How To Connect Chords With TASTY Riffs & Licks [RHYTHM FILLS]

[@acousticguitarlessons]

Tablature for examples played throughout this video can be found here: acousticguitarlessonsonline.net/how-to-play-riffs-between-chords

[@benbush1227]

Just Excellent! Connecting it all the together, triads scales chord changes is what so many learning the guitar struggles to put it all together! It’s playing songs from here! Great video! Thank you!

[@acousticguitarlessons]

@benbush1227, you are very welcome! Glad the video was helpful :)

[@kevinmurphy9315]

I've been playing guitar for forty years. This is one of the best videos I have seen. Thank you so much for sharing. Based on the videos I have seen from you, you are the best guitar instructor on youtube.

[@acousticguitarlessons]

@kevinmurphy9315, thank you! Very kind of you to say and I am glad you liked the video :)

[@willernst]

Brilliant video! This is an element to my playing I’ve been missing and this is a great breakdown. I was one of those false subscribers you mentioned. Your videos keep coming up and I didn’t realize I wasn’t subscribed. Fixed now!

[@acousticguitarlessons]

@willernst, glad you liked the video :) And thanks for the sub, much appreciated!

[@slowdive101]

Amazing video. Thank you so much. I'd love a part 2 that explores more variations on these riffs/licks.

[@acousticguitarlessons]

@slowdive101, you are very welcome! I already have a part 2 but it isn't scheduled to be released for a little while yet. I do however, have other Rhythm Fill videos already on the channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4u8mqtjacicoKs kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqe5m3muiqqBmJY

[@malcolmdavies5990]

Thank you Simon, brilliant lesson yet again.

[@acousticguitarlessons]

Thank you! And you are very welcome :)

[@Ganzie2000]

Another brilliant Lesson.

[@acousticguitarlessons]

@Ganzie2000, thank you! Gald you liked the lesson :)

[@emiliosujar7197]

Hey Simon, in this exercise you have taken me to the essence of Hendrix, how simple you make everything!, thank you.

[@acousticguitarlessons]

@emiliosujar7197, you are very welcome! That is great to hear :)

[@peterodemwingie1490]

Great lesson. Thank you very much

[@acousticguitarlessons]

@peterodemwingie1490, you are very welcome! :)

[@lelinkant5875]

Beautiful !! I learnt a lot from you

[@acousticguitarlessons]

@lelinkant5875, thanks! Glad you liked the video :)

[@KeyToMusic]

Such a cool sound.

[@acousticguitarlessons]

Glad you think so! :)

[@teleplayer7081]

Very cool stuff. I have so much to learn. I don't even know lead guitar yet. Not sure where to start learning :/

[@acousticguitarlessons]

@teleplayer7081, glad you liked the video! Yes, lead guitar is a big and vast subject. Pentatonic scales are a great place to start.

[@gregglashauser4125]

Terrific lesson, connected the dots for how to use triads, thirds, double stops with a chord progression. It’ll take a bunch of practice. Thanks next step is to sign up for class. While this is for acoustic, I think it can port to electric guitar, correct?

[@acousticguitarlessons]

@gregglashauser4125, glad you like the lesson :) An dyes, most definitely applicable to electric guitar. Think Hendrix, SRV, John Mayer etc

[@nigelssongs]

Great video really nice riffs. I'm struggling atm with hearing the difference between Standard and compound time. e.g 3/4 and 6/6 that might be a good lesson!

[@acousticguitarlessons]

@nigelssongs, glad you liked the lesson :) Great suggestion regarding simple versus compound time signatures. It's all about feeling the pulse with compound time signatures.

[@dnluc9]

More like these

[@acousticguitarlessons]

@dnluc9, here are some more Rhtyhm Fill videos ont he channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4u8mqtjacicoKs kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqe5m3muiqqBmJY kzbin.info/www/bejne/moSQYmmcqbF_rdk kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGSlpHyOfZJpn5Y

[@dennispope8299]

Am I seeing this correctly? Does your guitar's neck meet the body at the 16th fret??

[@acousticguitarlessons]

@dennispope8299, you are! It's a Guild S4CE Songbird :)