#1 Ear Training Exercise - It ALL Starts Here

In this lesson you will learn about the #1 ear training exercise.
It ALL starts here!

Thanks for stopping by and watching this ear training lesson that I believe is the best exercise for ear training.

Let me hear your comments below and thank you so much for all the love and support. See you in the next lesson!

Keep up the practice.

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[yourguitarsage]

Hey there guitar ninjas! Thanks for watching! Please leave your comments below and let me know how I can help you. e :)

[abuhanifah]

Thanks. Tried this method and now i can communicate with houseflies in few metres radius around me

[freddyhank]

The reason I like this lesson is that it reveals a major fundamental in ear training… If you ask 100 people to hmmm a note it is highly likely that they will pick one of the notes in the octave….which is perfectly ok. But here’s something interesting. About 90% of the time when asked to pick and hmm at random…most folks will hmmm the same note over and over again….and That is their ear tonic. That’s where their voice and hmm is grounded. So if you know where your hmmm tonic is most predominant or predictable, you can begin to expand your ear and voice across the fretboard….

[righteousrat]

Wow man. One of the most comprehensive methods on ear training ive ever read, seen, or heard. In only 5 minutes of the video, I learned enough to take with me to my guitar to start mapping out the notes for my songs. Dude, you're a life saver.

[SelfPropelledDestiny]

7:48 watch his reaction as he subtly notices that the note he called f# is actually a c#. I love how he debates whether it’s worth correcting. Haha.

[deltafour]

THIS FN' WORKS! !  I was all over the fretboard like he said.  Wasting time trying to figure out the melody while  getting frustrated. That's  until I used the one string at a time method.  Within a half hour of using this method I was able to play 7 to  8 songs on each of the 6 strings one at a time, until muscle memory took over.   Now I'm  able play all over the fretboard, even past the 12th fret.  I'm far from being  great at it but good enough to know about what close  proximity my hands should be at on any given string and fret  based on the pitch of the melody.  Using this method has me motivated and looking forward to practice..

[lisalawn]

Before today... I didn't know ear training was a thing. Suddenly-- new goals! 
Love you Erich!

[paulgiddens]

Thank you for passing on your amazing knowledge and the way you deliver it.

[panlis]

I've been searching for ear training tutorials since I've heard that learning songs with tabs is a bad habit and I've seen most of them recommend that humming thing but I just don't get it. The fact that my voice's tone is different than guitar's makes it impossible to tell if it's higher or lower or the same. I know this would obviously be hard but I have no idea if the note that I found is the correct one so I don't know if I'm doing it right.


The "hum both notes" method doesn't really help me since I don't know if the note I'm humming matches the note I'm playing on my guitar either

[theace]

This guy's guitar mastery book is awesome. Even if you're advanced, you always learn something new

[deepakrebentisch]

Excellent lesson sir God bless you and your family

[jameshihihin]

Simply and perfectly explained for a beginner to this. Thank you so much. A lot of these other videos were confusing me.

[teddyoverbaugh]

Super lesson. I've never heard anyone explain it like that. Good job

[jessica]

this was really easy to understand for me as a beginner so thank you so much 😁

[pinguman]

I never knew he wrote the happy birthday song. This guy's a genius!!

[terebiomimasu]

So you're saying that it all starts hEAR? This was a sEARiously good lesson. Hahahahaha! **sigh** I need to practice more...

[serirracional]

Great lesson! Very well explained, thanks! Now time to put in practice

[CamilaMartinez]

I've learned so much from you! Thank you so, so much

[gussoid]

I had a bad impression of you dude, I think this is one of the simplest, easiest and most important lesson on YouTube on this subjet. thanks a lot!

[jmolan]

thanks Erich you're always been a great help in my guitar journey God Bless you!