Guitar CHEATS! - Two finger guitar chords!!

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Check out these chords that only require two fingers to play!
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[@mcneillmama50]

I need lessons like this. i'm 62 years old and have 62 year old stiff joints. I would still like to continue playing guitar using beautiful chords. These are easy on my fingers and sound lovely. Please share some more you tube videos like easy barre chord cheats and easy open power chord cheats.

[@Guenter34]

You know, I'm not really a beginner guitarist (not claiming I'm good.) But I still enjoy watching your videos. Your teaching style is incredible and easy to understand, your appearance and delivery is very friendly and inviting. Still providing me with useful tips!

[@shellydrew100]

After 30 years plus playing guitar , I love playing with just 1 string , the low E , its so much fun and cheaper , I've got really lazy after years of playing , great vid BTW :)

[@timekagilliam]

Thanks so much for this video. Your lesson was clear and simple. I also like that you took the time to go through cords altogether and the various progressions. That was helpful!

[@landonbailey]

good stuff! I'm not new to guitar, but I still appreciate these videos. you're never done learning. :)

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

+lando27music Thanks! So true! ☺

[@nikolaakso5589]

Oooh lol Landon was here

[@PearlJamaholic]

I really liked this video. The key of G is my favorite, and I'm always thinking to get better I have to get more complex, I never thought of actually simplifying things. This video is so helpful, I really like the Bm variation, and the simply change to Cadd9 and Em7 is fun. Dsus2 has always been one of my favorites, cool to see it made you list.

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

+PearlJamaholic Glad to hear it was helpful! :)

[@michaelstorrs6097]

wow you replied really fast. thanks for being so prompt. I will go to their site and learn more about them. love your stuff and wish you had an intermediate course on DVD. keep rockin

[@endlesscaravan]

Amazing lessons, Great teacher with lovely smile. What more do you need.. Thanks Darrell...!

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

+Hassan Baloch 😀👍 Anytime!

[@RicardoSynth]

Dude your classes are so awesome, I'm learning so many stuff and teaching my friends, thanks for your help :)

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

+Ricardo Santos Glad to hear it! 😀👍

[@JacksonRig]

As usual, probably one of my favs on YT! Keep up the great work Darrel!!

[@Ken351W]

Fantastic,with my fat fingers and arthritis this is a great way to learn chords 👍🏻

[@matthewjdouglas6471]

Me too. Fat arthritic fingers make it hard to pull of full chord shapes.

[@FezzantPlucka]

Nice video. I'm currently suffering from a finger injury and these are a real help.

[@alexbustamante2827]

Great video. The timing is perfect as I am teaching my 6 year old guitar and these chords are perfect. Keep up the great vids.

[@lpianoruffy]

Please do more of these in other common keys! I am 68 and arthritis has really put me out of commission on guitar. I play on baritone uke and have a custom 4 string electric DGBE. After watching this video I dragged out my guitar and could get these fingerings. Thank you for that! please do more I am sure there are others out there with fingers that need and oil can like the tin man did.

[@mcneillmama50]

Same here. I'm 62. I've got 62 year old joints, eyes and vocal cords. Nothing works right any more.

[@mcneillmama50]

I switched to autoharp because it's probably the easiest elderly instrument on earth, but I don't want to give up my guitar or piano.

[@ayeitsami6891]

Thanks a lot! Recently got a guitar, was struggling with the "C" and "F" chords, this helped a lot! :D

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Glad to hear it!

[@ayeitsami6891]

:D

[@johnberry5339]

I really like this tutorial... Thanks John :) I have just liked and subscribed.. :)

[@ilaisalatu5804]

Thankyou so much Darrell.i will try it out.

[@nurdinsidiq8716]

this is so awesome dude, good improvement :)

[@onielmelendez4315]

Thanks alot for sharing Darrell!

