Thanks for your kind words, Tim. And thanks for being brave and starting your journey. You are one the best educators on KZitem and I am proud of seeing this as early as your first videos here.
Tim, I can't believe you are holding down a second job as you do all this. That was such a shock to me I had to rewind the video and watch it again. As a classical guitar student studying at university I think the one ask that I have of you is to make some more classical guitar/jazz videos with the sheet music pulled up. Reading sheet music is something that I am trying to get better at and know that the more time I spend looking at it and listening to people talk about it, the better I will get. Cheers man, thank you for all that you do - I have only watched you for about a year now, but your tutorials are top notch and I wish you all the best. -Cole
@carldebie238
8 ай бұрын
Met stijgend respect luisterde ik naar bovenstaand relaas van vier jaar youtube. Blij dat er in gitaarland niet ver van huis door u eerlijke en duidelijk te volgen fingerstyle lessen wordt gepost op het net. Ik kan me niet voorstellen hoeveel tijd en energie dit vergt. Met mijn pensioen in zicht enkele jaren geleden, heb ik, na jaren in de kist te hebben gelegen, opnieuw mijn gitaar ter hand genomen en tijdens mijn speurtochten op youtube, waar ik tutors van Tommy Emmanuel, Richard Smith, Martin Taylor… bekeek (en probeerde) moet gezegd dat ik dank zij uw duidelijke lessen probeer vol te houden. Mijn gewrichten zijn al wat strammer maar met veel oefenen geraak ik toch al min of meer door “Struttin’” geklauwd. Proficiat voor zoveel moed en volharding ondanks de tegenslagen die je moest verwerken. Ik wens je veel succes met de website en alles errond. Ook veel geluk met uw gezin. Dat blijft toch het voornaamste.
@patricklindgren8637
8 ай бұрын
You are probably one of the best teachers online and could teach us to enjoy watching paint dry and we would be enjoying it. Teach the things you like and enjoy. We will love it. All the best to you and your family.
@barnabasgyenge7513
8 ай бұрын
Rig rundowns. Live rig or recording rig... etc
@TheAndyMcCraw
8 ай бұрын
Hi Tim! Another idea for new content. Don’t teach us the big things, teach us the little things. That is, we already have plenty of big complicated pieces to learn from you. Help us understand the little things…the little techniques, nuance and approaches that we can apply to any Tommy song to help us play better.
@danielhageli
8 ай бұрын
What a beauty of a guitar ;) To the lucky winner, take good care of it! And to anyone reading this, please support this gentleman and join his website - I have not regretted a split second.
@holzhausholz8215
8 ай бұрын
Hi Tim - you already have more content than I'll ever be able to tackle, but i will vote for more Jerry Reed songs and perhaps some Merle Travis tunes. If you are looking to diversify into more jazzy songs, my choice would be another of Chet's favorite guitarists, Lenny Breau. Thank you for all your hard work and perseverance, I'm so glad your son is getting better!
@amowgh
8 ай бұрын
Tim, your journey from a humble beginning with 2k followers to now reaching almost 40k is nothing short of remarkable. I've been a subscriber since the very early days, during and even before the covid times. Your tutorials have been my guiding light in mastering Tommy's intricate music. This giveaway isn't just about a guitar; it's about the connection I've built with your teachings, the countless hours spent perfecting finger placements and chord shapes, and the joy of successfully playing tunes I once deemed impossible-all thanks to your meticulous guidance. Here's to many more aspiring guitarists benefiting from your incredible talent and generosity. Keep picking and inspiring, Tim! Thanks, a ton!
@martintokke
8 ай бұрын
You Tim are an inspiration. Just keep doing what you're doing. What do you yourself enjoy the most? Listen to that voice and go to that direction!
@revilo239
8 ай бұрын
Congratulations on turning your talent into a successful business - It is all very well deserved. You had a great impact on my life. In 2019 I caused a severe injury to my right hand using by a power saw. I basically cut through flesh, mussels, joints, bones, tendons, and nerves and after spending 4 days in the hospital and undergoing a 6 hour surgery I was patched back together but thought I would never use my hand again. All rehabilitation did not yield the results I was after, and I though that maybe fingerpicking guitar would isolate movements and build strength. Searching for fingerstyle guitar lessons on KZitem allowed me to find your content. Countrywide was the first song I listened to and I fell in love with it right away. Took me about 2 years to be able to play it, but your teaching style got me there. Needless to say - my hand improved tremendously and I have several songs under my belt by now. Keep them coming - you are amazing and part of my life... As far as future content - I would love to see Old Town, but everything Tommy, Jerry or Chat will do... THANK YOU!
