How to Make Your Guitar Playing Interesting

[@alexandermeio6855]

Ha he thinks I leave my house and go to 'parties' lol

[@seandaniel23]

Haha, sometimes the parties come to you ;)

[@XxLetsGetItxX]

Ha he thinks I know someone else who has a guitar lol 😂

[@jeimieromero9903]

lolx parties? hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahaah

[@jackdanila9893]

@Teddy Machette neanderthal.

[@afzalsamay9600]

Hahahahahah

[@wasgehtabs]

As a beginner this sounds like: 1. Draw a circle, this will eventually be the head of the horse. 2. Draw another circle which will become the corpse at the end. 3. Finish the detailed horse.

[@seandaniel23]

Step 4: Profit.

[@adamlangdon2245]

And then you're the dork at the party...this sounds so cliche'...I was waiting for you to say some kind of punchline..funny tho.

[@firstlast3313]

It's right in the title though. Gotta be able to play the guitar first before you can make it more interesting.

[@Rustykid]

TypA i thought the same thing. here i am a year later and i actually kind of understand some of it. keep on chugging along man.

[@iamfishmind]

bc this video is for intermediate players :D

[@hobo_billypsychedelic5469]

I like how he thinks I could do that arpeggio

[@seandaniel23]

I believe!

[@AkshanshShrivastava]

😂😂😂

[@P4ulbarn]

lol this is actually what i thought

[@divyanshupillewar5754]

😂😂😂

[@Malcolmdeeb]

I can’t even spell arpeggio without spell check

[@bbdesign5400]

Just play fingerstyle and everyone will listen, problem solved.

[@AzuReGravity]

Facts

[@Subfightr]

That's what I keep telling myself :/

[@SupriyaMusic]

Hahaah yesss

[@rupkumarmurmu4840]

Perscussive strumming + singing = mindsblown

[@kazuto_kirigaya9055]

True

[@swancrunch]

when you pickin up a guitar at a party and everyone gather around you, they are just waiting for you to start singing. nobody gives a flying crap about instrumental guitar music unless it is astounishingly godlike (and even then 2/3 of public will die of boredom after 5 minutes). people like to be involved, to sing along, to dance.

[@seandaniel23]

Sadly that's pretty accurate.

[@anshu2050]

Frank Durham dude if someone is playing and performing and you're just busy talking, not listening to him or her, it's disrespectful to the person and the art. It's like you are talking or explaining something really serious to people and they don't even notice you, taking about their own silly things. You can choose not to listen to the artist, but talking in between the performance is outrageous.

[@dragospop202]

Thats why i specialized in fingerstyle. It is always entertaining :)

[@bourneenigma2038]

While I too LOVE instrumental over singing/playing. Truth is as he pointed out, nobody listens to instruments unless it’s GODLIKE Talent. It’s MUCH easier to entertain a crowd with singing/playing (if u are an average instrumentalist) than entertain a crowd with pure heads on instrumental. A good amount of people come on average category. But sure if you are really really good at ur instrument, then be my guest and do a hybrid style strum pattern with percussive skips beats and make my ear orgasm! 😅

[@azolioeroach3253]

Depends on the age group.

[@rodneysmart9774]

I put this lesson to work and my wife was very happy to listen to my practice, because..... It was no longer boring. She is my party and I want to keep her entertained. Thank you Sean.

[@seandaniel23]

So cool to hear.

[@zkidkid]

is she still enjoy :D

[@rodneysmart9774]

@@zkidkid yeah, she's a cheap date. A fire, some wine and music and she's happy.

[@sparked3113]

Right on man. I used to trap my girl in the kitchen and blast her with my boring az repertoire.

[@whydoweexist5072]

Thanks for reminding me how little I know about the guitar and how much I suck at it :)

[@phoready7454]

its pretty simple "nothing too fancy"💀

[@rickeyburchett1176]

Just keep practicing and learning things different tricks and songs and in time you’ll understand it’s difficult at first because how vast the fret board can seem but over time youll look back and see it wasn’t as complicated as you first thought

[@1996adis]

You know that if someone is playing a C - G - Am - Am progression, they probably don't know scales and arpeggios, right? Otherwise they would've been playing Stairway to Heaven off the bat.

