5 Alternate Chord Voicings for Electric Guitar (commonly used in modern worship)

[@natedogmetal115]

I've been playing guitar for a little over 35 years and have never played contemporary Christian music...this helps sooooo much! thank you!

[@DxPxOfficial]

This is great! I’m a long time bedroom guitarist who recently joined my church’s worship team, so needless to say it’s all been a very big learning experience and this helped a lot!

[@Kurtster600]

Clickable timestamps: 00:48 : Voicing 1a - The F voicing 03:32 : Voicing 1b - The Minor voicing (goes along with the F shape) 04:14 : Voicing 2a - The D voicing (Triad) 05:55 : Voicing 2b - The Am voicing (goes along with the D shape) 07:00 : Voicing 3: The Power Chord voicing 09:26 : Voicing 4: The major scale voicing 11:27 : Voicing 5: Inversions

[@danielmorales759]

CaptainZuzlike nice man thanks this is awsome for shortcuts to go back when you finish watching. I appreciate this God bless u

[@rodantegutierrez4308]

thank you man! Godbless

[@guit4rguy]

Quick tip. When you want to move to the relative minor when using the D shape, instead of playing a barre chord, place your pinky 2 frets above on the G string to play a minor chord without making the chord thicker. Here is a major chord (using D shape) G string 7th fret, B string 8th fret, E string 7th fret. For the relative minor this would be, G string 9th fret, B string 8th fret, E string 7th fret.

[@RyanWright]

wish you all had put a PDF showing the chord shapes on here for download. Great video though!

[@lynkisner6912]

I’ve been playing for twenty years and this is one of the best lessons I’ve ever seen. Bradford, you do an amazing job in each of your videos and I appreciate all your time and hard work! Thank you for all that you do and for serving Christ!

[@bmitchellmusic]

Lyn Kisner thanks Lyn! Really appreciate that!

[@4cooldog99]

This is it !!!! Omg you have no idea how long I have been looking for this type of video!!! Thank you !

[@sirtreebeard]

I remember when I first learned triads it completely changed how I played electric guitar. These are really great tips!

[@derekmunroe1530]

This explains a bunch to me. I started many years ago playing the electric with all power chords, as of the past few decades I’ve been mainly playing acoustic and recently got back to playing the electric on my worship team. This helps big time thx 👍🏻

[@solomonkonwar5893]

Really appreciate worship tutorials.. Keep them videos coming. It's really helpful. Let's keep it in our prayer that more people will see this and use it to bring praises to our Lord throughout the world.

[@AspynDotZip]

It's crazy i was nervous about playing worship on electric but apparently all the chords i learned playing jazz work well! Thank you for the vid

[@davemessenger3610]

This is a fantastic lesson! This was a great explanation of the chords used in modern worship music today!

[@sn95_mustang_garage]

This is actually a fantastic Chord lesson. Nobody does these anymore on KZbin, can only get stuff like this with pay lessons now.

[@ClayToTreasure]

You still can find them for free, but it's all over the place unlike in this lesson. I literally spent weeks to piece together information about triads from other videos

[@orlandomorales5423]

look up the caged system that's where a lot of these shapes come from. Really learn the notes on the guitar and the theory of how chords are built, once you know that then you could build chords all over the neck.

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[@benburoker5192]

This video connected a few dots for me on chords that I just hadn’t thought of before. Thank you so much!

[@frankesposito2165]

Just wanna let you know how grateful I am of you guys. Y'all taught me so much. God bless.

[@TheOpinionGuyy]

mindblown one major and minor voicing.. bruh this is so good.. im speechless

[@TheDrewSmyther]

This is lead worship guitarist 101, love it! And a great refresher for me too

[@chrisfielding]

Bradford, this is the most helpful video I've watched in a looong time. And I waste a lot of time watching videos..... Thanks brother!

[@moltpong]

Been waiting for this for ages!!!! Please make more of these!!

[@JustenHarden]

This video was clutch, man! 1 of 3 electric guitarists for our Christmas services. Thank you!