@00797jerry
8 ай бұрын
Thank you Tim. Learned a lot from you. Please never stop. In the future, you should continue to diversify your content (as you already started to do). Personally I would love more Chet Atkin songs. They are simple, yet beautiful and timeless. (A tip from mine: I think very few people actually read what you write on the thumbnail. If you annonce something more or less important [for exemple; a giveaway], it should mention in the title of the video. Don't forget many people also watch on their smartphones, where you can easily overlook it)
@dr.ricklandperry606
8 ай бұрын
Hey Tim: I would love to see you in concert one day! As to new lessons: maybe some Doc Watson? Greetings from Washington, DC.
@jiahongbi6975
8 ай бұрын
Congratulations Tim! Thank you so much for all the tutorials and supporting words. Playing fingerstyle guitar was just a tiny hobby of mine, but you've shown me a bigger picture. I've learnt so much from you and I'll keep learning and practicing! I hope everything will go well and a Merry Christmas to you as well!
@MrJackchap
8 ай бұрын
Tim, thank you for all your tutorials-your channel is the best thing on KZitem!
@AllmightyMilpil
8 ай бұрын
Tim, I am quite grateful for finding your channel / patreon. My father unexpectedly passed away a not long ago, and he was my biggest supporter when it came to my guitar playing. I remember showing him your cover of 'It's Never Too Late' and it blowing his mind. He became a huge Tommy fan for his last few months. After he was gone, I started taking your tutorials more seriously as a way to pay homage to my dad and to learn the music that we shared a love for. I found so much value in your work that supporting you on Patreon became a no brainer. I talk with my wife all the time about how the ~€10 is some of the best money I spend. She appreciates it too as these tutorials have geniunely made me a much better guitarist. I went from playing as quietly as possible to not disturb my wife to her sitting down next to me, amazed at my playing. After starting off with the easy songs, I've recently finished learning "It's Never Too Late," and it would not have been possible without all of the work you put into your content. You have relit my love for the guitar and continue to introduce me to great music (and teach me how to play it!) Much love from the Louisiana, Tim. ** sorry for the short story of a comment, I just geniunely love your channel ❤
@jazzbaman1148
8 ай бұрын
This library of lessons will serve future generations on finger pickers. Tommy's music should be spread even more and you are doing exactly that. Wish you all the best in future work on this channel. If you manage to make interview with another fingerstyle master...it would be awesome 😊
@rogerlopezguitar
8 ай бұрын
Thanks Tim. Keep up with all the great tutorials.
@mcp1983
8 ай бұрын
Thanks for all you do Tim. I am one of the people that found your channel during Covid's heyday. Initially I thought what I was seeing was way out of my league as a guitarist, but with the help of your tutorials and lots of patience, I was astounded to find I was capable. I never would have gotten there without your help. I love the tutorials and I love what you are doing with the channel. Congratulations on four years and please, Keep it up! And thanks again!
@dannorthrup1
8 ай бұрын
Thank you Tim for all your hard work👏👏👏👏😊 Keep the videos coming you do the best job out there😊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@nikitabs4808
8 ай бұрын
The only thing I can wish for you in the next year is to be happy. Your amazing content and cozy vibes should be appreciated. And I wish this relatively small but grateful community will grow to support you and each other even more.
@zakaria.bachri
8 ай бұрын
Thank you Tim you are doing a great job
@posto4557
8 ай бұрын
First of all,congrats on everything you accomplished so far, you are a fantastic guitar player and teacher. Thanks to you sir, I was able to finally learn and play some of my favourite Tommy Emmanuel songs and many athers ( Chet Atkins, Alip ba ta etc ). What I would personally like to see on your youtube channell would be some electric guitar lessons and maybe more of your personal compositions.
@calebbreidenthal4300
8 ай бұрын
Tim, two years ago I was asked to be the music director at my church. I decided I wanted to get much, much better at the guitar so I could confidently accompany performers with whatever songs they were interested in performing. I eventually found your channel. I started watching your videos and playing along and then soon subscribed on Patreon. The work you do has been such an incredible part of my life. Thank you. As for the request, I’d love more fingerstyle tutorials on slow, melodic pieces like “The Water is Wide,” which was excellently done! All the best!
