Triad Pairs: Fundamentals and Creative Applications - Lesson

[@AlekDarson]

Great lesson! You just keep sounding better and better, truly inspiring

[@JuanDhas]

Thanks so much, bro! Really means the world!

[@6fretless]

Man, I just stumbled on to your channel and really enjoyed the way you talked about your use of triad pairs. Love your sound/playing! New subscriber🤗

[@JuanDhas]

Thanks so much, and welcome! Hope you enjoy some of the videos here!

[@6fretless]

@@JuanDhas I play electric bass. Always checking out what the sax, trumpet, and guitar folks are up to, among other instrumentalists... Yes, I see there are lots of goodies here. And the content has depth, thank you!👍🏾Wishing you the best✌🏾

[@Slalomem_12]

very same experience

[@elgranpianista1]

Bien!!! He visto muchos videos de lecciones referidos a este tema pero pocos como el tuyo. Contigo encuentro como tocar lindo usando este recurso. Al fin!! Gracias

[@JuanDhas]

Muchísimas gracias, Xavier! Me alegra un montón que le haya gustado el video. Saludos!

[@georgefreeman123]

Why didn't you use a guitar with fret inlays. Duh

[@JuanDhas]

Don't own one, and personally don't like inlays.

[@barrysebastian9584]

Wonderful concepts, Juan. There toward the end, I was thinking, “blending these type of ideas in with regular lines would be hip!” ....then, you mentioned doing just that - with intervalic and linear lines. I’m going to watch again - lots of food for thought. Thanks for sharing🙏.

[@JuanDhas]

Thanks for watching, Barry! The support always means a ton!

[@ModernGuitar]

Great as always ! I was wondering: it is generally admited that a triad pair should be two consecutive triads, but do you use triad pairs that are not ?

[@JuanDhas]

Thanks so much for checking it out! That's a good question...I believe that while you could try and experiment with that, it tends to lose the sequential nature and the pattern sound that makes it a triad pair. In my experience, you also want to pick two triads that really bring out the sound you are trying to imply, and that means having fewer common tones between the two. Hope this helps with some insight!

[@nikhilmalik62]

Dude nice playing and excellent instruction. This video was extremely helpful and exactly what I need to throw into my daily practice. Nice work. I like the inversion combos, the legato and voice leading make it have flow and the string tone modulating to thinner/thicker gauge as you go up and down in pitch there feels more natural.

[@JuanDhas]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@LouAdipietro]

Dude in the short time I watched this I already feel a huge amount of inspiration and ideas 🙌 thank you for the insight.. these kinds of lessons beat any other youtube exercise where they just shred licks, rather work with concepts!

[@JuanDhas]

Thanks so much for the kind words, Lou! Really means a ton. Just trying to share my own music, creative projects and a few things I've learned along the way. Feel free to check out some of the other lessons on the channel!

[@ManoChandraDhas]

Love the way that guitar becomes a part of you and an extension of your musical mind. The tone keeps getting better and better. Super!

[@JuanDhas]

Thanks so much, Dad!

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[@javionadrien1167]

@Chaim Gael Instablaster ;)

[@lucianoamacher9557]

since I've switched to an ergonomic and light headless guitar (strandberg jazz) I really feel like my instrument is part of my body and I can express my creativity way better than before with a big, inconvenient and heavy guitar, which made me kinda tense and needed extra brain and body power just for holding it in a comfortable position.

[@Formetoknow191]

This lesson was a huge help reminder for things lost. Thank you for what you are doing with these lessons 👍 made a big difference for me

[@JuanDhas]

Thanks for the kind words, Tony! The support really means the world

[@elninojustino]

I would love to see a pdf of this idea

[@JuanDhas]

Thanks for watching, Justin! Nothing planned as of yet (I'm working on some original music again, as well as a small book of lines and a composition course right now). However, if there's enough demand, I'll definitely consider the idea. Appreciate the support!

[@slowfinger2]

Great lesson Juan. Just getting into triad pairs. The different approaches you laid out really helped to get a better basic understanding of just what they are. I'm that green. lol.

[@JuanDhas]

Thanks so much! Really glad you found this helpful!

[@marceli155]

Thank You my friend !

[@JuanDhas]

Glad you got something out of this!

[@annettesomers7463]

Great lesson thanks!

[@JuanDhas]

Thank you!

[@jonathanromero5292]

big cliffs f dover vibes all over this

[@JuanDhas]

Thanks for checking out the lesson!

[@Morganstudios]

Inspiring! Thank you!

[@JuanDhas]

Thank you!

[@adamtucker1392]

Legit!!

[@JuanDhas]

Thanks, Adam! Really kind of you

[@elkeism]

Is pairing triads limited to 4+5 or can they became random?

[@JuanDhas]

Generally, the IV and V will give you the strongest sound of a particular mode. However, there are other combinations, such as V and bVI for Harmonic Minor. Try and experiment!