Ear Training: Transcribing Guitar Chord Progressions (Key: C)

[@MostlyEarTraining]

I should probably do some more of these considering the decent feedback I've received. I'll add it to my "to do" list for the new year.

[@ayushmaurya8527]

definately helpful, but a little tweak. while i provide answer provide it with the pattern highlighting when the chorsds are being changed.

[@rhvc2734]

I was so frustrated at first, could even check if the chords matched. Now, im getting bettter, slowly. Thx. This vid helped me boost my ear training as well as my confidence.

[@LorriSanga]

This was a perfect starter video. Starting at C helped hearing the internals for begginers.

[@_AIME]

thanks you

[@laylaalm4340]

Exactly what I’m looking for right now, Thankyou!

[@2012glory]

This is amazing and very helpful, pls keep it coming.

[@MostlyEarTraining]

Thanks for the feedback. Maybe I will do this next. Kind of looking for some direction for the channel. As always people: leave comments/suggestions I do read them and consider them for future projects.

[@RamnathSundar]

Two suggestions: 1. Do include II minor and III minor chords also 2. First chord can be changed instead of always being I major... Thanks!

[@MostlyEarTraining]

good suggestions, I'll keep 'em in mind for next time. thank you.

[@coelhocointech9841]

Fantastic

[@dapperfob6194]

Great

[@Koest2Koest]

This is a fantastic video. I had a great time using it, and I thank you for creating it.

[@ravi230988]

Thank you sir for this wonderful exercise video

[@terryquinn2042]

Keep up the good work.

[@JakeGroverHD]

This is amazing keep it coming.

[@MostlyEarTraining]

Thanks for the feedback; I'm working on some more like this in G, A, & D. Should be coming soon(ish)

[@bodu5838]

Love this!!

[@rushcho1]

Thanks for the good contents

[@Danny181982]

So happy to have found you're channel. This al is such a big help. Keep up the great work!

[@muhammedsinank1464]

Thank you 🙏

[@seanschweska856]

I would like more off these and one that are more Challenging to

[@4wen_main]

i can only hear the highest pitch which is 3 4 5 .. I IV V .. if you play C F G Am the simplest way

[@DesireeRodriguezGuitarra]

I get most of them right, but always confuse C with Am, maybe because they both share two of the same notes. :(

[@sellingthewind]

Thanks for this!

[@sheshanpeiris8162]

Amazing i see improvement 🔥

[@SweetBlueThing]

I always recognize when it's either c or am, but I keep mixing up F and G lol

[@jarnovanderzee2469]

G sounds more energetic and optimistic than F in this context to me

[@ravi230988]

Same happens with me...F and G seems so similar for me.i am still learning to differentiate..by moving the video 20 seconds back and listening again :)

[@sv8313]

Can you do a note version for beginners?

[@jutsuhandbuch7327]

This video covers the chord progressions of most of modern pop songs...Practical but what it means to the music of today is very sad.

[@dave.8546]

Can u do more like this

[@nikhilbhat4653]

Thanks so much for this. Can you please play the chords a little slower? It's difficult to recognise the chords on the fly at this tempo.

[@MostlyEarTraining]

Thank you for your comment/feedback. I will try to make something similar with a slower tempo in the future (maybe soonish!)

[@davy6516]

first try 15 of the 20 on acoustic and not with bar chords maybe i should have checked the description first

[@deanc.5984]

Show what chords are being heard when played, chords...sane time show chords names 🍺👍

[@smorrow]

You can use the chapter thumbnails to that effect.

[@gedeandhibandismahayana9561]

Makes me upset so clueless

[@generalmalaise2930]

mE. t;oo ;-(

[@thegreatsalad]

Start by seeing if you can spot repeated chords, e.g. when it's C,G,C,G, see if you notice that something has been repeated :)

[@Ana_crusis]

too easy. good idea though, make more. include Jazz chords MA7ths etc