Lead Lines Between Guitar Chords

[@mixnsingkit4651]

Wasted many hours watching rampant egos rarely getting to any point or 'theorists' baffling me with technical gibberish before finally stumbling across this dose of common sense linking triads and lead so simply even I could follow it. Never really mastered triad link in forty odd years of playing. Only a fraction of the way through this video as the fretboard suddenly opened up in exciting new ways and paused to wander off and explore this new world. So a very heartfelt thank you Rusty, eager to watch more of your videos as also love laid back melodic lead style not hiding behind a ton of effects to sound good.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Cool! I’m happy to hear that!!! Thanks for the great comment! Hope to see you soon 🙏

[@DavidSeiber-ox5hn]

Thanks Rusty for teaching and not trying to sell me something every couple minutes. So refreshing and very useful for the worship guitarist.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

You’re welcome DS! Good to see you here and I hope you have an awesome Sunday Dave🙏

[@johnycat7373]

Very useful for ANY guitarist!!! I have just discovered Rusty this week. I am 62, late to guitar. Was a saxophonist. I have been stuck and made little progression. Yes , I can play most classic rock songs and play in a local group. But I have been lost for a while and have watched too many you tube videos rather than playing. Finally I have found Rusty. He is pure gold. I am finally understanding the fretboard from watching just three videos. And his exercises for internalising this quickly have improved me in just a few days. Seriously. I have watched thousands of videos. And finally someone answers all my questions simply and at a wonderful slow pace, with exercises that reinforce the theory. I now hope that I can understand and internalise the fretboard so that I can play like I do on my sax. Instinctively, creatively with my own personality. Man , the guitar is hard. Because it’s not linear like a piano or a saxophone. Arpeggios linked to chord changes have been my bread and butter on the sax. Rusts help in connecting chords to triads with incredibly useful exercises that are so melodic has given me confidence that I can now break through this barrier that has blocked me for years. I feel like I have found my own personal teacher. Each tutorial feels like that. I am dedicating my learning solely to Rusty. If you read this Rusty. Thank you so much. I am blessed to discover you. Thank you.

[@johnycat7373]

I have just discovered Rusty this week. I am 62, late to guitar. Was a saxophonist. I have been stuck and made little progression. Yes, I can play most classic rock songs and play in a local group. But I have been lost for a while and have watched too many you tube videos rather than playing. Finally I have found Rusty. He is pure gold. I am finally understanding the fretboard from watching just three videos. And his exercises for internalising this quickly have improved me in just a few days. Seriously. I have watched thousands of videos. And finally someone answers all my questions simply and at a wonderful slow pace, with exercises that reinforce the theory. I now hope that I can understand and internalise the fretboard so that I can play like I do on my sax. Instinctively, creatively with my own personality. Man, the guitar is hard. Because it's not linear like a piano or a saxophone. Arpeggios linked to chord changes have been my bread and butter on the sax. Rusts help in connecting chords to triads with incredibly useful exercises that are so melodic has given me confidence that I can now break through this barrier that has blocked me for years. I feel like I have found my own personal teacher. Each tutorial feels like that. I am dedicating my learning solely to Rusty. If you read this Rusty. Thank you so much. I am truly blessed to discover you.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

I really appreciate the kind words! And I am happy to hear that you liked the lessons! It sounds like you’re moving forward! Comments like this really keep me motivated when making these lesson videos. Thank you and enjoy the rest of your week.👍

[@johnycat7373]

@@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2 what an honour to receive a personal reply. Every word I wrote is true. And apart from being a great teacher and human being, I just love your sound. Your expression. It’s so melodic and harmonious. It’s so similar to what is in my head but haven’t been able to achieve. My dream is alive again. I also discovered my faith just 10 years ago after surviving an illness with just 5% chance of recovery. My faith is strong. It seems too much of a coincidence to click on a video "worship guitar" and within seconds have a light bulb moment….And also not what I imagined a worship guitar player to play like. You remind me a little of Tim Pierce. (That’s meant as a huge compliment). I never prey for my self. But a prayer has been answered. God bless and best wishes from an Englishman living in France.

