How to Jam on Guitar
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
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Ian 'The Madman' Stich taking a break from his Emeryld Ryder duties to give us all some tips on how to jam and not step on another guitar player's toes while doing it. Go to his channel and sub so we can get him to 100k subscribers!
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Sean Daniel is a man. A man of simple needs and desires. And the one desire, no, the one NEED, that stands above all is to spread the challenges, joy and intellectual stimulus of music to people of Earth and beyond.
Born on the mean streets of upper middle class suburban Chicago, Sean learned the ways of the world through the dizzying heights of success to the lonesome depths of failure and emerged with the promise of a better tomorrow reflecting in his eyes and fiery passion in his belly.
He plays and teaches guitar on his CZcams channel where he regularly releases original music and projects to the adulation of legions of fans, who often compare him to Chris Pratt and one time Ryan Reynolds. He’s currently in the market for a nice leather jacket.
Just an opinion, but i think you're really underrated. For me as someone who felt "stuck" on guitar, your videos really helped me out in terms of progressing to becoming a better guitar. I would like to express my gratitude. Thank you!
@Jag5tarZ lmao
This sounds so weird. Electric guitar is being played with fingers as the rythm guitar and acoustic is in a sort of lead role
This is the type of lesson a self-taught , never collaborate with anyone, player can really appreciate! I watch a lot of your stuff but this one was one of the most out of the box and helpful! Keep ‘em coming! Also, I never knew Ron Jeremy was so versed in jamology!
I have preached this for years, and my example was to NOT sound like a group of Girl Scouts around the campfire playing Take Me Home Country Road on seven acoustic guitars. Great content, Thanks.
Pewdiepie teaching guitar lessons with H3H3
My favorite comment of the year.
I see Paul Rudd and KG
@Lee sin you should not lie dude...
@Lee sin ok then :)
i just see the two kids from high school that ate cheese sandwiches everyday and picked their nose
You two guys are great together. And seem like such cool dudes. Thank you for the lesson!
Thanks so much! Happy to help!
Great lesson, I was playing in a church setting with about 4 guitars. I had to find a place where I could here myself . In playing solo I still use it, in the verses and move to the open chords in the chorus. Again thanks to Ian for some new voicing.
So cool to hear!
A quarter of a million subscribers! You could fill Wembley three times over. That is amazing. Congratulations. You guys are great.
Thanks so much Sean!
This is like whenever me and my cousin are being nice for once because we found another thing we like a lot.
I love this, good job you two 👍
Great Lesson guys! You two do the best lessons about jamming together. Loved the inversions and "little pieces" of chords.
This was seriously one of the coolest things ever
Finally making Sean play the Dead. I love it.
Thanks for the lesson, i will definetly tune my guitar the next time i play!
Your channel is the best for advanced guitarist to become an expert thank you so much
Thanks so much!
Broz,
This is a very good lesson that a lot of guitar players don’t know. I played in a band with another guitar player and spent a lot of time working on “weaving” as Keith Richards calls it. Two guitars playing together but not over one another. Knowing when not to play is even more important than playing. The Dead is a wonderful example of this, every instrument in that band were having a conversation, not a competition. The worst is playing with another guitar player that plows over you without listening to what you are doing. Keep rydin’
Wow didn't they just say this in the vid , sure glad you weren't talking while they were talking or you would be doing exactly what they are saying not to do , lmao , parroting
So true.
Great concept, "If you are playing the same thing then why are you needed?"
You know it.
can we just acknowledge the great chemistry between these 2 guys
Definitely the only two guitar teachers you need to follow and subscribe to if you want to get better at guitar.. thanks fellas 🎸👍
Another amazing video guys. Chord voices are great for all kinds of reasons...but this is an excellent way to spotlight how to jam with someone. Every guitarist needs to hear this
Thanks for watching!
Ian and Sean - the DREAM TEAM!
:)
This video was extremely helpful. I have been playing for years but never with other people until recently. I have been doing covers with my kids and since 2 of us play guitar, I had switched over to bass instead to mix up the sound. Doing this technique, I can play the guitar but hunt for other voicings and make the cover more our own style. This has been super fun to do, especially with multiple acoustics going. Thank you so much for posting!
Chord progression Am G D Am and back to Am G D Am again. That progression sounds cool.
Thanks a lot for these two sincere guitar teachers that always want to enlighten and free the students to develop themselves. This world will be more beautiful if we have enough people like you all.
Cheers from Indonesia.
when we’re staying the f out of their way do we stay out of their way f major or f minor?
minor
Sean Daniel okay thank you, I figured as much 👍
You guys are twins, right or at least bros. How do you get a guitar player to leave your doorstep? Pay for the pizza. Sad, but true.
