8 Mistakes With Guitar Pedals

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How much gain is too much gain?

Greeeeetings!! Today, my buddy Rabea and I are discussing the differences between the Chapman Guitars ML3 V2 Modern vs Traditional! What's your favourite? Sound off below and let me know yours! Subscribe to my channel by clicking this magic button: http://bit.ly/1il3TH0 Twitter: twitter.com/robchapmanmusic Facebook: https://ift.tt/MAgGYS Greetings I'm Rob Chapman, I am a guitarist from Brighton in the UK. I am the frontman and guitarist for Dorje, demonstrator for Andertons Music and I am also the founder/owner of Chapman Guitars. I love making videos about guitar tuition, demonstration, reviews, and studio things like coffee/pizza and Diablo.

Your First Bluegrass Guitar Lesson

Get my FREE Beginner Guitar Starter Kit! ►https://goo.gl/Ts2uU6 Bluegrass is one of the most popular styles of music to play on the acoustic guitar. It might seem like it’s hard to get into, but in reality, bluegrass guitar uses some very basic concepts that any beginner guitar player can grasp. In this lesson, Nate Savage will show you how to get started playing bluegrass songs on the guitar. The first important thing you need to know is the open chords in the key of G major. The vast majority of bluegrass songs are played using chords from the key of G major. The most important ones are G major, C major, D major, E minor, and A minor (sometimes A major). The second thing you need to know is how to use a capo. Capos are an amazing tool for bluegrass guitarists because they allow you to play the chords you already know in any key. Need to play in the key of C major? Put the capo at the 5th fret and play the chords from the key of G major. It’s that easy. That’s all you really need to know to get started playing bluegrass songs on the guitar! If you need extra help with basic techniques like changing chords and playing clean chords, be sure to check out our other helpful guitar lessons! Follow us for more great guitar lessons and videos! ►Facebook: https://ift.tt/2ZO6eWX ►Instagram: https://ift.tt/2FAslIS

PACHTAOGE short cover and easy Guitar lesson By veer kumar

GUITAR LESSON COVER BY VEER KUMAR AND ANJAN Song -PACHTAOGE Album - Jaani Ve Singer: Arijit Singh Lyrics & Composer: Jaani Music: B Praak Music Label: T-Series

A Chappers style - Show and Tell

As requested, here is the Chappers show and tell. What do you want to see next? Sound off below! Subscribe to my channel by clicking this magic button: http://bit.ly/1il3TH0 Twitter: twitter.com/robchapmanmusic Facebook: https://ift.tt/MAgGYS Greetings I'm Rob Chapman, I am a guitarist from Brighton in the UK. I am the frontman and guitarist for Dorje, demonstrator for Andertons Music and I am also the founder/owner of Chapman Guitars. I love making videos about guitar tuition, demonstration, reviews, and studio things like coffee/pizza and Diablo.

The Most Important Guitar Accessory

Download the free resources for learning Free Fallin': ►https://ift.tt/2MIiGoY Get my FREE Beginner Guitar Starter Kit! ►https://goo.gl/Ts2uU6 When you’re playing songs on the acoustic guitar, there’s one accessory that will totally change your experience. Capos simply create a moveable bar that you can put on any fret. This allows you to play the exact same chords but be in any key you want. If a song is in a challenging key where you don’t know all the chords, you can throw on a capo and play some simple open chords. In this lesson, we’ll be changing the key of Free Fallin’ using a capo. This is especially useful when a song feels like it’s too high or too low to sing. With a capo, you can raise or lower the key of the song so that it’s in a more comfortable spot. If you don’t have a capo, there are a few tutorials out there on how you can put together a makeshift one. They are, however, fairly affordable and a helpful tool every campfire guitar player should have at the ready. Follow us for more great guitar lessons and videos! ►Facebook: https://ift.tt/2ZO6eWX ►Instagram: https://ift.tt/2FAslIS

When someone asks, “what can you play on the guitar?”

Get my FREE Beginner Guitar Starter Kit! ►https://goo.gl/Ts2uU6 Have you ever been in a social situation where someone asked you “what can you play?”. For many new guitar players, this can be a particularly scary interaction. Most guitarists don’t have recognizable songs prepared to play whenever someone asks them to. In this video, Rudy Ayoub illustrates just how awkward it can be to not know what you’re supposed to do when someone asks you to play something for them on the guitar. Situations like these are why we always recommend everyone learn some basic songs on the guitar no matter where you’re at with your playing. Be sure to subscribe to Rudy Ayoub’s channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmr_2dlYM0pYHdI9TeF5SIQ Follow us for more great guitar lessons and videos! ►Facebook: https://ift.tt/2ZO6eWX ►Instagram: https://ift.tt/2FAslIS

The Perfect Beginner Guitar is just $200. Let me show you why.

