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Yes, I have to continue that transcription actually, thanks for the reminder, I'll schedule it for next week :-)

Holy crap, that version has 20 million views!!

I know this video, Jamie has an incredible tone and plays with great feel. I will have a look at that, the thing is that "Jimi Hendrix" videos are more at risk for copyright strikes so I will check on that first

Thanks Pete! Tomorrow should be fun too, I'll be doing a live practice session of a solo I've never played, so hopefully I'll be able to show how progress is made.

@@Yourguitarworkshop cant wait

thanks so much! I am going live tomorrow again so tune in for more mistakes to come haha ;-)

Thank you, be sure so check out Mateus Asato's original version, it is magical

I did the tutorial on this one a while ago, it is here www.yourguitarworkshop.com/guitar-lessons/the-pain/

It is a classic indeed. I haven't done much on the Bee Gees, I know them but not so well. It was really interesting reading that this tune means so much to Asato. Not something I would have guessed :-)

@@Yourguitarworkshop The BeeGee’s are an interesting group. Every brother could sing well, one could sing well and write hit songs not only for the group but for other singers as well. The movie Saturday Night Fever just catapulted them into another hemisphere. But then the 80’s came along and the disco era ended and they weren’t so popular anymore. But, they were recognized decades later for their greatness into the Hall of Fame.

@@CAP21 I'm a kid of the 80's and my parents were all about classical music so that's probably why they're fairly "new" to me. Funny enough I know a lot of 60's and 70's music and bands, and I've heard of the Bee Gees, they're just just not that familiar

thanks Rick! starting next week I'lll be doing these live sessions 3x/week :-)

My pleasure :-)

I missed you as well, normally you're one of the first to comment during the stream 🙂 I am working on a solution (mailinglist) for yourguitarworkshop related stuff. I think that works better. Also, there's patreon, I can send a notification to all patrons I think, I just haven't figured that out yet.

I'm not sure if I follow entirely, can you explain?

great job for not giving up! I never really thought about how I did these until I had to explain how to do it to my students. great to see that it worked for you too 🙂

Thanks Michael!

I use Guitar Pro for the transcriptions. I used to use Sibelius but that was prohibitively expensive so I switched. For guitar it does the trick. If you'd write for different instruments you'd need something else I think.

Thank you so much, that really means a lot! Good to know is that I am currently working on Mateus Asato's version of "How Deep Is Your Love". I do a live breakdown of the tune. The next one is this Friday the 28th at 900am Pacific Time. Let me know when you've done the full 100% of this one 🙂

@@Yourguitarworkshop ill let you know! After finish this lesson, i will learn all of the asato songs from your channel, it really helps a lot! Thanks again mister, beautiful job, just finished all the base from time and 50 percent of the solo🎸🤘🏻

@@pedroleal3543 That's awesome! Enjoy the journey, Asato's tunes are truly magnificent 🙂

I think your comment is quite sensational ;-)

Makes me happy you're enjoying it. I will continue with this one next week

I think bending is a lot trickier, definitely as a teacher I see more students struggle with bending than with pinched harmonics

@@Yourguitarworkshop oh really , that’s easy for me

@@NikosKatsikanis yeah it is funny how these things are different from person to person :-)

@@Yourguitarworkshop ikr -what im tryign to figure out now is string picking direction I've been using alternate picking my whole life but I've heard its inefficient

It is one of my favourite tunes from Asato

I have it on my patreon page, ik think the link is in the description. I'm on my way to go camping 🙂

That's awesome, have fun with it 🙂

that's awesome! Yes it is a wonderful tune and not as tough to play as some of Tommy's repertoire 🙂

@@Yourguitarworkshop literally working on first part now. Neat way to immerse in not only Tommy but you also and your techniques!

@@petestern3639 Makes me happy I'm able to help :-)

Makes me happy people are still watching this, have fun!

Now I am very curious about your method! Can you describe what you do differently? Let me know how it goes with your son too 🙂

@@Yourguitarworkshop Ah ok, the method I use is to hit the string normally with the pick and my 'ring finger' fingernail at essentially the same time. It's predictable (for me anyway) and I use it all the time. It's just a tightening of your grip on the pick to tuck your fingernail onto the string. Just like with your technique there are harmonic sweet spots, exactly where you've indicated. By the way, even though it's a work-day here, I quickly plugged in a guitar and tried your technique and it hit straight away :) I'm not used to it, but I can see that a new player would find that super easy and could develop that into their playing style! My son isn't back from school yet, but I'll update to let you know how it goes!

@@3DRCGuy Thanks so much for your explanation, tried your way and it definitely works. My harmonics don't sound as clear when I do but I think that's a matter of practice. Your method is in a way similar to playing "picked harmonics"--> yes I made that name up., but it best describes the artificial harmonics as you would play them on an acoustic guitar. you would touch the string with your indexfinger and pluck with the thumb. In your case the picking is in front of the harmonic which might be why I find them less clear? Not sure. Super cool though, thanks!

do you mean this one: ruclips.net/video/OH_xYP7vMX4/видео.html

Yes, and unfortunately in the video I didn't check my feed otherwise I would have made sure all was properly visible for everyone to see 😕

Great to see you're enjoying the video :-)

Music and teaching have been therapy for me as well. To be able to jump into another world through music is pure magic.