Improving Time Feel & Rhythm – Crystal Clear - PART 1

In this guitar tutorial you’ll learn how you can improve time feel and rhythmic abilities in a conceptual way and practical way. We going to see what you can do in a philosophical way to improve your time feel and in a practical way you will learn how to break down more complex rhythms in small rhythm blocks. By counting and not using a metronome or drum track you’ll see that you can improve your rhythmic abilities dramatically.

0:00 What is Rhythm
01:14 Gaining Rhythmic Ability
3:42 Power of counting
5:20 The Masterplan
7:20 Intermediate Rhythm
9:16 Rhythmic Building Block
19:49 Conclusion

*E-book "Time Signatures and Rhythm - Part 1":*

PATREON:

Artwork: (c) 2021) Rob van Hal

Used:
Ibanez RT
Castilla Classical Guitars
Samson Concert 99 Wireless system
Rode Microphone

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(c)2021 Rob van Hal, Netherlands

Subjects in this video:

Rhythm,
Time feel,
Counting,
Improving rhythm,
8th notes,
16th notes,
Strumming,
Strum lesson,
Rhythmic playing,
Beat,
Steady rhythm,
Beats,
Guitar lesson rhythm,
Upstroke,
Downstroke,
Groove,
Improvising,
Music theory lesson guitar,
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Guitar tutorial,
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Rob van Hal,
QJamTracks,
Q Jem tracks,
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Crystal Clear E-BOOKS with audio files

[jimsilva]

Well said. The value of rhythm deserves way more discussion in the media.

[adamroth]

3'23" the greatest thing I'll see all day

[marianopadini]

I've been looking for this kind of lesson for a long time. Thanks!!

[miketsai]

Great! Loved this class so much, you are an angel. Greetings from China!

[tonygonzalez]

My biggest fault and I'm guessing alot of people we learn learn theory and ignore probably the most important part. Thank you sir...

[randomdude-]

I already saved this one to my Rhythm playlist - thanks! Amazing guitar by the way!

[hristoistoyanov]

Goes straight to my playing list, homework for this weekend. Thank you so much for such high quality content!!!

[DaveDurango]

I just stumbled on your channel and I have to say, it's simply one of the best and most informative guitar related channels out there. I love the format, design choices, and how you teach a topic. Is there any way you could do a video about determining the scales/modes used in a song? More complex stuff, like a Vai song or jazz. That's always been an issue for me and a lot of other players when the song uses multiple scales/modes.

[sardarbelal]

Im looking forward to seeing next videos

[Dcba]

Very very good lesson.
I used to learn those blocks when i started to play and i also teach them to my son...
This is the best shortcut to be able to play rythm with confidence.

[rafa_guitar]

Awesome 2 parts, inner time feeling is most missed teaching and I am very happy with learning from you, thanks a lot!

[KyBoLui]

I like the examples you choose to demontrate the rhythm block

[archinsoni]

Much needed. Series
My rhythmic knowledge is non existent.

[UyenNguyen-mm]

Wish more people knows this video. I will promise not to waste my time into silly video on youtube anymore and only focusing on coding and playing guitar (as a hobby).

[dhruvvprakash]

I am so grateful for your videos that make all this amazing knowledge available to us with the tap of a finger. I have learnt a lot from your channel.

[tylertyler]

I'm really jealous of the open latch guitar stands my cats said no dice bro. Great video. Thanks

[snowyowl]

Awesome video! One question, for block 7 are you suppose to play the + ? It sounds like your strumming it but that would be just 4 16th notes

[brandonrainbolt]

awesome lesson! thank you so much for sharing!

[johnmac]

Thanks, you teach what we need to know, rather than we want. So many lessons are like "How to be a virtuoso in 5 minutes, with no effort" 😉