[@kevinguerrier8431]

Bradford thank you! I have saved this and will rewatch several times.

[@grizzmack12]

Love this series. They've been very useful for me switching from acoustic to electric. The more voicings you want to share the better!

[@deannatale8349]

Why’d it take me so long to find something like this? No one talks about these methods but they’re so helpful and should’ve been the first thing I learned when approaching electric

[@Didi_105]

Such an amazing teacher. God bless you!

[@zachpfeif]

Dude. That guitar is gorgeous!

[@darthmaxo]

Great lesson for musicians looking to understand lead guitar better!

[@McPaulish]

perfect timing for worship practice tonight!! thank you

[@brianmarker]

this is incredible.. thank you guys

[@mlc3ifly]

Thank you for this video. Its going to open up to me a new level of playing for worship!! God Bless!!

[@park2086]

You deserve my like. I cannot thank you enough. Really appreciate making this awesome video

[@sammydodgers121]

God bless you brother, thank you for your ministry

[@BobJones-bh9qz]

This is huge, really made a difference in my playing thank you

[@swangrant3581]

HELPFUL?!?!?! Dude this has helped me so much! Taken my worship guitar abilities to the next level! Thank you SO much brother!

[@beggasus]

This is quality, and really practically helpful. Thanks Bradford! More like this please WT...

[@yungkg3495]

thank you so much i feel like this prepares me as a eletric guitar beginner

[@PhillipAlcock]

One of the things I've learned from playing bass in a 'big' band is that the whole rhythm section doesn't need to play the root note! Since the bass, and possible piano are almost certainly playing the root note the guitarist doesn't need to. Especially in worship songs where the bass is often playing 1/8 notes on mainly the root note. So you can play even fewer notes!

[@Tk_player]

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[@jasongo_]

thank you for this lesson, it really helpful. God bless you!

[@turbo_stryker21]

This is exactly the kind of lesson I was looking for! Thank you so much.

[@natert0tthetater]

Thanks man, this is going to help me out a ton! Been struggling with getting through a plateau in my playing and being able do something more creative than just chords.

[@frjethki18]

Thank you so much it's very helpful for me and God bless you

[@emmanuelmarinez1690]

This is a great video. Helped greatly. May God bless you for the work you are doing with this channel.

[@yokeloonw]

This is something we like to learn

[@joshuasouth]

Very helpful video! Thank you and God bless you!

[@andrewporter4235]

Thanks so much.... great lesson....very helpful.....God bless.

[@DIDCHOI]

More videos like these please. This and the last were awesome!

[@d-dialogues564]

Just love this lesson Thanks for teaching this stuff❤

[@theworshipstudio429]

The first time I watched this video, I missed those last 5 seconds. Hahahahaha! Worth it.

[@nicelliott209]

Thanks for sharing. Brilliant help for me starting to look at new ways of playing chords!

[@Jakodrums]

really great lesson. Clear and quick, love it!

[@ChedCuaresma]

This is a great lesson! Looking forward to the next one.

[@Rudster111]

Your face at 4:32 😂😂 It’s that blank stare that we all have when explaining a D chord. Haha. Great and informative video! Thank you! God bless!

[@nemnem___]

Wow, this is incredibly useful

[@tiitiikeishing708]

Presented beautifully in a simple way for the beginners 👍. You can be more theoretical for the advance players. Wrapped around minor chords are the minor 7 chords. C/E is the 1st inversion not second. C/G will be the second inversion.

[@Techco1]

Funny I have been using all of these and not really knowing it. Playing in a really good full group you quickly realize less strings the better and have been trying really hard to hard to play what I hear on tracks to get voicing right. Good to see I’m in the right shapes lol

[@yumiryoko221]

Thanks so much for teaching the 1st inversion chords. I'm having a trigger thumb now so I can't do the G/B F#/D stuff. But now I can! God Bless!

[@brodominique3800]

Ty sir, I learn a lot from you😁

[@joshuaking3210]

This was so helpful!! Do more videos like this!!

