??? trying to wrap my brain around that tonality.

Just a big smile from me :)

Classic!

Oh yea this is my fav 3rd gear of the fan, now let's come 6th gear jam for 32 triplets XD

I hope this video blows up! That was slick 😮

Thinking more deeply, if this dog drinks water ten times a day, you already have a full album on your hands!!! Never leave him without water !!!

Who is the song by? Looking for the actual song.

Ring mod without the pedal

This was dense and overly complicated. How does this translate into music? this makes no sense.

KILLING!

I’m confused, with this method the chromatic mediant of A is Dm (if i flip the entire thing) but online i read that it should be F (if you just play the maj chord that is a M3 below), maybe in set theory the chromatic mediant is not the same as the one found in normal theory, anyway i see for example that in misty there is this modulation happening (where you flip the entire thing) so i guess that it is more useful this way. What is the name of the whole flippening?

I hate to criticize and correct me if I'm wrong but I downloaded the file and started messing around with it I think you got all the pitches and frequencies right but I believe you misnamed the name for example G1 isn't 49 herts but G2 is so if you revise this it probably would save a lot of people headache and I still think the videos great just a small mistake in editing I was always taught low E on guitar falls on E2 of a piano and that's the Lowest note on a guitar.

I have no idea where I learned it but I've been doing the string skipping portion of this exercise at 1:12 for 20 years. Was probably in a 90's guitar world mag

reminds me of any King Crimson tune...😝

Great lesson! The chromatic mediants are so warm and enchanting. The major scale reversed is the Phrygian scale. Instead of a rising tetrachord from C to F, you have a falling tetrachord of the same intervals two whole steps and one half step from C down to G. There is a beautiful Indian Raga built on that symmetry. half the scale is from C major and the other half is from C phrygian. The Geometry of music is an aesthetically pleasing way to embrace concepts in music theory. I'm just getting into it but I'm willing to wager a lot that it will be a fruitful path to pursue.

you play so well, where can I find your music

Bending a harmonica note on non chromatic harmonica has to do with whether your sucking or blowing and if you increase/decrease the vacuum in your mouth and how tight the vacuum is sometimes you don't want to be tight like well a vacuum and allowing some air to escape can change a lot more than turning your harmonica chromatic but getting tremolo or something like that Harmonica is highly underappreciated with the true skill a master has.

I often think that were we to be visited tomorrow by a highly-advanced alien civilisation several orders of magnitude beyond us in both intellectual and physical prowess, they would still take one look at guys like you Noel and say in whatever were their lexical equivalents, "F*ck me! Look what this one can do?!"