Learning Triads From Hendrix

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[@Richie7788]

"One of the greatest chord progressions ever written, Lil Wayne!"

[@incufish23]

1000 π Björk

[@elijahg8281]

Ricardo Castro I think he said "Little Wing", but it did kinda sound like Lil Wayne

[@Clay_Scar]

1:30

[@brandon.4451]

Haha my Google assistant just said, "Here are the results for lil Wayne chords." yet it still listed this video 👍

[@yourenigma3803]

Are you dumb? It’s little wing!!

[@MusicisWin]

Excuse me sir, do you have time to talk about our lord and savior, Triad?

[@CesarSoto1]

Music is Win im powerchordeist, sorry XD

[@priiimmrose]

Cesar I am a scaliast

[@ChristosLouridas]

I love it when you play Hendrix bro, especially when you use triads on him; well the outcome cannot be explained in words.

[@Deofthmi]

Habits of jimmy page next?

[@loknathshankar5423]

Give me that "Steve vai only plays million notes per second, he has no feeling" wallpaper damn it.... 😠

[@CrysisMusic]

You need your own show "Triad Time with Tyler"

[@grummanf-14tomcat8]

Please?

[@cctz_1]

Pretty please?

[@lex.cordis]

You actually just used an alliteration triad.

[@Rick_Cleland]

Goddamn you Jimi, why'd you'd have to drink that Red Wine and take those Barbiturates.

[@kelvinenglish3928]

Yeah, i watched it, very sad... And i firmly believe the Black Panther theory. Hey, is there anyone out there who still believes Jimi's death was accidental?

[@inUR2teeth]

𝕽ick 𝕮leek that was a "very typical way" to "suicide" someone used by "the mafia" at that time.

[@Nick-eg6cx]

michael jeffery...

[@fredtaylor9792]

Dude......i forgot I was supposed to be learning something and just got hypnotized by the jam.

[@jesselucero4581]

You look like you could be Steven Crowders little brother

[@reyanmehta8892]

hi... really love your videos... can u please do something like this in the style of clapton

[@guitar_md]

I've been playing guitar for 14 years and have always struggled a LOT with even simple concepts like this. This is the first video I've seen that actually made it easy to understand. It helps that I'm a huge Hendrix fan and am very familiar with Little Wing, so learning triads in this context is actually fun, and equally importantly, makes sense. Great video, and thanks for sharing this. Huge help. You're a very good teacher.

[@kibavlood5826]

hey tyler amazing videos as always and will take *cough cough* not STEAL *cough cough* from what you share, thanks once more for everything. hate to press on this but more than a request rather a plea, will you consider also doing something on allan holdsworth :) as always don't wish to burden whatever endeavors your currently in but wanted to ask :) take care,

[@YohAquino2]

Habits of John Frusciante incoming?

[@HommaKnarf]

There is a great John Petrucci video too where talks about combining major/minor triad shapes with their relative minor/major. When you combine an E minor triad with an G major triad (relative major) you get an Em7.

[@TheRealSlickRick63]

Frank Homma Don't try to play it as fast as he does, or you will die!

[@povalex4088]

Dude I've watched this video and your triad video before, and it's now finally clicking. Just gotta practice it now, so I wanna say thank you. This video is a HUGE help for me, I wish you could know how much of a help it really is, thank you Tyler.

[@thenoobyXD]

Any chance of making a video about habits of Gary Moore and Brian May? Really love your videos lessons but I haven't been applying them as I'm more towards the Blues-Rock genre... Would really love it if you could do something along that line to help guitarist who are into the genre out! Keep up the good job man!

[@nolanpoint5989]

Yes! We need more chordal improvisers. I'm so jaded by pentatonic noodlers and scale shredders! Excellent lesson, something I've been implementing in my playing for years. One of the best steps towards becoming equally conscious and free over what ever music you are playing!

[@aquabot]

Funny thing is I learnt triad thanks to Hendrix's music, more thant twenty years ago. Then I applied them to all sorts of songs, replaciing the original chords by their triads in different positions on the neck, it helped me a lot to memorize them. Good video, man.

[@RanterInShades]

Things I can't wait for: a Tyler Larson solo album

[@sebastianaudiovisual7480]

Habits of Marty Friedman, Synister Gates and Kirk Hammet please my friend!

[@wesleysonomura]

Hey Tyler! Just bought your guitar super syster after watching this video. I really like your work and even though I'm taking guitar lessons I thought it would be nice to have some extra learning material and support your amazing work. Keep up the good work!

