Chords that Change Your World (JUST DO THIS!)

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[@wilnypierrecharles6231]

Thank you.'.

[@robertmccully2792]

Finally someone made true three string , three note chords in same octave. I have yet to see anyone explain how a three fret chords uses 6 strings with out using progressions from root scale makes sense. This is your best video. This is more like a true lead guitar that can use chords and semitones mixed together. Nice clean sound!!! Please keep going in this direction. If your going back to 6 string cords out of scale please explain it.. But like I said this is how lead should be played..love it!

[@lonniewinstead4103]

I really like this video using triads really helped with my use of different voicing especially since I use them in our gospel soloing. Never knew that an old 67 year old could still learn . Thanks again for an informative video. If you had a course in gospel especially southern black gospel including quartet style I would definitely purchase it.

[@edquick7288]

I have been trying to break away from the cowboy chords and this is super helpful. As soon as I get out of work, I'm going to start practicing this. Thank you so much.

[@WuzzupDoc]

I will be sure to watch this one over and over

[@EclecticEssentric]

I like that start jam.

[@richardsullivan6297]

This was useful Andrew. A great way to get away from the notion of having to play 6 strings to make chords. Also, thinking in triads gives you a fighting chance of learning how to find new positions for chords without using diagrams, finding your own way around the fretboard. A great presentation - thanks for posting this.

[@Numocron]

This is such a wonderful guitar lesson right here man I love it. Thanks Andrew. :)

[@creativeguitarstudio]

Glad you like it! Thanks for the kind words!

[@krzekil]

I played metal for years and its very limiting. Then I started to learn the blues and found out about Triads and 7chords. haven't played metal since

[@moevans1058]

These are shapes VERY valuable. There's an economy in the fingerings that come in so useful when I'm playing covers especially with oldies and Motown. I find that I end up leaving room for the bass to hit the low end without getting too boomy.

[@TheMarcalan]

One of the best intro's I've heard you do! GREAT!

[@jpcantrell1]

You have no idea how I have longed for this...thank you. As a songwriter this opens open a world that I can't wait to explore.

[@secondthought2320]

Good stuff to know. Pay attention. He just made it simple guys. Peace everyone.

[@chuckanderson2330]

Very helpful Andrew. I've been trying to learn some of these chords but you are really helping me to know how to work them in.

[@timcotterill3952]

Who gives a thumbs down to this sort of content... Really? Some people. Well I, like a lot of folks here thought that, this lesson was really useful, and really well done. Loved the intro. Well that’s the next couple of “months” of practise and improv sorted then. Gold, mate, just pure 24k gold. Oh yeah, greetings from Brisbane Australia.

[@ddt43]

I have been waiting years for this. My left hand is abnormal and I'm over sixty. I have always wondered, if a chord is 3 notes, then why do I need 4 fingers for an open chord? Also I am a melody player not a strummer. Striking less than 6 strings will be great for me. Thank you soooo very much! This video is my 1st guitar lesson subscribe!

[@parandersson6541]

I like this channel, good work, nice tones

[@cryptoskywalker6000]

Best I've seen you play. Nice solo.

[@MusicWorldKaraoke]

Great job friends, greetings from Barcelona

[@michaelboros1222]

Your one awesome teacher 😊

[@konnektlive]

Thanks. However, by only learning the CAGE system properly one can realize all these broken shapes as well. For example in the first part of the video in the key of EMaj, the 4th interval of AMajor triad is being played in the C-Shape of the CAGE system, the E is being played in the A-Shape and the B is being played the E-Shape and so on and so forth. By knowing and digesting the CAGE system throughly, one can easily adopt other shapes and 7ths and 9ths into the playstyle as well. On the other hand, what I would suggest, is to ONLY play the guitar and make sense of the SOUNDS and the musical relationship between the notes by the ear, and then if needed one can go discover and expand those musical/intuitive relationships intellectually as well. We need to teach people how to LISTEN to each and every note and digest them completely so they become their second nature. Knowing all these theoretical gymnastics on the guitar only helps if one is already familiar with the SOUND of the instrument. Just my 0.2 cents

[@mma1st105]

konnektlive dude for a beginner to learn the CAGED system and your basic pentatonics and it's just opens your playing you almost automatically become intermediate I'd say. Shit some people make a career out of it.

