Wow,very smooth playing,and beautiful lesson David.
I loved it!
can you tell me what program do you use for background music?
can you tell me what program do you use to make background music?
Great job David!
beautiful David, great melodies and a very useful lesson.
Beautiful song David... This is, for me, the best lesson at the moment. Thanks for this
Thanks everyone, you are all so encouraging!
Canis: the tone is from my Boss GT8 multieffect. It's the "Another Brick" patch...
Good work David, very melodic playing.
welldone David
Very beeutiful song.
I <3 it!
How do you get this tone? It's beyond beautiful!
Wow, so feely! Amazing!
That's really nice feel David!
Can't wait for the album;)
This is great
Great lesson David
Great music David, and love the explanation on first vid
David, you're a true legend!
Wow David, what a beautiful piece!
Awesome tune, David.
Very sweet melodies mate, good backing as well, great job
really beautiful David!! Interesting lesson, full of feelings!!
Just a little add, your closeups are wonderful!
Very very good lesson David! I watched video 1, it's very very true. I also love your metafores, it makes it all very clear!
Lovely music bro!
Great tone David
Beautiful song David!
very Sweet
Awesome, feely solo David!
And wow, new album? Can't wait
Really, really beautiful David. Great sound and BT. Awesome lesson!
Welcome to my first widescreen lesson!
For the occasion, I decided to share with you a piece from my upcoming album. The song is called I turn to you. Although it is meant to be a vocal song, I thought the chord progression worked great to illustrate today's concept.
The idea in this lesson is to balance the amount of improvisation with some structured key points. I kind of see it as a lake you need to cross. Imagine that the backing track you need to play over is a surface of water. You have your starting point, your ending point, and you need to get from point A to point B. Depending on how good of a swimmer you are, you'll get there with more or less trouble. But th shorter you need to swim, the better you will do so. That is the same in music. In order to play over a long track, we need blocks that are prepared.
This principle is a great way to help you structure your lead. Make sure you are comfortable with the different scale positiounderneath and study the licks with attention to detail. Keep it melodic, and have fun!