[@rustysguitar1]

@@johnycat7373 I greatly appreciate your kind message! Thank you my brother 🙏

[@Golfadddict]

Nice. Like your teaching style.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

I’m happy to hear that! Thank you for the comment and enjoy the rest of your Sunday🙏

[@wurker1466]

Great lesson. God bless Rusty.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

I appreciate that! Blessings to you also my brother🙏

[@paulhoulachan4713]

Hey Rusty, you're definitely not Rusty with your lesson's, watch you all the time, great idea's, thx so much.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Thank you Paul! Good to see you here 🙏

[@johnharrison11378]

Thank you Rusty very helpful tips for Church worship guitar simple but effective. God bless

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

You’re welcome JH I’m always happy to help! Thanks so much for checking out the video. Blessings my friend.🙏

[@johndavidson1143]

Really helpful and played with melodic sensitivity to create a pleasing and varied approach to the sequence. Thanks for your patience and calm delivery of this lesson.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Good to see you here, John! I’m glad the lesson was helpful to you! Blessings, my friend🙏

[@tbone2451]

Good stuff Rusty, I definitely need to add that to my playing. Something to help me get out of my rut, or is root 🤭

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Thanks Mr. Thomas! We definitely need to know the”RUT”note😂 thank you for your support my friend.🙏

[@GabrieleMeurer]

Very good! Thank you!

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

I appreciate that and you’re very welcome! Thanks 👍

[@brazilgriller6073]

Loving this channel Rusty!!!!!

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

I’m so glad to hear that! Thank you for the comment and let’s talk soon🙏

[@user-yd2ki3hz8l]

Mr Rusty be of good courage , you know you are doing what's right , when the enemy comes in like a flood. I've always noticed the Bible on the table. And always thought of you as a Man of God , who loved music like me.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

I appreciate the encouragement here! Means a lot! I hope you have a great Sunday and thanks again for this message🙏

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Exactly what I need. I'm learning the triads, but I'm not musical. This was simply brilliant by being brilliantly simple.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Triads really help us connect the dots! I’m glad you’re working on them Lawrence! Enjoy your Sunday🙏

[@saltydog8243]

Always enjoy your lessons, Thanks for what you do. God is Good !

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

I appreciate that. SD! You’re very welcome and you’re right. God is good!!! 🙏

[@jeffro.]

Wow, Rusty, you're so inspired. You always have great stuff! Thanks! God IS good. 👌 👍

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Thanks a lot Jeff! Always good to hear from you! And definitely, God is good🙏

[@pborkstrom]

You’ve got some really good ideas. If your band plays their part, these mid-neck chords lets the guitar sit in in a different spot than the acoustic playing open chords. One suggestion - it may be helpful to draw a connection between the common open chord shapes and the triad. Knowing that the triads use similar fingerings as A, D, C, etc Of course, minus the roots and open strings

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Thanks a lot for the feedback! I appreciate you watching my lessons! Have an awesome weekend🙏

[@robshaffer2274]

Love the lush reverb but im used to it. Great video Rusty! I run through Triads using 1 - 4 - 5 - 6m progressions and work on building connections. Same concept but I think more in numbers these days. A worthwhile effort for any music style.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Sounds like it’s coming together for you on the fretboard Rob! Once you start knowing those intervals and shapes, you are well on your way! And you can definitely use that knowledge for any type of music for sure. Well said! Good to hear from you! Talk to you soon.🙏

[@mondybrunache4016]

This is beautiful rusty ! I really like your teaching. You are making me a better guitar player. I really appreciate your work. Thank you 🙏! God bless you !

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Thank you MB! I’m glad you like the channel. Blessings to you also! Catch you later 🙏

[@jnucko51]

Rusty, thanks so much. This concept is exactly what I am working on. Very timely for me. Thanks again

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Cool! You’re very welcome! Let’s keep working on this stuff together! Thanks for watching🙏

[@keithagnew5934]

Thankyou rusty. I follow you . Thanks for the words Keith

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

You’re welcome, Keith! I appreciate the visit to the channel! Enjoy your week🙏

[@WhiteNacho]

I really dig your teachings and the ones in that book behind you!

