4 Amazing Chord Change Secrets for Guitar

[@MrA1582000]

Excellent tips

[@mr.lizard9191]

Very useful lesson. Thanks.

[@maddycanfly7217]

This was SO helpful !

[@RickMartinYouTube]

missing your videos - but I think I'll go back and rewatch many of them - I have your book of exercises I can go back to, as well.

[@rossthemusicandguitarteacher]

Much love my friend! Been super busy writing music, and it makes me very happy. I want to do video again soon but I don't want to until my heart is in it. For the sake of quality.

[@Bob-os3lj]

D - A - E is really easy with a guide or anchor finger. Your anchor finger is the index finger and you play the D with Index on G 2nd fret, middle finger on E 2nd fret and ring finger on B 3rd fret. Then jump your index one string over and form the A chord around it, your When you switch to E, slide the index finger up one fret and jump the other 2 fingers to A and D strings 2nd fret.

[@lucatagliaferri2731]

Hey i just discovered your channel and I wanted to say thank you for the awesome content

[@rossthemusicandguitarteacher]

Happy to be of service! I don't post as much anymore, but I have plans for moving into teaching composing for guitar soon! Stay tuned :)

[@robrob1596]

Great video! I'm looking for more Travis picking songs that are useful for technique, your suggestions in this video would help with Travis picking chord changes. Possible video idea🤘🇺🇲

[@rossthemusicandguitarteacher]

I definitely can incorporate how to do this stuff with fingerpicking. The thing is, it is actually easier than when strumming! I know I cover that topic alot on my videos, but one specifically for that is a great idea.

[@DIYivan04]

Lookin good man. Found you from Tom woods many moons ago. I hope all is well

[@rossthemusicandguitarteacher]

Much love my friend! I still listen to Tom. :) I hope all is well with you too!

[@sujeth3909]

Brother, could you recommend some theory books?

[@rossthemusicandguitarteacher]

You could read the one I did on Amazon, link in the description. But, to be honest, the best way to learn is to analyze the music you are playing and any music that catches your attention.

[@manuelgonzales6483]

First❤🔥❤ love your content

[@nelsonalabanza3349]

Nothing new with your topic my friend. I've been doing this ever since I've learned to play a guitar...though I knew that this topic are for beginners, why not a higher level of tutorial lessons for instance broken chords...? 🤔🤔🤔

[@rossthemusicandguitarteacher]

This principle doesn't really change between arpeggiated chords and block chords, except the finger placement might be a bit staggered.