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In this video lesson we go through the process of transcribing. Much more info on the web site so you should really check that out!
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Excellent lesson/advice for anyone truly interested in transcribing or learning how to learn songs by ear. thanks!
Drink every time Justin says "important"
PS: great lesson as always!
Really helpful thanks justin !
Your video on the importance of transcribing really changed the way I listen to music and made me actually want to learn and not just play the guitar – there is so much nuance in music so many guitarists miss out on by not listening properly (doesn't have to be a guitar part), transcribing really helped me understand music as a listening experience. Also, for beginners I'd recommend starting with chords or riffs and not solos – because even if you figure out a 4-chord progression you can play along to a song, but with a solo you can only play a small part of the song.
I wonder why trying to figure out a simple movement or whole lick is a bad habit.
Why did I think pressing a link from 2012 in 2020 would still work? 🤦♀️
Also, thank you for your teachings! It's helping me so much!
Thank you for this. I have a question since I am puzzled by this piece of advice. You insisted on doing it one note at a time, pausing after each note. You say it is important but didn't explain why. What is your reason behind this advice?
any free software
This course is for electric guitar only ? Will it be more difficult on acoustic ?
I love your honesty man
Hey Justin, really awesome video as always! You got me really inspired to get into transcribing, but I have one question: What is the best software to transcribe with/on?
the solos im trying to learn, i can barely hear the notes at some points its going so fast
anybody know of any programs that can isolate solos from a song? by that I mean make it so you can adjust the song to where you hear mostly the solo instead of the band.
never thought about trying to learn solos this way. I was always a guy who gets tabs off the internet….but then again, those tabs/solos are transcribed by someone. I'll have give this a try for sure.
I've been following Justin's courses for years now, though I've not been using them so much to learn (I've been playing on and off since the '80s, and it's just a pastime for me). I must say though that I'm really surprised knowing that he has almost half a million subscribers, and hundreds of millions of views… yet there's only been 37000 views of this important topic. Ear training is how all of your heroes learned to play, and this is probably the most important topic that Justin covers. It's a shame that more don't realise this.
Keep up the good work Justin… I'll get to one of your workshops in Sydney one day.
I just hit the point where I feel like I have to transcribe so I 100% identify myself with your comment on 10:38. I've reached the point where I can spot where and why I'm limited and how to solve it. It really opens doors! I started to do ear training and I'm going to follow your transcribing course for sure. I definitely notice a lot of progress and like you said it's really rewarding.
It's incredible how much useful stuff you share. The better I get the more I realise what a great job you do. You are a great source of information and such a humble guy. The guitar world thanks you.
Enough talk, time to practise again!
Justin,your tips about transcribing is great-Inger,india
I would also like to say that 'having an ear for music' isn't some kind of 'rock god ' given talent someone is either born with or not, but a skill that you develop over time. There are ways to improve this skill an many other music skills.
1) find a good qualified guitar instructor in your area. Whilst the online resources are good, they will never replace a good music teacher.
2) Ear training software such are Earmaster or Theta Music trainer will train your ears.
3) play fun songs U enjoy:)
Good question Badger4553. Don't feel discouraged by this. Learning music isn't as black and white as adding 1 & 1 together to make 2. Because of the way that a guitar is tuned there are several places where you can play the same note (for example the open E string note can also be produced on B string at 5th fret, G string at 9th fret, D string 14th fret etc. Because of this there are also a few different places where you could play the melody to a solo such as teen spirit or come as you are.
i do bobby smith. i was a not good guitarist for years but had a great ear. couldn't understand what was up. weak wrists. I now have stronger than normal wrists. so my 'correction' was literally the WORST thing for most guitarists. weight lifting. funny old world. it worked, my ear (always did) work and boom. but yes, i do remember trying to ear out a Hendrix tune.
who else remembers being a kid and trying to ear out a hendrix tune in standard tuning.
You've gotta remember that there are the same notes all over the neck. You"re probably playing it correctly but not necessarily exactly where someone else plays it.
i dream about being able to transcribe a dream theater song once
Just listen to Gary Moore…
I tried steve vai's bad horsie and transcribe worths!!!!
Transcribing is the most important and challenging job to workout on guitar. After watching this video i really going to push myself. Thanks Justin!!!!!!!!!
One of the few smart thing my father taut me which you brought up was take a break. He told me" When you start to get upset or frustrated (Irish temper & all) walk away from it & do something different, then come back to it fresh.It may be a hour,day or even a week, come back to it when you fell comfortable. It seems to work for me.
You´ve got lots of benefits. First you start listening much better to stuff you didn´t hear before. Then you also recognise licks in other songs. You start uderstanding better your instrument, and before playing a note you are knowing how is going to sound. etc etc. And of course the satisfaction of doing it.
So from anyone who has been transcribing, please tell me the benefits you now see as a result .
Transcribing my first song now,the blues boys tune,and believe me guys it's fucking awesome.And all thanks to this guy 😉
Justin,i really love the way you explain the concept of transcribing.You must be avery good teacher-Inger,India
i just did a whole song, simple song, yeah, but I just transcribed all of it's vocals onto guitar, aka the melody.
I've transcribed about 4 songs chords before, on 3 I was around 75% correct, but the 4th I was a lot closer to 100%.
On the melody I just transcribed, I'm 100% correct, and I don't transcribe very often, it was weeks since I last transcribed.
Is this normal? 0_o