Improve Your Chord Transitions With These Guitar Tips!

Improve Your Chord Transitions With These Guitar Tips! It can be a challenge when you're learning chords, moving from chord to chord. In this video, I'm giving you by best tips on how to move from chord to chord more smoothly and demonstrating how you can move from chord to chord more smoothly. Practice the tips I share and you'll see progress. My mission is to help you unlock the fretboard and play the guitar the way you've always desired to play!
00:01 - Introduction
00:40 - Rushing
02:27 - Ineffective Finger Placement
03:52 - Not Seeing the Next Chord
05:08 - Exercise Introduction
05:40 - Key of C
06:10 - I-ii-IV-iii- V
07:41- Looking at the Neck
08:51 - For Intermediate / Advanced Players
10:32 - This Works at All Levels
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[@Kerry2smooth]

Do you struggle with moving from chord to chord? Let me know? Or if you did, but improved, what did you do?

[@chayungadaka6394]

The minor 9 chord man it's structure how it works

[@DefundTheEmpire]

Man i hold my breath too and i didn't realize it until i started recorded videos of myself. Great tips as always! Thank you.

[@itsahsah]

I used to struggle with this, so if you're starting out, listen to this man! THE BIGGEST THING IS visualization. Actively "seeing" or visualizing your fingers in the right place on the fretboard is the key. Literally closing your eyes and drawing your hand in your mind. If you can't think it, you can't do it. I use this technique anytime I'm trying to learn a new chord voicing. It all begins to get easier over time, but this is the most efficient way to do it. And to add a second level to it, start humming the sound of the chords as you play to get that ear to hand connection as well.

[@albertjanderson]

I really love your guitar plan. Sometimes it is sitting just listen even though I know that stuff is distant. It sounds so pretty the way you're doing it.❤

[@mwaleezra3084]

This has been my challenge I believe with this lesson it will help more especially playing Rnb I find hard to play smoothly

[@mycohunter_nordwest]

Love your approach on things. Thanks for sharing! Also your style of playing really inspires me and makes me grab my guitar more often. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge 🙏🏼 Peace & love from Germany

[@fatbelly3385]

Thanks for the idea using a metronome at a slow BPM. You're truly Smooth with it

[@HiddenTalon4]

Yo, I needed this! This is so timely to help me struggling with transitions!!

[@Jay-fp4ii]

His name is "Smooth" for a reason

[@jonathanpierre-louis2449]

I really love your playing your picking....

[@Ben-Ken]

You can also get a variety of metronome videos on KZbin instead of downloading an app. I prefer drum backing tracks instead for practice. My problem is not preparing for the next chord while I'm playing the current one. That's how I end up searching for the chord instead of playing it.

[@manuelmaindron92]

Thank you very much for your helping tips and advice

[@Doramus726]

Man!! U went in at the in! 🔥🔥🔥🔥What was those movements! That was way too advanced.. 😂😂 Would I learn that in Kerry Camp??

[@Kerry2smooth]

You absolutely will!

[@Doramus726]

@@Kerry2smooth Life keeps happening and it’s keeping me from purchasing the Camp, but I think I can do the $29 a month version. I just hate I can’t get the feedback from you. But I can still get everything else. Is that right?

[@MrVision14]

Can you give a tutorial on So Good by Joe Pace

[@3owTieTerrance]

What shape are you playing at the V?

[@michaelwoods3850]

I think it's a G sus4