The 3 Notes that will FOREVER Unlock Your ENTIRE Fretboard

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

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[@alysavos]

I've tried to download this and put my email in a few times yesterday and today but it's not sending me anything?

[@HWtimberwolf]

so confused

[@michigugu6823]

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[@averychilco]

@@HWtimberwolf He's not trying to teach, he''s trying to sell or have you donate. 😂

[@karlshuler1011]

These lessons are great for someone like me, who can't get out anymore and started playing guitar to keep my sanity. I got so far on my own but your channel has helped me so much. Thank you for this. I have lung cancer and playing my guitar makes me happy and distracts me from the pain. So anything I can learn from you is so helpful.

[@Sir_Sway]

Rock on!

[@devinfrench4924]

God bless you, I will pray for you, musical therapy is a wonderful thing

[@paulgemme6056]

Peace be with you! May the God of all comfort help you through this difficult time. Music is one of the many gifts he has given us.

[@michealbiagioni7860]

God Bless You. Hope you keep learning. So sorry to hear about your pain. You are very brave. Lots of love.

[@kingwillie206]

💪🏾

[@williamdenton6332]

Eddie is the Best, he makes it all so simple to follow and understand.

[@Givr62]

This is a great lesson. Taking chords in a progression, to triads and arpeggios is what every players needs. Well done. Then you get to understand common notes and key phases.

[@devinftf]

I’ve struggled with triads for a long time and this explained it clearly with overall context in just a few minutes. Thank you so much!

[@scubatrooper9895]

I’ve been taking weekly lessons for over a year now… I try to augment my lessons with KZbin channels, such as yours. I can’t say enough about this video - it was a huge help and gave me a little insight on what I need to focus on. Weekly 1 on 1 instruction, I can’t say enough about it vs only online tutorials. Some folks can do without face to face, while others need to have interaction - that’s me. Regardless of one’s learning preference, its a journey and gaining more insight is essential, and your videos have helped me tremendously. Mad kudos to you! 🎉

[@rickabell9218]

This is incredible. I now have a new understanding of triads. Thank you.

[@oluwatobiadegoke13]

I started this journey a while ago, and it's been amazing since then. Every guitarist needs to master the triads.

[@payamelahian7511]

Thanks alot Eddie, after one year watching and reading about triads and never gotten it really so I can use it , you broke the code to triads for me. You describe it on the dummy-proof level. You are one of my most favorite YT guitar instructors. Wish you the best.

[@greyskydawg5284]

I like his teaching style as well as his material. He is a gift for sure.

[@Franknbeanie]

This guy is such a great teacher....wish I discovered him 30 years ago.

[@jimforgrave6365]

Don't know why more instructional videos don't teach intervals & theory. It's always first finger 3rd fret 2nd string kind of talk.

[@cottoncordel8091]

This is one of the things that I have been missing. I understand all the arpeggio(s), terminology, inversions, etc...taught myself all that stuff with various books and music dictionary etc... I also made some major jumps lately.....but this is gonna explode some things for me because I have a lot of ideas and lyrics that I need to put music too....this will definitely help me! I'll keep our an eye for your videos now! My first music teacher (6th grade) helped me to stop stuttering with the guitar lessons. I am 60 now and still learning.....it's a love/hate relationship with the guitar.😊l😂

[@chrism4948]

Very cool lesson - to explain triads by using those two chords is genius. It simplifies a vast topic. I’m sure I’ve said this previously but you’re a good communicator and teacher. Well done.

[@grizzlydj1]

This a perfect lesson for me I have a thirst for understanding why things are played the way they are and how they relate to each other I think with this type of understanding it makes playing the guitar all tat much easier Thank you

[@bubbajordan5479]

I have been struggling with finding triads. This has opened a new world for this old man. Thank U so much. Liked and subscribed!

[@sledge1960]

First Triads lesson ever made sense to me. I finally understand what is going on.

[@CalvinLimSH-ld5le]

Thanks for sharing what we can do with triads playing options when we are improvising or soloing over a song - this really helps every musician wanting to play all over the guitar fretboard in a simple and easy proven techniques that works every time

[@kocherpm]

I've never seen this kind of chord deconstruction before. Very cool!

[@hilltroneye]

Thank you for your work here, I’m over 40 it’s a bit hard start now but I always wanted and I started again , but your lessens is so simple to understand, Thnaks Greetings from Poland 🇵🇱

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Awesome to hear our lessons are working. This is one of the greatest compliments you can give us!

[@jzemens4646]

I just stumbled onto this, and have only watched a few minutes at 4am... but think this is the best teaching on triads I've ever come across... it's all making SENSE! Thanks SO much!!!

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Wow, thank you!