[@Breakx22]

Gergin Ivanov That’s why he said to learn them

[@stretch1955]

Can't play Stairway to Heaven on a bat, you need a guitar.

[@mechaella4771]

@@stretch1955 nice

[@Red-ld9ee]

Chris Stretton nice

[@Shubhamgupta-qt4yn]

Noice

[@simonetanzi5103]

I fell in love with that chord progression 5 seconds before you started talking trash about it :)

[@seandaniel23]

Haha, sorry!

[@lakarra3hyababa51]

Bob Marley - No Women No Cry has that chords

[@triciafradrick3731]

OMG ME TOO

[@nausherwanmalik8419]

Simple man

[@sparked3113]

ahhh just a minute.....many people hate that progression. C SUCKS.

[@romenkei498]

I went to a party and did that before they get bored but still they left..they told me they have already seen that on Sean Denial's channel..

[@andrewptob]

*Starts to play Wonderwall...* ^Comes back and takes guitar away from you^

[@seandaniel23]

as a public service.

[@andrewptob]

Sean Daniel Precisely. Haha

[@whatdupdoh]

AOB is wonderwall the new stairway to heaven or something?

[@zackcruise356]

XD

[@zackcruise356]

FUnniest comment i have read in a while XD

[@purisomya6002]

Him: this is boring.. very boring... Again very boring... Me: this is difficult Very difficult Him: let's make it interesting... Me: that's it! I quit!!!

[@Taylor74b]

😂😂😂

[@chaitralig9301]

**lack of motivation had entered the chat Relatable

[@linusbirgersson]

Fingerstyle is better in my opinion

[@johnyoung9976]

Same

[@ameenpalakkal]

Ha ha ha

[@larnizzo91]

That intro was surprisingly relatable...

[@seandaniel23]

:)

[@heliotropicsquirrel550]

I keep it interesting by not tuning my guitar and singing out of key.

[@Lewis2145]

This intro has me dying!! 😂😂

[@seandaniel23]

Common scenario :)

[@lizmck100]

Just Love, Man 6

[@hpvegan1625]

A painful death at that.. Good take on the cliche by Sean though and fitting context.

[@seanr521]

Yeah was very good. 😀 oh wait i can play wonderwall 😃

[@pirate.petehs]

too hard for this 68 yr old but interesting teacher

[@seandaniel23]

I appreciate you watching Peter!

[@allahusnackbar6143]

Pete, its actually pretty easy tho.. been playin for quiet 4 months from now. Try watching some youtube tutorials. :)

[@wilsonfisk6156]

Fuk Yo Say? say it with 68 years man

[@youngboy9697]

Allahu Snackbar why are you smug and disrespectful, it’s not easy for everyone

[@vani808]

Youngboy How was he being smug and disrespectful?

[@jesflix3545]

5:40 kinda like the mission impossible theme

[@lucas.n]

oh man, i love your little sprinkles of condensed knowledge! they make my day! I was stuck in my guitar play. Now every once in a while I watch one of your videos and try some of the ideas and that's enough for hours of lots of fun!

[@seandaniel23]

So great to hear Lucas!

[@djsandy303]

for people who feel confused and want to learn more about these techniques: technique 1: use chord voicings (look up the CAGED system w stitch for a good in depth lesson on that) technique 2: use major and minor scales to add a sort of fill at the end of the bar (look up how to play major and minor scales and use major scales overtop of major chords and minor scales over minor chords or play the scale of the overall song) technique 3: arpeggiate the notes of the chord in a different place on the neck (each major/minor chord is made of 3 notes called triads. look up how to play major and minor triads. its just two shapes not too hard to learn)

[@MrAbhay9999]

sir, i haven't seen anyone teaching so good, and taking these kind of problem and solving them. it just shows how great you're 🙋 keep up the good work.

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks so much for reaching out Abhay! I'll keep em coming!