@davidgregory917
8 ай бұрын
Touching story about your son. I remember this videos where you looked more tired. You have really persevered and look at the blessings. Many thanks for helping me grow as a guitar. Looking ahead, would love more from Doyle Dykes...
@Nenastnaia
8 ай бұрын
I'd love to see more guitar tutorials. Thank you, Tim!
@christhorpec
8 ай бұрын
An inspiration! So sorry you had to go through those challenges, parenting is such a test. Love the channel since the beginning and this guitar-life project. Music feeds the soul. I tell other guitarists about your channel and site. In the future I would like to see some guitar theory breakdowns eg scales, progressions, techniques
@bergeralec123
8 ай бұрын
Nothing helps me learn Tommy Emmanuel’s songs more than your tutorial videos! Thank you Tim. Would also love to see interviews with other acoustic guitarists, and more lessons on Mike Dawes material.
@vsuontam
8 ай бұрын
Thanks for your tutorials. I found you when looking for a windy and warm session, and immediately was drawn on your systematic and calm style. Something that would be interesting to hear is your your journey with guitar: How did you start, what were your "phases", what got you inspired, what was hard, what were your favourite songs etc, and maybe what you would do differently (if anything). Keep on doing great.
@FrederikEngelen
8 ай бұрын
Showcasing a Tiny Legs Tim song would be a fitting tribute to this talented musician who passed away way too soon.
@TahaGuitarist
8 ай бұрын
I'm grateful that I found your channel, just keep doing what you're doing man!
@franckmorisset8324
8 ай бұрын
Merci beaucoup Tim!😊
@aaronshortmusic
8 ай бұрын
Congrats! Would love to see some live streams!
@JVR-lu4zd
8 ай бұрын
Tim, congrats on 4 years. I enjoy your teaching style and methodology. Continued success and will be watching.
@jerrypancio1950
8 ай бұрын
Thanks for the update Tim. Your videos have truly inspired my playing and without question have significantly improved my fingerpicking skills
@amitarojamir3131
8 ай бұрын
Thank you for the wonderful tuitorials that you have uploaded for free ... As a beginner guitar player I go beyond my limits finding the mesmerising chords and finger picking in every songs that you provided and with that, each day I believe I am getting better levelling up . May you continue to upload more tuitorials in days to come .
@mattsingleton1123
8 ай бұрын
Your Tommy Emmanuel tutorials have saved my guitar playing, thank you so much for all you do
@user-ht9nu4pk1n
8 ай бұрын
Tim, You absolutely nailed Tommy Emmanuel's tunes. Playing them is hard enough but being able to figure them out is another skill entirely. I'd like to see a lesson on how exactly you did that. Also there are some amazing fingerstyle players out there and it would be great if you could interview the likes of Martin Tallstrom (www.youtube.com/@tallstrom), Doyle Dkyes (www.youtube.com/@doyledykesmusic) et al. I am sure that would broaden the reach of your channel. Happy to hear your son has recovered. My nephew was born with an undeveloped digestive system and he had two states; screaming or asleep. Now at 17 years of age he eats everything in sight! Congratulations on the anniversary and to many more. BTW I am sure you could get voiceover work if you ever decide to pack in the guitar.
@Jaywt95
8 ай бұрын
Hey Tim. Keep up with exactly what you are doing mate… this is honestly the best channel on KZitem for learning fingerstyle. You make even the hardest stuff look doable with your style of teaching and that’s a real talent!
