CAGED chords on GUITAR

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You can play chords in any position on the fretboard using what’s called the “CAGED” system. It’s more of a pattern than a “system,” but is very useful - to play chords in any key, as this video and the accompanying PDF show.
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[@mikegeorge360]

🔗 GET THE PDF HERE: mikegeorge.locals.com/post/3088079/165-caged-guitar-chords-right-handed

[@crystalv6122]

This is easily the best caged chord system explanation out there. The images were super helpful. This video deserves way more likes.

[@SolDunlap]

dude i can't believe you have 3k likes, this is the most complete and accessible class i've seen. i've been searching for years for a good explanation

[@DGP311]

This video really helped me work out what i have been struggling with. Thank you so much

[@manishbalmuchu9598]

nobody is making videos like this and all of this is free, amazing !!

[@1Samuel1524]

If you haven't already, I think one thing that can be very beneficial would be showing modes in the middle with one branch being cords another branch being melodies and another branch being soloing. Or you get the idea, I'm sure you could find a better way to organize that.

[@Bob-mm6hq]

Man that was the information I've been looking for like my entire guitar playing life..... Thanks. I'll be watching this over and over for a bit

[@timothymilsom1392]

Your videos are super helpful! Thanks so much!

[@thedevilsbox]

Great presentation!

[@traveldiary2344]

Thanks for the great tutorial.. really loved the graphical positions you have provided

[@DazTDCi]

Awesome insight and presentation. 👏

[@LukassYT]

almost gave up on learning guitar cause i could never figure out notes, especially the caged system. your videos are a blessing. thank you thank you thank you

[@ThatMartinezGuy]

Your teaching style helped me breakthrough with my learning. Thank you so much!

[@wrdyke]

Great presentation, thanks!

[@princezilla85tv80]

Priceless 👏🏾🧏🏾‍♂️

[@benitoherrero3895]

Very well edxplained and very focus. Thank you.

[@critespranberry8872]

Great to help my visual learning brain on the specifics of gutair sounds XD Cause I can't pick out notes too well, this makes it way easier to start experimenting and finding my sound, because I can easily visually see what goes good together

[@curtpiazza1688]

Great explanation! Thanx!

[@markp2132]

Clear Explanation, and easy to follow, thanks for your continues sharing of Music Theories. The graphical explanations are awesome.

[@michaelvest6861]

Thanks man. First video I have came across that explains how it works outside of just the c voice chord down the neck. You summed up my confusion. Thank you

[@7775Kevin]

Good stuff, thanks

[@peteranthonyofthefamilybir18]

Thanks for caring and sharing

[@alessandroalbarano4853]

Very useful !!!

[@vinz9741]

You are the best my friend, thanks!!!!!!

[@jonathanpuneet]

Excellent video! Thank you for the explanation on how the notes are arranged on the fretboard and all the other details..There’s nothing like this out on the internet

[@battmann242]

Brilliant

[@akaratepongsawang5134]

Great video for guitar to know chord rotation technique.

[@michaelzimmer1115]

I wrote an unpublished book on CAGED. In it, I gave an additional, an alternative, way of looking at chords: moving across the fretboard in ascending 4ths, staying in one position for the set of five chords: E, A, D, G, and C. You can shift up the fretboard with this pattern, one fret at a time, sharping each chord in the set and making them bar chords. The pattern will of course repeat. You can derive CAGED from this process, although it is an indirect method. Some classical players use the terms 1st chord form, 2nd chord form. More rarely, some players will use the terms 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th forms for E, A, D, G, and C. Also, I eventually decided it was more productive to view CAGED as being tonic or root octave shapes, not chords.

[@kevin-ra447]

Ty !!

[@paulkennedy5822]

This was an excellent presentation. It helped me understand the concept more deeply. I loved when you sequenced through the chords rapidly so that the shapes moving up the fretboard. I first noticed it with what I call the “arrow” of the D shape and then was able to transfer it to the other shapes. Really good.

[@freesk8]

Nice! Thanks! :)

[@user-od5qw4xw1q]

Я только начинаю играть на гитаре. Не понял ни одного слова. Но рисунки дали много полезной информации. Спасибо.

