PLAYING WITH FEEL VS PLAYING WITHOUT FEEL
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- PLAYING WITH FEEL VS PLAYING WITHOUT FEEL - Brandon D'Eon
So many guitar players stress the importance of playing with feel. I agree with them 100%. Playing guitar with feel is very important because it's how a listener relates to the music. You ever notice that BB King didn't play a lot of notes, but the notes that he played were killer? He was the master of playing with feel
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Bro woke up and chose violence.
Bro has reached the breaking point
we love you too
Whatsbis this song or you made it yourself?
Lesson #1: shake your acoustic guitar violently while holding the note PERFECTLY STILL
playing with feel is when you cry after missing a note
playing with feel is when you cry because the notes hit your soul
@@emmonaktribalcourt6189 yes
Me: *bursts into tears after fucking up a solo*
Audience: "wow. such feels. much emotions"
I burst into tears when I really nail a solo 🥲 esp when it's the November Rain solo and I'm wishing I could have one last chance with the person I love 😭😭😭
If you miss a note it just makes it jazzy keep playing
So if I shake the guitar's neck, I feel music
Basically, that’s it mate
😂😭😂😂😂
That’s actually a slight bend in the guitar’s neck which bends the note up. It isn’t just him having a seizure.
@@coultersheppard2052 yes bro, I play it..
@@coultersheppard2052 impossibru
For feel: Add vibratos, connect the notes and move the guitar neck.
Actually nothing more haha
So without feel I should stutter fuck the notes and stay in a box of 3-4 frets?
@@michaeltian what
@@sambasambasamba6931 actually different velocity and velocity that matches the mood is a very-very important part
Module volume too.
This is basically a demonstration of how a midi sounds versus an actual person
Very true bro
I like to make song covers, and use garage band's midi bass in the tracks as I don't have one, and even though I mix it to sound decent, I still hate it (luckily, it's bass so I won't hear it when everything's done B))
@zeffo9987 thats by changing the sound source, but vanilla midi will always sound like a midi
@@Aelo-uy8nfthen you're doing it wrong. Bass is the backbone of the song. Wtf?
Feel= shake the guitar
Lol
Just shake it and just tick one string and ther you go, got C in class
lol yea
@@jeremiahchristiankiswanto5869 po 0a
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This video had no feel at all, we didn't see the guitarist making ugly faces, UGLY FACES = FEEL
Underrated comment
@@luuk066 i mean i just posted this 14 hours ago so i guess it's understandable that its underrated
john mayer
I felt this
You can hear feel or no feel
Staccato=no feel
Legato=feel
No really sure i agree, there is a time and place for everything
You are way oversimplying it dude
@That Rocky Mountain Basshead not reall, because based on the video that's all that really changes during the demonstrations the "no feel" is practically just staccato, while the "with feel" is just legato, the video doesn't go more in depth so I think they are not oversimplifying based on the video
Yeah feel is something that hard to demonstrate. Like Fahey, Gould, uhh Richter, even fucking Cobain had feel, feel is a vague term so its hard to get a video like this right. I think it has to do with struggling through the piece of like playing against the piece in a way but thays poetic and doesn't describe the music. It can't really be pinned down i guess, if you have flavor you have it, if you don't try again a bit different i guess. But theres like a looseness and a control when a player has feel i think, they can distort the effect of the music in real time as their whim wants through dynamics tempo etc, its like a controlled playfulness, or soul
Neither clips in the video have that much feel to me
vibrato=feel
There’s so much more Staccato going on lmao.
For the “feel” he is switching between those, he’s adding hammer on/pull off and sliding techniques, his dynamics are changing for good effect and adding vibrato.
I've been playing various instruments for like 10 years now. The "feel" factor is nothing but adding things like sustain, vibration and different dynamics in the right places. Do these with even the coldest heart and you will sound like Jesus.
that's cuz playing music is mostly just hard work & effort and no one is born with it or has that "x factor" or whatever the fuck they call it. end of the day its just pure mechanics.
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All genres have their cliches, and they are what makes the genre in the first place. Time and place, and timing and space between ideas, riffs, licks, etc, that make a piece of music convey and most critically, instill meaning to a listener. Lotta metal idiots think Santana sucks. I geuss they FEEL 10,000 notes but think BB King is too simple.