@BiigTT
8 ай бұрын
Hi Tim, finding your channel and subscribing to your lessons has changed my own guitar playing journey, largely because of the way you break the lesson down into slower sections, taking the time to explain where each finger is placed and how you transition from one chord to another. It's been so helpful to me as I'm moving towards becoming an intermediate player and away from the amateur world of making daily mistakes and picking up bad habits. I've got lots of ideas of things I'd like to see more of and most are with the developing player in mind. 1. Tutorial(s) of how to build up to the correct tempo in the piece of music you're teaching. I'm currently learning Mister Sandman and the finger placement is difficult in itself, but doing it accurately and at pace is really hard. Similarly, using a metronome in pieces where there is no defined tempo. You often count us through the bars and sections, but is there a formula we can take away and apply during our practice time. 2. Pieces by other artists. I say this knowing there is a risk of offending hardcore Tommy fans, but it's more about recognising the amazing music out there and how others might learn to play it. Collectively finding, reproducing and teaching other artists music raises your profile, their profile and hopefully earns you both some subscribers and income. Similarly, it might lead to collaborations, which we can all enjoy. A good example is 'Eternal Flame' which I absolutely loved. Some of my favourite players I'd love to see you create lessons of their music are : Emil Ernebro, Guus Dielssen, James Bartholomew and Joe Robinson. Just imagine the benefit to fingerstyle guitar overall. 3. Do something for the newer players. The reason for this recommendation is twofold, firstly my dad is 68 and wants to learn fingerstyle but even your easiest pieces are way too hard for him, meaning he has to scour the internet for someone teaching more simple pieces as well as you do..... He's still looking. Secondly, the younger players coming through need to know the good habits to get into and the bad ones to avoid. Consider how you might inspire young people getting into guitar playing though your brilliant and patient teaching style. Simplyfy some of your pieces (if possible) to make them easier to learn for new beginners, as we all know that achieving the milestone keeps us motivated to the next one. Thanks for all you do Tim.
@daviddebbie3271
8 ай бұрын
❤❤❤ Thank you for sharing ❤❤❤ Love it!!! Keep up the good work!!! You have the BEST instructional videos!!!
@nickchilderhose4228
8 ай бұрын
Thank you Tim! I started playing during covid, found your channel, and have been following along ever since. Keep up the fingerstyle tutorials!
@flo_o399
8 ай бұрын
Hi Tim, your work is incredible and iam very thankful for the TE Tutorials. Its the way i learn new songs for a few years now. A livestream now and then would be really nice to have a direct contact to you. I wish you the best.
@rodmays7559
8 ай бұрын
I have certainly enjoyed all of your videos and have enjoyed the lessons on the Patreon page. I would like to hear more of your original music. Keep the lessons coming. At 64 years old you have shown me I can in fact learn another style. Thank you so much!
@vlad_sl
8 ай бұрын
Hi Tim, thank you for all of your hard work :) There are many tutorials of how to play Tommy Emmanuel (I’m a huge fan of his) songs, but your tutorials are definitely the most accurate and detailed I’ve come across. Thanks to you and your tutorials I’ve improved significantly this year since I’ve signed up to your Patreon :) Your tutorials are as amazing as such, but there’s always room for improvement, so I would like to write down things I’ve noticed: • *You could make collaborations with other musicians.* Tommy Emmanuel has released several Accomplice albums, in which he plays with other famous guitarists. It would be really amazing to learn those duets in detail. Playing guitar is fun, but playing with friends is even greater! • *Deeper analysis of some songs.* In many videos you mention there are many ways Tommy does play his songs. My musical theory is somewhat lacking, so I can’t really come up with different ways of how to spice up things. At the end of the song tutorial, you could show some variations and explain certain aspects of the song that are not apparent (e.g. different phrasings…). And you could also include you own opinion and feelings. I also really like videos like this, where you are just expressing yourself :D Thank you once again and I wish you and your family a merry Christmas!
@faragroovin
8 ай бұрын
Just keep doing exactly what you are doing! I love it all. Tank you for all the great content.
@pwiegardt
8 ай бұрын
Tim, it would be interesting to hear you talk about your approach to general musicianship, i.e. listening skills, practice routines, building a repertoire, things like that. Cheers!
@davidkopec5587
8 ай бұрын
Congrats, Tim. I’d like to see more coverage of mechanics, such as muting methods, how thumb picks should fit , etc.
@lawrenceminier7119
8 ай бұрын
Hi Tim you are a great teacher as well as person, your methods of teaching works . I’ve never seen anyone more dedicated, teaching this style of guitar at best is a struggle and time consuming. Thank you for not giving up . Your dedication to creat musicians is amazing. By the way I like that guitar your giving away.
@mikelabajos6975
8 ай бұрын
Congratulations Tim! I re-learn playing guitar close to 4 years ago watching TE videos. Didn't think learning fingerstyle is hard at 55 yrs old haha.. but i never stop to learn because I'm loving it more. Since I found your channel, your my first go to if I needed to learn a new song. Your tutorials are really good showing bar by bar lessons and you also show alternatives for stretchy chord shapes. Thanks for staying!!!