[@outermarker5801]

Thanks so much. This lesson crystalizes a bunch of stuff for me! I can apply these principles to one of my favorite things, rhythm playing like the greats I (musically) grew up on. Paul Jackson Jr, Dan Huff, Dean Parks, Lukather et al - all those guys who created simple yet amazing parts in hit songs. I hear them all, arpeggios, triads and licks built I imagine just like this. Subbed!

[@Jesus_Advocate41]

One of the best lessons I’ve ever seen on triads. Thank you, sir

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Glad it was helpful!

[@drchikosi]

I want to take it to the next level. Simple on a piano but sophisticated on a guitar. You explained very well how to blend those chords and arpeggios into beautiful melodies! Thanks

[@jordantaylor1988]

This is the best explanation of triads and inversions I've yet to find. Great lesson!

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@AjeikiaBrown237]

🎉Thank you so much am live watching from Cameroon I am so happy having you sir ❤❤

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

You are so welcome

[@AjeikiaBrown237]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod Thanks to you all

[@harryvanniekerk7269]

Thank you so much. It was of great value. I am looking forward to apply it😃

[@RecycledRocker2]

This is a way better direction than chasing Triads up.and down the neck ...I have need going crazy trying to put them together ...This is by far the best I've seen...I'm shooting for A & C next..

[@Py1axRADIOAMADORISMOSEMSTRESS]

Well done teacher you are the best

[@TheSmartodd]

Brilliant!! Really brings things together triad shapes for me! Thank you.

[@BernardS21]

Brilliant coverage of a lot in a short time - to be revisited often.

[@epiphany6033]

I've watched them all and this is by far the best impressions video I've seen. Brilliant that you brought the quest 2 along with you.Well done!

[@paulgemme6056]

Thank you! Great lesson. Peace be with you!

[@marklnz]

Just on the naming/numbering of the inversions, to summarize what you said: the triad is made up of the 1-3-5 notes of the scale, and you don't call it an inversion if the lowest note is the root. So the first inversion is the one that "starts" with the 3rd (3-5-1), and the second is the one that starts with the 5th (5-1-3). Do I have that right?

[@OnwardAndEdward]

Bingo!

[@Coolbreeze72]

Right on man! ❤ Excellent teaching skills sir. I appreciate you.🎉

[@johnmacmillan627]

Eddie, this is a wonderful lesson! Best presentation of triads and how to use them I have come across. Thank you!

[@jazztundhier]

What a great lesson!

[@aransiosaenakeena]

I needed this lesson thank you GMM❤

[@mongalf8381]

I can see my playing getting to a different level now, thanks dude!

[@danielkpulkrabek6735]

When you did that "Hey Joe" run yesterday I quickly recognized it and learned it myself; really cool, thanks Eddie.

[@jimsasuke8571]

Man I am so surprised and glad I found you explaining this, yesterday I was looking up some song chords chart that wasn't able to understand what chords are using but they call em same names ! Now I know clearly it is all about triads !bro thank you so much! :)

[@MinecraftHunWarriors]

You made it so easy to understand! Thank you Eddie!

[@johnmacmillan627]

Wonderful lesson, eddie. Thanks very much

[@dougsmith8430]

Eddie is outstanding Guitarist and Guitar Teacher! I’ve been really focusing on triads myself, I know the caged system with the help of Eddie and Charlie Wallace at Guitar mastery method. Triads really give the ability to accompany others, without stepping on the other musicians playing! , while at the same time using the triads to really add feel.. helps Emphasize chord tones!

[@Fastlane05]

This is Epic. Great lesson. I just saved this one to go over again and again and again and again.. LOVE THIS! Thanks Eddie. You must have seen my comment asking for a lesson on Triads.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

😉

[@vusumuzijacobdhladhla7945]

Thank you, You have remind me of a miner 1st and 2nd Inversion

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Glad to hear that!

[@Rectitude4U]

I’ve watched a couple of your videos and got something valuable from each one. Liked and Subscribed!

[@ceickhoff]

So well explained. Thank you!

[@congamike1]

Dude put a lot of time into planning this lesson; buncha time into recording, then tons of editing it all together. The result is that even this beginner was able to comprehend the lesson. Now that is a great teacher! I appreciate this a LOT.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@shynickel8239]

Maybe the best teacher online. Thanks for your efforts.

[@PeterBertacco]

I really enoyed this lesson. It has opened my eyes clearly to everything I sort of knew theory wise (i.e. triad / chord inversions) but now easily translated to the guitar. Just playing around with these concepts with confidence now you are correct when you say "you are more musical than you think". Thank you for this brilliant lesson!

[@maxv-u9u]

Bro your lessons are pretty amazing

[@MustafaBaabad]

This is surely an "aha" moment where a secret has been revealed. Thank you very much Eddie. Cheers from Indonesia.

[@etiennevanonselen7949]

Respect, thank you, appreciated, very succinct, lesson...

