Play Triads Like a Pianist

[@jonnyguitar747]

Forbidden knowledge, hoarded by the guitar dragons for decades, finally revealed by the one who was foretold! Thank you for your dedication to the craft.

[@masterbuilder3166]

Before I even watch this video, i just want to say that over the past 2 months you have become one of my favorite players and i look forward to these lessons which are pure gold. Thanks brother 💯

[@Sean-jx2wj]

Honestly, there's nothing out there on this level. Thank you guys, so much. Good teachings aren't easy to find for anyone. And you guys are right here, for everyone.

[@kevinlynam7046]

Never seen this guy before - I learned more in this video than in the last 30 years of playing guitar - subscribed for damn sure and maybe a patron member soon - thank you for making this video 🙏 can’t wait to watch more 👍

[@joegrant413]

After at least 40 years on guitar, it’s super apparent that there are very few ironclad rules on how to finger this instrument. So glad you’re breaking down some of the rules and showing some other ways that might work out better for a lot of us.

[@markola]

Yup, took me 15yrs to finally get it due to this video!

[@oicsaywhat]

You have the best lessons, you cut out all the b.s and get right to it in teaching us new things that we all strive for . Very much appreciate all your lesson which I watch learn all the time

[@jarediledundee]

Incredible way to end a video-I'm so glad you tacked that bit on. Awesome content. You rule.

[@pedroguimaraesguitar]

This is the best triads lesson I've have ever seen, you're a great teacher and musician!

[@soundcanvas1450]

CoOL Thanks & All the best on your Tour

[@Sons_of_Eden]

One of the best videos I've seen on Triads. Great content! Subscribed

[@gorimus]

Nice lesson. A couple of suggestions: [1] The on-screen tabs at the bottom don't work. When paused, the intrusive YT panel gets in the way. Maybe you could consider putting them on the top for future videos? [2] It looks like a good finger exercise and memory test. In some other video, can you include examples of how this learning can be applied in writing songs or solos, etc.? I tried the 5:08 sequence on a random backing track, and it sounded good, but more examples of applications from an expert like you could be very useful. Thanks!

[@marbinmusic]

We're going to be getting into this with more detail and plenty of PDF examples on our Patreon. I think all of the materials there could really benefit you. Thanks for the suggestions, we'll experiment with the visual layout in future vids.

[@gorimus]

@@marbinmusic Thanks!

[@tbluesboye]

Great stuff! Organized, logical, musical, and concise! My new favorite source! And yes I jumped on Patreon too! And there's a crap-ton of more stuff on there!! Thanks Dani!

[@alfredeneuman6896]

Recently discovered your channel and had to leave a comment, both to appease the mighty engagement algorithm, and to say thank you. You're explaining things I've heard from a dozen other "KZbin Guys"™️ in ways that make much more sense to me. I really appreciate the wisdom you're giving out! Hope to catch you live in Cleveland, preferably when the weather gets better ❤ ✌️😎

[@paradoxsc2clan]

i had actually been working on something similar to this, really cool. the only downside is the extensibility going to the next logical step of 7th chords. makes some of the fingerings really hard if you try and keep the same concept of true arpeggios.

[@marbinmusic]

With this concept you have to see 7 chords as upper structures triad over a bass note

[@paradoxsc2clan]

@@marbinmusic yah, you can also combine relative minor triads for 7ths, or relative 7 for some interesting exension options or relative second.

[@mtmcb]

Thanks!

[@blackcatjazzin]

Whoa, right off the bat you have said what the rest of the KZbin guitar teachers never say. This is not set up like the piano, and that’s why I’m having trouble transitioning from my blowing instruments to the wonderful guitar. They will have everything tabbed, and then it doesn’t make since. Thank you for the clarification!!

[@Michael_Malice_Music]

Ive started delving into Triad Diagonals beginning of last year, and I am super excited as a brand new patreon sub, to see what possibilities beyond my own exploration lie inside them. I am so glad I found your channel and patreon !!!

[@sab8328]

Lmao that outro is amazing

[@johnmac8084]

This is great, thanks. I've been struggling with minor 2 5 1s all over the fretboard, but now with the upper triad of the m7b5 it's a lot easier

[@mozartsp]

awesome as always

[@griffon9718]

I love how you relate it to concepts that we might already know. Helps complete the picture!

[@alexproh3826]

Can't thank you enough for lessons like these, good sir. Love you😽

[@brunogomesdrums]

I'd come across this way of making triads by pure chance some time ago, but I never developed it properly. Thank you so much for explaining it so clearly

[@bho_oho5734]

I was hook in his teaching style then he hit the basic bitch chords. 😂😂😂 This guy is a top tier teacher.