@user-vz2in4vi7o
8 ай бұрын
As always more finger style songs are always welcome. It would be great to also have lessons about advance playing techniques.
@filipszalbot1126
8 ай бұрын
That was a great pleasure to watch this video, it is hard to count how many times I learned through your lessons....Thanks for doing it!
@joseurenalopez
8 ай бұрын
Hi Tim, you are very inspiring and I appreciate very much your efforts in addition to your ongoing job. You enable to learn complex fingerstyle guitar songs in a very easy way!
@RicksPickin
8 ай бұрын
You have been such a fantastic help with some songs, that I was really struggling with. Those nuances, in many Tommy songs, are now making my playing sing out as it should, thanks to your devotion, and playing / teaching talents. Thank you so much Tim. I would love to see some more Chet songs in the tuitional videos and Tommy’s version of guitar rag would be great. I learned my first Chet songs by listening to vinyls back in the 1960s !!! Tommys Happy Hour (took me 6 months!) might make a good “advanced” lesson - there’s some lovely runs in there.
@Wolf4u2
8 ай бұрын
Exceptional content checks all the boxes Tim, thanks!!! Commendable dedication and talent. Enjoyed seeing your beautiful family that left me wondering how you solved your sons digestive issues? Much Love, glad you and family are now and will continue to be healthy.
@doctams
8 ай бұрын
Hi Tim, your work is so valuable to me, inspiring some of my best playing, thank you
@dsjjb1
8 ай бұрын
Thanks. I have learned a lot from your tutorials. And I appreciate your candor and sincerity. I can't say I am looking for anything in particular for songs, but your level of playing is right where I am today. Looking forward continued growth together. Blessings to you and your family.
@brianroper4972
8 ай бұрын
Thank you for all your knowledge. I would like to see more interviews and maybe a peak behind the curtain of how you create your videos or capture your sound.
@jrlopez4341
8 ай бұрын
I learned so much from you. You are awesome man. Thank you for all of the lessons all the time you spent doing this, I really appreciate you.
@poguie
8 ай бұрын
Tim... congratulations on your four year anniversary! I literally only discovered you four days ago through your 'Angelina' tutorial and subscribed straight away. After watching this video I have to say that you are a superb communicator and come across as being super down to earth guy and really dedicated to your craft. I look forward to investigating a lot more of your work into the future as I have just retired from work and find myself playing guitar endlessly. All the best for this year and many more to come.
@ioannisplatikostas9676
8 ай бұрын
Tim you're an inspiration, always great quality videos...greetings from Greece!!
@user-zi4cp6jg6x
8 ай бұрын
Creating a series focused on foundational guitar techniques for absolute beginners would be immensely valuable. Covering topics like basic chord formations, simple strumming patterns, essential finger exercises for strength and dexterity, and understanding guitar anatomy and terminology could be incredibly beneficial. Moreover, introducing easy versions of popular songs, breaking down their chord progressions, and explaining them step-by-step would greatly assist newcomers in applying their newly acquired skills to actual music.!!!
@jrlopez4341
8 ай бұрын
It’s OK because I’m sure everybody has kids. I know I have kids and I go to all this. Thank God the healthy and God has blessed you and your family.
@pierofrisani
8 ай бұрын
Well done and well deserved, congratulations.
@Rovox
8 ай бұрын
You are one of the few channels I actually follow on KZitem. Keep up the good work! I would love to see more collaborations with other fingerstyle guitar players 🎉 Thanks for getting me back into playing Tommy Emmanuel
@rr8460
8 ай бұрын
Congrats Tim, would love to see more practice routines such as stretches and exercises to help develop the hand muscles for some of your arrangements!
@dihage
8 ай бұрын
Thank you ,Tim! Hope for more tutorials in the future, great work!
@user-jd5bq3ps5t
8 ай бұрын
You're awesome Tim! thanks for the all tutorials you did. More tutorials and interviews would be great!
@jrlopez4341
8 ай бұрын
Maw finger style you’re so good at it I’ve learned so much just watching you I cannot read music so I have to stick from what I know. I just turned 65 but you are awesome thank you thank you.
@darryllatham3780
8 ай бұрын
I stumbled on your videos as a reference for Tommys songs and never looked anywhere else since. Keep up the good work. Now im off to download your latest one.
@unicade6269
8 ай бұрын
Thank you for everything, you are amazing! I would like to see more interviews because i find them quite interesting. Besides that keep it as is and i wish you all the best.
