HOW to MASTER the GUITAR - learn guitar in ORDER of 8 levels (FREE PROGRESS ROADMAP)
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- Lear to master the guitar in order of 8 levels and download the free guitar progress roadmap. It's the timeline of your guitar succes by practicing guitar every day and avoid mistakes on guitar as a beginner or self taught guitar player. This is an overview of stages of guitar playing in 8 levels and 9 disciplines so you know in which order you should learn guitar. From the beginner to an advanced guitar player.
The 9 disciplines are:
- How to learn rhythm guitar
- How to learn chords and chords and harmony on guitar
- How to learn all scales
- Technique and improvisation
- Picking technique
- how to learn arpeggios for guitar
- Finger style
- Music theory pointed and guitar
- Music reading and notation
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FREE PDF of the road map:
/ road-map-for-pdf-91649958
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Video chapters:
0:00 Introduction to the learning plan
1:03 The road map
2:29 Learning guitar beginners level 1
3:51 Learning guitar beginners level 2
5:01 Learning guitar intermediate level 3
6:42 Learning guitar intermediate level 4
8:25 Learning guitar advanced Level 5
9:44 Learning guitar advanced Level 6
11:10 Learning guitar Professional Level 7
12:07 Learning guitar professional Level 8
13:10 Path through the CZcams forest
14:02 Conclusion
E-BOOKS with audio files:
qjamtracks.myshopify.com
Social Media:
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(c)2023 Rob van Hal, Netherlands
Free PDF of the learning plan:
www.patreon.com/posts/road-map-for-pdf-91649958
Really well thought out map. I've always been looking for an essential must do list of sorts and general direction but with the amount of resources online it's overwhelming. I'd say I'm somewhat around 4 or 5, with few skills from higher levels and lacking skills from lower levels too.
That's funny I was just thinking about how cool it would be for this channel to have a guide/roadmap lmao
I dreamed to find a guitar teacher like you. Thank you for this road map.
Rob Van Hal, you are genius. You were first one to make and share the plan for everyone. Thanks to it, for this two months I learned as much as I learned for the past two years. This is truly a great work which I will appreciate for the rest of my life. Thank you!!! (P.S. liked and shared)
Thank you! This is great!
This was just the tips and info I needed!
Thank You Rob.
Right in time Rob, I wanted a route to follow and here we have it, thanks a lot for this awesome channel!
Best Channel on CZcams! Thanks for everything you do!
Really helpful. Thank's!
It's such a best advice. Thank you so much.
Excellent excellent excellent excellent! Thank you!
Thank you X 1000 times ! I was looking for something like this for do long.
My absolute favorite guitar training channel. Thank you
You are an absolute saint. So glad I’ve come across this treasure of a channel
Great video. Thank you. Just found your channel yesterday. Really great content.
Crazy good reference. And I just stumbled upon it. Amazing.
This is amazing Rob...thank you for this...
This is exactly what I need. Thank you!
I am Mildly overwhelmed . . ., and thank you.😶
Thank you for your generosity, I wish it to come back to you ten fold. What a gift you have offered us. Thank you again🥰
Always great content Rob. I spend many years clicking on some many videos, from so many teachers, that I learnt nothing. Your channel stands way above the rest when it comes to explaining music theory application. You videos on the modes are second to non. I have one other educator on CZcams I always check in on, simply because he has a style of playing and articulation that really speaks to me.
My advice with CZcams educators is to find one or two who ready know their stuff and can explain it clearly, and follow only them for a good length of time. Rob is definitely one of these! As always, thanks for you hard work and dedication.
Thank you Stephen for this nice comment!
@@QJamTracks Here is my advice, if you are going to caption your videos in English, you might as well make those videos in Dutch, so that fellow Dutch and many Belgians can watch them in their own language.
muchas gracias, super útil
Brother you are the answer of the prayer of every guitarist
Thanks!
Thank you very much made we really appreciate teachers like you en CZcams ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
i wish all guitarists will follow your teachings.
This will really help with my structure. Its like I have skills through all the ranges yet some I missed at Level 2 or 3 so it will help my focus.
The best guitar roadmap video ever be on the planet
Merci, j'ai longtemps cherché quelque chose comme ceci 👍
This is so cool! Thank you for the effort.
Just getting back in to playing, found your channel. What a gift this is, thank you.