Excellent!
Outstanding. That's what I do - those double stops from different chord shapes just to add some color. Perfecto. Great job.
Outstanding...i kinda knew this but your examples really brought it home for me....you guys a great to bring out concepts we can use.
You guys I'm learning a lot through you guys keep on playing together I do love what you are doing I'm on advanced learning guitar too watching all the way from mombasa kenya.
Thanks so much!
@@seandaniel23 you are most welcome keep teaching us guys i do appreciate a lot.
oh look, Sean did a vid with Ian so he didn't have to shave for a few days!
shhhhh
You guys are doing gods work :,)
We try!
About 5 years ago I answered an AD in Craigslist for guitar player and I could swear it was this guy playing the acoustic. Lol
Maybe it was!
I feel like I have a lot of the knowledge to jam already, just waiting on that ah ha moment for it to all come together. A jam partner would help but I lost mine due to jealousy because he wouldn't put the work in and stopped jamming with me.
Me and my brother miles away the same night both had the same idea that we wanted to play guitar.
The next day while hanging out we wound up talking about it. It was really weird
He actually helped me get my 1st guitar . Then the guy with all the free time in the world taking lessons did nothing with it and was discouraged because my hard work surpassed his lessons. I'm still an amateur , nothing special but that's how I lost my jam partner .
Haven't found a new one yet. K even tried to teach him the things that helped me get better. Like LEARN AND.MASTER CHORDS IT WILL HELP YOUR FINGER GET ATTUNED TO RHYTHM WHICH HELPS WITH LEAD . He just wanted to jam scales and ignore the basics that help make a guitarist
Hi Sean, big fan
Question for the next Q&A.
Serving the song is the most important thing for a musician, and in a duo playing chords is the best way to serve the song instead of playing more melodic single note lines and bendy solos. So my question is...When you're in a duo how do you overcome this feeling of being "musically trapped" by only being able to play chords?
Keep up the good work
DUDE THIS IS ACTUALLY A REALLY GOOD QUESTION!!
Awesome video. Helped me make sense of playing with another guitar. A big THANK YOU to Sean for the Jamman looper giveaway! I am using it right now to learn from this video.
So cool! Congrats man!
Little Sugar Magnolia tease there... I like it. Soup up that Jam Band Gravy! The Grateful Dead can be studied for years and Jerry and Bobby keep surprising me every day. 60's dead is way different than early 90's Dead. 50 years to study and fun to do. Love the channel!
I"m working on those Triad shapes now and I can see how they can sound over full chords! Cool Lesson/Jam!!
Hi guys, great video. So many things you can do. Different chord voicings, palm muting , arpeggios , octaves and even small melodies. to name a few.
Keep rocking
Awesome sauce! Never thought about it like that!
Now I learned how to jam. I actually liked this lesson a lot! Thanks guys. You guys are amazing. All the best from Korea
Just Lol you guys are talking about staying the efff out of each other’s way and the first thing Ian does is plug stichmethod on your CZcams channel hahaha. Love both you guys and I have learned a lot from you both!
Duddeeee is it just me or is that a mirror image of Joel Mchale??!
Where the chuff do you learn about these voicings? I sometimes jam with a mate of mine, and while one plays the open chords the other will get onto barre chords, but those things Ian was playing are a different thing altogether!! Someone should write a book about different voicings...
A lot of wisdom here.
Thanks so much!
Why play the same thing on both guitars? For me, it makes sense in a band context in order to have a fuller, stereo sound and leave musical space to other muscians, e.g. for the vocalist or a keyboard melody. For twin guitars you´re absolutly right - informative, funny, awesome video!
Brojam in the key of Bro minor! Good lesson.
Sounds great. You guys crack me up
What is a good way to learn chord voicings all over the neck? Have you done a video on this?
Yeah have you seen this one:
czcams.com/video/_LV-WpHGmL8/video.html&t=
You guys are amazing! Thank you
Truer words have never been spoken
Very valuable lesson. Thank you, guys!
Though I'm hardly fluent in it's application, I knew most of this already, I just stayed for the Sean & Ian Comedy Hour !!!! Well presented, and entertaining !
I appreciate it!
I recently did this. They thought I was a god. When all I was doing was plugging in the formula. But I didn't tell them, and let them worship my skills. So what is the rule no 1 you mention @4.08s ?
Never reveal the secrets to the general public!
Great video
Thanks for checking it out!
Great tips guys. Cheers for the lesson
Love Hodor the guitar god. Why are you there Sean? 🤙🏻
always a great show brothers . sweet ceramic mushrooms
Ian's place is stylin :)
love you guys!
As usual Sean, you are up to your ol' tricks again making me believe lol. Any chance you both could do something with a 12 string.... I'm left handed so that's my biggest challenge...
