1 SECRET YOU NEED TO KNOW TO MAKE LEARNING CHORDS EASIER

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If you have a hard time figuring out the notes in your chords you need to watch this video! With this one tip figuring out chord tones will become much easier, and you will see the similarities in chords. Here's the 1 secret you need to know about chords!
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P. Mauriat 67RX Influence alto sax
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BG Silver Duo ligature

[@caseykorstanje9942]

You've just saved me hours and hours of work. Thank you!

[@michaelszlachta1194]

Genius! Scott- thank you for all of your tips , tricks and time. So much appreciated Thanks again!!

[@EngrTamao]

Thank you very much sir Even as a blind man I got this class taiwo from lagos Nigeria

[@PerroLokoMakein]

This is insanely useful!!! Never heard of this hint before, but I'm starting to memorize every scale back again using this. This is such a game changer!!!

[@ScottPaddock]

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[@JayCee-hw4zc]

Fantastic! You're a smart cookie

[@battle-techs]

This is a really good secret Scott. Thanks!!!

[@ximenarosas2016]

Useful as always !! I like your channel as you encourage to dive in not only learning a song neither only improve technique, but rather understanding some theory as well!

[@litoffe]

Great teaching! Appreciate your great ability to make the complex easy to understand 👍

[@mthandazobaleni6906]

An eye opener

[@JayCee-hw4zc]

Love it! 🎉

[@curtpiazza1688]

Good trick..thanx!

[@antk274]

Great explanation thank you

[@ScottPaddock]

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[@Michael-ol7wm]

Thank you Scott. Another great video.

[@ScottPaddock]

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[@palfrayguitars2916]

Wow thats killer. Your tips are so useful but this one is special. Thanks for all your brill work...and soulful tone😊

[@animationatione]

The best chord advice video i ever watched! Thanks again Scott. Very simple and easy to absorb :)

[@ScottPaddock]

Thanks, yeah most people don't teach or think of chord construction this way, but when you do, it's super easy. You're not starting over at 1 for every new chord or key. You're just plugging in the info to the pattern of 3rds.

[@yuricarver]

You instil me with confidence Scott. Thanks🤴🏾

[@aidanburrows4177]

Just starting to improvise with backing tracks where there’s a sequence of chords given. This is so useful. Thank you.

[@paulanjos]

I'm having a nightmare learning chords with so many of them. This has made it a lot easier!! Some great videos

[@ScottPaddock]

Hey Paul, yeah, once you recognize the pattern it gets way easier. Good luck!

[@alfonsocorrea3294]

Thanks a lot Scott, you're the best!!

[@ljohn2532]

Well Scott, besides just blowing my mind, you just made things much easier for me! Thanks for sharing your incredible knowledge again! 😁

[@ScottPaddock]

Yeah, it's a really easy way to remember your 3rds. An even easier way is thinking: GBD (say it really fast it's easy to remember) and FACE - that's the order of 3rds. So GBD - FACE

[@ljohn2532]

Awesome!!! Even easier!! I really appreciate it! Have a great Halloween!!

[@staffe-marketing1395]

That's a great tip! Thanks Scott!

[@ScottPaddock]

Yeah, it really helps organize the chords better.

[@3107197000]

Excellent Lesson Scott!! Thank you 🎷

[@ScottPaddock]

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[@scottlane8157]

you are the best! Ive been playing forever and never made that realization! man I feel stupid but thanks!

[@frankgreco4292]

Thanks Scott!! Super helpful!!

[@ScottPaddock]

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[@sebbi5419]

I love your Tipp's

[@ScottPaddock]

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[@georgemonroe9683]

Excellent information

[@ScottPaddock]

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[@robertnorris8096]

Mind blown Scott!! Thanks!

[@ScottPaddock]

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[@JSWilliamssr]

Good info, Scott. This is the same paradigm I learned playing organ.

[@ScottPaddock]

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[@Ramen_Sensei]

THIS IS SUPER ACCURATE!!!!! THANK YOU SCOTT!!!!!

[@markburgess5685]

Bril! Thanks!

[@ScottPaddock]

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[@anthonynastasijr]

Very cool Scott.

[@ScottPaddock]

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[@janymikeptz1156]

Great video, thanks again!

[@dorisfigueroa4027]

Thank's Scott. That's much easier than to learn major and minor scales individually.

[@ScottPaddock]

You still need to know everything individually 😀 but this method helps organize it so you can use it really quickly.

[@dorisfigueroa4027]

@@ScottPaddock Thanks. Major and Minor scales are important, with this method is easier to fill in the gaps in between. I find it easier with numbers than the actual note letter. Thanks for all your videos. I'm an adult sax beginner and your videos are to the point and what I practice with every day.

[@piuspeter2515]

Excellent

[@keithridenhour7033]

great video. K

[@garysnowdon1918]

Wow that's amazing

[@ScottPaddock]

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[@martinwatkins1444]

This is really helpful stuff, as usual. Is there somewhere you have set out the general 'formulae' for the main chord qualities you are talking about (so which notes you need to flatten or sharpen to get minors, major sevenths etc)? You mention some of them in your examples, but I need to learn them by heart alongside this pattern...

[@ScottPaddock]

Hey Martin - I did a video on chords. This should help explain everything. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4OWimZumdChpdE

[@davidcox8961]

I'll have to give that a try. I just realized that I have already memorized C scale in thirds.

[@ScottPaddock]

It definitely makes it easier!

[@davidcox8961]

@@ScottPaddock I've found a better way to fall asleep. Instead of counting sheep I recite the C chord tones front to back. Why's it harder to count backward?

[@garysnowdon1918]

I was using an elaborate mnemonic with each letter a word. You could go D FACE GB it's not politically correct a bit sex pistols but that's my mnemonic. Cheers man outstanding skills you have.

[@ScottPaddock]

Haha! I tell students: GBD - FACE. Because GBD is really easy to say super fast, and then FACE is a word. But whatever works for you!

[@edwardsantiago1412]

I am not understanding. Can you explain what is a third.

[@ScottPaddock]

The interval of a 3rd. So in your C scale: C D E F G A B C (C to E would be a 3rd.... D to F would be a 3rd.... E to G would be a 3rd... etc)

[@Glundyn]

GBDFACE -> Great Big Danish Face

[@ScottPaddock]

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[@mobitdiraineakumcha2302]

love you brother have been downloading your videos for long now without commenting, you are doing a great job please how can i contact you i will like to work with you

[@ScottPaddock]

Hey! Thanks. I'm on a tour right now in Europe, but will be launching a online sax school website when the tour is over in March.

[@florianjaeger6733]

what newts...? seven newts!

[@piuspeter2515]

but please what about pentatonic chords

[@ScottPaddock]

Pentatonics aren't chords. They are a condensed version of the scale. I'll do a video on them in the next week or so.

[@joelmendiola1432]

Hi

[@ScottPaddock]

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[@joelmendiola1432]

Hi Sir Scott, your mouthpiece is very nice . May i know the brand ...?