@@jmswlkrsn1 im a metal idiot and i like Santana
@@jmswlkrsn1 what are you on about? Metalheads have a hard on for Santana. One of the greats. Generally, metalheads don't like pop guitarists (Ed Sheeran, John Mayer, Shawn Mendez).
Source: I be metalhead idiot
Now why don't metalheads like John Mayer or Ed Sheeran is beyond me. Prob something to do w/ basic chord progressions, but I think both of them are greats in their own right. Especially John Mayer. Dude is a guitar god
Feel=vibrato
Basically.
What if you play piano? No vibrato=No Feel? I don’t think so.
@@musicwave8086 it was referred to the video, of course there are a lot of other things to create the feel
He plays with more dinamic in the "feel" example
@@musicwave8086 Accents
This guy's "no feel" playing is where I aspire to be
😂😂
X2 jajaja
Samesies
X3
Lol same dude
"Feel": random dynamics, vibratto and bends.
Yeah... So what? Those things gives the music feeling
@@victoremanuel3725 No, they necessarily don't. I've never missed bends and vibrato in Bill Evans' music, for instance. And I absolutely hate this senseless bend wankery 'blues' fellas do. The 'feel' is within the music itself.
@@arnekorpen3143 Feel is not within the music itself. It comes from the player. The music doesn't feel. The player does and expresses it through the music. That's like saying meaning comes from language and not the person speaking, listening, or creating it. Language was invented to express. Music as well.
If you're feeling angry, play loud (or fff). Feeling vulnerable? Soft (or ppp). Feeling playful, or controlled, or short? Stacatto. Feeling loose or lazy? Bend or play legato. Music is expression of feeling and ideas. That's it. Want to express more complex ideas or feelings? Use more complex chords.
Play what you feel, not what you're told to. Unless you're part of a group.
When someone plays melodic lines with good feel, the dynamics, vibrato and bends shouldn't be random. They help to express the character of the melody and the rhythm of each phrase.
As someone who lacks emotional feeling, it's definitely not something one can easily emulate. However, I think every melody can be played in every genre, every style and every tempo. Dynamically plain or robotically complex. The feeling comes only from the listener. Without an audience, feeling is as empty as the solitude amongst the player. Any who, I'm done being cringe. Thanks!
When I play the guitar, I just forget everything else around me. It's like the song I'm playing is on record right now. I forget the time I'm feeling good. It's just gorgeous. That's my feel for playing the guitar. I think it's difficult to hear the other person's feeling because everyone plays differently and looks different when they feel.
omfg you just helped me so muchh. i didn't really play with the feeling i mostly cared about playing rights and this actually inspired me
Gaaaaay
I tell my students that’s the difference between playing it and owning it.
Omg you're the guy from the Layla ukulele tutorial, thanks for that video man!
Nando Mahieu that’s me! Thanks for the support Nando.
Man you taught me ukulele and now I see you when I’m tryna learn the guitar lol
@@brycesowerby9172 xd
I taught myself how to play guitar. I think I’m good but now I see this and I feel like a noob again. I started in august.
Everyone’s saying how feel is vibrato but completely disregarding his use of dynamics. Shaping the music adds feel too
EXACTLY! He's emphasizing different notes and adding micro pauses to give the song more flow. People that say feel is just vibrato obviously haven't felt a song before
what he was doing was not vibrato, but just shaking the guitar lol
@@DJpip1k Which......vibrates......the note?
@@behavior2836 nope, its just fast change of tone source
Dynamics! Good one! He forgot to make the dynamic range huge in the feel segment and null in the no feel one haha
I actually enjoy "no feel" version more, especially the beginning. It's different, and to me actually more emotional.
''No feel'' sounds more jazzy and ''feel'' sounds more bluesy. Honestly, the way that blues guitarists like Slash accuse other guitarists of not having ''feel'' is just dumb and patronising.
@@holliswilliams8426 does Slash actually say that or just his fans?
Well actualy the difference between these two is picking. In the first one it feels "emotionless" because every note is picking with same stroke force so you get same voice level and can't get any vibe from the notes. And in the next video he gives different strokes and little vibratos to the notes and that makes the "emotion" in that solo. Great vid btw
Nobody:
Me: Playing without skill
Fake Joker i feel ya bro
@@Masterlis12345 😭
No feel, feel, no skill
sad :'/
@@shuraamano arigatou
I thought he gonna hold that guitar without doing nothing for the whole time because he feeling it.
well he did'nt *realy feeling it*
im crying pls-
Underrated comment!! 🤣😂
SAMEEE I had no idea what was happening till I went to comments
Its not the notes you play it's the notes you dont play - Miles Davis
the best part of playing an instrument is sharing your feeling with it and letting it give you feelings, every note made, everything..it looks even more beautiful if we feel it while we play.
