20 Ways To Play The Same Guitar Chord

Have you ever seen a guitar player play something and thought “what kind of crazy shapes are they playing”? Well in this video, Nate Savage is here to show you twenty different ways to play the same chord. This is a great way to shake up your playing and give you the tools you need to play more interesting variations of the chords you already know.
One of the huge benefits of these new shapes is something you’ll notice when you’re playing with another guitarist. Instead of being stuck playing the exact same thing as the other player, you can now play a different version of the exact same chord. This immediately sounds a lot better since you’ll be playing two distinct parts designed to fit together in harmony.
Don’t feel like you need to grasp every single shape in this lesson right away. Grab a few and work on them until you know them as well as your other chord shapes. Every time you master one, add another. Before you know it, you’ll have all twenty shapes in your back pocket!
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[@MusoraMedia]

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[@markopolo2224]

basically the caged method

[@kasramojami4485]

Thanks but can you also make a video about minor chord shapes ?

[@isaiesquivel1759]

There are many more...I play regional mexican music

[@neatpolygons8500]

AHAAA!!! SNEAKY GUITAR PLAYERS

[@israeldillard9872]

3 years ago not 2.

[@aeea3306]

So you can play g? Are you sure you have mastered the g chord?

[@Lee_music249]

Very simplified, honest, and no frills. Great video.

[@somedude8604]

I though I had big decently sized hands bruh.

[@victor5435]

This was outstanding. Just using the open chords makes songs sound the same, this is super cool

[@midnightraiin4035]

Great, man:)

[@ambarishroul7278]

I was playing those same shapes again and again but never new that there are so many different voicing within those chord shapes.

[@larryherbert252]

Real good instruction, you get right to the point, no long explanation before getting into the instruction. Thanks Much

[@BestBeginnerGuitarLessons]

Good video Nate. Great info for all guitar players, newbies as well as intermediate players.

[@louiskynardjr.1871]

Nice! Great lesson Nate, such a neat way to get folks to learn the CAGED system...

[@markhrabe]

Thanks for putting this out! Very helpful.

[@alexpapa7524]

That's cool man, I always thought of a barre as a moveable nut. It's cool to see someone else teach it the same way.

[@cryinginthewilderness5198]

Great video. Made it easy to understand and learn.

[@ambarishroul7278]

Thanks Nate for this lesson .

[@tranghoang3498]

A great lesson! Thank you so much 🙏👌🏻