Lead Guitar Lesson - use chord shapes to find lead lines

[@coleanderson9578]

Love it when you guys do electric videos!

[@TylerDMusic]

I LOVE playing that line when we go through the stand. One of my all time favorites!

[@Sharkbite0592]

This was extremely helpful. More videos like this please!

[@aidan6470]

Literally exactly the kind of video I was looking for! Wanted something that wasn’t just blue licks or metal and I got it.

[@jmanxoom]

Thank you for this. I gained inspiration to push my guitar language with this voicing idea. 👍🏽😎👍🏽🎸

[@nooomslike]

Please more of these lessons! :)

[@techwebpd3339]

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[@nickspitzley8539]

I do an octave with the A and G string and ad the note on the B string to make it minor or major. It sounds huge.

[@korrg3692]

Wait are you teaching or showing off your gear

[@jjjayyu3440]

How is he showing off?

[@lightninbolt74]

Lou he’s not showing off, he’s showing us what he has setup in case we want to copy his setup, because people always ask those questions

[@GND3153]

They pay him or give him the equipment to advertise

[@ezracotoc1875]

@@GND3153 they don’t

[@noiujnj]

Even if he gets paid how do you except him to gain money, he spends lots of time making the videos and also bro he ain’t showing off people always asking what’s he’s using

[@Fudgiethewhale]

this really helps a lot! I'm trying to learn this stuff so I'll be ready to audition for the worship team at my college :)

[@rabbiipictures7505]

did you still get the part?

[@youknowit4954]

@@rabbiipictures7505guess he didn’t

[@VegetasCorndog]

I swear every worship guitarist uses thinline teles!

[@duran2085]

Not me...I use Gibson Les Pauls. All humbucker guitars. Well, I do have one with p 90s. My amp is a 100 watt peavey windsor, I do use an attenuater though when I run through the pre amp. Most of the time though I have my vox tonelab ex running through the return of the fx loop.

[@SamBrev]

Telecasters are very good all-round instruments. Great cleans, they distort pretty well, and they look that little bit classier than a Strat

[@cjleongson]

+VegetasCorndog id love to use a t-style

[@ajpilart7233]

+duran2085 P90 is love...

[@VegetasCorndog]

*update* i bought a fender thinline telecaster with p90s. Its amazing!

[@shelyzhu6907]

God bless those awesome sounds! Big time GUITAR sound!

[@G.type.7]

Thanks For your lessons Help me a lot every sunday service God bless 🙌

[@charles3200]

he's playing the 3rd and the 5th of each chord. Sounds very cool-ish. 🙂😎👍

[@Rang6]

I got so many tricks because of you bro thanks May God Bless you

[@PsymphonicSolo]

Good tips and tricks man. Thanks for sharing. One thing I would caution is the use of click tracks and background pads. Not taking away from their usefulness in certain situations, like at rehearsal, but when you use them during a worship set they lock you into doing a song one particular way, when in fact the Holy Spirit may want you to do a chorus again or just rest in a down part for one repeat longer or really anything out of the box that was planned. One thing about God and boxes is that when you make a box to put God in He usually ends up standing beside you saying "Nice box".

[@reganmacneilexorcist]

he is using the lead line at 2:40 from the song the stand .

[@cosplaynatics]

Great tutorial! Thanks Mr. Ferris Bueller!

[@MrWillyMurda]

How do you get the sound at 5:57 to sound so good? What gear or set up would I need for this? It sounds like a good clean but with a hint of distortion perfect for my church. Any help from them or anyone would be appreciated

[@worshiptutorials]

That is the sound of the Agape amp we're using set on the verge of breakup (so when you dig in it breaks up). We are running a boost (from the Will Sledge FX The Veil) to push the amp a little harder. If you click through to the page on Worship Tutorials we list all the gear we're using in this video with links to reviews we've done as well as kings to purchase.

[@DavidPLopez]

God! how can i do that with a big Marshall and a Pod xt live...?

[@chrisattigliato1]

You can just get a nice overdrive to do that, like a tube screamer or a walrus audio voyager,etc.

[@Palvader]

I love the use of the CabClone! I think I'm going to have to get one of those soon:)

[@shadrackperez7325]

Great tutorial. God bless you

[@philk8803]

Nice video Would be nice if you do more Electric Guitar videos. Thanks!