[@MikhailKoslowski]

Your observation on diminished triads is spot on with what's happening with me right now. I can easily play m7b5 and diminished 7th, but can't play diminished triads properly! I'll spend some time on those to see if I get them a bit better under my fingers. Thanks for another great video!

[@jonm691]

I can't unsee it!!! This is so good

[@geew-fr9th]

" this'll make you a effing harmonic genius". Standout Quote of the video. Fantastic lesson, but it'll take me 6 months to practice it all, if not longer.😂😂😂 Thanks for your dedication and work. ❤❤❤

[@peternoble3691]

I liked the “basic bitch” chords😅

[@mathmusicstructure]

I've been using CAGED for 20 years and never put it together the way you presented it here. Awesome.

[@gunnfjodur]

As a new player your videos, especially the ones that approach topics in a less “mainstream YT guitar education video” approach, do wonders for my learning. Thank you. You are a great teacher! This one made some things move around and settle in my head and finally got some of the contextual elements of CAGED to click, especially the diagonal connection between shapes. Can’t wait to plug in and start practicing some of this. Looks to be great for some interval/ear training as well.

[@Phreestyle1]

My new favourite channel. Thank you for changing the way I think about guitar.

[@carltonbacon7652]

Great vid. Nice to see a different approach to the "logic" of the guitar.

[@564df6g5h4d6f5g4h6d5]

Wow most interesting, fast paced, musician I have found yet on KZbin. I love your work👍

[@FJness]

you have a rad teaching style, i really appreciate the vid

[@glaysailor5277]

我有另一個的方法 1.吉他有特定的調弦，假設為EADGBE，三和弦包含三個音， 那麼我們發現以最小移動得出三種diatonic chord組合形式 用轉位共享和弦聲部，他們會在指板聚集在一起，基於三和弦的R 3 5基礎排列。 2. 並且三種排列只需要相鄰的三根弦 所以想象你的吉他只有三根弦 這種排列在ukulele中同樣存在 3.以G B E弦為例 三種排列為： ❶GCE ADF GBE ACF BDG（12fret=GBD) ACE BDF ❷CEG DFA BEG CFA BDG CEA DFB ❸EGC FAD EGB FAC DGB EAC FBD 4.在DGB弦 ADG弦 EAD弦这个模式会重复 你還可以探索open voicing的排列😊

[@zThisPlay]

scat creep is some next level type shit

[@U2WB]

Great video. I have to watch it again because I was too focused on how beautiful your Gibson guitar is !

[@Bronco541]

can't beleive I've never heard of this until now

[@Shekius]

the best jazz teacher i have ever had

[@i_chatoglou]

Great stuff as allways. Thank you so much!!!

[@Mumblecrust.]

Once again, another great lesson. How much of this comes from your schooling and how much of it is derived from hours of sitting with the instrument and sharing what you've discovered in the process? A lot of the concepts in your videos seem much more natural than a lot of the material I'm used to learning from. Keep up the good work, this is very helpful stuff.

[@marbinmusic]

@@Mumblecrust. it’s all my shit. School sucks

[@semihibernation]

​@marbinmusic lol appreciate your videos man I've been playing awhile but this gives new perspective on a lot of stuff I never dug into

[@narengarapati2556]

@@marbinmusic 🤣

[@AlexanderGrap]

Ohhh f**** yeah I didn’t think it would actually be something new but it is! Thank you! I love applying piano methodology and techniques to my guitar playing

[@markola]

Just subscribed! You are a genius!! I actually understood this!! Thank you!!

[@schelsullivan]

Very important for playing along with other guitar players. Allowing you to get out of the way of the other chords being played.

[@BS-gj5ot]

Your lessons and playing are fantastic!! Thanks, hope your channel explodes.

[@johnhuber6440]

Absolutely some of the best guitar content ever created. Thank you!

[@reeserabchak9965]

This guy is just Marty Shwartz for grown-ups

[@neomorpheusNYC]

More gold.

[@aritraroy6726]

My man ❤️ you won my guitar heart with this video. Subscribed for sure 🙏🏻

[@rodneyjones1539]

Just found your channel. Subscribed - Awesome lesson!

[@rassputton]

Really great lesson! You have a very good way of relating concepts. Thank you, Dani!

[@hartsa8840]

Thanks Teacher! This is greatest find on yt longtime, gets me back motivated for learning new, grazy good things only in this short lesson. I have learnt the triad shapes and have thinked this shapes also but new it gets new blow. Those last three tips were great, i can try to get used to them. Have wondered how good players change to the dimished sometimes often, now i have some guidelines.