[@MusicisWin]

Enjoy, my friend!

[@BallistaBomber]

wesley97S

[@JCloyd-ys1fm]

That's some gorgeous playing. I'll be looking up that chord progression...

[@1011-d9s]

Best lesson i have ever seen

[@l0uis379]

What scales do you use for the improvising here? Or are these just single notes from the triads?

[@brookeperry92]

Thank you. I never know if I should play the chord and then play its corresponding shape or revert back to the shape from the overarching Key I'm in. Is this pretty standard or is this more like a Hendrix thing.

[@anthonydangelo6672]

I was thinking the whole second half of the video, if you dont play the damn solo im going to be pissed.

[@Deguima]

Really nice. That's kind of funny. I used to study CAGED chords with the Hey Joe's progression haha

[@krishverma2611]

Many people dont get the "from hendrix"part from the title from my perspective tyler is neither better than hendrix but also nor worse than hendrix btw i understand a bit from this video and ive been plauing for 3 years can you plz tell me what should i focus on most love your videos

[@kealogy2360]

I've been watching your contents. They are pretty good, but I never subed. But, this one is quite un-belie-vable. You just earned my sub my man.

[@nettlesome7125]

And the Little Wing chord progression is.....?

[@loknathshankar5423]

Give me that "Steve vai only plays million notes per second, he has no feeling" damn it..... 😠

[@meltossmedia]

Playing Jimi Hendrix without a Strat? You disgust me.

[@jnnyg65]

Paul Reed Smith: "Huzzah it's a Fender!" *flicks toggle switch up "Presto it's a Gibson" *flicks toggle switch to middle "Abracadabra now it's a Gretsch!" Crowd goes wild.

[@davidwile1277]

I'm sure jimi would of loved prs

[@barbasbandas6665]

You are a great teacher. I hate learning scales and practice to a metronome but I know that its important but you make things a lot nicer and easy. Hope to see more lessons like this. Thanks a lot

[@Ron10567]

I use triads to play along with a tune when I am learning a tune . it gives me a better feel of where the tune is going and where I will be able to go when I play a lead track along with the tune

[@TheMightyPirateTm]

I'd also like to point out The Zephyr Song by RHCP - the main riff is based on triads and also incorporates licks around them. Improvisation is not a skill I train a lot, but having these triads as a base makes me feel much more comfortable.

[@JH-zy1dj]

When you do single note improve along with the triad you look like a boss. It really looks like you own the fret board. I need to learn this. Thanks

[@tomburge8209]

You did nothing for kurt cobain's birthday

[@vvantherel5846]

Kurt is definitely more of a musician than a guitar player

[@tg5643]

"Heres a 5 chord, they're movable. Thanks don't forget to hit that like button and if you like what you see then smash the subscribe icon." - Tyler

[@KaiDown]

Take a shot every time he says "Triad"

[@Dragonfly4k]

I bought one of your courses Tyler, and it's great. But I have a question, do I have to practice these shapes in all keys, what i mean is I'm gonna do the same thing for each different key,right? I'm just a newbie to the guitar world. I'm grateful for your lessons.

[@sockenfrank]

Hi, I don't see the root position triads you playing.

[@danielhealy2524]

Hey Tyler so I was wondering what do you think of Rob Chapman, Jared dines and Rob Scallon have you tried contacting them I think if you joined forces it could be great

[@Malleuss]

Each of these last few videos have either been timely or transcendental for me. Seriously, thank you, Tyler for taking a risk on yourself and doing this for us.

[@fritzcapp2061]

ahhhhhh ..... the song that has always intimidated and eluded me ....

[@sleepykyle]

Yes, this makes sense to me and I’ll finally be learning triads to take my playing to the next level. Thank you

[@gravitycure]

Hey Tyler. That is one of the best examples of what you get when you put in the practice time. Each phase could take weeks of practice. Seeing the end result is inspiring. Keep it up!

[@SlanderAnders]

That picture of the late, GREAT Randy Rhoads behind you made me gain much respect for you young man. Feel free to send that to me in the mail ☺️

[@OriginalKingRichTv]

How old are you. You old fucking fart lol. That’s awesome you know your stuff. 🤘🏾

[@isaiahsolorio7592]

Little Wing can only be played on a strat

[@ArtmantStudios]

Hey..I think this is my Little Wing backing track..Awesome!!

