Sounds great! Very nice articulation, phrasing, great groove and the licks sounds really nice. GREAT job!
Just a note on one note (haha see what I did there?)...in the 2nd chorus, the note before hitting the 4 blow each time is the 3 draw whole step bend, not the 3 draw natural. But as I said, GREAT JOB!! Bravo !
Nicer touch with your breath control here, very good. Sounds much more in control and nuanced! Good work.
I would suggest next thing to work on would be more subtle control of bending. Some of the bends ar e great, while others are hit too hard and tend to go flat sometimes (this whenever harmonica players bend too hard). Overall GREAT JOB!!
Dennis knows how I play and he will understand that, even though I'm not a "traditional style" player, I'm a little jealous of how good you sound at this style.
Mr. Dennis this question is out of lesson:when you get "crossover" are you set on overblows or you playing "out of box" harmonicas? Needs "crossover" custumization?
Mr. Dennis thank you very much... 😀😀😀 Few months ago I thought that play softer is less emotional... Now trying to do it, but when I'm switching my video recorder something starts... Maybe I'm nervous... 😀😀😀
again Gagi - GREAT work with this! Just saw your work on Lookin' Sharp and this is another great one!
Same feedback, you are doing very good with the phrasing, notes and techniques...the BEST thing you can do now for your playing and for your tone and overall sound is to play softer. Less breath and less volume. It will help the notes ring out better, the octraves be more in tune, and also help your harps last longer. Very good work!!
For further feedback, here is what I would say (and I know you can do all of this and do it well)....most importantly is to play softer. Greta notes, great technique, most of the timing is VERY good, but playing softer will make the octaves more in tune, and help your harmonicas last longer (and stay in tune longer also). Also, when you go in the 3rd chorus with all of the notes on 3 draw half step bend, it sounds great, but build up the intensity more - meaning start with less intensity (less vibrato and hand tremolo) and then watch as I add more at the very end to build it up. If you start with so much texture and intensity, there no where to go with it.
All in all - GREAT work with this and can't wait to see some more form you!
Mr. Dennis thank you very much... 😀😀😀 Few months ago I thought that play softer is less emotional... Now trying to do it, but when I'm switching my video recorder something starts... Maybe I'm nervous... 😀😀😀
Mr. Dennis. 4 and 5 blow is the same note and why you hitting on 5 blow and wich is most common 4 or 5 blow?
If you use 5 draw a lot it makes ense to use 5 blow more often.
Hurry up and wait. I can do that solo except ending when he plays without hand 😎
Kosta! thank you very much 😉
Cool Cool feeling, Gagi ! Классно!
Kosta! thank you very much 😉
Great Job!
Thank you very much Andre. 🙏 I'm using "hohner special 20" with opened backs
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Классно! Very cool !
Kosta! Blagadariu vas👏Check out my youtube channel: G harp monday
Sounds great! Very nice articulation, phrasing, great groove and the licks sounds really nice. GREAT job!
Just a note on one note (haha see what I did there?)...in the 2nd chorus, the note before hitting the 4 blow each time is the 3 draw whole step bend, not the 3 draw natural. But as I said, GREAT JOB!! Bravo !
Larry "The Iceman". Check out my youtube channel : G harp monday
Mr. Dennis We are looking and practicing for new materials. Thanks for everything 🙏
Mr. Nick moss🥰🤩😍 How are you guys?
We are doing the best we can!! Hope everyone out there is doing OK!
Mr. Dennis We are looking and practicing for new materials. Thanks for everything 🙏
Thanks Mr.dennis... Of course I'll practice
Nicer touch with your breath control here, very good. Sounds much more in control and nuanced! Good work.
I would suggest next thing to work on would be more subtle control of bending. Some of the bends ar e great, while others are hit too hard and tend to go flat sometimes (this whenever harmonica players bend too hard). Overall GREAT JOB!!
Thanks Mr.dennis... Of course I'll practice
If Dennis will allow me to comment ....
Sounds GREAT to me!
Dennis knows how I play and he will understand that, even though I'm not a "traditional style" player, I'm a little jealous of how good you sound at this style.
Larry "The Iceman". Check out my youtube channel : G harp monday
Mr. Dennis this question is out of lesson:when you get "crossover" are you set on overblows or you playing "out of box" harmonicas? Needs "crossover" custumization?
I play just about every Crossover I get straight out of the box. Sometimes I do a little extra setup myself for overbends, but usually not much.
Mr. Dennis thank you very much... 😀😀😀 Few months ago I thought that play softer is less emotional... Now trying to do it, but when I'm switching my video recorder something starts... Maybe I'm nervous... 😀😀😀
Nice to hear from you Andre! Please visit on my YouTube channel "G Harp Monday"
very , very good Gagi !!
Nice to hear from you Andre! Please visit on my YouTube channel "G Harp Monday"
again Gagi - GREAT work with this! Just saw your work on Lookin' Sharp and this is another great one!
Same feedback, you are doing very good with the phrasing, notes and techniques...the BEST thing you can do now for your playing and for your tone and overall sound is to play softer. Less breath and less volume. It will help the notes ring out better, the octraves be more in tune, and also help your harps last longer. Very good work!!
Thank you mike... "Sonicjunction" is awesome!
Thanks, I broked my G harp and thats why is missing 2nd part... 😞
Gagi - you sound great! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you mike... "Sonicjunction" is awesome!
Gagi - GREAT job with this, really nice!!
For further feedback, here is what I would say (and I know you can do all of this and do it well)....most importantly is to play softer. Greta notes, great technique, most of the timing is VERY good, but playing softer will make the octaves more in tune, and help your harmonicas last longer (and stay in tune longer also). Also, when you go in the 3rd chorus with all of the notes on 3 draw half step bend, it sounds great, but build up the intensity more - meaning start with less intensity (less vibrato and hand tremolo) and then watch as I add more at the very end to build it up. If you start with so much texture and intensity, there no where to go with it.
All in all - GREAT work with this and can't wait to see some more form you!
Mr. Dennis thank you very much... 😀😀😀 Few months ago I thought that play softer is less emotional... Now trying to do it, but when I'm switching my video recorder something starts... Maybe I'm nervous... 😀😀😀