Thanks for everything Rob, YOU are an excellent teacher!🙏
Thanks!
Wooow that's great
as a self-learner , I have been exploring unsystem techniques in the dark map for long time , this is very useful guidline for learning , thanks.
HOLY SHOOOOT!!! I've been waiting for this from your channel! I mailed months ago requesting for such roadmap in one of your vids where you replied that you're considering it and NOW HERE IT IS!
THANK YOU!!!
Thanks!
Thank you for this!!
Thank you so much. Highly applicable. ❤
One of my Favourite Guitar teachers on CZcams ❤🙌🙏
Absolutely awesome, Rob. Some great YT channels mentioned in the PDF. I might just start again with my daughter and follow this along. Many, many thanks.
Thank you Tony!
I wish to acknowledge your generosity in creating this upload and the accompanying PDF. Thank you so much.
Thank you.
I forgot, you're my best and most thorough guitar teacher!
This roadmap is UNREAL. I've been looking for this for years thanks. I really improved my playing with your video on spread triads and triads, it was eye opening thanks ! Very very good content. One of the best guitar channel i've seen on youtube.
Thank you!
I have always learned in parallel....sometimes getting ahead of myself...but going back to basics after years of playing has been my best decision
People are different. Some might see this as overcomplicating things. That's fine.
For me, this brings clarity and a target and a plan. Many thanks.
This is going to be incredibly helpful. I have been looking for something like this for quite a while. Can't thank you enough for this!
This is super awesome and helpful ❤❤.... please give recommendations of songs we should learn for each level too
That would be very time consuming... It would be nice though if the community adds this information here in the comments, so I can add that to the learning plan for everyone's convenience.
Looking great, but I would move tuning the guitar to level one.
Altijd glashelder in je uitleg, ik heb al veel aan je uitleg gehad, met name modes.
Dank je!
Damn it seems i wont be making it out of level 1
Hi again, I believe I came across 1, possibly 2 things that are missing.
The first is ear training. We are find this difficult but effort is rewarded.
The second is admittedly less an academic thing but it is songs! We need to remember and enjoy why we are doing all of this learning.
Thanks Tony. Both disciplines are indeed worthwhile mentioning. However I did not put this in the roadmap, because ear training or solfege is a vast course in itself and maybe deserves its own road map. Songs should be part of every subject and discipline but to much to put in this roadmap. If people here have suggestions for songs that fit a certain subject than it would be nice to mention it here...
Сделайте, пожалуйста урок, о том, настраивать правильное звучание гитары с помощью гитарного процессора.
Hands down, Rythym is my weakest point as I've hyper obsessed on chords, scales and such but never spent the proper time to focus on even the basics of Rythym or playing well in time.
Now that I'm writing music via sheet music and midi that gap has been painfully obvious to me these days.
Take the time and it will come to you :)
Hi! Thanks a lot for this! I have a question: is there a place for ear training in this roadmap? Thanks again, your work is amazing!
I consider ear training or solfege as a course in itself. It deserves its own road map think...
@@QJamTracks makes sense to me! Thanks for answering!
m@n im so thankful for what you did here 🎖 IT IS ALMOST TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE to have access to such high quality content 4 FREE 🤔coz having billions of infos available is really cool (even way too much) ....but having a real method that enables you to integrate those into your brain n your memory muscle is way better 🤩 im practicing pretty hard right now to improve my skills & this Roadmap is gonna be my best friend 4 sure 🙏 +++ there is links straight into the Pdf to access online contents related to the topics ...i mean this is so brilliant 🏆 your work is priceless 💎
Thanks!
Hi! Great video but I couldn't find the pdf on Patreon.
Hi. The pdf is now available. I just uploaded it.
Gotta fix that thumbnail spelling! Love your channel.
Thanks! I fixed it....
My question is actually this: How do I know when to move on to the next lesson.
That's a good question, but hard to answer. I think you should be comfortable with the subjects in that level and have no problems integrating them. In the first levels that would be something that a professional teacher can indicate.
I practice all day long, and I feel like I never get anywhere. There are so many videos on youtube, I get frantic going from video to video, and I never remember the ones I already played. OK so what now?
You’re supposed to focus on one thing for a week at a time. If you just play different stuff each day, none of it will stick.
