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That’s alota of talking

You are a great teacher!

If u wanna Rumble, this is clearly the best lesson on UA-cam! I'm a newbie n my teacher gave me this to work on. Very enlightening... TY!

Does anyone knows what are the lives videos that are in Standard tunning?

That tone is HEAVENLY.

I can hear Glen sing as you play. That's a tribute to your relaxed playing. Beautiful.

Hello Adrian, Can you tell me about your Capo use on September Gurls ?

Nice work!

First, that Trent guitar looks really nice. Very nice instructional video. I learned some basics on triads then built an instrumental song around it having a world-class guitarist improvise over the triad progression. It was a very pleasant and critically acclaimed song. Thanks.

Nice job Adrian!

Very nice playing and very nice sound. There's a guy named Ten Codaka does the bass lines for most Stooges songs a bunch of like music, and he's ridiculously accurate. So if you're a switch-hitter like me, you can check the bass part for this too (it's a really unusual line).

Great lesson, Adrian! Always good to learn about drums and to make them sound realistic.

Finally someone who explains this so clearly. A true gem. Thank you.

Can you tell us how you're recording the sound of these sessions?

This is good for me

What do you call a guy that likes to hang out with musicians? A drummer. MMIA My Mirth Is Audible

What a great play along with! Great practice!

I've got drum loops made by Mick fleetwood! LOL

"Bad beat-boxing". 🤣Indeed, we've all been there!

Salute Bob Mothersbaugh!

Billy Zoom is a underrated guitar master - one of my favorite guitarists. Please consider doing a guitar lesson for X's Devil Doll. That's fairly considerably more advanced bit of guitaring, but it's one of their best songs and Billy's playing on it is iconic.

The Wham of the Memphis man, That 1st album, 58 gibson flying V thru a Magnatone amp. What a Sound, the whole album features them. Nice Lesson as all yours are.

I had a couple roommates that were drummers. I managed to get a basic 2/4 and 4/4 beat down.

Beautiful timing sir. Thank you

excelente video me ayudo mucho :), muchas gracias

an overlooked guitar thats why it was adopted by Kurt. I think he likes the look but not the sound. Thats why HR out some Dimar

Part 1 of Bullwinkle? In case the hyperlink comment does not come through, I found another video on UA-cam titled "The Centurions - Bullwinkle (Surf Guitar Music Cover)"; the channel name is "Road Out West".

Ah man. That brought back some memories from the time machine.

Oh, you are left-handed?

YOU JUST AMAZING LOVE YOUR VIDEOS ❤

thanks

The last bit you showed, I immediately thought of the track Ski-ing from Harrison's Wonderwall Music album (which features uncredited Eric Clapton on fuzz guitar).

Brilliant video, so well done sir. As a huge fan love how you approached this. One thing you missed to say was the stated influence of Django Reinhardt. On reverb MK often really played with the effect referring to its 'green eye' as something he incorporated into playing

Frank Zappa based his guitar phrasing on drum rudiments, which is definitely an approach worth investigating - not that I've ever done it seriously myself.

Great tutorial! Very useful stuff for a guitarist/songwriter putting tracks together. As a retired Austin studio owner/engineer, I've got to compliment you on the tuning of your studio kit. On that train of thought and as a fan of your backing tracks, do you ever do much with the tuning of individual drums in the virtual drumkits?

Tabs?

It was very interesting and so clearly explained. Please keep doing these sort of videos that are related to guitar playing but don’t necessarily involve guitars. They are very useful to those of us who are learning to create songs on software.

Excellent video, Adrian - Thank you. Best advice I ever got joining my first band, at the ripe old age of c.3.5 no less, was - listen to the drummer …

Yeah, all good stuff … but can drums go up to 11? Which, of course, is one LOUDER!!!

Steve Albini lesson coming up soon? (RIP)

Another great video that helps build the 'bigger picture'. I'm mainly a drummer but learning guitar, which is why I watch your videos. My wife is learning drums and this has been very useful to her too, showing how it all 'comes together' and the tip about focussed listening is great - because I've been banging on about it to her for ages! I use Superior Drummer a lot for my recordings too, but via a Yamaha electronic kit and it works brilliantly. So, many thanks for something a little different, put together and delivered in your usual clear and interesting way.

Thank you for this very informative video.

Groove > Chops

Ride cymbals have two sounds. Edge and bell.

Big thanks. I have been working on simple drum programming for recording songs so can really use this. I had not considered the importance of the cymbals. I can put your teaching into practice immediately. Thanks again.

Nice

Just realised that you’ve put a drum video out the same week the king of the drum sound died hope we get a Steve albini tribute lesson down the line

Great stuff Adrian - made me chuckle describing drummer comms as "bad beat-boxing" and "chopsy" is my new favourite euphemism for w***ing off!😝

William Reid's programming on the Jesus & Mary Chain's Automatic is excellent, as is Simon Guthrie's work in the Cocteau Twins

Really helpful, just got ableton note before watching this vid. Hoping to get ableton live coz i haven’t got the space for a drumkit! What kind of keyboard have you got setup to your macbook? How do you do that!?