[@austinsandefer649]

Thank You Eddie, Excellent as always. 👍👍 🎸🎶 🇺🇸.

[@rodox_sk8]

Nice, It helps me a Lot .... again !

[@coycarlson4979]

Excellent instruction 🙂 I have been playing MANY years and know how to play many songs BUT STILL learning music theory - thank you for sharing your nuggets to make all players better . Mr Sandman 👍🙂✌️

[@susandaniels4879]

R 3 5 got it! cheers

[@jgianan]

As always, awesome material! Thank you!

[@guylaurent8138]

This is probably the best guitar lesson I got...

[@thatfenderbloke]

Eddy -thanks for this brilliant lesson. For me it's like finding a lost piece of a beautiful jigsaw. Happy days, and happy Xmas from Durham

[@therealdoug1000]

Excellent tutorial man. Thanks!

[@jeffro.]

14:48 The melody you played for this example may involve Triads, but this is a better example of the use of arpeggios!

[@OnwardAndEdward]

Yup, it’s both!

[@karensingh2020]

also D shape up to the 12th fret sound cool.

[@paulreids]

real good thank man Jah bless

[@nathanbottrell2529]

I found this very worthwhile, thank you!

[@jean-alexandrethibault3892]

Love it, thanks dude ....

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[@v3n2roma3]

You're so farkn awesome man

[@HigherPlanes]

Great triad lesson. Thanks man!

[@juliogonzales8624]

thank you.

[@paulsalazar3765]

Your lesson on triads came up next as I was checking out another lesson of "Winchester Cathedral". Really liked your definition of triads as "chord fragments". Overall your triads lesson is excellent.

[@mnnene2502]

Your super amazing to make it simple for every one to discover more chords even close to each other Thank you sir

[@tomsexton4880]

Thank you for the great lesson

[@davidbenson4489]

Very helpful. Actually learned something.

[@davidpost6902]

Many thank's Eddie,.another brilliant lesson

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Many thanks!

[@albywalters8285]

This is the best example for triads for me a lead guitar in the making thankyou Jesus for sending him to me

[@chrisalvarez1432]

Great stuff…truly an eye opener…and on the 12th minute when you say ‘now we are done with the boring stuff’ I’m like nothing boring about the last 12 minutes at all 😂 never realized what the actual inversions on the guitar were…great stuff!

[@greggsheridan9325]

Great info and i actually got it. You explained it great. Thank you.

[@woodyblakemore8401]

Well done. A lot for me to chew on.

[@lawrencetalbot55]

Wow!! Some of that actually got through my thick head!! You're a good teacher, I'm a very slow learner in this endeavor. But it's one I have always wanted to master, thanks. I'll be checking the channel out.

[@snejhog]

awesome lesson, thank you!

[@patrickian8843]

This is super helpful…it answers so many questions I have.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dorfsteen]

This is good stuff Eddie thank you again

[@johnwilson3557]

Brilliant. Understand perfectly. Never realized this before you showed me. Thank you much. This valuable info.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Glad it was helpful!

[@onecutkev]

Thank you for your time for putting this video on, very informative 👍

[@sidtube12]

Great job man! I learned some new tonight!

[@RonRegan]

Great lesson, Eddie. Thank you

[@johnwilson3557]

Also like to add violin strings start low G D A E tuned in fifths. Lol. Guitar tuned in 4ths E A D G just reverse. Lol that's how I learned that playing intervals on guitar example the perfect 4th is same as inverted 5th on guitar.

[@rexchristian3067]

Enjoy your special teaching

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Thank you! 😃

[@johnwilson3557]

Also wanted to add that Jimmy Page playing stairway to heaven had difficult try to bow strings with violin bow. Reason is that violin strings have much more arch than his gibson guitar. Violin is easier to bow than giutar but violin is so much harder to play. You must keep bow 90 degrees to violin strings at all times. Also locking violin between jaw bone and shoulder bone hurts alot. However you can customize padding to prevent the pain on jaw and shoulder bones.

[@tommb]

GREAT LESSON!!! 🤘

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Glad you liked it!

[@juliodefreitas157]

Absolutely awesome ❤️

[@rickrevoir1683]

I like it. Thank you , your teaching method that is !!

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

I'm glad you like it

[@stevenhill2622]

Truly had that ah-ha moment with this lesson! Was confused with all the shapes and positions, now it all makes sense. Thanks Eddie, great lesson.

[@zaherfaraj4936]

Excellent ❤thank you

[@derrygerry2569]

Very good 👍

[@blimeylimey13]

Great lesson, thanks 🙏

[@jamesrexsannatracy8318]

Awesome…….. thanks

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Welcome!

[@keithhillis4855]

You are " Awesome ", Dude !!!

[@sarojrai154]

Awesome demo.. It's really very useful for guitar players. Thanks.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Glad you think so!