Get my FREE Beginner Guitar Starter Kit! ►https://goo.gl/Ts2uU6 This video is NOT sponsored. One of the most common questions we get here at GuitarLessons and Guitareo is “what guitar should I buy?”. For many beginner guitar players, there are just too many options out there and the choices can seem overwhelming. In this video, Nate Savage will tell you his top recommendation for a beginner acoustic guitar. The important things to pay attention to when buying your first guitar are price, sound, playability, consistency, availability, and looks. When taking all these things into consideration, our top choice is the Yamaha FG800. With a solid Sitka Spruce top, you’re getting a great sounding guitar for just $200. It’s the perfect marriage of price and quality! We hope this video helps you when you’re looking for your first beginner acoustic guitar. Find the Yamaha FG800 Acoustic Guitar here... Sweetwater: http://bit.ly/2Zm3eEB Thomann: http://bit.ly/2ZpldKt Follow us for more great guitar lessons and videos! ►Facebook: https://ift.tt/2ZO6eWX ►Instagram: https://ift.tt/2FAslIS

Chapman Collection

Greeeetings, Today I am taking you through my personal collection of Chapman guitars and the guitars I use the most! What is your favourite Chapman? Leave your comment below! Subscribe to my channel by clicking this magic button: http://bit.ly/1il3TH0 Twitter: twitter.com/robchapmanmusic Facebook: https://ift.tt/MAgGYS Subscribe to my channel by clicking this magic button: http://bit.ly/1il3TH0 Greetings I'm Rob Chapman, I am a guitarist from Brighton in the UK. I am the frontman and guitarist for Dorje, demonstrator for Andertons Music and I am also the founder/owner of Chapman Guitars. I love making videos about guitar tuition, demonstration, reviews, and studio things like coffee/pizza and Diablo.

FINGERSTYLE GUITAR BOLLYWOOD SONGS WITH SURPRISE | VEER KUMAR | HINDI

Guys this video was unplanned so sound quality is not as good.... i hope you can bear with us... thanks and love you all ......

Hot Rock Concepts: Mixing Major and Minor

#JamPlay introduces rock instructor Toni Martinez. In this quick #guitarlesson showcasing his new course "Hot Rock Concepts," Toni demonstrates how he mixes the major and minor tonalities. https://ift.tt/2TRRGDZ

Play Free Fallin’ by Tom Petty On The Guitar - Campfire Guitarist Quick-Start Series #5

Download the free resources: ►https://ift.tt/2MsJM3g Get my FREE Beginner Guitar Starter Kit! ►https://goo.gl/Ts2uU6 It’s time to take everything you’ve learned in the Campfire Guitarists Quick-Start Series and put it all together to play a famous song. One of the greatest songs to sing around the campfire is “Free Fallin’” by Tom Petty! So in this video lesson, you’ll learn a few ways to play this classic campfire tune. To play this song, you’ll need some basic strumming technique down as well as a few open chords. The chords are an F major chord, an F Sus4 chord, and a C major chord. You’ll also need a few power chords, which will be an F power chord, a Bb power chord, and a C power chord. To make sure you’re set up for maximum success, it’s important that you download all the resources available for this lesson. Add this tune to your daily practice time and you’ll be singing “Free Fallin’” around the campfire with friends and family in no time! Follow us for more great guitar lessons and videos! ►Facebook: https://ift.tt/2ZO6eWX ►Instagram: https://ift.tt/2FAslIS

Tony Martinez - Hot Rock Concepts

Join Tony Martinez as he covers techniques from vibrato and cool bends to fast licks and notes designed to spice up your playing, and will take you to the next level, ready for stages, ready for studio recordings, ready to rock!

How to Wah - Are two Wah pedals better than one?

Twitter: twitter.com/robchapmanmusic Facebook: https://ift.tt/MAgGYS Subscribe to my channel by clicking this magic button: http://bit.ly/1il3TH0 Greetings I'm Rob Chapman, I am a guitarist from Brighton in the UK. I am the frontman and guitarist for Dorje, demonstrator for Andertons Music and I am also the founder/owner of Chapman Guitars. I love making videos about guitar tuition, demonstration, reviews, and studio things like coffee/pizza and Diablo.