[@sunxenn3979]

Is it me or is he look like PewDiePie and Starlord at the same time

[@radicalfan8743]

HE'S LITERALLY GUITAR PEWDIEPIE. I've been pointing this out for almost 2 years now, finally someone noticed too 😂

[@AsifAkhtar20]

What are you saying? He looks like Brandon Flowers from The Killers

[@guitargeorge04]

@@AsifAkhtar20 what do you mean? he looks like Samuel L jackson

[@fineblanket]

A little scenario, you're at a party, you see an acoustic guitar. Whatever you do, fight the urge to pick it up and play it. Nobody likes that guy.

[@brendanswords4659]

Not true whatsoever. Anybody who's interested in guitar or music like it

[@albusdumbledore9731]

I just was at a great party and all the sudden my friend started playing the piano she found in the house. The owner of the house asked me if I play piano as well I told him I played guitar so he whipped out his dads guitar for me. Everyone loved us! The best party I’ve ever been to, the music just set the mood even tho our playing was extremely sloppy (blame it on the Alcohol) 🤷🏼‍♀️😂

[@lianakelly1391]

I love when people pick up instruments at parties ❤️ as long as the person isn’t a show off it can be really fun!

[@masterofzero7105]

nobody? only people that hates them self.... love your self and you'll never hate again

[@PerfectlyYou13]

Who cares as long as he's having fun right :P

[@atifarbab1242]

why didn't i find this channel before? it's brilliant!

[@seandaniel23]

Welcome to the party!

[@chetansagta1468]

SAME :)

[@Mae-ny3jt]

Thinking the same thing

[@thomasmclaurin7036]

Yeah man, he is a guitar scale guru, sho nuff.

[@Chadbox123]

Sean, I’ve just come across your page/lessons. I’ve been playing very average for around 10 years primarily BC I wasn’t understanding the theory, arpeggios, etc. Until I found your page. I’m a current subscriber to many of the teaching sites on the net...you are hands down the best! Thanks for what you’re doing and for making this shit make sense!!!!! A fellow Floridian

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks so much Scott for reaching out and saying so!

[@angelmavelle]

I’m a singer songwriter and I’m definitely going to try and apply this to my songs, since most of my songs just have plain chord progressions. Keep up the good work!

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks so much! I'll keep em coming!

[@WysteriaGuitar]

OR, you could just sing a three chord song to the cutest girl in the room and gaze into her eyes. She will not even notice the lame progression. :)

[@seandaniel23]

Yeah I guess that works too :)

[@folkfingerstylefreddy2154]

WysteriaGuitar Unless you're ugly!

[@ihH6053]

WysteriaGuitar 😆😭

[@PedroSantos-fp4iu]

WysteriaGuitar mehhh once i started playing black by pearl jam then some girl in my school saw it, she send it to everyone on our school on snapchat, bunch of girls came downstairs just to see me playing... guess what I didn't get w any of them😐🙃🙃🙃 (besides one after a while but that doesnt come to this topic)😂

[@kaspamaxwell6820]

WysteriaGuitar ew

[@garethcroson8851]

Thank you. I love you video's and find them all to be very helpful. Good advice, but not the first time in my 63 years that I've been told to stop being a boring guitar player. As long as we keep ourselves entertained and interested. If it comes down to being boring or being discouraged and giving up, go ahead and be boring. Just don't stop trying.

[@seandaniel23]

Keep on rocking it Gareth!

[@debabratabanerjee8153]

Thanks a ton. Indeed, the possibility of using alternative chords voicing really adds extra melody to an existing chords progression. I really overlooked it, but after incorporating it to my playing it really improves the sound quality. I will explore other chords progression to add an extra touch. Keep sharing this type of valuable tips. Thanks...

[@faustohernandez3434]

This guy is a GOD, taking a simple chord progression and making it awesome

[@seandaniel23]

My man Fausto! Thanks so much!

[@trevorgwelch7412]

SEAN , I’m the worst guitar player, I’m 59 and retired early ( Medical Issues ) . Thank You for Helping me play something that sounds pretty good. I play for myself. Take Care.

[@seandaniel23]

So happy it helped!