Everybody talking about vibrato but no one about dynamics.
Dynamic: changes in volume can transmit lots of feeling as you whisper or stress certain parts.
Wow thanks, i actually learn something to add to my borderline english and musical understanding
Nah that's too many notes he wasn't truly *feeeeeling* the song
Rudy ayoub reference
Rumbdy Ayoudbe reference
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Bro that's a good joke bro it actually made me laugh bro thanks bro
You wont like math rock
Is it necessary to cry while playing? Gotta feel dem notes tho
It is. Cry while making faces
Not necessary but recommended
@@MYDOT9 If you're not making the faces you're probably not in the moment!
Rudy's group
@@MYDOT9 read that as "cry while making feces" tf
he actually utilizes dynamics in the picking, i like that
Playing without 'feel' is like eating plain spaghetti without any sauce: it's not that bad but something's missing.
fax
Sauce doesn't belong on spaghetti change my mind
@@heyits_cat8966 yes, milk belongs on spaghetti
@@wtfexza I've never had it,
But just butter and salt. Has to not have texture tho, just smooth. That's where most of my problems with liking food happen
As an italian, i disagree.
Spaghetti without anything sucks.
nobody:
nobody with feel: vibrato and etc.
me with feel: making a mistake
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I felt this on a spiritual level 😫✋🏻
See ya when you get 1k likes
There’s no wrong notes man. Woody wooten
It is just jazz
I can't even play anything WITHOUT feel.
Wait.... That's not what I meant..
I can't play it with feel either 🤦♂️
Vibrato: feel + 3
Sustain: feel + 2
Bend: feel + 4
Facial expressions: feel + 5 (must be combined with one of the previous techniques)
Bonus: maintain the facial expression throughout the duration of a sustained note.
Very true
Exhibit A: Stevie Ray Vaughan stank face
Exhibit B: Not needed as Exhibit A says it all
Also dynamics... + 1.5?
I can't help wishing you ordered the bonuses by magnitude
Double stop + pinch harmonic + stank face: feel + 10
This is too accurate
One of the best examples of this I’ve seen in a while!! 🤘🏽 hell yeah!
Well I definitely agree that feel is a necessary part of music , but certain rundowns that you played without feel also felt so good 😍
What I hate about this "feel" thing is that people always mark fast playing as "no feel", and slow playing with lots of bending and vibrato whilst making faces as "playing with feel".
Feel has nothing to do with the amount of notes you play. Both fast and slow music can be played with feel.
Eqinor I agree but I think the average person has a harder time connecting to a piece that’s super fast intricate
To me feel is all about space. It’s about the notes you don’t play, which is a huge component to melody. As talented as some fast players are, it usually doesn’t sound very melodic to me. This is why people love players like gilmour and hendrix
Heroin Bob
I feel like you’re deliberately leaving out the part where I said “to me”
Heroin Bob
Oh good lord 🤦♂️ have a good day pal.
Heroin Bob, i feel like you are trying to force an argument out of someone who was simpily stating HIS opinion.
anyhoo, im also a big fan of early DT so cheers
feel = hammer-ons, pull-offs, slides, vibratos, shaking the guitar and more distinctive notes.
lol bong go, is dat u? 😂 just noticed the pic tho.
When shaking the guitar, you have to actually bend the STRINGS for it to do anything. Shaking the shit out of the neck while not moving the strings does nothing. It just becomes guitar theater.
Also dynamic
Bong Gow
Tempo
That is what we call dynamics. A variety of loudness and softness of notes deliver so much emotions. With addition of vibratos
This is really profound thing to know and there's really nuances to understand the depth there.. we must enjoy playing rather master playing! 👍🏻🙏🏻
The biggest thing I learnt in band was that making the audience feel something is more important than getting all of the notes right. If you play with good dynamics, notes don’t matter as much.
Fax, I missed a ton on notes on a solo for solo and ensemble, but I still make a 1 on a div 1
Notes don't matter as much is kinda misleading though, they still matter just as much but good phrasing will mask the bad notes slightly and make you sound more professional overall. Phrasing is extremely important but it won't make bad notes into good notes.