Who has the best Guitar YouTube channel?

Get my FREE Beginner Guitar Starter Kit! ►https://goo.gl/Ts2uU6 For the last 10 years, Nate Savage has been making guitar videos on YouTube. In that time, many creators have come and gone, but there are a few that stand out. In this video, Nate shares 19 of his favorite guitar creators on YouTube! Here’s his list: #1 Picking Nerd: Troy Grady #1 Justin: JustinGuitar #1 Swede: Ola Englund #1 Step-Dad: Ben Eller #1 British New Songs: AndyGuitar #1 American New Songs: MartyMusic #1 Music Snob: Become the Knight #1 Guitarist With Bass Strings: Andrew Baena #1 Bass Memes: Davie504 #1 Luthier: Crimson Custom Guitars #1 Beard: Paul Davids #1 Memes: Rudy Ayoub #1 Pedal Nerds: That Pedal Show #1 Most Ridiculous: Rob Scallon #1 Give you G.A.S.: Andertons Music Co #1 Gear Nerd: Pete Thorn #1 Gear Educator: Phillip McKnight #1 Funniest Rubber-Faced Shredder: Stevie T #1 Shredder - Marshall Harrison Obviously, this is just one guitarist’s opinion. There are hundreds (maybe even thousands) of incredible guitar YouTubers. Which are your favorites? Be sure to leave those in the comments below the video! Follow us for more great guitar lessons and videos! ►Facebook: https://ift.tt/2ZO6eWX ►Instagram: https://ift.tt/2FAslIS

Well... what is it? - Scalloped Fret-boards

Today, I am showing you what the deal is with a scalloped fret-board and why I love them! Twitter: twitter.com/robchapmanmusic Facebook: https://ift.tt/MAgGYS Subscribe to my channel by clicking this magic button: http://bit.ly/1il3TH0 Greetings I'm Rob Chapman, I am a guitarist from Brighton in the UK. I am the frontman and guitarist for Dorje, demonstrator for Andertons Music and I am also the founder/owner of Chapman Guitars. I love making videos about guitar tuition, demonstration, reviews, and studio things like coffee/pizza and Diablo.

Change Chords Like A Boss - Campfire Guitarist Quick-Start Series #4

Get my FREE Beginner Guitar Starter Kit! ►https://goo.gl/Ts2uU6 Probably the biggest problem area for new guitar players is being able to change between open guitar chords smoothly. Because it’s such a big stumbling block, many guitarists get stuck here and end up quitting. We want to make sure that doesn’t happen. So in this lesson, we’ll be covering the most important tips for changing chords smoothly. The first tip is to know the individual chord shapes you’re changing between very well. Next, you want to limit the chords your're changing between to just two. The third tip is to know the entire progression like the back of your hand so you don’t have to think about it. Next, you want to practice awareness and be present so you know where you are in the song. Lastly, you’ll want to work on thinking about the way the next chord looks and feels before the change so you’re not caught off guard. Implementing these tips and spending some time practicing is guaranteed to have you changing between chords like a total boss. It may take a few days or weeks of practice. But if you focus on making this a part of your daily time with the guitar, you’ll notice smoother chord changes in no time! Follow us for more great guitar lessons and videos! ►Facebook: https://ift.tt/2ZO6eWX ►Instagram: https://ift.tt/2FAslIS

Instantly Find The Key Of Your Favorite Song - Guitar Lesson

Get my FREE Beginner Guitar Starter Kit! ►https://goo.gl/Ts2uU6 One of the most useful skills you can learn as a guitar player is being able to find the key of a song by ear. You might think this skill is reserved for the gifted few, but there are some simple processes that you can follow to find the key of just about any song. In this guitar lesson, Andrew Clarke will show you his system for identifying the key of your favorite song. The first thing you’ll need to know is a basic major scale shape. This can be any major scale shape, but in this case, we’ll use a 3-string E major scale. Take some time to get it under your fingers so you don’t have to think about it too much. Now we’ll take that shape and move it up and down the fretboard while listening to the song we’re trying to find the key of. Eventually, one of the positions will sound like it “fits”. That location gives you the key of the song. Simply locate the root notes of the scale shape and that’s the key you’re in. You may not be able to immediately notice which one fits, but the more often you work on this, the quicker and easier it will be to identify the key. If you’re still struggling with this method, you can try adding some ear training exercises to your daily practice time. It won’t be long before finding keys of songs becomes instantaneous for you. Follow us for more great guitar lessons and videos! ►Facebook: https://ift.tt/2ZO6eWX ►Instagram: https://ift.tt/2FAslIS

