Guitar is about piecing it all together. Endless instrument
@ianspicer152914 сағат бұрын
So true! Good advice & Jellyfish!
@CScott-zu5mv18 сағат бұрын
Really helpful, thank you.
@mrelmoresmusiclab17 сағат бұрын
Thanks for watching. Lots more to come and hope you stick around. Keep going one day at a time.
@CScott-zu5mv17 сағат бұрын
@@mrelmoresmusiclab I’ve been playing the same stuff for 40 years. Just started to really learn what I’ve been playing by ear. You explained it in a way I could relate to. I subscribed and will be checking in with you. Good luck with the channel.
@mrelmoresmusiclab17 сағат бұрын
Fantastic! I love how we are always learning. Keep going and stay tuned. :) Thanks for the sub.
@jeffmiller243418 сағат бұрын
Jellyfish
@mrelmoresmusiclab18 сағат бұрын
Team Jellyfish! 🪼
@robhead2221 сағат бұрын
Thank you! Beautiful!!
@mrelmoresmusiclab21 сағат бұрын
My pleasure. Love helping out in any way that I can. Keep going one day at a time and lots more to come.
@johnduffin6437Күн бұрын
For real. I’ve been struggling with triads. Connected my dots perfectly. Sub for life.
@mrelmoresmusiclab23 сағат бұрын
Woohoo! Stoked to help any way I can. Lots more to come. Keep going. Stoked to have you. 😎
@tastas8554Күн бұрын
Fg yamaha?
@mrelmoresmusiclabКүн бұрын
You got it. FGX5😎
@paulsitton9671Күн бұрын
Killer video. You took it slow and made sure we could see your chord shape up close. Thanks. I’m interested in the chord chart you offered.
@mrelmoresmusiclabКүн бұрын
Awesome! Thanks so much for the feedback. I'm tyring to figure out this YT thing. ha. I don't think I made them for this vid, but here is the basic idea and I have made them for a ton of my other vids. Keep going one day at a time. Let me know if you get the charts. :) www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/j62jgpa6nk9fr50m8xhtc/APugVQeS_QFB0iV2uEyUgzk?rlkey=2vtge50c91ey1qhuoeozecon3&st=gux9b7xm&dl=0
@kevindespino8910Күн бұрын
I can’t even stretch my fingers in that position
@mrelmoresmusiclabКүн бұрын
No worries, I will show you many more triad shapes that you can use. Some of those finger positions are a bit odd. Keep going.
@HumbleBaritonicsКүн бұрын
Cool. I play DGBE and EADGBE instruments. Liked your presentation. Jeff
@HumbleBaritonicsКүн бұрын
J'fish
@mrelmoresmusiclabКүн бұрын
Awesome and thanks for sharing. Music is such a fun journey. Keep going jellyfish.
@djrychlak4443Күн бұрын
The key to improvising is learning all the notes on the guitar neck.
@mrelmoresmusiclabКүн бұрын
True, but doesn't mean much if you have no context for it. Just my opinion of course and you should do what works for you. :)
@donaldbutcher1260Күн бұрын
When I first saw the picture I thought " what is Jon Stewart doing teaching guitar on YT ?" 😅
@mrelmoresmusiclabКүн бұрын
Too funny...I have heard that one before and a lot of other ones. lol
@ianspicer1529Күн бұрын
Excellent content! So good...thank you.
@mrelmoresmusiclabКүн бұрын
Thank you so much! These are some of the funniest videos for me to make, however, they’re not getting a lot of views as of yet. I just think it’s super cool to show people kind of what goes on behind the scenes. Especially since we’re in the very early phases of this. Keep going one day at a time.😎
@ianspicer1529Күн бұрын
@@mrelmoresmusiclab Touched a nerve for me as I am at the stage in my playing (and in no short measure thanks to your excellent tutorage/tips) where I'm ready to find/start a band. *I should add 'again' to that sentence as I was formerly in bands - just after the last ice-age; but, I'd really love to do it again - especially with all the advancements in kit etc....all we had as 100w stacks wound up to 11 😀 So, I'm really enjoying this mini-series. Do come and tour the UK when you've polished it!
@mrelmoresmusiclabКүн бұрын
Well, that makes me so happy to hear. I did a pole the other day about people being afraid to play music with others. It was shockingly in the majority that everyone was too afraid or fearful to play music with others. I’m almost feel like I’m on a mission to show people that you have to try this because it’s the most amazing thing ever. Kudos to you, and definitely hit me back and let me know how it’s going. I think it would be pretty amazing to have people on this channel network and create some music together. One day at a time, my friend. And yes, man I would love to tour the UK. I was in a band touring in the 90s and they are still together to this day. Ha ha. Definitely going to get a side project and a bunch of original music released soon. On a sidenote, did I hear that oasis is reuniting?
