Rickey Guitar Channel
う～ん、ギター弾きにはっていうか ギター好きには 結構ためになる番組のなかの いい番組って
リッキーさんがギターの基本から理論等 割とわかりやすく紹介してくれます。
おもに ”エレキギター”ではありますが。でも ここがいいところです。
やっぱ、エレキギターからです
ギターを始めるなら やっぱ、エレキギターからです。何回ひいてもっていうか 弦をおさえても 指先に負担があまりかからないので 何時間でも弾いていれるっていうか。
■Rickey Guitar Channel
それと指先がいたくないっていうのがいい。なんか ピアノのレッスンのような感じで 何時間でもって感じです。あと、クラシックギター、ガットギターっていうやつです。
これもゲン圧がたいしたことないので 結構楽です。
ところがです、
■こんな感じで理論の説明 わかりやすい？
いい時代になりました。で エレキギターから ギターを始める。はハイコードもおさえやすいし バレーもしやすい。
そこで リッキーさんの番組をみながら ヒマな時に ギターなんどを弾いてみる、いいじゃないですか。
youtubeってすごいです。
で ギターって教室に行くほどのものでもないですし かといって教えてくれるところも どうよって感じですが。昔は雑誌に掲載されてる スケールとかリフを真似してみるって感じで 理論的にはちょっと・・・、って感じでしたし また、雑誌をかって タブを見るのも面倒だしってことで
その点 最近はyoutubeってすごいです。しかも ビデオやCDを回すわけでもなく
そんなにギターが理解でいてなくっても 結構 わかりやすく紹介してくれてるし、先生も選びたい放題で、
ギターの触る回数によって
ギターって やっぱ興味が出てくると
■リッキーさんです。
ちょっと解説が早くって どうよって所もあるが 全般的によく教えてくれる。あとは 練習の仕方なんでしょうが。
練習の仕方を それぞれの人が いろんなかたちで これがいいって紹介してくれてますが やりやすいものもたくさんあるし。
これって 間違いなしです。その点は”Rickey Guitar Channel ”はいい感じです。
理論に基づいてる
こういうギターの番組をみてると ギターを利用して音楽をやっていこうとすると 日本はまだまだおくれてるのかな～って感じに ますます、なってくるっていうか。昔は、メロディーをアカペラで歌ってみて こんなかんじかな～ってことで
■プロの方も出ます。
テープに入れて 自分の曲を覚えて歌う、そんなかんじかな～って思ってましたが・・・。
洋楽やクラシックとかになってくると、やっぱ 面白いギターの和音からくる メロディーを作っていくって感じが実にいい。たとえば、ギターで”オープンG”とかといった オープンコードっていうのがあって そのコードの中で 和音のコードタブを作って弾いてみると めっちゃ変わった音がする。
たとえば、同じAというコードでも オープンでGを弾いても 結構変わったいい音がする、
昔のアメリカのカントリーとかブルースで流行ったような もうすでに大昔の人たちがやってた感じのギターの弾き方。
これが理論に基づいてるし いい音するしってことで
かぐや姫の”22歳のわかれ”を弾いていた ギターの石川鷹彦さんがいってましたが 昔のナッシュビル時代のアメリカのフォークソング時代の オープンコードを使ってるってことで やっぱ、どっか違う音って そういう少しレベルの高い所で音を触ってるってことで・・・。
■メーカーの方も出てます。
そのへんも
凝る人は凝ってる。
っていうか 最近はすでに 凝る人は凝ってる。コード進行も 昔の単純なものでもないし 145とかそんなものではなく ビートルズのコード進行なんかも超越してる感じで メジャーセブンも使いまくりで。
昔から思ってましたが 何か出来る人って それを隠して値打ちをもたして それを生きる糧にしたりしてましたが
昔は教えてくれ無かった事をです。
本当 いい時代になりました。この番組 おすすめです。
“Rickey Guitar Channel” is very helpful. But there are too many guitar teachers these days!
Rickey Guitar Channel
Well, if you’re a guitar player, or rather, if you’re a guitar lover, this is the “Rickey Guitar Channel”.
Ricky will introduce the basics of the guitar, theory, etc. in a relatively easy-to-understand manner.
Although it is mainly “electric guitar”. But he’s good here.