How To Fix Annoying String Buzz On Your Guitar

Get my FREE Beginner Guitar Starter Kit! ►https://goo.gl/Ts2uU6 There is nothing more annoying than getting string buzz and rattle while you play your guitar. You might immediately think there’s something wrong with your guitar, but in many cases, you can solve the issue with an adjustment to your technique. So in this guitar lesson, we’ll talk about the things you can do to fix buzz on your guitar. That will include technique adjustments as well as adjustments you can make to your guitar to get rid of buzz and rattle. Depending on how your guitar is set up, it might be as simple as just tweaking your playing technique a little bit. Make sure you’re coming down right behind the frets and right on your fingertips. If you can eliminate the buzzing by moving your fingers around, you’ll know it’s a technique issue. If the technique tweaks don’t fix it, then you can look into making some guitar adjustments. The ones we’ll cover in this lesson are dressing frets, replacing the nut, and shimming the saddle. These are things you can learn to do yourself if you’re brave, or you can pay someone and have it done professionally. Follow us for more great guitar lessons and videos! ►Facebook: https://ift.tt/2ZO6eWX ►Instagram: https://ift.tt/2FAslIS

You asked... I delivered.

Greeeetings, A lot of people have been asking me to do a lesson/tutorial on Dorje's 'To Survive' song, especially the solo and, well, who am I to disappoint. Let me know what you think and tag me in any videos of you trying it out. Subscribe to my channel by clicking this magic button: http://bit.ly/1il3TH0 Twitter: twitter.com/robchapmanmusic Facebook: https://ift.tt/MAgGYS Greetings I'm Rob Chapman, I am a guitarist from Brighton in the UK. I am the frontman and guitarist for Dorje, demonstrator for Andertons Music and I am also the founder/owner of Chapman Guitars. I love making videos about guitar tuition, demonstration, reviews, and studio things like coffee/pizza and Diablo.

5 Essential Campfire Strumming Patterns - Campfire Guitarist Quick-Start Series #3

Get my FREE Beginner Guitar Starter Kit! ►https://goo.gl/Ts2uU6 As a campfire guitarist, you can really get away with just a few important strumming patterns. In this guitar lesson, we’ll be taking a look at the five essential strumming patterns every campfire guitar player should know. They might not be an exact match to the strumming patterns you’ll find in every song, but they’ll fit most. Before we get into the patterns, it’s important that we talk about strumming technique. The first technique tip is to relax everything. Your shoulder, elbow, wrist, and fingers should all be loose and floppy. Next, you’ll want to make sure you’re rotating your wrist when you strum. Lastly, you’ll want to experiment with different pick grips and make sure you don’t dig into the strings too much with your pick. Add these strumming patterns to your daily practice routine. If you’re new to strumming, you might want to isolate your downstrokes and upstrokes and practice them individually. Once you’ve nailed the technique, these patterns should be pretty easy to add to your toolbox. Follow us for more great guitar lessons and videos! ►Facebook: https://ift.tt/2ZO6eWX ►Instagram: https://ift.tt/2FAslIS

5 Essential Campfire Strumming Patterns - Campfire Guitarist Quick-Start Series #3

Get my FREE Beginner Guitar Starter Kit! ►https://goo.gl/Ts2uU6 As a campfire guitarist, you can really get away with just a few important strumming patterns. In this guitar lesson, we’ll be taking a look at the five essential strumming patterns every campfire guitar player should know. They might not be an exact match to the strumming patterns you’ll find in every song, but they’ll fit most. Before we get into the patterns, it’s important that we talk about strumming technique. The first technique tip is to relax everything. Your shoulder, elbow, wrist, and fingers should all be loose and floppy. Next, you’ll want to make sure you’re rotating your wrist when you strum. Lastly, you’ll want to experiment with different pick grips and make sure you don’t dig into the strings too much with your pick. Add these strumming patterns to your daily practice routine. If you’re new to strumming, you might want to isolate your downstrokes and upstrokes and practice them individually. Once you’ve nailed the technique, these patterns should be pretty easy to add to your toolbox. Follow us for more great guitar lessons and videos! ►Facebook: https://ift.tt/2ZO6eWX ►Instagram: https://ift.tt/2FAslIS