@ianspicer152914 сағат бұрын
@@mrelmoresmusiclab Great stuff - I've said all my life that being in a band is simply one of the things a young (or older) person can do. It's great for building confidence, learning of course and for discipline.....as I recall, an all-important thing to learn is that the sound is all about the mix (guitarists take note!!) I'm lucky in that I have access to a barn which has loads of power so a rehearsal studio is not a problem - I do like the studio that your chum has built though and would consider customising my own basement in time. Ha ha yes! Oasis. It's amazing how family feuds and rifts can be healed with absolutely no sense of irony what-so-ever when a bit of extra cash is needed!! I'm being cynical of course; they were an amazing band of their time and whilst their live performance wasn't up to much, their presence on stage was pretty cool....the tickets will have sold out already of course although the dates haven't yet been announced!
@chadrew6Күн бұрын
Just learn to read music. Real notation, not TAB!
@mrelmoresmusiclabКүн бұрын
I think learning to read music is awesome. However, every single time I’ve done a session in the studio. It’s only been required that I read chord charts. unless the Producer artist had a very specific melody sometimes I would request that it be notated. But most of them couldn’t read themselves. Ha ha. So I would say if you’re not going to learn how to read music, you should at least get really amazing at learning how to charts and know multiple voicings for those chords and whatever genre you’re going for. Just my opinion, but it’s always great to hear other thoughts as well.
@Travis_in_FloridaКүн бұрын
❤ appreciate ya
@mrelmoresmusiclabКүн бұрын
Thank you. Keep going. I miss living in Florida sometimes. Soak up that wonderful Florida sun.😎
@BobSmith-ft3csКүн бұрын
how do you use this with other chords?
@mrelmoresmusiclabКүн бұрын
That's a great question. I will make sure to do a whole video on this. Technically, a triad is just a chord, so you could mix and match triads into your playing with other chords. Lots more to come, so stay tuned. :)
@MrmeisterpoopypantsКүн бұрын
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@Mr6767WillКүн бұрын
What gauge strings are you playing on your FGX? I am thinking of putting 11's on my FS3.
@mrelmoresmusiclabКүн бұрын
Those are D Addario Phosphorus Bronze the 12-53's Love them. I also play the D Addario XT sets same gauge as well. The Yamaha is such a great guitar. You know!
@lucasgibson3973Күн бұрын
Hey what model of RayBans are those?
@mrelmoresmusiclabКүн бұрын
They are The Wayfarer RB2140 :) they are great
@harrisonbergeron5393Күн бұрын
These videos are great bro. Thank you
@mrelmoresmusiclabКүн бұрын
Thank you so much. Stoked to make them for you. I hope I can better and better. KZbin is like the guitar...a long journey, but you have to keep going one day at time. :)
@SwordOfTheRaven2 күн бұрын
Great vid I was thinkng about triads I just heard of them recently I studied music in a class in college, but I never been able to read music, even though I play several instruments, it's also tough cause I can't use my pinky when I play guitar my the middle two finger become non responsive when I use the guitar 😢 so I'm gonna have to use my first three fingers to do the triad oh well
@mrelmoresmusiclabКүн бұрын
Thanks so much for sharing your story. I think you are going to create your own style and vibes for sure. You are totally going to figure it out. I think Django Reinhardt messed up his hand in a fire and he was an amazing gypsy jazz guy. Tony Iommi cut parts of his fingers and rocked Black Sabbath. You are going to crush it. Keep going and thanks for watching. Lots more to come.
@keithcampbell66322 күн бұрын
These triad videos are amazing. I feel like my playing is about to take a boost. Thanks man.
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
My pleasure! Super stoked to help out anyway I can. We all have a path in the world of guitar. Having fun is goal number one and the rest is easy. Keep going one day at a time.
@davebauman2 күн бұрын
Jellyfish 🤘🏻 heard most of the stuff before, but there were a few lightbulb moments during your explanation. Thank you!
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
Awesome and thanks for watching. Always fascinating what we learn on our guitar journey. Keep going one day at a time :)
@SudburyBaller2 күн бұрын
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@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
Team Jellyfish for the win!
@jhc826812 күн бұрын
Team Jellyfish
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
Always. I gotta make Team Jellyfish shirts. lol.
@XxRobert95xX2 күн бұрын
I just instantly made the links between the triads and the full chord. Thank you soooo much
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
Heck Yeah! I loving hearing this. This is what is all about. Connecting the dots. Keep going and lots more to come. I love those aha moments.
@jhc826812 күн бұрын
Jellyfish!
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
Team Jellyfish!
@brickmaster5182 күн бұрын
6:40 this, this is what I am trying to get better at, connect the scale to the triads and making it sound musical. Could you do a video on that?