@robs1783
8 ай бұрын
I’d like to see your channel grow, so you can make it your full time job. Also, thank you for getting me started in finger style, you totally rock!
@paulmcallister4022
8 ай бұрын
From Belfast Northern Ireland. Thanks for the lessons Tim. Have noodled about with fingerstyle for years but my playing has improved a LOT since learning from your Patreon lessons. Would love to see more fingerstyle, but also interviews and discussions about approaches to learning, practicing, goal setting and best methods to improve as efficiently as possible. Have a good Christmas mate! ❤
@RickWash
8 ай бұрын
Congrats on 4 years! I think you make great videos. I'd like to suggest expanding something you already do a little bit -- including simpler ways of playing the song in the tutorials. I can usually end up playing the full, complicated version of the song when I try, so I'm not suggesting this because I'm a beginner (though I think it will benefit beginners also). But I prefer to start from a simpler version -- maybe just bass notes and melody -- and then build up more complicated parts with harmonies and embellishments after I get a simpler version working first. I find it easier to work that way rather than working "horizontally", trying to get a complicated bar down before moving to the next bar. Seeing the simpler versions also helps me think about and build an understanding of some of the music theory behind the song, because I can more easily see the core music ideas separately from the embellishments, harmonies, etc.
@balladier120867
8 ай бұрын
I loved watching this video! There were many things I already knew and many I didn’t. The dedication and thoroughness is evident in every video you do and I think I speak for most of your subscribers when I say: we would like to see more of the same! Keep up the good work. Johnny Hoy
@papriori
8 ай бұрын
What a beautiful anniversary message! I would love to see some duets taught. I first thought of this watching Tommy and Richard Smith play Jerry's Breakdown (which would be a great first one). Anyway, thanks for everything you do!
@prepre73
8 ай бұрын
Thank you Tim for being so open here, I feel like I've grown along with you over the years. Moved into my first home, got a promotion at work, my guitar playing has definitely gotten better because of your videos so thanks for that Tim but my Nederlands on the other hand is still very much a work in progress however 😂 I've been listening to white woods by karlijn langendijk so maybe a lesson on that but mainly just more of the same would be great I think ❤
@dandugger6076
8 ай бұрын
Please keep the great fingerstyle tutorials coming!
@johncox2117
8 ай бұрын
I really enjoy your style, both as a guitarist and a teacher - you make what seems impossible feel achievable! I’d love to see a lesson on strumming and rhythm playing, something fingerstyle guitarists like me tend to overlook.
@JoeChicago152
8 ай бұрын
Thanks Tim! Great video and 4 year summary. So glad that your little boy is doing well. I recall those videos where you looked sleep deprived1. Your lessons are the best - I was so glad to see the interview that you did with Tommy. I'm working on "And I Lover Her" -- fun song. Joe W.
@ucNguyen-se6qs
8 ай бұрын
Thanks for you work, Tim. I have learned many things from your channel.
@mindmaps83
8 ай бұрын
Still practicing your version of Windy and Warm! Please continue the fingerstyle education!
@z11mmer17
8 ай бұрын
Congrats on your 4 year anniversary! I would love to see more interviews with fingerstyle guitarists because your interview with Tommy was absolutely great Love your videos keep it on! ❤
@childplease247
8 ай бұрын
Hi Tim, thanks again for all you do! I'm a huge Kent Nishimura fan and would love to see either an interview with him or you doing a lesson on any of his arrangements. Ty and keep up the good work!
@LukaszTrochim
8 ай бұрын
Dear Tim, it is great to see how your channel has been growing for the last 4 years.🎉 I would love to see some live performances of popular songs arranged to fingerstyle / acoustic version with vocals. Maybe a video explaining your way of recording a guitar, because its well done. But in my opinion tutorial videos is what makes your channel solid and recognizable.🎸Fingers crossed for you to have strenght to keep it up.
@rongerhardt6745
8 ай бұрын
Hi Tim, I remain a huge believer in your website and lessons. I have learned so much from you since discovering your KZitem channel, Patreon, and now the website. I agree a lot of the comments and it is the best money I’ve ever spent on any kind of guitar lessons. Keep up the great work. I’d still love to see a lesson and transcription for Bruce Hornsby’s The Way It Is performed by Pete Best. As always I’m happy for any and all postings. It also fun to listen and watch you perform with other vocalists or even other musicians. More of that would be fantastic. My best for your continued growth and success of your business and that it can become your full time endeavor.