[@t1p1may0]

That two note 'chord', that would be a dyad (like a triad) which implied a chord. The classic dyad like you used takes the third note and fifth note. Very country - like most CCM.

[@Stanger546]

Can you do a few tutorials on triads?

[@davidhilton7167]

Why don't all the negative Nancy's find something better to do with your time? These guys made a video in an effort to help someone who wants to learn something about playing guitar and may not have the time or money to take lessons. If you think it's rudimentary or don't like the production find something else to watch. Why do you need to criticize?

[@kariukijames6577]

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[@tarikvehab7433]

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[@chainsawkarate]

Great video brother. Thank you!

[@danielchildsrecordingartist]

Bradford, humbuckers or single coils? Desert island.

[@braydenrichards6880]

Daniel Childs obviously single coils man

[@marcospintor1333]

Single coils....or p90s. Humbuckers are too muffled

[@bossketchup8167]

check Out "mundo" by four of spaids the solo guitar part their is the same as what your teaching so that means IT is very usefull Salamat(thank you in filipino)

[@adammichaelchannel]

Thanks for this video. Did you use porter vintage tele pickups in that MJT?

[@jCorvo8]

Really nice! I knew that but I don´t apply it normally, but sounds so great that I´m going to use it more!

[@brianosbment2343]

Great lesson!

[@notyourpapa]

Thanks for the video. I found it hard to follow. There were so many effect to pick up what was going on and not really explaining exactly where to put your fingers. Several times it was mentioned the D shape. But I realised it was meant to say a D chord in an A shape. Anyways thanks for the tip.

[@coleanderson9578]

Love the new guitar! :)

[@jodysanders1111]

Simple but effective.

[@jiff_jiff]

my practice: 4:01 5:50

[@timwhite5562]

Love my Cabclone.

[@mcren6781]

What does the Universal Audio Apollo Twin do?

[@takudzwamakopa1657]

Where can I learn those chord shapes?

[@ByTheSpirit84]

They are just basic barre chord shapes that instead of playing the whole barre, he is only playing parts of them.

[@consmanaois8127]

awesome man! Thanks! praise God!

[@gearlock77]

so if use a volume pedal . how high should my volume knob on my guitar be??

[@TheAverageGam3r]

All the way.

[@Psyfonify]

+Liljman 94 i would set it back a little bit, 8 or 7, and dial the amp in for a good rhythm crunch/fat clean with the volume pedal all the way up. then you can easily switch between your normal rhythm tone and an extra lead boost with just your fingers

[@jeffmoyer1]

Great video Bradford!

[@xiongli3563]

Can I have your email for the worship song private lesson?

[@Dbshadow23]

What volume pedal are you using?

[@cjleongson]

does agape amp have an fxloop?

[@johnnybillyeager6703]

Oh the days before helix so nostalgic

[@ernestMdube]

We need visuals of the chord shapes.

[@FabioSilva-dw8lg]

Dont get why all that effects, that just make confusion while learning

[@zeyy84]

Every detail counts. Details determine destiny

[@mSarimaa]

Vintage Bradford

[@jamielaine1356]

hes using that TiME factor for a nice dotted eigth thats a real smart man

[@BayronRamos]

Thnx My friend!..>God Bless your life!

[@vjaytvcanada]

great lesson cheers

[@kevinlumenta9646]

Thanks Man !!! Jesus Bless.

[@richieheyward161]

So Hillsong borrowed from Death Cab? Haha

[@SirBotts]

+Richie Heyward basically lol

[@ferramirez4570]

Richie Heyward Did he Say that?

[@jericalmadin7181]

camera angle is hard to see the chords and fingers

[@Sawmte964]

I do like bar chord and power chord

[@obakobina]

wich guitar

[@jethroadena1480]

very helpful ty 👏

[@carlwestleydizon2405]

The first song is like Filipino song "mundo"-IV of spades

[@ganialvine4300]

Yeah same concept

[@anindyarahman]

How to play guitar scales

[@jarldelancey]

mundo'y magiging ikaw

[@ryanpitalbo8793]

Mukang nanood ng tutorial dito si blaster hahaha

[@psychlyeslg]

Thanks CinnamonToasKen

[@emanuelrios1619]

Alguien que me lo pueda explicar en español? jeje

[@philosophiabme]

EMANUEL Rios Yo recomendaría subtítulos, pero esos son una locura jaja

[@davidrinkman9605]

Here's one of many great examples of why it's important to find yourself a guitar teacher who has been through a college/university music program for guitar instead of trying to learn from KZbin guitarists. This guy is all over the map in his explanations, and explaining easy concepts incorrectly. This is the stuff that I have to correct and explain to my students because they become stumped and confused by it when they watch amateur stuff like this.