[@osvaldoantuna8268]

hi darrell, how are you? great video like as mi frien ... you know... in the end buy the telecaster professional series... is a awesome guitar thank you my frien ... i hope you have a great week greetings

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

+osvaldo antuña Wow! Congratulations! 😀😀😀

[@jasond626]

Great video man.. I've been subscribed a bit.. I love these cheat sheet series, but to be honest they sound better plus easier fingerings and I've been a noodler for a while and find barre chords harder with smaller hands and wrists.. Maybe make a video on that, that would be helpful for me and probably others.. I saved the other cheat sheets as they're really helpful and sound cool... Peace

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

+Jason D Sounds good! I'll definitely do some barre chord vids in the future 👍😎

[@jasond626]

Darrell Braun Guitar cheers man.. also if you could cover hand, wrist strength (they ache & are uncomfortable after a short time) and ways to harden the ends of your fingers as mine still get sore, naturally soft even after years) ways to work around it.. Thanks again..

[@tonystone3397]

Thank you very much, you are clear and east to understand,

[@johnwilliams3197]

great video and good sounding chords for song writing, thanks

[@masterofzero7105]

nice upload for standard tuning... i like open tuning you can play any major chord with one finger

[@MrRichard1280]

ghost rider what open tuning are you talking about that allows all major chords with one finger? I am somewhat paralyzed in my hands.

[@mrjoey94]

@@MrRichard1280 I only have 3 fingers on my left hand and I want to play guitar as a bit of fun physiotherapy. I'd like to know this as well.

[@MrRichard1280]

mrjoey94 personally, I have not found the magical tuning he is talking about, but I did get a Spider Capo that allows me to use just two fingers to play at least 3 chords, which is enough to play most songs. It can be placed in different positions on the guitar for other chords too.

[@springbloom5940]

@@mrjoey94 I have only the ring and pinky and have been relearning. I also recommend card magic, for therapy.

[@JCX4801]

The E minor chord is an absolute godsend.

[@amitsapir2]

thanks! you have done a lot of videos for begining guitar players. maybe next something for intermediate and advanced?

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

+Amit Sapir For sure! ☺

[@Yahya-LionWarriorForYAHUAH]

Great video. Can you do a video like this for the cords of C, D, E, and A as well?

[@abigailmcwilliams417]

man that guitar is gorgeous

[@artisticmomentum6660]

I love your videos Darrell! I've been playing for many years. Play mostly by ear (right side of my brain- haha) but every time I see your videos, I recognize many of the tricks but I love the way you explain it so that I actually know what I'm doing (left brain- haha) when I do these tricks. You are a great teacher! Thanks!

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

+Artistic Momentum No problem! I'm glad you've been enjoying the videos ☺

[@ToddSauve]

You know the D chord was the first one I ever learned back when I was a 13 year old teenager in 1970 or 71 because it was the first chord in Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Bad Moon Rising". I did not find that chord hard to form at all--it was all the ones that came after it! Ha, ha! I just could NOT get my hand to change shapes without going so slow it was ridiculous. That and my old acoustic guitar had such a high action I thought my fingers were going to get sliced to the bone. I did not even know what a high action was at the time, I only knew that stupid guitar was utterly impossible to play and so I gave up. My dad was not going to buy me a different guitar because there were five kids in the family and spare money for another guitar was completely insane to parents who grew up during the Great Depression and WW 2 on the prairies. "Not going to happen!" and that was that. So here I am at the age of 59 starting all over on this project. I am not making great progress because I am sick with chronic pain a lot of the time and you really have to be playing everyday to toughen up your finger tips. But we won't give up so easily this time and my Squier Strat has a much lower action and is infinitely easier to play than that archaic old f-hole arch top from sometime in the 1940s or 50s.

[@sasquatch12ful]

thank you, taught me a lot

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

+sasquatch12ful Glad to help! ☺

[@calvinjoshua4621]

hey darrell awesome video. pls upload some videos on lead guitar cheats.

[@denniskramer9657]

thanks, Darrell, helps a lot, good job,

[@handsomed8732]

I learned how to play guitar a year ago from this video so thank you for that!! And I ask you now, Are you able to finger pick with this style?

[@springbloom5940]

Do not neglect your pinky. It might be uncomfortable, painful and frustrating. But, all I have now is my ring and pinky and really wish I'd given it more attention when I didn't have to.