[@annaanna8512]

You are such a talented person. I feel like you tell all the secrets good guitare players won't tell. I find it absolute genius when you freeze the image and carry on with the explanation but with dots. Man, you know how to speak to my brain ! I'm sending you all my love from France

[@unknownhenson7336]

For all beginner and intermediate players this is an absolutely wonderful lesson and something you should really study!! Very important

[@samsonurbano930]

applause!! thanks this has started to get me in the right direction the way you explained this made more sense to me than all the 106 videos on the subject I viewed. hats off keep em coming just like this one please.

[@seandaniel23]

So cool to hear, thanks for reaching out Samson!

[@samsonurbano930]

Sean Daniel it would greatly appreciated if you can play like a 3 minute riff using the scales chords and strumming pattern explained after that would help tremendously!

[@stejohn9463]

Just found your channel and have to say it's fantastic! your way of teaching even complicated ideas in a simple but effective way is great. You deserve a lot more subscribers than you have. You've already improved my playing and way of thinking so much already. Thank you!

[@seandaniel23]

So great to hear! Let me know if you ever have any questions!

[@dannyherrera1740]

The way you see things....Is what I've been wanting to see for a long time now......simple broken/unbroken rules to playing.....hope you understand this is a huge compliment! THANKS!

[@seandaniel23]

+Danny Herrera Thanks so much Danny! Glad you're diggin the vids!

[@montanasbigsky]

Dude, you went from playing like me with 3 or 4 chords to being Santana. Holy smoke. I don't know scale. How is this easy. This is at least high intermediate.

[@seandaniel23]

Yeah I probably should've mentioned that, but even if you're not at stage yet, the main principle to think about is that you can always replace a chord with something different to liven it up, regardless of what your playing level is. Hope it helped a little!

[@sbkmarkel]

Please do another one for advanced beginners?

[@sbkmarkel]

@Verty wow, guess it doesn't take much for you to laugh your ass off. I mean someone who is not brand spanking new to guitar, but playing for a couple years. You need another hobby.

[@Zorax2144]

I hope everyone found their way in good time. Music can be REALLY confusing at the start. If anyones stuck on a particularly confusing topic, i'd be happy to try to shed some light.

[@ImAnOcean]

​@@sbkmarkelyou wouldnt call that a beginner

[@sorinsoria]

Amazing video, can't tell you how much this helped me. My problem was i'd just learn a scale and play random notes in that scale and it felt so mindless with no direction. Thanks man

[@seandaniel23]

So good to hear Brian. Keep rockin it.

[@r.towers4374]

Simple solution. As a guitar player and when you see the guitar there alone; ur supposed to leave it alone. You only play when hired or asked. Being humble is part of being a good, well-behave musician. Don't be the corny guy.

[@nickhays2183]

or take it to the bathroom and play alone so no one asks you to play wonderwall or hotel california

[@alexandrerodriguez8723]

Wtf Hotel California? Man you need to listen to the original if you think it has a cheap easy vibe like Wonderwall

[@mboyer68]

Being a solid guitar player and playing doesn't mean you're showing off, not being humble. I still suck, so I wouldn't pick it up. But if you picked it up and played I'm sure I'd enjoy it! And I wouldn't think you're an arrogant prick. You took the time to learn, go ahead and play!

[@trever52398]

Your teaching style is absolutely incredible, Many thanks for all your awesome lessons!

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks Trever, I'll keep em coming!

[@MaynardGKrebs-gv4vy]

Great job Sean. I really enjoy your sense of humor that makes the lesson fun. Fun = Progress, which hasn't been easy for me. A big A scale ATTABOY !!

[@RichardHughes15]

Man, I LOVE your videos! The only bad thing is it reminds me just how crappy of a guitarist I am. I've been playing guitar for over 40 years and playing at bars and restaurants for over 30 years. I was always good at hearing a song on the radio, and almost immediately be able to play it. Kind of. I always have played some stripped down BS version using straight open or barr chords. I'm still playing the same garbage I was playing 30 years ago when it was on the radio. Now I'm an oldies player. I love your sense of humor. I'm so lame, I just started playing Wonderwall about ten years ago! That is a complicated song in my repature. I still play American Pie and Take it easy! Yikes!!! I could always tell when there were real musicians in the audience because I could see them shake their heads and I got good at lip reading "douchebag". I'm more of a songwriter than a performer, but out of probably 400 songs I've written, 300 have close to interchangeable progressions. If I would have learned what you teach when I was young, I would have maybe been a satisfactory music writer. Alas, no use wondering what might have been. I'm trying to learn some of it now. It ain't easy. You are great, and I love your videos. I'm trying to stick with it, but I have to watch each video about ten times before I start to get a clue what the F you are talking about. Just wanted to say thanks for your knowledge and wit. I also wanted to ask you if you have any original songs on line somewhere. Would love to hear them. Thanks again.