Tim Stewert - "Modern Grooves, Retro Rhythms" - Mini Lesson 2 - Funk Techniques

Course info: https://ift.tt/2T7i4Jy Tim Stewart (LADY GAGA, RIHANNA) teaches R&B, funk, and pop for the modern guitarist. Having shared the stage with Lady Gaga, Janet Jackson, and countless American Idol contestants, Tim Stewart brings seasoned pedigree to the JamPlay team. His course, "Modern Grooves & Retro Rhythms", serves to help you unlock the pocket with your rhythm guitar playing. Learn the tools to create interest and add life with chordal moves, single note lines, swells, double stops and much more. Tim Stewart is a lifelong guitarist, writer and producer. Currently, he is splitting time between Lady Gaga, Rihanna, and his own project for a band called "Knives". Tim has been playing, touring and performing for over 20 years, and recently performed at the half time show for the NFL Super Bowl in 2018. His performing and writing credits include Lady Gaga, Rihanna, J-Lo, Mariah Carey, Miley Cyrus, Britney Spears, Destiny's Child, Jessica Simpson, Frank Ocean, Rodney Jerkins, Tricky Stewart, Miguel, Rita Ora, American Idol, Backstreet Boys, Infectious Grooves, and Tiziano Ferro. All told, Tim is a go-to mainstay in the R&B industry for his consistent approach, stage command, and knowledge of song composition, rhythm and adding to the mix. Tim joins the JamPlay team of instructors to provide a unique look into the role of the guitar in a pop and R&B context. A "forever learner", Tim strives to give a focused course applying the rules and principles that have unlocked a unique career of performing and writing. If the "bounce" and "vibe" of funk, R&B and pop force you nod along to the beat, this course is right up your alley. Tim Stewart offers 20 years of touring experience to bring you real world applications of these timeless techniques, including a baseline level of the theory needed to unlock your inner style. This course offers 30 lessons covering 6+ hours of material in step-by-step, digestable presentation. https://ift.tt/2T7i4Jy

HUM SE TUM DOSTI KARLO GUITAR LESSON

GUITAR LESSON COVER BY VEER KUMAR Film - Narsimha 1991 Music Director: Laxmikant Pyarelal Singer: Alka Yagnik, Udit Narayan

Making something really expensive, really affordable.

Subscribe to my channel by clicking this magic button: http://bit.ly/1il3TH0 Greetings I'm Rob Chapman, I am a guitarist from Brighton in the UK. I am the frontman and guitarist for Dorje, demonstrator for Andertons Music and I am also the founder/owner of Chapman Guitars. I love making videos about guitar tuition, demonstration, reviews, and studio things like coffee/pizza and Diablo. Twitter: twitter.com/robchapmanmusic Facebook: https://ift.tt/MAgGYS Subscribe to my channel by clicking this magic button: http://bit.ly/1il3TH0

Digital vs. Analog - Who is the king of SILENT guitar rigs?

Get my FREE Beginner Guitar Starter Kit! ►https://goo.gl/Ts2uU6 For decades now, there has been a fiery debate as to whether analog or digital guitar rigs reign supreme. We know where we stand. But when it comes to playing guitar at home, what’s the ultimate solution? We put two completely silent guitar rigs head to head in this video so we could see if an analog tube amp and reactive load box or a guitar amp modeling plugin sounded better. A great analogy for the analog vs. digital argument is running. Digital solutions are a lot like running on a treadmill. They get the job done, but it’s not the same as running outside. When you run outside, you feel the wind in your face, and there’s no other way to get that experience -- just like a cranked-up tube amp. While we might sound a little biased, the winner here is up to you. Listen to the sound clips provided in the video so you can hear the differences yourself. No matter what choice you make for your own personal rig, you can get excellent guitar tone out of a completely silent guitar rig. The signal chains used in this video are: Digital - American 60th Anniversary Strat - Scarlett 2i2 - Logic Pro X - Logic Tape Delay - Helix Native - Minotaur Overdrive Model - Brit Blexi Brt Model - Greenback Model Cab with 160 & 57 mics. Analog - American 60th Anniversary Strat - Xotic EP Booster - Analog Man King of Tone - Rivera Knucklehead 55 Lead Channel - Boss Waza Tube Amp Expander - Logic Pro X - Logic Tape Delay - Celestion Creamback Impulse Response with 121 & 57 mics. Follow us for more great guitar lessons and videos! ►Facebook: https://ift.tt/2ZO6eWX ►Instagram: https://ift.tt/2FAslIS