[@jnnyg65]

I thought the point of learning to play triads and CAGED shapes was to keep the chord changes close together on the fretboard. In this video, you start out in Em on the 12th fret 3:00 but instead of playing an A shape G chord on the 10th fret you play the E shape G chord all the way down on the 3rd fret at 3:04. Just curious, why jump all over the fretboard instead of using a close grouping of triads around the 12th fret?

[@debopamroy56]

you are a master improviser. hendrix would be proud man.

[@sduke39]

Does anyone else just feel overwhelmed? There is so much to learn and everything is so hard to do. 3 years of lessons, books, courses.....and I still can't play an entire song. I love these videos and I know the information is great, but it seems it's all beyond me. Starting at 60 may be too tall a mountain to climb.

[@emotionalinvalid]

Appreciate your phases practice session . And i honestly say to you that you are a very fine musician ..... However I think, i may be wrong , there is a big difference between your generation and mine which was late baby boomers on backwards . As kids, teens and into our twenties , because we had no smartphones, no mp3 players , no personal stereos, and had only a small portion of the day to listen to records , that music we could play back in our own minds because we had to remember it for the reasons previously mentioned . Not talking about auditory hallucinations , but really remembering a song, all the instrumentation and layers of rhythm, harmony, and melody . When Hendrix started out he practiced alone and had no backing tracks or drummer or bassist on hand . And even when he hit it big time , he could play his guitar alone and in his head simultaneously hearing the beats, rhythms and melodies in his head . And from there you go to the ultimate which is composing and making your own rhythms, beats, harmonies, words, melodies , accompanying instruments, arranging, etc . There are musical composers who don't even need an instrument while composing, but write down in formal or thier own unique musical notation system on blank paper from the music they are creating in their minds . They can be anywhere and here some rhythm , harmony or melody in their heads and jot it down . I haven't come close with the writing part but can create music in my head .

[@usernamedenied1881]

Quick question - What is the scale should be used around the triads here? I've got it down to either Em Pentatonic, or E Phrygian, I'm trying both but it doesn't sound right to me, not sure.

[@zikkyzee]

Hey man i have been watching ur videos for long and learned a lot from u, I would like to Skype with u of it’s possible? I need to ask u somethings and would like to stay touch with u , I live in Germany please let me know thanks

[@Deiduro]

tyler very nice job, can you do a lesson about Romero's style? the guitarist of symphony x

[@MsDavo123]

What a sexy/succulent lesson! I started wondering so if one breaks down original little wing there are lots of triads sitting there?and Jîmi was i spired by the idea of triads when he wrote this beautiful piece of music ?🤔

[@hanomag251]

Refreshing!!! Good suggestion on learning to use triads. Thanks. :)

[@spoilerpurged1877]

Can you do a lesson on its own how to play pretty rhythms like Hendrix?

[@exarom1670]

I love you, Tyler.

[@MusicisWin]

[@FatDoge]

Deutschland

[@MrReddy64]

Well Lil Wayne is the greatest guitarist of all time sooo... haha awesome lesson dude!

[@harrycash8713]

Great playing and finguring but that's sacrilegious playing on a Les Paul

[@giovanigiorgos2955]

I love this instructional except the camera angle would have been more helpful with a straight on view of the fret board.

[@kristanbenson803]

Mind blown, I’ve been trying to understand how Hendrix does he’s thing, I’m getting it now!!

[@ryanhotaling6627]

This looks straight forward Where can I get the first lesson showing me the triad shapes across the neck?

[@AbaMiguel]

Heh, sounds like you're saying "Little Wang".

[@monkeymusic669]

Do ever hit the wrong note and think to yourself Ohh man that clashes with the chords but sounds awesome

[@philemondmaboy8036]

Please sir can you give some others songs in which I can apply triad technics ?

[@mohankumar-me4sn]

I respect you for what you have donr with jimmi's music

[@ThrashRoC]

Really great Lesson , as always

[@johnnydeeme]

Bitchen' ... could watch that all-day if I didn't have to work.

[@erickmkm2459]

you should do an Angus Young video and Dimebag Darrell.

[@kristanbenson7688]

Sounds like pinkfloyd covered Hendrix!?

[@DestructX]

Really like your videos dude, is there a way to get those backing tracks for practising/jamming? Would really appreaciate it :)

[@jason-landry]

Tyler..........When you’re playing an A minor blues with chords A7, D9 & E9 and you wanted to incorporate some triads, would you use Am, Dm, and Em triads, OR A major, D major, E major triads, or a variation of both?