You should still hit the notes
Kinda agree, but if you're playing say knocking on heavens door, then the proper notes matter, if you're just improvising which i mostly do because I'm a learner then yer, only you know what note wasn't meant to be there, if that makes sense lol
Technique vs. expression ... you work on each, separately, together, back and forth, until they blend into a holistic performance. To focus on one to the exclusion of the other is to rip off your audience.
Typically, easiest way to determine if a player has feel:
A guitar player that I like: has feel
A guitar player you like but I don't: has no feel
Tauno Kekkonen yes because you determine quality in this society! Your the big boss for sure
Hans Zandt who would you say determines quality? 🤔
Hans Zandt
Their comment is a critique on exactly what you mentioned. You’re arguing the same point.
Hans Zandt
I think you missed the joke brother
@@gentlebabarian Whoosh it is
Vibrato gives it more feeling and just makes your longer notes and bends sound better and more emotional, playing a guitar like it's an attachment to yourself and you are pushing and expressing your emotions through the instrument and fingers.
+closing your eyes and moving your body like your possessed by your musical demons
just gotta add 'em vibratos and you're good to go
The major difference here is how long he press a note before moving to another. With 'feel', he picks the strings with different strength to make it sound faintly soft or strikingly loud. He doesn't cut the ring of the sound mindlessly so he adds some vibrato to keep the note ringing. All for the sake of feelings. That's a way to project emotions through the guitar. It's like savoring the taste of a food. You don't just eat something to the point of almost not chewing it. But when you appreciate the food, and you want to savor the flavor more; you play it around your mouth, you feel the taste with your taste buds consciously.
woah chill man, i was just kidding. thanks for replying tho
Basically you mean that we should play using hammer on, pull of, vibrato and so on
I dont know how i get so much likes
I don't even speak english xD
Ty all
And crying
Yeah, I would also add playing more dinamically. Picking the strings with different strengths to make the notes sound softer or more aggressive, quieter or louder.
No, literally just feel what the song is saying and you’ll naturally emphasize on the right notes
@@jonah2008 nop, if u dont know those techniques u wont be able to play with "feel", youll only be able to use vibrato and emphazise in the notes naturally
I was about to say that just a touch more vibrato 😂😂😂
Amazing bro ...keep it up👍
Sounded like two different tunes to me. I think you made a good point.
Me, playing all the wrong notes with a bit of vibrato: FEELZ
SSh it is not by mistake, that makes it jazzy
Feel = Vibrato
David Gilmour: yes
The best guitarist ever, especially in Animals
@@guymadgesam24 Oh my gosh yes, hes amazing on the song "Dogs".
@@liamkavanagh4150 his guitar actually cries
He's more of a bends guy tho
This hit me in the feels.
We all have our interpretation but it's all the same , for me it sounds "cooler" 😎 ...is that a word? ✌🏾❤️
“Feel” is too vague.
“Interesting” is more accurate.
Simply playing notes without making them interesting is a recipe for alphabet soup. Bend up or down, use vibrato, hammer-on/pull-off, slide up or down, play certain groups of notes with a triplet feel...etc.
Using one, or more, or all of these techniques in the right spots can turn a dull composition into an exciting piece.
Feel is a bad word, make us think in the genius myth. I prefer dynamic, feelling is just dynamic and give colour with techniques like bending etc
“Dynamics” already has a musical context. It’s the volume you play a note
@@matthew22carlson yes, but it's also include the attack, how clean it is etc
I think what you’re talking about is a lot closer to articulation
, articulation is more correct here, since when you talk about the attack, vibrato, and things like bendings, and name it dynamics, you can make some people not fully understand what you're trying to say
r/woooosh
tbh, I'm relatively new at guitar, but I have had that "Feel" moment where everything just seemed to just click and work, and tbh a piece of me feels like the vid doesn't really do a good job of showing what that feeling is, for the most part it just looks like the guy at the bottom is just more skilled than the guy on top. Like it's saying "Hey you. . . person that probably doesn't have too much experience playing the guitar, this is what it 'supposed' to sound like but you can't make it sound like this because you don't have the FEEEEEEEEEEEEEL" When the feel is simply adding in more things that don't really have anything to do with emotions lol they're just techniques. Now I'm not saying that emotions don't play a big role in how you sound, you can definitely hear the difference between someone who is confidently playing a piece and someone who isn't. Jus giving my own two sense cuz I was jus thinking it.