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks so much for watching Richard!!! Definitely have a lot of originals on here. I always liked these: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpTOm3-ka7Z9ers kzbin.info/www/bejne/gojZaqdjdtaWlZY kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpjXgqmYnq-VaZo

[@halseyxxxo3064]

You're never too old to start over.

[@jegrif123]

That pulloff thing is Page move, he uses it in almost every song. Sounds nice when you have a ton of distortion.

[@seandaniel23]

Right on Jimmy, he's the best!

[@salandjax24]

Love it I always thought to myself what I’m doing isn’t learning guitar. I just learn hard songs and memorize it in my head, but you taught me a lot of things to look up and learn more about

[@chadcurry6430]

Wow! You are the first video I've seen that actually puts the dots on the neck, so you can see where your fingers go... Congratulations man on a very good channel, very helpful! thanks

[@5i1v3rStorm]

Another great GREAT tutorial for me on how bad I actually am. Thanks for that :)

[@seandaniel23]

+5i1v3rStorm haha, sorry!

[@DirtBikes_MathGarden]

El Loco no, the only way that would be possible is if they stopped playing. Improvement comes, and it is proportional to how much work you put in. If you grind and put a lot of time in, you'll be a better player every time you set the guitar down compared to when you picked it up!

[@philjames1019]

Priceless!! The comedy and the lesson .......

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks as always my man!

[@jakeharper384]

School got me away from guitar for a bit, can’t wait to start the journey again with ya Sean. So glad to see your channel grow, nobody deserves it more man!

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks so much Jake! I'll keep em coming!

[@iamgrammywinner11]

Thanks Sean! This is what I needed to uplevel my playing! Since I already knew my scales and other chord voicings, I just needed the courage to jump from the chords to the fills and back!

[@joeldcanfield_spinhead]

Being able to play that marvelously annoying snippet at the end would make it worth the practice. (Yes, sometimes I forget to use my power for good instead of evil. I'm working on it.) Appreciate your ability to keep it simple without making me feel like a simpleton.

[@seandaniel23]

Happy to help Joel! Thanks for watching!

[@groovy9466]

whenever I watch a guitar lesson I be like , " oh man , that's easy " but when it comes to playing I become an ass! !! I hate this feeling. .I really wanna play as a real guitarist.

[@greenandblue3809]

perfect practice makes perfect

[@MrTrollinglol]

Practice makes progress my man there is always room to improve

[@groovy9466]

+MrTrollinglol oh yeh? well , I hope so

[@MrTrollinglol]

+Houssam nettah how long have you been playing guitar? I've been playing guitar for 6 years and feel like I could be much better, but what seems to happen is a make major jumps every once in awhile, it's not really like constant progress, you may be experiencing the same thing

[@groovy9466]

+MrTrollinglol look , I been playing for a months, I know about the chords , strumming patterns, but whenever I'm strumming I be like , "oh man that's so boring " .besides , I'm all alone I mean I have nobody to show me where to start step by step ..whenever I hold a guitar I just start strumming up down up down till I got bored!!

[@gracelloyd5480]

I leant to play the guitar in two months and my friend learnt it in AN HOUR. I really don’t feel confident in my playing because my friend can sing so she plays the guitar and sings and I can’t sing so I’m looking for something that can make my guitar playing more interesting and unique. This video is really helpful.

[@ericchan6343]

Love this training so much. Cant wait to try it.

