How to TRANSPOSE | reAL guitar

[@alexandertg2638]

Wow this is so useful! I was just going to learn how to do it without a cheat sheet but then I saw this and I was hooked. It works really well!

[@khushparmar5714]

This chart literally made my work soooo easy ..first I used to write the scale and transpose the chords...you also explained it amazingly..you are doing great work sir..take care stay safe...more power to you❣️🙏🙏🙏

[@TomasMichaud]

Glad it helped Khush!

[@isaackasirye5137]

Wow lessons are good and understandable 💯

[@mamasilver910]

THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!!!!! this is awesome and has helped me tremendously!!!!

[@TomasMichaud]

You're so welcome!

[@TheAliciaJean]

I need this Key Change Chord Chart it's going to help me write songs. You've saved me soo much time! Thanks for this awesome video, and for getting to the point. I really appreciate it!

[@arcadence7619]

Did you just donate $10?

[@TomasMichaud]

Thank you for your generosity, Alicia. Sorry for the late reply. I just discovered these.

[@samaghiksamurai7853]

We need information like these I am a beginner and i was searching for this I played for some months and quit I tried learning online but didn't know what to search What information do i even need and how to go around searching for it. I recently picked guitar again and am so happy i have found this video.

[@TomasMichaud]

Glad it helped you!

[@SeanCortrightMusic]

Question: How would you use this to transpose from Major to Minor or Minor to Major?

[@oldguy5381]

This ones a bit over my pay grade, but always good information. Your almost there keep up the good work.

[@TomasMichaud]

Thanks :)

[@MrsJustinWilkerson]

Thank you. I loved your video! You're such a a fun personality as well

[@TomasMichaud]

Thanks for watching!

[@aikegarcia2710]

Thank you sir, I've been playing guitar for years but know nothing about chord transposition. No one taught me how to do so, but thanks to you.😁

[@TomasMichaud]

Happy to help Alke!

[@logsdonj982]

What if the key is B flat major or something like that??

[@prasanthfrancis1263]

Cool..great learning from a master

[@TomasMichaud]

Thanks 👍

[@HxC_Fragman]

Dude thank you so much! have a good one

[@TomasMichaud]

Any time!

[@stevevaughn2040]

That was an excellent explanation.

[@spencerhayhurst3566]

Fantastic

[@daniel.shalome]

This is so cool. Now I can play accordingly. Thanks alot

[@findaway2sayyes]

Love this! How do you know which fret to add a capo to?

[@TomasMichaud]

Good question! Not a simple answer. I usually just put it on the first few friends and see how it sounds. Then I move it up or down one friend at a time.

[@gordonsolomonartmusic]

Great lesson.

[@TomasMichaud]

Glad you liked it!

[@dpadrieartsagency7796]

Hi where is the transpose sheet download?

[@TomasMichaud]

Hi there, it is in the blog article linked in the description. Here is that link for you! www.tomasmichaud.com/how-to-transpose-guitar/.

[@robertrammullen6935]

Hi Thomas Like your good self rather up in the years I am 65 learning guitar already writing songs, Sir you have made my life far easier I so enjoy your videos had to comment you are so kind and fun yet very easy to listen to as you simplify everything for us beginners. A video on writing songs with chords could be helpful 🙏🙏🙏

[@TomasMichaud]

Thanks for the kind words Robert. And thanks for the request. This is a great idea.

[@normaldean]

fantastic video, one of the more helpful videos on transposition I have come across, thank you!

[@TomasMichaud]

You're very welcome Dean!

[@edglover9500]

Tomas once again thanks for your help. I've been following you off and on for 2 years and really like what you are showing. My playing has gotten better. But I've been trying to follow jam tracks but get frustrated by which chords to play, could you do a session on that ?thanks again.

[@TomasMichaud]

Thanks for your request, Ed. can you tell me more about this issue? Do you have the sheet music when you play we can tracks?