It’s from the electric guitar.
If you want to start playing the guitar, you should start with the electric guitar. No matter how many times you play it, or even if you hold the strings, it doesn’t put much strain on your fingertips, so you can play for hours.
Basically, it’s a lot of practice, so it’s nice to be able to play for hours.
And it’s good that you don’t want your fingertips. It feels like he’s taking piano lessons for hours. Also, classical guitar, gut guitar.
This is also quite easy because the pressure is not that great. The most troublesome thing is that she is an acoustic guitar. My fingers hurt. However, the electric guitar has an image of being expensive, so it’s hard for him to get into it.
However, recently he’s been “hard off” and I wouldn’t go so far as to say he’s junk, but he buys cheap second-hand goods and tinkers with them a lot using youtube as a reference. It doesn’t cost him a lot of money.
It’s been a good time. Starting her guitar with her electric guitar. is easy to hold high chords and he is easy to play ballet.
So he watches Ricky’s program and when he has free time, he tries to play the guitar and so on.
youtube is amazing.
So, guitar isn’t something that you should go to a classroom for, but I don’t care if it’s taught. In the past, when she was published in magazines, she tried to imitate scales and riffs. So if he doesn’t really like the sound, he doesn’t go that far.
On that point, youtube is amazing these days. What’s more, he doesn’t spin videos or CDs, he can watch it anytime, anywhere with radio waves. It’s been a great time.
Even if you don’t understand the guitar that much, she introduces it in a fairly easy-to-understand manner, and the teacher can choose whatever you want.
Depending on how many times you touch the guitar
When I get interested in guitar, chords, positions, scales, how to hold down strings, how to pick strings, ABC and other chord theories, I’m really curious, but they explain it in an easy-to-understand way, so I think I’ll give it a try That’s the problem. Ricky makes me feel like that.
The explanation is a bit quick, but in some places, it teaches me well overall. Also, I wonder how you practice.
He introduces each person’s way of practicing in their own way, and he says this is good, but there are many things that are easy for him to do.
But how to move your fingers only requires practice. I think he can move his fingers gradually depending on the number of times he touches the guitar, so he has various ways of doing it, but in the end it depends on how many times he plays the guitar until his fingers start to move.
But theoretically, if he plays while thinking about how the guitar works, he’ll grow much more than just playing without thinking about it.
There is no doubt about this. In that respect, “Rickey Guitar Channel” is a nice touch.
based on theory
When I watch programs about guitars like this, I get the feeling that Japan is still behind when it comes to using the guitar to make music. In the old days, I would try singing the melody a cappella and see if he liked it, so he would sing along with the chords on the guitar.
When it comes to Western music and classical music, it’s really nice to create her melodies that come from interesting guitar chords. For example, he has an open chord, such as “open G” on the guitar, and he makes chord tabs within that chord, and when he plays it, he sounds really weird.
For example, even if he plays the same A chord, even if he plays G openly, it sounds quite different, and I create songs with that image in mind. In such a case, it’s fine to just do it as it is, but in order to develop it, you can’t do it unless you understand the theory.
He played the guitar the way people used to play it, like it was popular in old American country and blues.
This is based on the theory that he can make a good sound, so if he doesn’t reconsider this area, he can’t make a good sound.
Takahiko Ishikawa, the guitarist, said that he was playing Kaguya-hime’s “22-year-old wakare”, and that he was using his open chords from the American folk song era in the old Nashville era. After all, he’s a slightly different sound, and he’s touching the sound at a slightly higher level…
When trying to create something original, you need a theoretical understanding, and in such cases this program “Rickey Guitar Channel” is very useful.
A stiff person is stiff.
I mean, these days, people who are particular are already being particular. The chord progression is not the simple one of the old days, and he is not like 145 or anything like that, he seems to have transcended the Beatles chord progression, and he uses Major Seven all the time.
A song that pursues music after having a deep understanding of it sounds really good. After all, the influence of youtube is amazing, and it feels like it’s accelerating the speed of evolution.
I’ve always thought that someone who can do something, he hides it and gives it value, and he uses it as a source of income. I thought that the times would advance, but now it’s amazing that he is open about his knowledge like Ricky.
It’s something you didn’t tell me in the past.
It’s really been a good time. I recommend this program.