[@JDoactive]

4:07 He realises he's playing the forbidden riff,so he stops one note before the high E

[@staunch_85]

I don't understand, please help

[@mirasipila3070]

@@staunch_85 Stairway to heaven, the intro is played from a minor

[@staunch_85]

@@mirasipila3070 oh yeah , just heard it . Thanks

[@jacobdv91]

I appreciate how your videos are geared to people who already have general knowledge of the guitar but are seeking to improve. I've been in a rut and have not progressed in a while. I can play most chords but have difficulty integrating scales and arpeggios. Do you have any video suggestions to help someone like me to improve their playing? I want to be able to jam with others and have a general sense of what key they are playing in so I can solo over top. Thanks for all your hardwork!

[@seandaniel23]

Oooh maybe try this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4vNgH9ootGloc0

[@jacobdv91]

Awesome! Thank you. I will definitely check it out. Your videos have helped me out A LOT so far.

[@kevinperkins8397]

Im having the same issue

[@scs8300]

Sean, your instructions are awesome. Clearly understandable for a beginner like me. I appreciate your talent and teaching style. Wish I found you sooner. Thanks!

[@seandaniel23]

+Theresa Smith thanks so much for reaching out Theresa! Better late than never!

[@zztazta]

this is SOOOOO useful and much needed advice for this forever stuck beginner-intermediate helpless soul who envies flashier playing and who is no less bored by the chords than the audience!

[@seandaniel23]

Happy to help!

[@jaidenmotes2257]

Him: "Arpeggios!" Me: What is this 'aRPeGgiOs'?

[@radicalfan8743]

I don't have much explanation but he's a great guy.

[@seandaniel23]

Haha, thanks!

[@acousticknights9654]

I've been playing the guitar for twenty years now...and holy shit... Holy shit...best lesson ever!

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks so much for saying so Ian!

[@souljunkieforamericajeremi8298]

And I love how much you call it boring. It’s motivating me me to kick it up.

[@rupertradar7424]

Thanks for the videos Sean. Your the best Tube teacher since "Marty!"

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks so much Rupert!

[@davidabuashvili3158]

good advice: *don't be that A hole who always brings guitar on parties*

[@ryanlaurence569]

No, be the asshole who FINDS a guitar at every party and picks it up.

[@jackdanila9893]

@@ryanlaurence569 and play songs that people knows, because if you don't sing, it will be boring af

[@sophieoshaughnessy9469]

Anybody who could pull these licks off already knows they exist, I suspect. But at least you gave me something to spend the next decade learning. :)

[@nisargshah6725]

I would really like to watch right hand for entire video. Thanks for coming up with Unique video each time.

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks for reaching out man! Thinking about adding a 3rd camera for the right hand, we'll see :)

[@ianbooth2062]

That would be great. I can hear all this interesting stuff going on with the right hand, so a bit frustrating not being able to see what's going on. Looking forward to that 3rd camera!

[@bencarey4805]

I've been watching your videos for the past few weeks and I've loved them! They are so easy to understand. I'm going to be studying music up at an institute in the city next year, so all of this theory that you teach has been a great help to me! Thankyou so much =)

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks so much for reaching out and saying so! Best of luck with your music study!

[@abhijitc1526]

Great tip Sean. It will nice to see this a little slow. It's a bit difficult for a beginner to keep up with the finger position! It will be great to see a slower version of the same video. Cheers!

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@altmaster3288]

This is fantastically helpful, especially for a metal player who's a bit lost on how to sound interesting with an acoustic.

[@seandaniel23]

So great to hear! i've got some more acoustic lessons on the way!

[@bigoli2001]

Dude, that intro is so me and this is exactly the lesson I need right now, i know some scales and chords but have never figured out how to fit them together. I'm a lazy learner lol Subbed

[@seandaniel23]

Welcome to the party!

[@rzeka]

I actually like the way 7:23 sounds

[@seandaniel23]

haha a few people have told me that! Maybe I should make that my new style.

[@JohnyDuc]

exactly!

[@janheitmuller6542]

rzeka 0

[@Nevrojs]

I thought the same, when the playing is a bit cleaner its a masterpiece :'D

[@joselekiwi5695]

Sean Daniel So bluegrassy

[@bhaskar08]

Hey Sean, I tried to follow this in a party and the part when I was playing the arpeggios, every single one of them heard "Stairway To Heaven" and told me to play that......... That's when I faked a call and left the party.

[@seandaniel23]

you made the right call.

