Best DARK Metal Chord | Spice Up Your Evil Chords Now!

[@Bernthguitar]

Today we check out the extremely dark and dissonant E5(#11) chord - we could also see it as an Em(addb5) chord missing the minor third G - in this case, would see A# as Bb (diminished fifth). Hope you can use this one for your music! :)

[@jasonday8334]

Bernth Brodträger I purchased Sweep Picking Masterclass looking forward to learning a new approach on sweeping other than using a broom.

[@Bernthguitar]

@@jasonday8334 Welcome to the program Jason, happy to have you! If you have any questions concerning the exercises just hit me up at [e-mail] - hope you have a lot of fun practicing 🙂🤘🏻

[@jasonday8334]

Bernth Brodträger Awesome Thank You!!

[@voronOsphere]

@@Bernthguitar This chord lesson is very helpful and enjoyable! Thanks, Bernth!

[@kearnsguitars2236]

Absolutely, do more chord theory

[@ashtweth]

6:10 that's seasons in the abyss.

[@matthewbabin9033]

Yes please. More chord theory is always welcome. Rhythm playing is just as important as shred

[@tonyjones1560]

🎯🎯🎯🎯

[@sinisterminister9920]

*more* important you meant A good lead player is great but most rhythm players are lead-capable. I prefer rhythm myself

[@26yz]

I love this!! This is definitely not for beginners. We need more music theory lessons, both for beginners and advanced like this one

[@briangould8313]

I love your teachings... love the theory you put into all your videos!!! I think Ive grown as a guitarist for sure from watching... still struggling with my confidence level with soloing...

[@nastychewy]

Ive been learning guitar for the last year now every week i have a lesson. In between lessons i watch your videos and man my playing is really starting to get alot better by the day. My teaxher is awesome but it nevwr hirts to have back up ways to learn to get a better understanding of what he's teaching me. Absolutely love your videos man and i came across your page by accident

[@privettk]

Love these lessons man so glad KZbin recommended you! I'm already learning a few things that have had me stumped and chord construction has definitely been one of them. Hope to see more! Thanks for the great content!

[@raghdzahr8072]

Bernth! I think it would be a nice idea if you could potentially host an AMA when you hit a milestone. It would be great to understand your own inspirations, favorite pickups, equipment, & guitarists, funny stories, and cool trivia.

[@msnelsa]

I've been taking your 10 steps to modern shredding course and thanks to that I know exactly what you mean in this video. I always struggled with chords the most since there was more emphasis on remembering different shapes rather than explain how they are made, thanks to this I've been able to explore and find my own voicings I like. You have a great way of explaining theory along with practical examples and always look forward to the next lesson. Thank you :D

[@Bernthguitar]

Very happy that the course is helpful for you, thanks for the feedback! 🙂🤘🏻

[@cgames0]

Dude intro was sick

[@gustavoberocan]

Cool. Now i feel like using this chord in a mix of surf rock, shoegaze and samba

[@frankcifarelli3473]

Yes please more chord theory!

[@voronOsphere]

I enjoy your Rhythm Guitar Lessons immensely!

[@USAF_Vet_]

So I am guilty of going back and forth between Bernth and Ben Eller. Ben Eller is great for less "metal-y" theory and good Johnson, Bonamassa, etc...style playing. But Bernth has some bada** chord phrasings and ideas how to spice up my harmonic minors and Phrygian doms....thanks for the great channel Bernth!!!

[@curtwehrmeyer124]

finally an explanation on how 9th 11th and 13th notes work in the chord. By all means thank you...............

[@kosta_713]

Yeah that’s really helpful! More Chordvideos! 💪👍🏼

[@MeetMeAtTheCross]

Great Video lesson Bernth! I love learning theory as an analytical person! If you do more theory lessons with learning how to form all colors of chords in various positions along with phrasing ideas to accompany and arpeggio shapes I'd be interested in becoming a patron! I really want to learn more about extended chords and how to form them! So if you decide to do this then I'm in full support! Thanks for all you do and look forward to new videos! Adam

[@martinjaramillo5205]

Yesss! Absolutely do more theory, please!

[@crashzero6517]

yes with the chord theory :)

[@mattnobrega6621]

Sounds awesome with distortion.