[@vaclavm4647]

If it a minor blues just use a minor blues pentatonic scale, or on some scale generator you can generate apergio for every of that chord and stick with it until you more get whats going on. Important thing in this case is that you definitely should play the characteristic note fore this chords... For example in A7 note are (A major) A,E,C# and the Seven characteristic is note G... So generate apergio amajor7 and try it... In blues is same imporant thing as note is rhytm... Its not like country when you just throw notes or two from major scale per beat whole song... You rly need to tah blues rhytm also.... Great thing for this is thing call backing track... Find some Blues backing track A major here on youtube and just practice thouse things and you should get it...... (all these scales are derived from Major scale you should learn to recover by intervals not from some note but you can start everywhere and it will work. Learn the space frets between notes and it will work whole neck... Major is 2,2,1,2,2,2, and 1 (its starting or ending point for scale and there it will start over with same pattern...)

[@ThordunnHeat]

Please do Habits of Peter Green!!

[@nathansciarone5627]

i fucking knew you were a chinese gangster...tyler

[@canonguy1]

Thank you for simplifying triads... so much great info in this video....👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@satzrunningonadream260]

that was defiantly a kick as lesson. your like a musical scientist. Genius. I noticed you have a habit of using you 3rd finger were you would traditionally use you 4th. no doubt that's for power and speed , I was trying to copy that technique but it's harder than it looks so could you do a lesson on that sometime plz. cheers

[@chainsawkarate]

How does this man not have 500 children?

[@V.V.Dogfather]

I showed my buddy this video as he is just starting to learn how to play lead. He understands triads and music theory but after watching this video, your explanation and examples really got him up a going a lot more quickly when I was learning. Thanks🤘🏻🎸👊🏻

[@holysmokes4493]

Holy cow! I've been playing triads and I didn't even know it. Thanks a lot Tyler. I learnt something useful today. You're alright.

[@usernamedenied1881]

Doing 'Stages of implementation of ...' in this style could be a good direction for your tuition uploads. I've been confused by working around with triads but this video has helped a lot already. Cheers shredder

[@crazydrummer4827]

Here is a few ideas. You should do John F. habits and you could do some fingerstyle lessons (Chet Atkins or Merle Travis like).

[@carltaylor4942]

Thank you so very much for this video. I'm learning Little Wing and this has given me some new ideas instead of just learning riff after riff and trying to string them together. This actually gets the progression into my long term memory. So useful - thanks again. Love this series of videos, by the way...

[@brortiz]

Great stuff Tyler, thanks!! you should have used the Strato for this one though... keep them coming!!

[@shanebratton8339]

Helpful AF...ive been wondering wtf am I supposed to do with triads for a year.

[@rebbocampo6082]

do anything about kirk hammett

[@michaeltuggey7232]

Awesome... Awesome... Awesome. Thank you Tyler.

[@Eric-vd7ne]

Very nice video on triads! Showing how to apply triads was very helpful. Keep doing what you do

[@girish7031]

Phase 4 was Awesome! it may be the new big hit! Please provide mp3

[@dartvincent4025]

Esta bueno! Pero se me acaba rapido.

[@nbeutler1134]

at first i thought he said lil wayne, not little wing

[@TheRealSlickRick63]

Do Young Frankenstein Habits of Marty Feldman and Gene Wylde.

[@mrcowlick7537]

3rd

[@adphi8219]

That is a nice new acustic my man

[@fabrizibrovanbro7322]

thanks m8 i just startet playing in a reggae band and you helping me out so much!!!!! ill sign up on ur course!!

[@calebjamesx]

bro you're absolutely ridiculous, insane full improv! love your videos, keep it up.

[@enriquepittaluga1164]

Had to suscribe….. just way too good

[@cctz_1]

I'm ultra lazy so can someone make me a playlist of all of Tyler's videos about triads?

[@chad-leefox2538]

Lil Wayne😂

[@jonathonhahn392]

AH. Man that’s freakin sick how it all comes together just like that so smoothly. I greatly appreciate these lessons, tricks and tips.

[@infoplayuh]

Now that was a good lesson. Thanks brotha.

[@avielkharrat5788]

Thumbs Up, awesome lesson

[@couchpoet1]

Looper works well for practicing, find the root, then practice the shapes