[@geolynxsaemane8538]

Hehe

[@r17neo8]

Yhhy

[@incredibledisc]

Hi Sean, found your channel after it popped up on my KZbin feed. Been playing for many years, mostly learning other people’s songs, but your videos have opened up a lot of new possibilities in my playing as far as connecting scales and chords voicings etc to allow for more interesting playing while just jamming on my own ideas. Liked and subbed.

[@seandaniel23]

So glad to hear! Welcome to the party!

[@incredibledisc]

Sean Daniel thanks for taking a moment to respond. On holiday from work and watching your videos and doing some wood-shedding has been a nice way to spend the day.

[@GJSsongsmith]

That's great re CAGED , Sean . Thanks for your kind reply ....Rock on !

[@seandaniel23]

Right on man!

[@nuttybangerz]

"How to Make Your Guitar Playing Interesting" Keep Practicing

[@creator4734]

Ooh this is new! I learned a lot about guitar but still i need to improve my skills . Even tho i know what he taught but still this is great!

[@ElementalSk81]

So glad i found this channel and video. Im just coming up on 5 years of playing ( self taught so practically zero understanding of music theory). Im now starting to realize how limiting it is to not understand exactly what im playing and how each chord relates to the other, ive always been a muscle memory and just wing it kinda guy. But man, this video opened up SO many doors for me. I already have the technical skill to play alot of things now, regularly learning songs within minutes just from playing so long, but i dont " know" on command what to play next so to speak. Just adding in the picked out version of chords in my progressions alone made a difference. Man music just got 10x more fun, even 5 yrs in.

[@prizmcmyk3363]

I know that feeling, it cool yet anxious. When random people come to see you play. It's has happen to me at guitar center or parties

[@seandaniel23]

Just got to rock it out!

[@umuulan.nanaman]

bold of you to assume i play in front of people

[@lenefunck4703]

I thought u were Nathan Kress for a sec. 😂

[@TONE11707]

I watched this about an hour ago and practiced the technique to the song "Are you that somebody" by Aliyah with Am-Am-F-Em and that well known riff on the 2nd Am... just thought I'd share and say thanks for the detailed and entertaining lessons

[@seandaniel23]

So cool to hear!

[@ajstexas]

The key when playing for a new audience is humility. Appreciate any attention that's given, play very quietly at first, sing with spirit, and try to get people to sing or play along. Also, play positive and fun songs. Respect that some folks may not like your musical preferences or may feel threatened if you start to capture others attention. Last, understand cells phones will ring, people will bump into you, people will continue to talk. That's all part of the experience.

[@ahsamv1992]

I am a new subscriber, you got quality content there pal.keep it up.

[@seandaniel23]

Welcome to the party!

[@mara.j]

honestly the amount of music theory/terms you need to know or understand at least half of what he said in this video , you mostly likely would know how to play more than just basic chords. this is too much for me right now, so unfortunately imma head out now 😭✌

[@cjdenino7722]

People in the comments saying this is too hard for them well if u just started yes that’s understandable but practice everyday and practice finger picking and come back to this video in a couple years there’s good info in this guys videos. Thankfully I’m at the level where playing guitar is second nature to me and I can manage to do this stuff not perfectly but still and I only just started 4 years ago and I’m almost as good as my friends who have been playing forever so keep at it guys don’t be so pessimistic the sky’s the limit!

[@k3804g932]

Most guitar instruction on KZbin is either too basic or too laden with theory and or talk. For the intermediate player, your instruction is just right. Keep it up. You are the only guy on KZbin that I watch for acoustic guitar ideas. kg

[@khaledbaled]

why would anyone even dislike this video ..

[@Seltaeb_]

Cause they can't play scales yet XD

[@jontomabbett]

They're tone deaf and jealous

[@Sora-o]

Because the video is useless.

[@ratchapel8974]

Jorge B. Just cuz you can’t do it doesn’t mean it’s useless sorry

[@EEEEEE1337]

No guitar, no oppertunity

[@CosminZeed]

Can you play [insert a song that you never heard before or that you hate] ?

[@122kcin]

I love your informative yet humorous style. It makes you very unique.

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks Nick, I'll keep it up!