Awesome!
When I watched this for first time I was a beginner, and I said to myself "When you get better, you can get the difference". But sorry bro I still can't get it
Really?
@@Th0tSlAyErIII unfortunately
@@gdaymate2410 it’s not a technique, if you genuinely feel the emotion of the music you tend to play differently
Like the music is super energetic or
makes you feel angry you’ll probably play notes louder. If it makes you sad you’ll probably play slower and softer
in the first example he is just playing the notes in the correct order and tempo. in the second example, he adds dynamics, which means giving the notes a different intensity, harder/softer pick strokes, wider/thinner vibrato, playing with more legato or stacatto, it's the subtleties that make the "feel".
Me: plays with no feel *sounds wacc*
Me: plays with feel *still sounds like wacc*
You’ll get there! Keep going at it
haha im wit sword man
DYANAMICS
thank you diana for your gift to the world of guitar
It's all about the dynamics!
It's a subtle difference, but damn it makes a big difference
I can literally *FEEL* the difference
Just as my attention span had reached its limit you changed to feel. You made the perfect example
Simple and good
too many notes, is he trying to get into dragon force or something?
It's like that scene in that one movie where the composer shows his piece and the fancy dudes don't like it, and their excuse is : "Yeah too many notes."
Ayoub reference
@@jerrytheobnoxiousmouse.ser6161 Sounds like a Mozart movie. The 'fancy dude' was King Frederick the Great, if my memories right.
That also occurred in real life btw. which makes this just the more hilarious.
The piece in critique was the opera The Marriage of Figaro btw.
Bro did you write this comment? Comment something else bro I have to read it!
Bro did you write this comment? 0-3-5 Bro
I was almost convinced that playing with feel means to rest your hand on the fretboard and feel the vibe of the guitar until 0:31
Paul wei technically he was FEELING the guitar.
Hahahahahha, nailed it!
“ To play a wrong note is insignificant. To play without passion is inexcusable!”
Not only the vibrato when you feel the pick timing is perfect as well
I still struggle with this.
I'm now at my fifth year playing piano.
Don't struggle just let it go.....
@@Tanishq.A That's some good advice. I'm going to try and record my covers and take these opportunities to stay relaxed while I play.
@@DepoverS Good Luck !
Here's a good tip that will make you a god. Learn scales.
Im at my fifth year of playing the piano too! Im also at my 4th month of playing the guitar
Me who is still learning chords 🙂
I hope, you've learnt them already?)))
How’s the chords coming?
Hi Yh I ended up getting the chords down but playing songs (which was my initial goal) is a whole different league. Still Struggling with rhythm and stuff and haven’t really practised recently
@@ajxsolo9830 pick it back, I struggled with that a lot but all it is practice. No rush or anything, take your time and have fun with it.
Me who is still with the spider excercises while in a campfire guitarist level
Awesome....
Kind of relates to my life as well
adding some technique does not indicate you play with feel
Thats that i was thinking, i think if you wanna feel the song you have to enjoying it
True, i think what feel (in my opinion) is that your playing matches with the rhythm of the music like when sections are more upbeat and fast then suddenly transitioning to a half-timed breakdown.
Playing with feel is stressing some notes and lowering other note's volumes, using the vibrato, being slightly out of tempo so listening ears can feel and yearn for the player to get back into it, etc etc, and he does this well in the video
“I can play without feel”
*Bends over and cranes neck to see ‘em notes*
Ah, I get it now. So feel is a mix of the right effects and reverb. Got it.
It’s all about phrasing 💪🏻
I’ve taken flute lessons from two entire people and the biggest theme with both of them was playing with emotion and dynamics. And one of things I learned is that you don’t have to play slow to make it feel powerful. When playing fast, you can emphasize the notes that start each phrase. Use vibrato. Accents. I know I already mentioned it but phrasing is important. Don’t be afraid to get into it. Bend the rules. Become one with the instrument.
Two ENTIRE people?😵🤯🤯🤯
Maybe try a partial people
Many people think it is harder to FEEL but for this guy it is harder not to
Feel or no feel you're so good
His "no feel" felt a blockbuster to me.
Feel is playing with the tone through "pick attack", vibrato, bends , etc...as suites you personally, to make it more expressive or beautiful.