Thanks so much! I need to get a 12 string!
Stich absolutely should be at 100k
4:10 is the moment the Ian/Sean shippers officially lose their minds! There's no going back now...
Awesomeness
always a great practice routine video guys
Ok now I have to learn some more chords , thanks guys , it makes sense and sounds amazing ! 🔥😎👍🎸🎧💯🔥😎👍🎸🎧💯🔥😎👍🎧💯🔥😎🎸🎸🎧💯🔥😎🎸💯🔥😎🎧👍
Thanks for watching!
Amazing stuff ! Thanks for yr comment 🎸😎👍🔥🎧💯🎸😎👍🔥🎧💯🎸😎👍🔥🎧💯
Hey I learned a lot from this lesson. Thanks guys!
What Ron Jeremy does when he's not laying pipe! hahahahahahahahaaaaaaaa love you guys sooo much!
Great video guys
Thanks for watching!
Great lesson guys, thank you! :)
Hey thanks that was fun and informative🙏
Bob Weir would do that, where he would not just play one variation f a chord, but several, before the next chord.
legend.
@@seandaniel23 Then, of course you guys brought that up later in the video. haha. I tend to reply to stuff while watching.
The c shape is my favorite caged shape for sure
The best lookin dude is gonna get all the credit... Lol. Keeping it real
Life tips :)
Haha ya good luck with the remote Ian!
han36solo I know I’m just dreaming
Not gonna happen.
@@StichMethodGuitar There may be hope I actually got away with no dish washing because calluses for years!
Excellent lesson. How are you feeling after playing some Dead on the Phred? Did y'all go kick the hack around in the driveway with his cool neighbor-brah with the dreads after the lesson while he and Ian talked about epic setlists past?
"Sugar Magnolia into Other One to China Cat to Sugaree closed with Fire on the Mountain. Was epic, brah."
There WILL be more hackey sack related content on the channel soon.
@@seandaniel23- I KNEW it. I used to go to school with a bunch of trustifarians. Everybody had a hack and a lighter in their pocket but never had their own cigarettes or any closed toe shoes.
Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Yeah, it's amazing creativity
So does the same concept apply for scales in lead?
Rhythm progression C A Bm = Lead scales C A Bm?
There's another guy out there celebrating a million subscribers who's quite good. But you guys are better.
No kidding? Who got to one mil ?
Paul Davids
Oh nice! I met Paul at NAMM. Super nice guy. Thank you for the compliment though!
Wow, this is great! I had never heard of Ian before this video. He's a fantastic teacher as well. Keep spreading the wisdom!!
Ian is the best!
Hey what is the semi hollow hes playing? It looks and sounds so pleasant.
It's a Phred guitar, pretty cool.
Is it just me, or does dude bear an uncanny resemblance to 70's Steve Martin? (Minus the gray hair of course).
I get that a lot.
Hi great videos ...question can an electric guitar with hum buckers be used through a Bose s1 pro also a sure58 mic....thank you .I saw your demo but with acoustic guitar... regards mike
this was sick
How does Ian hold his guitar?
He's unique.
excellent!! Thx
If that last bit was on the key of D major how come you played C major? Wouldnt it be C#?
I have been wondering. What do I do when someone puts a capo on their guitar...Then stuff like this I might maby be able to figure out. But anything I know about music theory is way gone and lost.. What do I do?
Gotta diagnose those root notes!
czcams.com/video/WsnMc8ErZ_w/video.html
I know you Rider gonna *MISS ME WHEN IM GONE*
Wondering how you can do a rhythm and lead synchronized riffs like Metallica.
Thanks
I normally record the Chord progression, then play it back in a loop (Garage Band) and then Jam to that... (I know, no friends).
What kind of guitar is the guy on the right playing?
Stay the F out of Ian's way!
Just wanted to be first. Keep up the awesome guys!
Being another person named Ian, I can confirm this legendary rule
You know it!
Acoustic Knights I am Ian also
Tom Petty was a Ryder!!!! Thanks!!!
Fun fact: the “A minor pentatonic hot spot” is just two frets up from the G spot.
I´m usually not that susceptible for these kind of things but the Acoustic guitar sounds really buzzy. It could use some serious Setup. Otherwise great Video Guys!
Thanks so much for watching! I'll make sure Ian gets a setup :)
I wish my girl looked at me the same way Sean looks at Ian from 3:37 to 3:44.
I often use power chord on the rhythm and triad on the lead
Great way to do it!
🔥🔥🔥
great
Nice
My first to comment lifestyle is back on track.
Way to reclaim the crown!
@@seandaniel23 I do have incredibly low goals in life.
Enjoyed the video, keep em coming.