[@NyleHamidi]

This and your "how to solo" vid are the best videos you've posted thanks a bunch!

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks for watching Nyle.

[@Madararesurrection]

you look bit like barney from how i met your mother dude , whatever .. awesome stuff man keep up the good work =)

[@seandaniel23]

haha thanks! I actually get that quite a bit :)

[@pinetree4600]

1:24 we got a see-uh, a gee-uh, and an a minor. Bahahaha

[@raghavgairola2270]

My usual go to is play a few open chords..... And then blast onto this bar chords. For some reason I love those!!

[@seandaniel23]

Keep rockin!

[@Oilartnelson]

Add Earl Scruggs 3 finger picking to these methods man. It forever changed my guitar skills and abilities regardless of a standard tune. Go open G or open A and C, then continue as if on banjo. You've just glued the eyes of the room to your guitar.

[@seandaniel23]

I'm getting started with open G.

[@Oilartnelson]

@@seandaniel23 Hint, In many was that's all you need to know. Capo grabs the A and C, yet if you want the deeper tuning, you quickly realize Open G is a near paralleel to the open C and A. Excuse the keyboard, I spilled coffee last week. uuhg. the standard banjo is GDGBD in open G. Without the high Fifth of banjo, on guitar you have two Bass strings that give several opportunities and don't have to be in open tuning. Dropped thumb is important, yet I just found your channel and saw you got that on last video made yesterday. I see you do 3 finger which is close to Scruggs. Don't give that up man! Just as important is using middle finger for the second B string after hitting the first D. In beginning it's tough, but part of a bag of tricks for professionals. 2O yeears ago, I only used middle finger for the first D string. That's a no no, yet can make you look like a pro for beginners. Pro's will take note of this since you don't use the difficult trick like Jerry! ck. ;-> Again, aecuse the keyboard. It's all about picking, not strumming and clear picking. Speed comes afterward. Had to edit, what I meant by close to Scruggs, is 3 finger yes, yet not traditional rolls. Had to edit again, haha. That is using middle finger for the second B string directly after the first D string before doing dropped thumb or whatever you need. Typically, middle finger stays on the first D, yet not always for pros. Sometimes it goes to the second B directly afterward. That's one of the tricks for Traditional picking.

[@bluesriot2]

the fact that there are over one hundred thumbs up and O thumbs down gives a clue as to whats happening here ...

[@seandaniel23]

People have great taste!

[@bluesriot2]

usually there's one person to do the dirty deed ... the fact there's not one here - a testament to your video presentation !

[@jonasc1221]

Jinx'd

[@katelyngreen6397]

I can't even move my fingers that fast

[@gocatsgo08]

Loved the video! Especially the way you presented the chord progression changes. It was easy to II, and should be very helpful to beginner or intermediate guitarist. You have a new subscriber. Thank you!

[@seandaniel23]

Welcome to the party!

[@FaresX2023]

Bonus: 1- percussion (on the guitar) 2- rasgado picking 3- playing ambiant music that fit the envirement (Woods, mountain, snow, sea, sand, etc...) 4- play popular music or folks too have an effect 5- the video is about it but I'll confirm it, don't be mainstream or predictable.

[@mingbosai3848]

Don't know will you reply me or not.... But thanks for this man😎 from deep inside❤ love from india

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks for reaching out! Cheers from the us

[@rou9akpaul]

0:00 - 0:28 It really happened with me couple of years back 😬

[@ckoen0312]

Loving your videos! They’re perfect for where I’m at in playing. I know scales and chords, but having a hard time making music. I also like how each video isn’t 50% lesson and 50% you promoting your channel... like a bunch of other youtubers lol

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks so much for saying so Chris!

[@ckoen0312]

Absolutely! Too much negative gets put in comments. I figured I'd shine a little light! Anyone who thinks this is too hard should find another video that works for them and come back to this once they get they're chops up :) took me a while@@seandaniel23

[@bubbeltwist]

Thank you. 👍 This was just what was needed on this monday morning to feed my progression. Very beginner friendly video, despite the ”this sounds boring”. The idea you present made sense to me and hopefully a few more out there. Much love! 🌷