[@haechanoh4117]

This video is insane! Thank you~

[@TommyKLG]

Really usable and helpful tips. Thanks :-)

[@MatthewPolack]

This is an excellent lesson. Thank you. The tricky thing I think is that all of us have slightly different hands...I actually have very big hands...and to try and get my thumb over..then play the 3 notes for the F voicing up in the E chord area..seems impossible. I'm amazed how you do this so effortlessly..I just don't have that kind of flexibility! I've found guitar such a frustrating instrument to learn compared to piano..because it isn't just a musical challenge...it is a challenge in finger contortions! Maybe these things improve over time...I remember bar chords once seemed impossibe too. and I'm getting there with those. Anyway thank you..this is a brilliant lesson...and if I ignore the thumb side of things for the E chord.. I can still apply this. Thanks.

[@jeffreyvanhorn1996]

Excellent! Thank you.

[@ruandre5619]

Opened up a new world to me

[@joshuaraji8888]

Dude this is like payed class!!!

[@donnpoff]

Powerful lesson! Thank you!

[@mikezipparo1497]

such a great lesson

[@rogerpoindexter849]

Good lesson, thanks

[@4cooldog99]

This video has been really helpful thanks so much

[@Chingu-nm6wp]

Great chordal lesson with some solid theory

[@ejpapot]

Thanks so much! God bless!

[@tasc22]

Thank you. This is some good stuff ☺️

[@ernielim4118]

Love love love this!

[@JoeMcDaniel]

That guitar sounds glorious.

[@worshiptutorials]

Joe McDaniel 🙌🏼

[@bassgore]

Great lesson!

[@Morelgian]

This was awesome. Thank you!

[@Fifareal1986]

great class and beautiful guitar man.

[@badcatlu]

8:35 can be played during a I V I IV progression or a I V vi IV progression

[@Mrbluesy1]

Great lesson!!!

[@stancj7]

What he goes over at 8:00-9:00 is great for the 1, 4, and 5 but is there an easy way to get to a 6 from that shape without having to completely move you hand?

[@joseisrael8988]

Hello, I know I am late but, you can just play the 1 chord if there are others already playing the 6 chord... The reason why you can play the 1 instead of the 6 is because when you play the 1 chord over the 6 you get a minor 7th chord. With the voicing he shows, the 9th in the 1 chord is the 4th/11th in the minor chord so really you are playing a minor 11th. In my opinion it doesn't sound bad. Hope it helped, have a good day.

[@jdhaase1417]

Super helpful!

[@nehepaul9431]

Brad thanks again 👏👏

[@nathanbunnell]

Good ideas for practice. Thanks

[@abouttocrashx]

Inversions are great!

[@tmack2432]

This was very helpful! I know you can take a lot from this video and apply it, but i would love to see a video on leading from electric. Haven’t really found any

[@invin7215]

So helpful! Thankyou.

[@silenciadorsilencioso7488]

Nice ! keep doing this ! Bless you :)

[@blusky1199]

Thanks!! God Bless !!

[@rmejia]

Great lesson

[@lukescott8438]

super helpful!! thank you!

[@Zwilsonguitarist]

This is awesome! Thanks!

[@anthonycho3446]

Thanks, great tutorial

[@kishore5267]

Thank you so much sir

[@danielmorales759]

Thank you this makes sense to me I need to study my notes on the guitar

[@alexwr]

Might like to point out that the first minor shape is a minor 7th :)

[@georgewilson1354]

Yes, I was thinking the same thing

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Great lesson, and great sound! What profile r u using?

[@B_Riley]

Super helpful!!! Thanks 🙏

[@spanlitthabah1694]

Great lesson. Thanks

[@ManofGod813]

Good info, thank you!

[@johnrivera1796]

Thank you!

[@BigMikebno1]

Thank you so much

[@andrewlewis2167]

Nb.. We can use sus4 chords on all of the three minor chords in a major scale. Example if ur playing in a band then the sus4 chord would essential become a smooth layer