[@cluek9780]

Fabulous! I spent weeks on this, tho your explanation is the first *UNDERSTANDING re guitar- or any instrument. SUBBD

[@cobar5342]

Great video - thank you from an aging guitarist

[@johnwall8841]

I'm learning on a guitar course and working around Barre chords and Triads, waching this I had that illuminating moment ! barre chords are just chords further along the fret board and my index finger the top nut being moved like a Capo, it,s just different fingers tomake a chord !!

[@erikrodriguez8721]

YOU ARE THE F’N MAN BROTHA

[@RipperClaw]

And, when you use the caged system to find scales along the fretboard and mix with arpeggios, the magic happens!

[@andreibasa6349]

You earned a subscriber

[@timalderton7234]

Thanks. An excellent presentation and clear graphics for anyone who already knows what you're talking about. Way too fast for someone who doesn't. I'll come back and go through it again (and again) when I've caught my breath! (Does he breathe?)

[@wolfmanmike2863]

had the same idea about colors.. thx! how did you determine which colors to assign to the frequencies?

[@steveg.3022]

Very cool. Great graphics and smooth explanation. I understand the theory behind CAGED on the guitar, I just need to internalize it more. I got to your channel from another video of yours about the notes on a piano. It’s interesting to see chord shapes on the piano. Thanks.

[@user-pm2yq3wm9w]

There should be examples on how to use in practice caged shapes to make chord progressions

[@TheGlutn]

Dude, I am jealous of your hair. You have amazing flow.

[@concast8443]

❤ major

[@m.vonhollen6673]

EDCAG makes more sense because the guitar’s lowest note is E on 2 strings. CAGED just happens to make a word that’s easy to remember.

[@RyanVeghOfficial]

Ah! And now I can see that it goes backwards through the alphabet! (skipping B and F, of course, because they don’t have their own shapes). Thank you!

[@Freddytacvbito]

Great explanation, those this method also work for other chords or extensions of chords?

[@YouTw1tFace]

Yes, imagine the open minor shape… say an e minor. That’s one shape. Another is the minor barre chord starting on the fifth string. That’s another minor shape. The other is the open d minor shape. Those are all “caged shapes”. It would be E minor, a minor, d minor shapes.

[@jane55926]

I’m still very confused. How can I totally understand this CAGED system? By watching the video thousand times Lol😊

[@ziziroberts8041]

5:20 on this video. Learn the C, A, G, E and D major chords first. Then you'll get it. 😊

[@a.davidmendez6043]

Keep watching it’ll come

[@joshualinklater4073]

Em, Am and G chords. Learn those and you’ll make up your own tunes.

[@crystalv6122]

This is my 4th time here. I’m still confused. But I can say this is the best video on it on YT.

[@davidburke4249]

I did a 10 week course (1 hour a week) on CAGED and have worked on it and learned it. Check out GMM 10 week fretboard Course. It is a revelation.

[@biganumtenizbayeva2849]

The fretboard labels you are selling doesn't have the labels like A, C, G etc l, only colors unlike those in the video. Why? Is it possible to add the letters? Thank you.

[@invisiblegeneration]

Can I ask where you got these stickers from? Great idea

[@quarkinjapan]

He sells the stickers on his website. You can also find similar ones (but not exactly the same) online.

[@sundar5537]

hi, mike..learning from you is a great guidance.best wishes/

[@burgerbarn5000]

I bet you'd sell a few pre-labeled guitars

[@a.davidmendez6043]

You should hold guitar like if you playing it. I’m left handed so i can’t use the mirror image

