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@BlindHatchet 2 күн бұрын
That was fantastic!
@Greenjagsurf 2 күн бұрын
I visit a tourist area on a lake where I grew up whenever I can. I hope someday to play well enough to go up there and play and not be asked to politely leave, at least for a while. My area is in weirs beach new Hampshire in the USA. It just recharges my soul. When I go it's like leaving home.
@makemusichere 2 күн бұрын
Sounds beautfiul! I find for me performance has a lot to do with my own psychology, maybe more so than how much I practice... Maybe a mix.. Playing with Confidence is the goal for me... some confidence comes from practice, some confidence can only come from mindset and psychology... Many fantastic musicians, don't practice, and don't perform (sometimes this happens to me to, but I am more aware of it now) from things like; perfectionism, imposter syndrome, and fixed mindset... I'd love to hear you play!
@fintanaldridge7487 3 күн бұрын
Thank you for clearly showing thw chords
@jakersdfs7921 4 күн бұрын
caged system is great for connecting the chords, and finding a specific sound anywhere on the fretboard, but to say there are only 5 shapes on guitar without any added content is just disingenuous and misleading lmao.
@makemusichere 3 күн бұрын
@@jakersdfs7921 thanks for your comment! More content coming to help students connect the dots. The point of this video is to show the 5 shape Foundation, not all the connections that branch from it, that is in the entire course. Stay tuned. Have a great day Jake!
@fintanaldridge7487 3 күн бұрын
This helped me
@brianjwills1 4 күн бұрын
Should it be E minor?
@makemusichere 4 күн бұрын
Good point, I wanted to show how blue letter are Major, then the red letter and arrow shows how to change the chord in a minor chord. Thanks for commenting on the channel!
@tavismacdonald7759 4 күн бұрын
It's not to memorize all them. It's to have all them so when you want to learn one you can go memorize it
@makemusichere 4 күн бұрын
@@tavismacdonald7759 ya, with formulaes, theory, you can figure all of them out, without memorizing 40,000 shapes. The theory of how chords are put together allows a guitarist to find all the chords without a book.
@tavismacdonald7759 4 күн бұрын
@@makemusichere EXACTLY. I have a shit ton of formulas memorized and the circle of fifths. So I know every sharp or flat in every key
@makemusichere 4 күн бұрын
@@tavismacdonald7759 Sweet! Thanks for commenting on the channel!
@makemusichere 5 күн бұрын
HOW TO PLAY MAJOR & MINOR SHAPES | Only 5 shapes to learn all chords | LANCE CARR GUITAR LESSON 0:00 INTRO 0:37 THE 5 "CAGED" SHAPES OVERVIEW 1:30 C CHORD (step1) 1 FINGER 1:50 C CHORD (step 2) 2 FINGER 2:25 C CHORD (step 3) 3 FINGER 3:33 A CHORD (step 1) 1 FINGER 4:13 A CHORD (step 2) 2 FINGER 5:00 A CHORD (step 3) 3 FINGER 6:38 G CHORD (step 1) 1 FINGER 7:23 G CHORD (step 2) 2 FINGER 8:10 G CHORD (step 3) 3 FINGER 9:40 E CHORD (step 1) 1 FINGER 10:38 E CHORD (step 2) 2 FINGER 11:39 E CHORD (step 3) 3 FINGER 12:20 D CHORD (step 1) 1 FINGER 13:00 D CHORD (step 2) 2 FINGER 13:38 D CHORD (step 3) 3 FINGER MAJOR CHORD FORMULAES; 16:37 LETTER FORMULAES OVERVIEW GBDfaceGBDface 16:50 C CHORD = C E G letters = C1 D2 E3 F4 G5 17:43 A CHORD = A C# E letters = A1 B2 C#3 D4 E5 18:16 G CHORD = G B D letters = G1 A2 B3 C4 D5 18:56 E CHORD = E G# B letters = E1 F#2 G#3 A4 B5 19:37 D CHORD = D F# A letters = D1 E2 F#3 G5 A5 MINOR CHORD FORMULAES; 20:02 E A D minor shape -1 fret on the 3rd letter in ALPHABET 20:12 A minor = A C E = A1 B2 MINUS 1 FRET FOR 3RD LETTER C# TO C 20:28 E minor = E G B = E1 F#2 MINUS 1 FRET FOR 3RD LETTER G# TO G 22:23 D minor = D F A = D1 E2 MINUS 1 FRET FOR 3RD LETTER F# TO F
@Greenjagsurf 6 күн бұрын
Would flatwound strings stop the slide squeek? Ive never used flatwounds.
@makemusichere 6 күн бұрын
Good question, I haven't tried playing slide on flatwound, have you?