[@hartsa8840]

And for the subject, listen like a Sweet home alabama piano solos, they sound great and none guitarist done that.

[@jackhannan4394]

PERFECT VIDEO

[@kondorram9073]

Great content. Love the shirt

[@rabidbadgerbackingtracks4480]

You're a great teacher and an even better player!

[@davidespinosa1910]

Can we get a video on voice-leading triads in common progressions ? Thanks !

[@ramseyomery]

really enjoyed that lesson, thank you for sharing

[@frdagaa]

Great stuff

[@wimbanu98]

Best guitar lesson channel. Trust me.

[@CacheTaFace2]

Great stuff boss, never thought about raising the 6 of a minor chord to get a diminished sound. Fun!

[@wagonet]

I like how you teach very clear. . thanks 👍 i like how you talk about music theory like a story

[@toxichompdiepsplixio3921]

Great information never visualized it like this

[@bradleystereoguitaramps]

I really like your vocal style. I think you should do an album of covers

[@marbinmusic]

lol

[@timspencer1]

Just brilliant. Will have to have a few watches of this - but honestly - this is gold!

[@banjobjorn1]

Finaly, it make sence. Thanx!

[@aleksandardojcinovic1002]

Ok, ok, I know, I am repeating myself, but hey: best educational guitar content on youtube! :)

[@ssplintergirl]

this does feel like forbidden knowledge.

[@JimmyGeikie]

FORBIDDEN DIAGONAALLLLLLLL God damn that cracked me up

[@stephengarrison172]

Thanks for the great lesson Dani! I was just trying to explain this to someone the other day.

[@Benbutlermusic]

One of your best lessons!

[@davidespinosa1910]

Great video ! It would help to have a short introduction demoing what it's about.

[@CCChinaRider]

Always love your stuff Dani. I miss the Django nights during Covid. Be well!

[@bmphil3400]

This is some heavy dope.......

[@cbolt4492]

14:22 this is fantastic sounding....

[@benjaminguitar6480]

your videos are the best!

[@griffon9718]

19:58 that’s why I come to this channel 😂

[@bradleybeebee]

Best teacher on KZbin

[@marklynch403]

This lessons was very good however i sincerly wish i was so advanced to understand this.

[@Tvaroh]

This is ingenius, thank you.

[@thesobolizer]

LOL! ... a harmonic f'n genius! haha!

[@joev4483]

this makes so much sense

[@pennywise4843]

Get out of town! This is amazing. How I’m God’s name are you so good at teaching this stuff?

[@blinco1539]

This is life changing

[@jamesdenham8499]

Amazing video, truly life changing

[@nobleundead5678]

Forbidden diagonal 😂😂😂

[@cyklopps01]

Fuck yeah!

[@SamMcGarrityIsOnYoutube]

big fan of the diminished triads

[@dan_15mm]

This is great advice, to me this was really like seeing daylight for the first time of my life after Dani shared this with me. And I'm not some CAGED connoisseur :P btw.. I always kind off avoided it because it felt like too much thinking and that's really because I missed the overall connection in my mind.

[@tonywolfe16]

Immediately subscribed.

[@slickwillie3376]

Immo do this.

[@mcadder]

I love you.

[@kh485]

What you say seems complicated at times until you match the concepts to an isomorphic keyboard. Then, it’s easy to see. 😌

[@patrickr.5821]

There are channels on Mahavishnu. But let's hear what this gentleman here comes up with on the topic. Good lesson btw. And i like that oldie LPF effect on your voice from having your lavalier covered by fabric or something.

[@Test.Engineer]

this is genius

[@V-wu4bk]

Thank you

[@MRMOTOFOTO]

Triad superpower lesson

[@leifkeane]

VERY interesting.

[@TTinari]

8:28 😂😂😂

[@gavriloprincip11]

Please please please .I'll be your BBF for ever and ever and join your little club for life if you do some lessons on Mcglaughlin/ Lucas/Cosey era MIles Davis or direct me to any material anywhere .I've searhed the internet for years and years ,there is abosutly almost 0 tabs/lessons/videos/lead sheets AYWHERE! (tons on Stern/Ford /Scho but no love for the 70's,you would be the first!)

[@alfredeneuman6896]

I second this! Miles and crew were my introduction to fusion and those sounds would be amazing to understand and incorporate into my playing.

[@СергейПротасов-к4ъ]

The dude is crazy, but he halped me for free lol

[@rabinserious1]

❤❤❤