[@worshiptutorials]

Rink - the irony here is that Bradford is a college educated musician, and he knows theory quite well. The problem is putting all that education/theory into a bite-sized video aimed at a beginner guitar player is difficult. Our goal is to give players something they can use without confusing them. I agree that private lessons are the best way to learn, and that it is important to understand the basics of music theory. We should also strive to do a better job in explaining what's going on fundamentally as well, but achieving that balance is not easy.

[@davidrinkman9605]

Thanks for the reply. It begs the question: why create a video with advanced techniques that is aimed at beginners? This is my point. The student that comes to me and is a beginner and wants to play, say speed metal, needs to take steps to get there. It is absurd to skip steps and try to "dumb it down" so to speak and not use the correct terminology. It's the skipping of steps, and omission of information - such as in this video - that leads to poor playing, bad habits, confusion in students, etc. The true irony is, though Bradford is post-secondary educated and can play, he has simply added to the backlog of KZbin videos that hinder rather than help. Playing is one thing. Being able to teach what you know is another.

[@levispaargaren]

i wouldnt call the first example chord shapes they are sixth intervals. only two notes so it cant really be called a chord

[@davidrinkman9605]

By definition, a chord is made up of two or more notes.

[@bmitchellmusic]

I pulled them from chords shapes. was trying to keep things simple across the board here.

[@jimbuck2996]

Worship is about your heart attitude toward. Not much at all about what instrument you use or how it looks.

[@QDBOxGAMINGx]

I work for MJT guitars. 😂

[@norilizamacdon8350]

I hate that delay.

[@ivantapia6794]

we should all repent and be with the lord.....God is real

[@Kaludjer12]

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[@rodneycosta]

Dont get me wrong buddy. I'm trying to help here. The video is amazing. very interesting. but we just can't see the chord shapes. Well, anyway.

[@CTde110]

Shoulda had that effects pedal cam somewhere else

[@bmitchellmusic]

Sure. But these are common chords shapes I'm using here. There just bar chords.

[@Rossmelanson]

Too much talking for a simple question

[@2TimothyBand]

Thank You for uploading! Great concepts; very well explained and demonstrated If you'd like to hear some of our Originals, feel free to check out our channel. God Bless!

[@commonmanofficial_6334]

Those aren’t D and E shapes…

[@marcospintor1333]

CommonManOfficial _ I think he meant to say D and E chords.

[@philipstrickland5908]

Your camera angle is not very helpful here

[@charleskabuti4146]

Winner of a video, I have been researching "who is the most famous guitar player?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Ronthan Janvelyn Genie - (do a search on google ) ? It is a good one of a kind guide for discovering how to play Guitar Solos minus the normal expense. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my partner got amazing results with it.

[@evanerasmus444]

You are almost 5min into the lesson and said nothing.

[@lgroots8691]

I learned nothing. Your title is not what your video is on. But at leas you got to plug the equipment you want people to buy...

[@rodneycosta]

Worst camera angle ever. Need a better director. Noobs suffer to see chord shapes. Make camera tilt up next time.

[@raww8223]

+Rodney Costa ever? please watch more tv/internet. thank you

[@franciscorivas6126]

This was great, thanks, I been tryin to find out about "what is the role of a lead guitarist" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Ronthan Janvelyn Genie - (just google it ) ? It is a good one off guide for discovering how to play Guitar Solos minus the headache. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my mate got cool results with it.

[@Prefabfan-q2q]

no one can see what your fingers are playing. Waste of time/

[@pmikel63]

How nervous were you when recording this? Your voice is so shaky. Relax, man.

[@worshiptutorials]

Relax don't do it When you want to go to it Relax don't do it When you want to come Relax don't do it When you want to come When you want to come

[@martinmathew3554]

Very much. Useless....