@lancecarrmusic 12 күн бұрын
Finding out what's difficult, then practicing it is how musicians improve! Just playing what we're already good at can be fun, however we don't develop new skills if we don't try new or challenging things! 🤔 *disclaimer* -Take breaks if it causes physical pain though! -be light and gentle and relaxed with muscles, breathe, and take it easy... To Quote Muhammed Ali, " Fly light like a butterfly, sting like a bee!" 🦋🐝
@lancecarrmusic 12 күн бұрын
Finding out what's difficult, then practicing it is how musicians improve! Just playing what we're already good at can be fun, however we don't develop new skills if we don't try new or challenging things! 🤔 *disclaimer* -Take breaks if it causes physical pain though! -be light and gentle and relaxed with muscles, breathe, and take it easy... To Quote Muhammed Ali, " Fly light like a butterfly, sting like a bee!" 🦋🐝
@lancecarrmusic 12 күн бұрын
Finding out what's difficult, then practicing it is how musicians improve! Just playing what we're already good at can be fun, however we don't develop new skills if we don't try new or challenging things! 🤔 *disclaimer* -Take breaks if it causes physical pain though! -be light and gentle and relaxed with muscles, breathe, and take it easy... To Quote Muhammed Ali, " Fly light like a butterfly, sting like a bee!" 🦋🐝
@lancecarrmusic 12 күн бұрын
Finding out what's difficult, then practicing it is how musicians improve! Just playing what we're already good at can be fun, however we don't develop new skills if we don't try new or challenging things! 🤔 *disclaimer* -Take breaks if it causes physical pain though! -be light and gentle and relaxed with muscles, breathe, and take it easy... To Quote Muhammed Ali, " Fly light like a butterfly, sting like a bee!" 🦋🐝
@lancecarrmusic 12 күн бұрын
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@makemusichere 12 күн бұрын
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@makemusichere 12 күн бұрын
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@makemusichere 12 күн бұрын
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@makemusichere 12 күн бұрын
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@LRGregg13 15 күн бұрын
So does the High Es' next transition move down 4 since its on the B string now?
@makemusichere 12 күн бұрын
Yes, if I understand you correctly. Will make a video to explain. Small string 1-2 = +5 frets strings 2-3 = +4 frets strings 3-4 = +5 frets strings 4-5 = +5 frets strings 5-6 = +5 frets Thanks for your comment! Does that clarify your question?
@LRGregg13 8 күн бұрын
@@makemusichere yes thanks, that was what I perceived.
@makemusichere 8 күн бұрын
@@LRGregg13 thanks Greg! I appreciate your comments!
@explorateurbe 16 күн бұрын
ery good method for beginners, I would have liked to know this method^^+1 abo
@makemusichere 12 күн бұрын
Glad you liked it!
@jeialien 18 күн бұрын
When a third plus a third equals a fifth 😂
@frankm2588 20 күн бұрын
I've seen your videos, nice graphics. Can I ask a dumb question. What does Fret is Lava mean and what is the game?
@makemusichere 18 күн бұрын
Thanks for your question Frank! The Lava Game is a way to categorize notes that harmonize and also how notes tend to want to move from tension (less in harmony) to resolved sounds (more in harmony). It's a metaphor or analogy to symbolize and simplify, make more practical, the use of advanced music theory. Color coding helps us conceptualize the patterns and classify a spectrum of the in to out of harmony sounds. I call the red and orange LAVA 🔥notes tense, sometimes known as passing notes or avoid notes sometimes. The green color tones are the neighbor tones that tend to sound more in harmony, often 2 frets away from a chord tone/note. The Blue colors are the frets/note/tones that are found in a chord.
@makemusichere 18 күн бұрын
It's been helpful for me and my students to compose, improvise, make guitar solos, and understand advanced music theory concepts in ways that are practical and useful, moving theory into applicable real world music making scenarios. I've been surprised at how quickly it helps map out the fretboard in a musically applicable way. It becomes less of theory, for theory sake, and more theory that really help musicians write songs for songwriting, improvising, analysis, jamming, making solos, and a lot... It's helped make pattern recognition much more accessible, in my experience anyways. I am really excited to share it, as I've seen it being incredibly helpful to musicians! 🙏
@Lancecarrguitar 21 күн бұрын
I made a minor mistake, pun intended #dadjokes On the chart they should be labeled "INVERSIONS" not 1st & 2nd "POSITIONS" 😂
@austinsatterfield6792 22 күн бұрын
So all of my guitars are set up well but i have one with crazy bad set up and i use it as an exersice to see how well i can make it sound by adapting my touch only. Idk if it helps but i feel like it does something
@makemusichere 21 күн бұрын
@@austinsatterfield6792 cool! Thanks for sharing! I heard Paco de Lucia has different set ups and string tensions based on concert vs practices. Definitely worth experimenting to see the difference and what works best in different situations, has been what I've found helpful too. Thanks again for sharing!
@bradleygallant615 23 күн бұрын
I am planning on purchasing my son his firat guitar for his birthday, am having flashbacks to when my mom did her best and got me the cheapest guitar she could find at the ponshop because i showed interest, love you mom... anyway it sucked so bad and at the time i though it was me that sucked and left the hobby for a long time until I met my Gibson J-15, now I know, quality really is the difference, problem is im not a rich man and my son is showing interest only at the Gibson Les Pauls.. and its only my fault 🤦♂️ whats a dad to do?