[@commanderdawson3773]

For me it's important to know that. Great lessons. Thank you.

[@falsemoment]

Incredibly helpful thanks so much

[@ss-wh3sx]

ive been learning these for about 2 weeks now...therye not all that hard to learn...and ive been learning to use the modes as positions...like doing that e mixolydian in the a major position (well thats what i call it)...love the video...you gave me another practice...thanks..

[@deadlegs187]

You've somehow gotten through to me with these lessons. I've saved for a new Jag, but I need to earn it I feel, and these lessons have helped me get to where I want to be on guitar. I can't thank you enough

[@bryanhatch6688]

Very enlightening

[@lucasnon5784]

Great lesson. Killer intro. Liked the model suggestions. Ty

[@chrispilmoor4403]

Really helpful, many thanks.

[@benjijamily2161]

i love the way you teach.its just Amazing.am impressed all the way from Kenya

[@LucianoSansei]

How people can dislike this?!? It´s Perfect. Thank You Sir!

[@aksolanki125]

You are great...your videos are so Soo Soo useful...😃😃🤘🏻

[@godsguitar101]

excellent vid this will skyrocket my soloing and with the bar chords, I just learned it's gonna be so much more fun I can't contain myself. This is also huge for arpeggio's THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH ITS ROCK N ROLL TIME PUT THE ELECTRONICS ON SILENT AND LOCK THE DOOr!!!. You my FREIND have just changed my world I guess that's why you named it that so music school paid off for you.

[@daviday87]

This was wonderful. Thank you! What exercises / chords shapes would you consider adding after the majors & minors covered in the video? I would love to see how you would specifically go about taking these concepts further in future videos please :)

[@lylewilliams1371]

Thank you, CG!

[@buffalo7163]

Triads are really important in music theory. Great lesson video!! Thank you, Mr. Wasson.

[@hwy2hell161]

Wow, powerful stuff! Thank you 🤘

[@peterchege4312]

Great teacher thanx alot

[@SonOfHutch]

Nice lead ... gently executed

[@markusvhane5087]

Always good stuff! Thank you Sir!

[@keithfletcher5912]

Thank you that’s really useful

[@tomblack4437]

Excellent video. I always really appreciate the work you put into your lessons. Would you mind telling me what pickups you have in your guitar and how are you recording-directly in or micing and amp. thank you.

[@ferdielopez1]

Very useful lesson

[@markmunday1275]

Excellent ! Thank you.

[@angelsolis2708]

I needed this , thank you ! :)

[@hanyzaky3284]

I like your teaching way How to get intro progression of all your videos ?

[@harryvandevorst1812]

This is fantastisch! Thanks!

[@dipeshmanandhar3220]

Wonderful

[@geldeddonkey7320]

Thanks a mate was trying to explain this recently Scott 🇦🇺

[@mikerozell3177]

Great stuff! Love the Superbee shirt. I owned a 69’ 440 6-pack years ago.

[@nushar5366]

AMAZING .......Thanks a lot.

[@MarbsMusic]

Very informative, thank you!

[@MrGsmith333]

Hello from Spokane Washington USA Thank you for your Video series

[@normjs45]

Thanks, great leeson.

[@abrahambalaghi264]

Muy bueno!!!

[@tunguyen-pg2ux]

Great

[@cascounty]

How did you know to go mixolydian from the E Chord to a B minor chord and Dorian from the E minor to the A chord.?

[@СвязнойБобров-д3ъ]

Hellow!,Thenks!😊

[@raywalters243]

Will triads work over the pentatonic scale?

[@MrRyusam]

Triad as a chord ? Pentatonic work over in chord

[@creativeguitarstudio]

Yes, the application of Pentatonic scale types would be fine.

[@babounce100]

Doors?