[@JusDaFaxxxe]

am doing a unique project which basically has created a programmable instrument .. have had to come up with notation and am now really diving deep into it .. your content is very useful ... I have broke down every form of translation so far via color/frequency to point where the 40th octave = visible light scale and basically goes from purple-infrared .. just wondering on the logic of the shape/colors .. (if given octave 1 = purple 2 blue 3 lt blue 4 green 5 yellow 6 orange 7 red) ((give or take I used pink as you could see it better for octave0)) using same idea for the notes starting at c for 'lowest' = purple d=blue .. e should be something like lt blue ..if you get where i'm going not yellow and f definitely not the end of the spectrum red .. that should be b? .. sorry for the odd question after seeing the sound corresponding to colors I got everything except the color order .. is there some reasoning behind the color scheme?noticed some differences in chords like A#dim in comparison to other 'chord ref pages' ..would there be a specific publication for these versions of notes? do you have anything on variants? or could do for a future tutorial idea .. guessing some notes were redundant? thanks for the useful info will be re-watching over n over ..

[@JP-ry9ob]

What determines the 'capo' position?

[@michaelrojas8272]

Should I put colored stickers on the fretboard and where can I buy them?

[@mikegeorge360]

Hi, Michael. I use these color labels on my fretboard, which help a lot. You'll find a link to my shop in the video notes. And tons of resources (diagrams, lessons, videos, etc.) in the community. A link to that is also in the notes. Cheers!

[@tails324]

Idk what I’m doing wrong. I cannot bar at all. Like the at least 2 string lift off of the neck and get muted in the bend of my index finger. Is there another way to bar?

[@fox_exley-jarvis]

Hey Mike was wondering why some of the alphabets are in circles n some in squares? Is there a significance ?

[@fox_exley-jarvis]

Also it’s so interesting how the colours made me realise that the first five are the pentatonic major basically 1 5 2 6 3. Never would have figured out without ur colour theory + music ! Keep it coming !!

[@brendaclark3234]

@@fox_exley-jarvis first 5 what?

[@ashishawasthi7]

The idea to post such comments is to find the right solution. English is not my first language & plz do not take any thing as an insult or negative - a humble request. If u feel negative then plz let me know and I will delete my comments.

[@jamesjette1081]

It says down load free pdf here then it sends you to a pay site???

[@1Samuel1524]

7:35

[@rmatrix4777]

To be honest, I didn't catch that trout. My buddy jumped into the water and scooped it up with a net when it broke away from my hook

[@user-nu6hk7lo6i]

totally schooled

[@peterbroderson6080]

Good lesson but if flipped 180 along with the diagram if would be so much easier to follow you. Tradition is again wrong!

[@nathanedwards8525]

"organic capo".

[@ashishawasthi7]

WRONG CHORD ALERT: At 03:43 the C major Chord in G Shape is wrong (the fingers are placed at wrong notes. May be you’d like to correct it. TIA.

[@ziziroberts8041]

Wow. What orientation is the guitar and your hand in. This is the most confusing thing I've ever viewed, and I already play guitar. Okay. Now I see your arm. I was so disoriented. 😂

[@ziziroberts8041]

5:20 I got it 🖐️👍

[@PR-BEACHBOY]

Way too fast for me to digest! And I know the CAGED system (supposedly)

[@ashishawasthi7]

WRONG CHORD ALERT: At 4:45, the D shaped C chord; in the diagram the C on 4th string is highlighted, but not used while playing. If such is the case, then how is it related to the CAGED system? why is it highlighted? If it is to be used then finger positions would be different & is such a position suggested or of any use (a better position would be a full bar at 12th fret n use E of 4th & c of 5th String)? All in all the diagram & finger positions are different.

[@jackc70]

You Guitar is upside down so is the chart. Makes it actually more difficult

[@WinItReigns]

Come on now...

[@cbrockbishop1566]

ouch... he's a lefty... everything is upside down!

[@RyanVeghOfficial]

Nah, he’s right-handed. You’re just looking at the fretboard as if you were holding a guitar and looking down at it (or if you were reading a guitar tab).

[@brekomihael1]

I think you are a really good teacher but i know that you need to make money but not every one has some spar money to invest in creaters

[@michaelrojas8272]

You are traveling too fast

[@leveractiongypsy1848]

CAGED is a pretty useless system....basically it will show you where one chord is on the entire neck....if you solo with this in a standard song you'll basically be doing one major arpeggio all over the neck....I'd say that makes for a very boring solo!