Justin King Lesson 2

[PIMPZproduction]

i would really like to purchase a guitar for this type of playing, id should have good harmonics and easy playability especially in the high register. dose any body have any suggestions for a guitar primarily in the 600-1500 dollar range

[RamiroDelforte]

@PIMPZproduction I think: Martin GPCPA4; Takamine GB-7C and Yamaha APX1200 are around that price and are good guitars but after all it's a matter of personal taste.

[RamiroDelforte]

I'm sorry mate I cannot upload the lesson here (copyright issues) but in the link that you have on the description of the video you'll find the complete lesson.

[TheSidharth06]

this song i loved it the way u playing it plz uploud your tutorial also

if u already id plz tell me the link

[TheSidharth06]

can u plz teach me i want to play in it my school function its on wednesday hope u rply me fast

[RamiroDelforte]

@TheSidharth06 What do you want to learn?

[alexNavarroWalton]

look up gabriela and rodrigo

[RamiroDelforte]

@alexNavarroWalton I know them, they're great

[bailey221b]

Your playing is really nice. When I play this style I get two notes ringing out from both ends of the strings. I want the right side of the string to sound out but not the left side. When I hear Justin or Andy playing, their notes sound the same as if they were plucked. I just figured that I was doing it wrong. Did you notice this when you first started this style of playing? Can the way notes are tapped lesson the left side of the string resonating? Thanks, Bailey

[RamiroDelforte]

@bailey221b My advice would be to tap firmly (not hard but firmly) so you avoid those "left side" notes that you hear. Also having amplification work really nice, if you record yourself with a mic is fine of course but with an electroacustic guitar you can mix the air mic signal with the line signal and that's a really nice way to get a sound for this style.

I hope it helps you.

Cheers!

[steaktastebetterpill]

Hey man, this is great! Now I´m gonna practice until I nail this, it sounds beautiful! :)

But there´s a song kinda similiar to this called "Bellflower" from the game "Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean" or something like that. Could you by any chance give it a try? See it as a request or a challenge if you will :)

If you decide to try, I imagine you´ll need to record more than one track. If my ears interpret it correctly, there´s at least two guitars and a keyboard involved :>

[MsDiscofever]

should make music for videogames!!

[RamiroDelforte]

@MsDiscofever You think so? ;)

[MsDiscofever]

@RamiroDelforte HELL YES BROTHER I WOULD BUY THEM ALL!!!

[RamiroDelforte]

@MsDiscofever Hahaha thanx mate I'm gonna have that in mind :D

[ViceLuna16]

Hey thanks really cool song ill be soon uploading a video but with EADGBE tunni (y)

[ViceLuna16]

TUNNIG??



[RamiroDelforte]

@ViceLuna16 DADGAD

[Smullet90]

Ya I'm not going to pay fifteen bucks to learn a song... i've taught myself everything so far, guess I'll just continue on like that.

[erwinees]

cool man! or maybe it not you thats playing

[erwinees]

cool man!

[LotemN102]

what guitar is that?

[RamiroDelforte]

@LotemN102 It's a Yamaha, but I don't know the model because it's not my guitar.

[SweeetLoo]

no money - no lesson. nice

[Guitarfreak408]

Best lesson ever....

[RamiroDelforte]

@Guitarfreak408 Thanx mate!

[outtacastatv]

awesome



[nrc141]

Anyone else miss the "lesson" here?

[RamiroDelforte]

@nrc141 Mate, i'm tired to hear that on every video. The full lesson is on the link that's on the description. This is the main video of the lesson, "the finished model" if you will. If you want the transcription, the little videos with the explanation go to the link.

Cheers!

[cslavov]

@nrc141 Well, there is a lot to be seen on his left hand, plus there's a link with the tuning, and some accords too. So, no, noone missed the lesson.

[RamiroDelforte]

Thanx!

If I remember well the tuning was DADGAD

[drzarv]

Cool! Awesome playing! What's the tuning for this? Wanna try it.

[drzarv]

Cool! Awesome playing! What's the tuning for this??? Wanna try.

[dougieladd]

If this is the SECOND lesson... I'm screwed :)

[RamiroDelforte]

On the link that's on the info :)

[Max0highway]

hey dude where do i find the tabs 4 dis..?

[Luke7389]

that was impressive!!! is this just something you made or does this song has a name??

[RamiroDelforte]

@Luke7389 Is something I just made, an original composition based on the style of justin king

[Luke7389]

@RamiroDelforte And thats pretty cool keep up the good jobs! ;)

[pronoiametal]

muy muy muy bueno papa no lo habia visto!!! espectacular

[RamiroDelforte]

@pronoiametal Gracias papa!!

[HandiAce]

Wow this "lesson" sounds awesome! I learned how to play Knock On Wood a little while ago.

Question: Do you recommend learning more conventional guitar playing at easier levels before trying any of this tapping business? I'd be willing to learn how to play "regular" guitar, but doing this stuff is SOOOO much fun!

[RamiroDelforte]

@HandiAce Thanx! Regarding the question....I think you can train yourself to play this kind of tunes directly, without the "regular" practicing, but take in care that there are plenty of things that "regular" playing and this playing share. You can practice both in parallel, I think that's the best thing to do.

[RamiroDelforte]

Gracias!

[LostHomeOfficial]

muy bueno Rami!!

[CesarShred]

Excelente la canción

[pwbdecker]

Dude, SPECTACULAR!!!! Honestly this is better than Justin King, my big problem with his style is that he doesn't pace himself properly and often tries to play much faster than he should. You've got an excellent mix of melody and rhythm here, A+ ;D

[RamiroDelforte]

Thanx a lot mate! Really :)

[iberko]

oh my, Ramiro, this is excellent! a perfect followup for the previous lesson!

berko