[@mohamadsan1867]

we can basically use it as a diminished 5th somewhere in our chords witch i mean using perfect 5th and diminished 5th together... that sound evil i like

[@mhitc.4975]

stive Vai use this chord and it's sound great with e Lydian thanks birnth

[@silviupanait4305]

Sounds more like something Joe Satriani would use, I think he uses it in Time Machine.

[@Unvr5]

Thanks!

[@pauloalexandre-dd4nl]

When the screen gets divided by 2. Make sure the new chord is showing there and not only same chord there.

[@xavion5727]

Man you just helped me to learn a poem lol

[@Sandarpan]

Great as always..

[@toddplymale5359]

Hi Bernth, I like strange and dark chords that I can apply them to scenes of outer space or planets and planet surfaces like you would see on a show like KZbin, NASA, Nova! Any show, or videos that shows those amazing video of deep space, planets, stars, black holes and so on! Someone needs to put some amazing guitar to that stuff! All so, I've found some video on KZbin that have shown some of these planets, that have the frequency of what the planet is putting off, when the Voyager probe pick up as it was making a pass near the planets in our solar system! Just amazing! But like I said, it would be so cool to come up with guitar chords and licks that best fet that scene, or that action! Kind of like an orchestra would compose a piece in a Star Wars movie or something! Well anyway you really go me to thinking on this lesson, thanks! Thanks Again Bernth! See you next time! Todd P./USA

[@danielt.8686]

Very good

[@danielx555]

Some people think evil just happens. No. It takes a lot of music theory.

[@sunnydas5485]

This is really useful ♥️🖤

[@hendrikchanel5956]

I love you .. The best lesson guitar... 😍

[@tiborkarolytamas3607]

Cool others chords dark is double bend in the string 2 and 3 whith the string 1 forsaken and chord whith 8 deegre whith vibrato

[@patrickstarr8688]

Nice!!

[@Hetriani]

Hey man...i have a question....not sure if u get anyone else with this issue but anyways, i play lead but have focused mostly on legato...the past year i have tried more with alternate picking my right hand feels so dumb...i cant get any speed, its like i cant get any smooth playing especially going from low e to high e...its so sloppy and confused ive tried pick slanting but as soon as i try to turn on speed its a train wreck...lol any advice is GREATLY welcomed! Again, awesome lesson and would love more chord theory lessons from you!

[@MandaBisa]

I love it.. 💕💕💕

[@carolinkudlinski9033]

Reminds me of Alice In Chains the E5#11

[@ferociouspterodactyl520]

Chord cadences are tight

[@redermac5667]

The chord was an E diminished

[@7ANUBIS-MC]

Hey... Just became a patreon.. I'm still trying to figure out what I'm missing.. how or where do I start out making chords from scales. Like for example. Just the basic question here, let's say I have an e minor scale... How in the world would you make a chord.. I just don't get in general how a scale turns into a chord.. I'm very lost on this topic and I can't learn anything else until I get this.

[@Bernthguitar]

Hey David, I'll get back to you on that on Patreon tomorrow, happy to help! 🙂

[@lelachilds4306]

Deftone chord

[@FutschasAnanas]

i tat gern so belphegor mäßige riffs schreiben, oba i was mie genau wie gscheid anfangen. I hob jetzt mei klompfn auf drop c gstimmt und kumm bissl näher dronn oba bin net zufrieden

[@mesinbubut]

7 string drop A dark chords please ??

[@actualyogurtmale8050]

Sound like something mayhem would use

[@Gonzo2707]

Ah. The Queensrÿche chord 😀.

[@EclecticEssentric]

I use this now and then, it sounds very bluesy to me.

[@EclecticEssentric]

I see it fits diatonically in Harmonic minor as a 6th chord, or as the 4th chord in any Co5ths key. Of course one can always hammer it into anything if it sounds acceptible and is accounted for. :)

[@kartickmallick4502]

Can u say your guitar model no ??

[@Bernthguitar]

It's the Ibanez SHRG1Z 🙂🤘🏻

[@kartickmallick4502]

@@Bernthguitar thanks 😍

[@zanderspinks485]

I really wanted to like the video but it was on 666 likes so I had to leave it

[@matiosmi137]

Sooooo lydian...