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
Thanks for sharing and yep, you got it. That's why I am always saying connect the dots. I will see what I can whip up for you. This might help a touch too. Let me know until I make some new ones. Lots more to come. Keep going one day at a time. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJ_bpWd9freZZ7c
@geoffg97602 күн бұрын
Jellyfishing again... You know to be honest, never intentionally listened to the Pumpkins before. Don't know why they're center cut in the music I love. Thanks for opening my eyes to that. Enjoying them
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
Hey Jellyfish...they are so good. Just listen to how beautifully layered all of their music is. I got to work with their producer in LA for awhile and it was fun picking his brain. My ex used to jam with Billy for a bit too. I've always loved their style.
@geoffg97602 күн бұрын
@@mrelmoresmusiclabAre you talking about Butch Vig?
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
I wish Butch, no a dude named Kerry Brown. He was helping me for a bit on my tv show I was working on. He used to be married to DArcy the bass player chick from the Pumpkins too. If met Butch I would have to pick his brain for days on end. lol.
@garethmartyndavies22502 күн бұрын
Amazing knowledge shared with loving guitarist, you have a certain professionalism about you 🇬🇧🙌❤️😜
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
Wow! thanks so much for that. I'm just stoked YT is finally pushing my vids out a bit more. It took me a bit of time to figure this out, but I think I'm starting to carve out my space. Just take it in small chunks and connect it over time. Happy to help in any way I can and super stoked to have you here. Keep going jellyfish.
@tomatoanus2 күн бұрын
it is wild how much you look like connor roy while wearing sunglasses
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
haha. Yeah, I have lots of hair, but the years are bringing on the gray. Keep on jamming!
@rant-man79992 күн бұрын
You should definitely consider making a video for all the chords like the three in your playlist! This was VERY helpful for me. You rock man, thank you!
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
You got it bud. I know I kind of abandoned that playlist, but I think you have proven that it will help a lot of people. I will give it a look over and get that going for you. Thanks for watching that. I will say don’t sell yourself short on some of my more advanced vids too. I think you could totally take away some pieces and a make it work for you. Keep going.
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
If you don't mind, I would love for you to watch this and let me know if any of it makes sense for you, or if there is anything useful in there for you. I think you could totally do it. Thank you! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZaboayvhbSSiqs
@mathiusq91282 күн бұрын
Tomo Fujita also helped me realize this hut I didnt listen, or didnt practice consistently
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
Yes, Tomo is great. Keep learning those triads they will help you so much. Keep going.
@TheGlobalInformationMan2 күн бұрын
This was so helpful, you have an effective teaching style. Two triad lessons and my playing has already expanded. Thank you very much.
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
So awesome to hear and thank you. Yeah, just trying to figure out my space on YT. I think giving you things in smaller chunks that you connect in the broader picture is the way to go. Stoked it helped. Keep going and keep connecting the dots. So fun!
@smoothbuddha72122 күн бұрын
This is great gives me some ideas for acoustic. Like instead of just playing songs using barre chords at full rock out. Could maybe play verses using triads for that thinner sound then during the chorus use barre chords for that bigger fuller sound to add more contrast and dynamics to playing 🎸👍
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
Yes, you got exactly what I was trying to convey without me saying it. That is connecting the dots right there. Do exactly what you just said and you are right there. Keep going.
@andrewhayden86812 күн бұрын
So useful, thank you 🙏
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
Awesome. Keep going. :)
@kmabarrettyt2 күн бұрын
Team Jellyfish!
@DerektheGuitarist2 күн бұрын
great!
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
Why thank you. Just take it one day at a time. That's all we can do. Keep going.
@MJnNB2 күн бұрын
I always appreciate theory mixed in with real world songs. Without context, not much of it makes sense to most people. Specifically me. Old Beatles songs are great for that purpose. Along with many others.
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
You are so right about this. I have this Beatles book and it is like a treasure trove of chord voicings. I swear I turned to the first song and looke at a progression. It was like a F# min to F#mMaj7 to F#m7 to B7. Amazing! That right there could teach you so much about the craft of music. Something along those lines and I was just blown away by it. I'm so glad my mom used to pump Beatle's songs throughout the house. I love songwriting and finding voicings that bring about feelings. That's what drives me any ways. Keep going.
@WSR19672 күн бұрын
I prefer Horizontal chord charts! ;-) Thank you for the great lesson!
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching and for the reply. I totally get the part about horizontal charts. If I ever make anything off platform, I would definitely be sure to make both. Keep going one day at a time and hope you come back.😎
@user-yf2cu3hp8z2 күн бұрын
Jellyfish
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
Go jellyfish. Keep drifting around in the sea of guitar. :)
@user-yf2cu3hp8z2 күн бұрын
Jellyfish
@Rogue_Strummer2 күн бұрын
extremely useful information at the 4:00 mark.. I like the triad segment that starts at 13th fret to the 8th, 3rd fret and then two shapes at the fifth fret. Seems very easy to play! Thanks brother!
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
Awesome. Kind of just made this one on a whim. But...that's just a couple of real world ways I do it. And yes....check out The Funeral by Band of Horses and you will hear that super cool triad intro. Those things just work and always will work. Have fun with it. :)
@mrelmoresmusiclab2 күн бұрын
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