[@edglover9500]

@@TomasMichaud Good evening. No I don't have the sheet music for it. The one other issue is they are back tracks, I was told that I shouldn't use that type. I have been rewatching your 30 Days and some from a few years ago. Last night I watched the video on " should I play with music or practice" I'm doing both and trying to get barr chords down, watched your video on that also. You have helped me a lot with learning Amazing Grace, thanks. I will continue watching your videos because they are the most effective to me. I would still like to see a video on Jam tracks and how to tell what chords to use. I've been practicing + - 1 hour a night. Thanks for responding so quickly. And sorry to be so long winded. On Thu, Oct 8, 2020, 1:11 AM KZbin wrote:  🌟 Tomas Michaud replied to Ed Glover's comment How to TRANSPOSE | reAL guitar  Tomas Michaud Thanks for your request, Ed. can you tell me more about this issue? Do you have the sheet music when you play we can tracks? REPLY If you no longer wish to receive emails about comments and replies, you can unsubscribe.© 2020 KZbin, LLC 901 Cherry Ave, San Bruno, CA 94066  Address not found Your message wasn't delivered to [e-mail] because the address couldn't be found, or is unable to receive mail.LEARN MOREThe response was: The email account that you tried to reach does not exist. Please try double-checking the recipient's email address for typos or unnecessary spaces. Learn more at support.google.com/mail/answer/6596 ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Ed Glover To: KZbin Cc: Bcc: Date: Thu, 8 Oct 2020 19:12:30 -0500 Subject: Re: New reply to a comment on "How to TRANSPOSE | reAL guitar" ----- Message truncated -----

[@brownpunk1794]

Great vid..im a new sub..one question i always wondered..for those not interested in singing (like me)..why would we want to change keys?..i prefer to play in original so it sounds like the original when im playing along..just my thoughts. Thanks for the vid🙏🏿

[@sagnik17]

You would either want to change it for singing or to match other musicians and singers.. another use could be to get the sound you want. For example bands like Metallica tune their guitars half step down for some numbers and i guess so did GnR..

[@TomasMichaud]

Great answer.

[@rajeshkolhapure6739]

Thanks a ton for such an easy explanation 🙏

[@TomasMichaud]

Thanks Rajesh. I'm glad I could help. Thanks for your comment. So nice of you

[@susangraham813]

I stumbled acrosss your chart awhile back and printed it out. Love it. (Second part should read "Minor key.") I appreciate the added tip re using capo after transposing...go too low, then back up. (Sometimes finding a comfortable key to sing in is challenging, especially with more complex progressions.) Thx for all you do, Tomas!!!

[@TomasMichaud]

Thanks Susan.

[@adarshmelodies]

Clear, simple explaination... Thank you very much 😀

[@TomasMichaud]

You're welcome Adarsh.

[@choochoochooseyou]

Tomas, I have 2 questions. Why are columns 4, 5 and 6 marked in blue? And what are A#m, C#m etc? I'm not familiar with them.

[@TomasMichaud]

The blue columns are the most used chords in any key. They are what I have students learn first.

[@jasonbourne488]

Great video. A future video suggestion is to walk through common strumming patterns and how to pick a good pattern to fit a chord progression. Also another suggestion is finger picking methods.

[@TomasMichaud]

Great suggestions! Thanks, Sharad. I appreciate it.

[@khushparmar5714]

Instead of changing chords according to scale .....can we use capo and play same position??...does that sound same or am I wrong??

[@TomasMichaud]

I'm not 100% sure I understand KHUSH PARMAR. Could you explain more Khush?

[@khushparmar5714]

Let's say I have a song originally in scale of C major and the chord progression is C Am D C......so if I want to play the song in D major scale...rather than transposing the chords in new scale...can we use capo on 2 frets forward and play same position??

[@bladdermuffin6841]

@@khushparmar5714 yes. but it is good practice to not use the capo as a crutch.

[@johnmitchelljr]

Thank you.

[@TomasMichaud]

You're welcome John!

[@nobodyspecialdotorgrichard5971]

But I am confused on what a first chord or a fourth chord or a fifth chord is? How do I know if its a first, fourth fifth or a seventh that I need to choose? Im lost. Ive been playing for 30 years… by ear so im ignorant:)

[@FezzantPlucka]

You've got "Major Key" on there twice. ;)

[@TomasMichaud]

Thanks!

[@sandygentry8455]

That’s what I do! Lol

[@tanjirkhan892]

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