[@wheezyjefferson9136]

I really needed that cheater Bm!! Thanks Darrel!

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

+Joy Benko Glad to hear it!

[@gortagnan]

Really Useful..

[@michaelstorrs6097]

I really like the tone of your acoustic. can you tell us about the guitar you're playing? who makes it and where can I get one without breaking the bank. thanks

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

+michael storrs Hi! It's a Stonebridge acoustic ☺

[@bobjon7660]

Challenge...... Hello 👋 I’m currently trying to learn to play but there is a big problem I’m dealing with 2 years ago I cut off my pointer finger on my left hand I have found it nearly impossible to play due to how many notes require that finger could you do a video that could teach people like me a way to play. Iv seen videos where people play with 3 fingers but none with someone missing there pointer finger. Thank you for reading

[@dtyd._izu_2823]

What guitar are you using?

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

+Elijah Hurley It's a Stonebridge :)

[@jimleffler7976]

Does the two finger cheat B count for the actual B major? I love the sound of it and Actual B is a pain in the rear at this point of my journey. Thanks

[@omegajackson]

You got me with the AT-AT

[@stevenatkinson2360]

On your 2 finger g chord there is an x at the 5th string does that mean you don't play it thanks video very helpfui

[@jimleffler7976]

It looks like on the Tab for your version of G that the fifth string doesn't get picked, do you pick 6 ,skip five really quickly,then pick the rest? I'm a beginner, bit confused

[@peterlarsen4809]

Quick question, the chord diagram for G had the 5th string crossed out. How can you play just the 5 other strings?

[@marconorth]

do more of these, many many more!

[@LyonSinCuerdas]

thanks for this but i would love some theory behind the form.

[@umairakhter8276]

Thanks very good

[@tastysalad114]

Interesting chords!

[@lamecasuelas2]

man that's a good looking guitar,what model is it??

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

+The Raul Guerrero G Thanks! It's a Stonebridge ☺

[@lamecasuelas2]

Darrell Braun Guitar nice!

[@frankiemauro9759]

Can the D7sus2 chord be a replacement for an F chord?

[@KiranKumar-kn9xh]

Hai... Sir iam beginner here I want to learn fretboard of acoustic guitar from you...can you please upload

[@kellyd4975]

Missing ring finger and pinky from work place accident, this is encouraging

[@Aaron.T_82816]

Somehow, I've learned G only as a single-finger chord (through my own experimentation)... But I'm able to mute my A and high e, at the same time... don't know HOW I do it, but it still sounds correct like a G Major chord 😂

[@MrMongo321]

Nice!

[@mcneillmama50]

I guess if we thoguht hard enough about chords theory we could figure out more tips and tricks like this since all it takes is 2 notes to make a chord.

[@mariacolaco6218]

Wow wow thanks a zip!

[@punkelberg]

can you show a Ebmaj7 ?

[@mariamakridou9321]

❤️🙏

[@fordgiealcalde28]

WHAT THE KEY OF F?

[@dwightschrute622]

Um yeet

[@johnmitchelljr]

The only cheaters I want. Thank you.

[@gauravjoshi747]

By watching carefully this video i figured out that you are a fan of Star Wars

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

+gauravjoshi747 😄👍👍👍

[@mariog2609]

yeah...realised the (Kenner) AT-AT as well

[@G0ingN0where]

only here to see what chords Ellie can play now...

[@jinu_1268]

i see you’re a man of culture as well

[@thebigballer5625]

Dude looks like Tom Brady and now I can’t not see it

[@christinedilig844]

Can you do a giveaway please? :)

[@lesstime1678]

i play chords with no fingers , what is the chords name! please ?.

[@chipstick1973]

Personally all this method does is postpone learning the chords you should be using. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@gordonbgraham]

No matter how I try I can't get my fingers to configure into chords. Not only do I have very small fingers, the joints are such that they don't bend at the tips. This two finger method at least gives me some means to strum a few songs, which is all I can really hope to manage.

[@christopher4443]

Power chords: amateurs