@bungisbob1541 22 күн бұрын
It happens
@CoolbyRiles 22 күн бұрын
I’d get him a cheap beginner one so he can learn how to set it up right , learn the basics, and make it his own. KZbin’s a great place to learn. Then I’d tell him I’ll only get him a Gibson when he can play me Snow by the chilli peppers😂 when I was young I learned on a cheap hand me down that I was grateful to have, didn’t expect my parents to drop a lot of money on something I didn’t need. I’ve seen too many beginners get a 500$+ guitar as their first one and never actually learn it.
@CoolbyRiles 22 күн бұрын
If he’s really stuck on a Les Paul then I’d look around for a used Epiphone Les Paul for sale, same thing as the Gibson but 200$ new instead of 1000$👍 The guitar doesn’t make the guitarist, the guitarist makes the guitar.
@Lancecarrguitar 22 күн бұрын
There's a lot of guitars now that are more affordable, I'd invest more in a good guitar tech person to set up the instrument, or try changing to lower strings. Definitely agree there's some great resources on learning to adjust comfort on a guitar. Every guitar is a different shape and size, so I find it best to experiment to find one that feels and fits best, and then have a guitar tech adjust strings with a good set up. Some people like lighter gauge strings, detuning and/or using a capo. One strategy is having a good guitar tech who sets string height as low as can go without buzzing. It takes some experimenting to find a setup that feels best.
@Lancecarrguitar 22 күн бұрын
I've found sone affordable used instruments and then saved the money to hire a guitar tech adjust the guitar "action" aka "set up the string height" STEWMAC has some tips on how to adjust strings height, and making guitar more comfortable too.
@makemusichere 23 күн бұрын
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@MarcusConstantine_Cavalida21 23 күн бұрын
Dr. House?
@MichaelHunter-d4l 23 күн бұрын
One of my favourite scales / vibes especially over drones. This is really cool man well done, a really creative take and outlook on learning as a whole and it's applications in guitar playing. The use of colour and pattern recognition for example, like you said I should now write my own out.
@makemusichere 22 күн бұрын
Thanks Michael! I appreciate your comment!
@jamesbowen2105 23 күн бұрын
I had a beautiful pair of Yamaha Acoustic guitars in the early 80s (6and12 string) that were nearly impossible to "note" on due to pathetic frets and the strings being to high off the fret board. They were beautiful, and the acoustics were ephemeral but i traded them to real guitarist who rebuilt them.
@makemusichere 23 күн бұрын
Thanks for commenting James! Have you found a guitar or set up that feels comfortable and sounds the way you like?
@jamesbowen2105 23 күн бұрын
@makemusichere I've given up my childhood fantasies and just appreciate talented artists work!
@makemusichere 22 күн бұрын
@@jamesbowen2105 thanks James for your comment. For me I don't consider myself talented. I know I've spent probably over 30,000 hours listening to, studying, practicing, and playing guitar in my life. For me it's been a lot of time learning that has helped me. I want to share tips that I found helped me and my students. I still try to think with a beginner's mind, and am want to learn more until the day I die. I like asking questions, I like finding out about paradox, and how some theory works differently in different situations and contexts. I an getting better at accepting I can be wrong sometimes, and that is helping me be assertive and helping me learn more.
@jamesbowen2105 22 күн бұрын
@makemusichere the best guitarist dont live by rules, but by experiments and experience, in my opinion, as a fan. My all-time favorite is Lifeson, but i know many hifted guitarists. With no commercial credits...anf lidtrning to pipneers ftom thr girst half of the 20th vrntury id alwsys enlightening and humbling, vonsideting they were inventing the instrument and techniques, as they went! If you don't know the rules, you aren't afraid to just try, and continuosly working, learning and perfecting yields more anf better redults than just being the most technically and theoretically correct musician! Keep going!
@makemusichere 22 күн бұрын
@@jamesbowen2105 Great comment! Thanks James! I like to think of guitar conducting Science Experiments, and also trying to be Artistic and expressive with it. There's so many interesting and unique ways to make sound. That's the fun of it, for me. Lots of new sounds to explore, listening and learning from others and trying different things too. Thanks for sharing your ideas!
@makemusichere 23 күн бұрын
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@Lancecarrguitar 23 күн бұрын
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@TheRealGregariousGreg 24 күн бұрын
Thanks for fingering A minor for us
@GodpostalRemik 26 күн бұрын
Thanks really nice video for me as beginner. It help me alot with reading music sheet n some scale answer. Nice job Mr
@makemusichere 25 күн бұрын
Glad you found it helpful! Thank you for your comments and feedback!
@makemusichere Ай бұрын
*I MADE 1 MISTAKE IN VIDEO - CORRECTED HERE* Em is technically the iim (not the iiim) of key of D! 😂
@makemusichere Ай бұрын
FRET IS LAVA GAME! Key of Em (Melodic Minor) 🔵 🌊 🟢🍀 🟠🔥 🔴🔥 Full FRET MAP (cryptogram) attached below! Guitarist's try this MELODIC MINOR JAM!