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Well said! I like the way you put things! Thanks for checking out the video. Blessings my brother.🙏

[@johnj1566]

Rustys, These videos are so amazing and bring alot of education for newbie guitarists. Thanks!!

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

That’s great to hear! Let’s keep working on this stuff together! Talk to you soon. Thanks.🙏

[@gergemall]

My favorite guitar teacher ❤. Thank you Rusty. I,appreciate you so much. Bless you’😊. We are looking forward to seeing the spring weather. Love the Triad shapes about the neck up and down the fretboard.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

I’m happy to hear that Jon! Thank you for all your support to my channel! Have a great week ahead👍

[@petermarshall4620]

Perfect for where I’m at in my guitar journey. Thanks!

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Thanks for checking out the video, Peter! Good to see you here. I appreciate the comment🙏

[@LedByGrace]

Thank you so much..very easily understand and explained. I will add these to my basket of licks and ideas.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

You’re welcome, my brother! Good to see you here! Enjoy the rest of your weekend👍

[@rafa_guitar]

Yeah! Good lesson with plenty of ideas to develop and apply, thanks Rusty!

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Much appreciated Rafa! Thank a lot mate 🙏

[@user-nt2yb1to9t]

This is really helpful Rusty! Thank you so much.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

I’m happy to help and you’re very welcome! Thanks a lot for checking out the video🙏

[@stephenhanlin2388]

Very nice Rusty! You’ve got me subbed on both of your channels now

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Thanks Stephen! I appreciate your support my brother 🙏

[@atefdaniel3925]

God bless you, Rusty This channel is awesome

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Blessings to you also! I’m glad you like the channel 🙏

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Thanks 👍

[@GilesMDavis]

This was really helpful, thank you. I've been learning my triad shapes and this is the one video that make the "knitting together" make sense.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Cool! I’m always happy to help! Thanks a lot for checking out the video! Catch you later 🙏

[@Redeemed_31780]

Rusty, I have been watching a lot of KZbin videos trying to learn how to play triads with connecting lead licks. This video was great. I finally found someone who knows how to show hammer ons, bends, slides, without going so fast you can't tell which notes are being played. Keep teaching brother. You have my attention

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Thank you for this kind comment Dean! I am glad you’re getting something from the lesson’s! Let’s keep working on this stuff together. Talk to you soon 👍

[@scottklandl488]

Nice pacing. Way to keep intro to concept simple

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Cool! I’m glad you liked the lesson! Good to see you here. Thanks 🙏

[@johnwebb2562]

😂 Thanks Rusty 🤠😺 you did it again you've kept us all on the path of Righteous Tone. God Bless you ,all the very best for 24. Ps . Keep-em- coming. Thanks 👍 John.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

You’re welcome John! I’m glad you liked the lesson buddy. Blessings to you also and thank you for all your support.🙏

[@HarleyBob957]

Perfect lesson for me. I play mostly acoustic guitar , but own a couple electrics, and this lesson is just what the doctor ordered. Thanks, and look forward to more lessons and fun.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Glad to hear it HB! These ideas will definitely work on the also! I appreciate the comment and thanks so much for watching the lesson🙏

[@ranman58635]

Thanks for teaching.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

You’re welcome 🙏

[@bbennet39]

Hi Rusty, thanks for the video. Ive been playing a long time and love using triads like that. Great job!

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

You’re welcome BB! Triads definitely open up whole New World on the guitar! Good to see you here. Talk to you soon.🙏

[@lelinkant5875]

Fantastic triad shape🎉🎉

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Thanks bud! I appreciate you stopping by the new channel🙏

[@ranman58635]

Showing inversions through triads. Yay

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Good stuff! Thanks for watching 👍

[@larryholbrooks4272]

Love your sound

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

I’m glad to hear that Larry! Thanks for checking out the video🙏

[@nicvortec]

interesting to know about your sound you have, this Video sound heavy great

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

In this video I’m using the Revv G 20 amp set clean and also the cloud setting of the Strymon BigSky. Thanks for checking out the lesson 🙏

[@bcancun123]

Awesome lesson

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

I appreciate that! Thanks for watching🙏

[@Cowboy-e1c]

Lovely ideas ❤

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Thank you, my friend! Good to hear from you🙏

[@po5541]

Wow I love these videos u helped me so much

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

I’m glad to hear that! Thanks for the comment and I appreciate you watching🙏

[@user-vg9ui2do2z]

очень красиво!очень полезно!!!спасибо!