You have to make a structured practice routine. For example lets say you have 3hrs a day to practice: set aside 1hr for technique (alt. picking / tapping / sweep picking etc.) where you practice a select number of exercises every day over the course of months gradually building up speed with a metronome. Then let's say 30 mins of learning chords or rhythm/strumming patterns. then 30 minutes of improvisation over backing tracks. Then 30 minutes of learing new songs or practicing your repertoire. Then 30 minutes of reading music or ear training.
Do it the same every day gradually increasing speed and only moving on to a different exercise or piece after you are sufficiently fluent with it. Then if you have free time you can just jam out. Of course you can do only 1hr of structured practice and jam out for 3hrs if that is more fun for you, the ratio is up to you just make sure you have some structure for some of your guitar time. Obviously you can practice only subjects / areas that interest you and divide the time as you like.
So are there videos for all these different subjects you mention on youtube? So it can be studied in order?
Hi Michael. Yes I think you could find a video for every subject. My goal is to make videos for all subjects. In time...
Hi, I have a serious question. I am an adult 38 yo and I finally reached the point in life when I am determined enough to pursue my passion for music and the guitar. I really want to take some structured lessons, I am thinking, is there a perhaps long term music course that you could recommend? Anywhere, I finally feel quite free to move. Online stuff does not really suit me and I want to meet other people with similar interests. I will very much appreciate any suggestions, advice or some words related to this.
Thank you for your wonderful channel. I do think it is the best on YT. Thank you 🙏
When CZcamsrs who have manageable levels of comments ignore polite, well intended questions such as yours, it affects forever my opinion of the person. I'm unsubscribing.
@bobtaylor The question was asked 12 hours ago. That's yesterday evening for me..
Hi Marek.
Thanks for comment!
At this moment I do not have a full course and don't know courses on the internet. Maybe there are creators that do. Like creators that I mentioned in the video. It also depends what your goal and initial level is.
I would suggest that you take lessens at your local music school. You'll be sure of quality lessons and you have the chance to meet other people that play different instruments.
I wish you luck and all the best!
@@QJamTracks okay, I owe you an apology. Please excuse my jumping to an unjustified conclusion. Resubscribing.
@bobtaylor No problem, can happen...
How to sign up to your classes? Thanks
I don't do classes online for now, but you can get additional study material on my Patreon page: www.patreon.com/qjamtracks
hey guys i am just starting out does anyone know a good character build? where should i spend my xp first?
Dont forget the harder songs too, that takes all day long also..
If it’s hard enough, it can take years lol
@@shitmandood I have been at it for years already, and there is so much to learn if one desires to be a great player.
Firstly I want to say Huge thanks!
But some links in PDF repeats in different Levels. Or thats must be as it is?
[1] Improving Time Feel & Rhythm - in Level 1 and Level 3
[2] Improving Time Feel & Rhythm - in level 2 and Level 4
Thanks!
Yes. Some videos have different subjects so they fit more than one subject or discipline.
Link in the description is not correct
Thanks! I've corrected the link...
Votre document, par ailleurs très instructif est parfaitement lisible sur CZcams mais illisible sur PDF. Caractère beaucoup trop petits. Sorry I don't know how to say that in English
I already fixed it. There's a new version on https//patreon.com/qjamtracks (free)
Lol you definitely made the thumbnail incomlete on purpose
:)
i think you missed one of the most important things to be a complete guitar player - transcription. you occasionally mention songs but for the most part you ignore the fact that learning songs by guitarists & bands you admire are where you make the most significant progress. it's like you've started a cooking school & teach all the ingredients and spices and knife techniques, but never teach the student to actually cook something.
@steevkelly. Hi. t's quite obvious that in every level you play some songs that use the technique or theoretical subject. Otherwise under every of the 200 subjects would be written: 'play a song'...
@@QJamTracks - it's not obvious on your chart. also, "play a song" & "transcribe a song by ear" are two different things. developing the ability to play what you hear isn't called out & is incredibly important. no disrespect to you and this chart, i think it's great. i just wanted to point out that one missing element (imho).
Yes it's true that is missing. My motivation for not putting that in the road map is that I think that belongs to ear training and solfege. That in itself is worth a complete learning plan. So I see that as something that should have it's own road map :)
This is great! We can check where we are. verum ipsum factum