How to use CAGED to Play "Complex Chords"

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Enjoy!

[@khye2271]

Please don't ever stop teaching. I know the views are low compared to other KZbinr instructors but... you're hands down the best one.

[@steviekroghmatzenbutler3765]

Learned more in 15min here about chord construction that in 10yrs. Very clear and well explained.

[@jasonwojcik]

That F#7#5b9 is a raunchy chord. I didnt think it would work, but it did. If someone told me to play that chord, I would cry for a minute while trying to figure out the shape, all while everyone was thinking, "I thought you knew how to play the guitar." It was an Awesome video, as always; thank you!

[@abraralvi4831]

can you make a video on interval internalization?

[@zombieguitar]

I'll see what I can do 😁

[@smoothpicker]

Awesome lesson brian, opened my eyes up on this one!! Gonna take some practice on this which works out great as im looking to improve my chord building skills . Thanks a ton!!

[@GibsonLP2010]

Great stuff again Brian. Please keep them coming. I learn so much from this channel.

[@martynspooner5822]

Incredibly helpful as always, thanks again.

[@SPV66]

Thanks Brian for this great lesson!

[@scottjones6624]

Clear, clear, clear!!!

[@dereksilva7876]

Awesome lesson. Could you make a video of a practice routine on the guitar to help us practice the circle of fifth using the caged system?

[@zombieguitar]

Yup, it's a bit older, but this is the one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6ncYaZ_mLprjq8

[@janinee6733]

Thank you so much! Never thought I would be able to understand this stuff, but you are such a great teacher!

[@rbmoman]

Enjoy!

[@alexeyfedyashev6841]

Very good explanation!

[@cooper456456]

Great explanations!! So Helpful

[@vicmorrison8128]

Appreciated. Always the best!

[@neildobbs7278]

another priceless video Brian. I've been off my strat for a while but hearing this funky little progression makes me wana get the bugger back out. Much love man, hope those trolls are giving you less of a headache these days, or at least providing you with some light entertainment

[@zombieguitar]

Thanks Neil! Those trolls will always be trollin'. It gives me content ideas though 😁

[@Ahmed-kv4up]

Maestro Brian.

[@iwritethehooks]

I liked this voicing e3 e5 e7 e3 b5 b7 b8 b3 g4 g6 g7 g3 d5 dx d9 d2 ax ax ax a1 eo e7 eo e2 Or, mute A and move 4th chord up an octave.

[@davros666]

🤘

[@talltodd]

I’m trying to find the video you did on the student who just wanted to play like Zeppelin and the two teaching approaches. I keep looking but haven’t been able to find it again.

[@zombieguitar]

Here ya go 😁kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4eXimR3pdOlY80si=CdWWkoemNfJksa0h

[@user-cr7jr8nw8c]

Hey Brian, just curious what kind of mic you're using when you make your videos. I don't see a lav mic anywhere.

[@rarebear6889]

Hey brian I need your help, I can't visualize anything on my fretboard. I hear people say that when you think of caged/chord shape or just a scale pattern that you should see the notes "light up" on your fretboard. I know my intervals and I relate everything back to the root but I don't see it mapped out the way I hear other people talk about it. Also, are descending intervals any different than ascending? love your videos thanks 🧟‍♂

[@vicmorrison8128]

Give it a while.

[@complexHealing]

What kind of guitar is that?

[@costelbutnaru3871]

Hi Brian! I am a little bit confused. In F#7#5b9 you broked up in F# and after you put a 7b not 7#, and after you used #5 and b9. In my logic it wolud have been: F#, 7,#, 5b and 9. What do you think? 🙏 Thanks a lot for your work! 🙏

[@zombieguitar]

F# is the root note... In 7th form, it is an F#7, which is an F# major chord plus a b7. If it were an F#maj7, it would have been an F# major chord plus a major 7th, which is just a 7. Check out this video on 7ths: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXOlqJyNmteGrqMsi=je8hFN_M-dFuuLVt

[@stevec9972]

Don't the Chords have the b or # written after them & Extentions have b or # . before the note. What you described would be written F# maj7b59

[@zombieguitar]

@@stevec9972 yup..this is an F# root note, with a 7 (not a maj7)....a '7' in a chord symbol is a b7. So the 7th portion of the chord is an F#7 chord (aka. "F# dominant 7th"). Then you just add the extensions on there - #5 and b9 🎸

[@costelbutnaru3871]

@@zombieguitar thank you very much for the explanation. now it makes sense. 🙏

[@costelbutnaru3871]

@@stevec9972 Thank you. Didn t know this part of theory. 🙏

[@ladc8960]

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