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

I’m glad that the lesson was useful! Thanks for watching 🙏

[@wolfhard2420]

Wonderful

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@godfreytan1001]

Nice tutorial...

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Thank you 🙏

[@josephdalessandro9724]

😎👏🎸thanks

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

You’re welcome Joseph! Thanks for watching🙏

[@wshulmister]

Great tutorial. Plenty of ideas to use the triads in any key! I having trouble following the run from cowboy c to the f at the 5th fret. Would you mind breaking that down?

[@wshulmister]

Starting at 6:10

[@pierreg1340]

Oh man, to my ears, these are the most beautiful sounds I ever heard at 79. The resonance is incredible. For God's sake, what amp, what pedal and what pickups do you use in your Fenfer Strat? Rusty, you are a Champ and a King. Too bad for me you are not my neighbor. I am still very lucky to to see and hear you on KZbin. Many thanks.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Thanks a lot for checking out the video! I’m using the Revv G 20 amp set clean and driving it with the Revv tilt overdrive pedal. Also some reverb from the Strymon BigSky. The amp goes directly into my interface. I bought that Stratocaster used. I just know that the hacker is a Seymour Duncan pearly gates. I use that guitar at church all the time. Thanks buddy.🙏

[@pierreg1340]

@@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2 Thank you very much Rusty. I repeat myself. It sounds incredible. I will listen to that video again and again and again.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

@@pierreg1340 Thanks so much my Guitar buddy🙏

[@tridner1]

Fantastic lesson, Rusty - and a great addition to throw into a daily practice routine. As others have already mentioned, this method is one of the best ways to put together the fretboard in learning the triad positions for chords and then connecting them together. I wanted to ask you about your Strat. I see you have a Seymour Duncan humbucker in the bridge. Was this factory from Fender (aka Lone Star Strat) or did you put that in yourself? Is it a Seymour Duncan JB, 59 or something else? I have a SSS American Strat that I am going to make an HSS loaded pickguard to put in, and was leaning toward a Seymour Duncan JB but am still trying to narrow down with single coil pickups for the middle and neck to pair it with. God Bless you, and thank you for all of your efforts in both of your channels here!

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Thanks so much! I bought the Guitar used, but it is a Seymour Duncan pearly gates pick up. That makes it a very versatile guitar for me! The neck pick up cleans up very nice and I can easily add some grit to it when I go to the bridge pick up. Thanks for all your support and have a great weekend.🙏

[@mikerose1018]

This is great! As a worship pastor, I will pass this along to my guitar players. What are you using for your overdrive/amp?

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Good to hear from you Pastor Mike! I am using the Revv G 20 amp and driving it with the Revv tilt overdrive pedal. I use that amp for Sunday worship and it’s a great little amp that you can go direct. Thanks again and happy Sunday.🙏

[@user-jz6to8md3c]

Happy new year rusty.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Happy new year! good to see you here! Hope you enjoy your Sunday🙏

[@rocker8692]

I worship Jesus

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

I’m glad to hear that brother. Thanks for checking out the video.🙏

[@ksjohnson8197]

God made dirt and dirt dont hurt.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

🙏

[@harleymcclure5386]

"promo sm" 👍

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Thanks a lot for watching 🙏

[@zeus-bx9xw]

you lost me when you said listen. i dont get the connections.??

[@colincannings7946]

Hi, I would have preferred a cleaner tone. There is to much drive tone. This takes away from what is session is about.

[@jackfromthe60s]

You don't get to tell another guitar player what tone he should play. That's totally up to the individual. Sheesh.

[@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2]

Thanks for the feedback

[@shawnbailey5999]

@@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2 Your videos are great! Disregard subjective complaining.

[@jaredwood87]

A little bit of hair never hurt anyone. Read the comment before the video started. Expected metal zone. 😂

[@ksjohnson8197]

God made dirt and dirt don't hurt.