I’m not a fan of mystifying guitar techniques by calling them all just “feel.” It gives the wrong idea to a beginner guitarist that it’s some sort of spiritual thing that only comes out when you concentrate or something, when really dynamics, vibrato and rhythm are things that you absolutely can acknowledge, practice and get good at.
Definitely. Though I think many good players use them pretty intuitively so I guess "feel" makes sense in that context. But it doesn't really help anyone learn it. One of the worst advice I've ever heard given to someone who just bought a guitar is "Make sure you always play straight from your heart". You gotta learn to play first and that's a really bad advice for practicing.
I love how this simple video has provoked such a wide ranging discussion! agreed, if all you can hear is vibrato, you probably will never achieve good feeling. The fact is there is no one technique that is sufficient alone to be expressive. There is one word though, I think, and it's in comments. The word is "phrasing" and that encompasses all the possible articulations of a note (the loudness/dynamic is just part of that) all manner of getting from one note to the next, and the way every note compares to all notes that came before, and all sounding afterward, in the specific piece. Good phrasing is something great singers all possess, and if you can approach the nuance and expressive range of a talented vocalist, you're well on your way! (yes, some singers use vibrato, when it serves the song, but many don't and yet their singing has "feel" ie has an impact well beyond the words and notes on the printed page.)
Thanks
I like the first one!
It's like reading a book out loud mono toned. Sure you're reading the words right, but if you use enthusiasm and really know what you're reading, you can project even more feeling into the story.
Close your eyes and “see” if you can determine which is the one with feeling, I doubt anyone can tell the difference,.great playing that was sweet! When an accomplished musician plays anything it’s going to have feeling, as opposed to a mediocre musician trying to evoke a feeling....feeling comes from passion for the music and knowledge of the instrument, in my opinion.
Amazing
Judging by the comments some people have a hard time perceiving the difference, great playing!
For me feel is getting into it and just enjoying it when you do that it sounds a million times better than playing like a robot
Feel: dont just play it, feel it
Im bassist not guitarrist, but i really know when im playing Something and feeling something
Bassists can use feel techinique on bass too
@@L.Q.S.T.
Yeah, i use my fingers it feels good
@@cesarst3720 Word
@@caleb_z_davis ?
Inmediately close my eyes when I heard "with feel" such a big difference!
I was self-taught, so I never really knew there was a way to play without feeling it. When i play virtually anything, i close my eyes and get lost in it. I don't look at the fretboard half of the time, I just feel my way through it. Playing guitar (any instrument really) is a beautiful feeling and it makes me sad some people just play with technique rather than passion.
You are amazing, fooker
Playing without vibrato doesn't immediately mean that there is no feel. 🙂
i'm a bassist and it`s true that your feeling is really important, specially playing any solo
that no feel playing hit me right in the feels
Did you mean: "expression"?
Yeah bro, totally get where you going with this. Just that probably it wasn't that good of an example. Feel is definitely important though.
It's still strictly on the grid... Seems feel could also be associated with fluidly wandering a bit from a "quantized" form if you will
So hammering and bending adds this so-called "feel".. got it
POLT TWisT: The names of the feel and no feel recordings were exchanged
PLOT TWIST: You spelt it like “POLT TWisT” on purpose, somehow.
@@iggystardust9236 Yeah, I thought no one will notice it! You're the one who did! NICE!
@@bhushankharkar9732 the actual question is why did you spell it like that lol
@@baadlyrics8705 Ig because he wanted to test us...XD
@@baadlyrics8705 Poh-L-teh
Idk, vibrato doesn't necessitate feel. Most of the time for me it's standard, which makes pure tones alluring. It depends on what you as a composer want the notes to sound like to get a specific feel.
Letting melodic notes ring out after going to the next note is just a separate feel from playing legato / detaché, or even staccato.
I wasn't paying attention to the pulse, but as an unrelated remark, pulse is similar. It's a different feel, but not a lack thereof as long as the choice is deliberate. Some parts of music excite me for having a hammering, rigidly even pulse.
That's just how I approach composition. It works for me 😎
The difference in my own understanding of playing for years is knowing when to attack soft and then hard in-between any series of notes. From there accentuating rests to encompass the importance of why ur playing and giving meaning to where u dont .
This Phil you play with must be an amazing guitarist
The best way to get feel is to go on CZcams videos of songs and comment “they’re good but they don’t have feel” instead of practicing.
"Don't think, feeeeeel"
Bruce Lee.
So staccato is without feel. Got it!