8 ай бұрын
A big thank you for all your works. I discover you channel during the pandemic and it just click. You explains very well and it's really easy to follow you. You gace me the motivation to touch my guitar again (after 5 years). I learn my first Tommy Emmanuel song with you (windy and warm) and now whenever I want I high quality tab with great explanation, I go on your channel. I hope you will continue with your fingerstyle lesson, maybe doing some more livestream or some Q/A guitar session, where you could answer some guitar questions you see in the comment section.
@meruniatko
8 ай бұрын
Tim, Interview with Tommy Emmanuel was fantastic and well deserved. I enjoyed it. I suggest more interviews with other fingerstyle guitarists. Have a merry Christmas 😊
@justendalen1281
8 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for all your videos. It really helps in my guitar journey and keep posting fingerstyle videos!!!
@Dailysom0214
8 ай бұрын
I'd love to suggest a couple of ideas for future tutorial content that I believe could further enrich your channel and benefit the guitar community. Firstly, a series focused on mastering blues guitar techniques would be fantastic. Exploring different blues scales, licks, and improvisation within the blues genre could greatly benefit aspiring blues guitarists like myself. Additionally, a deep dive into the world of guitar effects and how to effectively use them in various styles of playing would be incredibly valuable. Understanding the nuances of different pedals, their applications, and how to create signature sounds would be immensely beneficial for guitarists looking to experiment and diversify their sound. Your commitment to providing high-quality tutorials has not gone unnoticed, and I've recommended your channel to many friends and fellow musicians. Your engaging teaching style and the depth of your lessons have made a lasting impact on my musical journey, and I eagerly await the incredible content you'll create next. Thank you once again for being an invaluable resource for guitar enthusiasts like myself.
@scottsnet
8 ай бұрын
Congratulations on your 4 year anniversary Tim! Thank you for all of your hard work on making tutorials for us. I have one request, Papas Knee by Buster B Jones! Hope you enjoy your Christmas holidays. Scott
@ellienorkiejones3552
8 ай бұрын
Many congratulations Tim. I first found your channel when I was looking for tabs for Vincent and What a Wonderful World. There were no tutorials but I kept returning to just listen. Then you provided tutorials on both songs. I will never be able to play the Tommy Emmanuel stuff but I found enough to keep myself busy learning. Eternal Flame and And I Love Her tipped me over the edge into Patreon. I think that you should just teach what you find is enjoyable to teach...mixing the difficult with easier compositions.
@josiahhoeppner6234
8 ай бұрын
Hi Tim, thanks for all the lessons. I'd love to see more of the same kind of lessons that you are already doing, plus maybe some sungha jung covers!
@cammygray63
8 ай бұрын
Thanks Tim for your hard work. More of the same please.
@RamHar987
8 ай бұрын
Your content is incredible Tim. I've been subscribed to your channel for quite some time now and I learnt a lot of TE songs thanks to your videos. I'm enjoying your original tunes/covers so much at the moment so if you have written some other songs I'd really like for you to record them and share them with us ! Keep up the good work you were born for this 🙌
@DonaldSwen
8 ай бұрын
I love the bar by bar breakdown of songs. I feel that it's so crucial to understand the music. If there's anything to add, I and I feel like other beginners would love a sequenced, pedagogical, and beginner friendly content in the form of your 'courses' you currently have on your website (like the thumbpick series). Some topics could include music theory or the basics from your perspective to bring someone from 0 to playing well. To learn guitar these days, I have to watch so many different KZitem channels and it's hard to find one person that I can really trust - except you!
@fbonini6232
8 ай бұрын
Your channel is one of the best tutorial ones around for fingerstyle guitar, and your patience and attention to details are incredible. It’s easy to get the gist of a song by ear, but getting all the nuances and technical aspects as you do, that in priceless. Thank you for your work and dedication. About suggestions, it’s hard, as I found you channel already doing things others don’t do, or don’t do as well as you do them. It would be nice maybe something more on practice tips, learning process, understanding the concepts behind the music and how to use them elsewhere? Thank you again and keep up with the great work!
@clayfullmer
8 ай бұрын
I'd love to see more Christmas songs or basic fingerstyle videos for specific techniques. Congrats!
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