Turn those same old chords into something BEAUTIFUL!

[@PaulDavids]

Small Q&A for this video: 1) Is your wife German? NO, my wife is not German, she is Dutch. Like me. Whenever there are Dutch people in American movies they tend to speak German, but I can assure you, it's two different languages. 2) Why are there so many ads? I HAVE NO IDEA, I'm sorry if the experience is interrupted too many times.. Can't seem to change it! 3) It's SO funny that everyone is coming up with songs that have similarities with this example! Keep 'em coming!

[@Reddn23]

but the whole sentence is in german quite the same :V

[@peterknudsen5271]

@Paul Davids Have you also tried getting your button on your shirt sleeve stuck between two strings making a horrible plucking sound?

[@Tom-gk3zp]

Ik dacht al die tijd dat je Amerikaans of Brits was😱🤣😅

[@owendeboer2991]

Anyone that doesn't want any ads just download adblocker completely safe no ads anywhere. Best extension I've ever got.

[@jaydaber1936]

Paul Davids sir this is your first video that ive watched and im already a fan now... that fast haha... i liked your video

[@thebradlantern5965]

He dropped the pick and found it we have found the true master of guitar

[@thebradlantern5965]

Thanks for the like man!

[@sirearl2419]

I have my guitar pick until now for 2 years

[@pauldavis3904]

I lose so many picks and i also move house a fair bit. Youd think id find those lost picks but no even when the house is empty they are still gone.

[@kylegregorio530]

I have my pick since i was grade 7

[@wezo4005]

that's >

[@w_4ca]

“Im looking for my pick, I just had it 10 seconds ago” I felt that in my soul. I set my pick down next to me and somehow it teleports across the room.

[@fitzerelli1]

The couch hides many things my friend

[@Nodramallamalol]

i buy way more than i need and then purposefully scatter them around the house and truck. Now no matter where I am there's always two or three close by. Then I go buy another pack and keep it somewhere I forget. Edit: Now I got 99 problems but a pick ain't one

[@gregorwalton]

Picks have the ability to lose themselves in places where I haven't even been. "How did it get on to the windowsill? I haven't been over there this week, never mind today"

[@rashmit]

Dude, once I lost my pick, at home, which I had 10 secs ago and 'twas never to be found, not even kiding, I wonder where'd it go.

[@jsm2376]

Picks are little ufo's, I'm sure of it

[@Interweb76]

No, yousician isn't the best way to learn guitar. Paul Davids is

[@darkcomet1607]

Yousicians good bruh

[@McMeyerKingOfAlles]

But the beginning seems so slow and frustrating

[@cybercriminalsijuro8678]

@@McMeyerKingOfAlles lolll

[@HowlingMad86]

I learnd guitar watching John Frusciante on MTV in the 90ies, so... 🤷‍♂️

[@mueru3826]

@@McMeyerKingOfAlles lmao

[@merchandiseaqua9643]

Paul: So now we've got something that sounds like this: "Ever wonder why many people say they want to learn guitar"

[@mustafanaqvi8656]

Merchandise Aqua is he barring the second chord?

[@error-dc2ox]

Mustafa Naqvi why didn’t you just try barring it yourself and see if it is the same?

[@mustafanaqvi8656]

error #404 yeah sorry lol

[@sebsimidian7866]

"and yet so few people actually learn to play"

[@Oscar-sw9fw]

That ad just dropped on me at that point tpp

[@MemeSnack]

Paul: "All three chords have the D in it" *Small Pause* Nice.

[@saraskywalker2127]

And 69 likes. Awesome

[@matassakalauskas6975]

@@saraskywalker2127 im not liking this to keep it at 69

[@saraskywalker2127]

@@matassakalauskas6975 Same dude. Same.

[@sherylsiana2252]

I was looking for this comment. Thanks

[@ericsiqueira1]

The D is the secret

[@Commenter339]

As someone who never went to music school or took lessons in guitar, I now see how important it is to actually know the notes conposing the chords, the different positions and how to use a pick properly. I feel like such a low-level amateur watching this, I would have never understood the relations you're explaining by myself. But it does sound beautiful. Kudos to you for making this video and explaining how and why it works, now I know the void of information I have to fill in order to become a better guitarist..

[@dmcg247]

You absolutely do not need to know the notes in the chords, certainly not their names anyhow.

[@Duffiejd]

Commenter339 7

[@oneeyemonster3262]

You just have to know the entire fretboard..if you didnt...it would help. Learn the fretboard in C MAJOR/Amin You can use the fretboard like a SLIDE RULER to play in different keys The lesson is in D MAJOR/B min ( SLIDE EVERYTHING UP 2 frets) All the notes and chords will make sense to you..or you'll see it faster. Hear it ect Just pretend you're running your fingers across ALL the WHITE KEYS on the PIANO....but it's now tune to D MAJOR/Bmin Any combinations of those white keys will work. You'll just get different wierd chord names ...becuase it's not going every other note anymore. Keys are just pitch.... Anyways....In D MAJOR/B min....you can play any of the notes open If you study the fretboard.... notice...you can BARR across the 5th..........10th and 12 fret... In Bmin....the nuts is as if it's the 10 th fret... You can do the same thing in E minor.. The nut will be as if it's at the 5th fret. Use the same CONCEPT he's teaching...just do it in a different key.

[@hanburgundy4317]

I took lessons in middle school, but then did my own thing for years afterwards; I never learned music theory or what all of the chords or scales were - I just played what I felt and learned by ear. That said, after about a decade I plateaued and couldn't write anything creative anymore nor could I easily figure out other musicians' songs; after that, I started learning some basic scales and chords and how they're "supposed" to relate to one another and I've been steadily improving again. Point is, you don't need music theory to play guitar or even to make beautiful music, but it helps quite a lot and eventually you will need it if you want to keep improving or want to have a certain sound.

[@SamSveistrup]

Only important for learning. Not for creating

[@keltyk1817]

Paul reignited my love for guitar. These types of videos got me to think more about chord construction and how chords relate to each other. I thoroughly enjoy these types of videos.

[@andycrowley]

0:18 sounds like Wolves by Selina Gomez, such a cool riff! Great video as always Paul :)

[@Gian.franco]

My two fav guitar teachers

[@edw0rd21]

Exactly mate.

[@veerendra1997]

Yea.. even I was thinking the same!!

I live under a rock and I'm proud

[@lavrovmd]

It's almost exactly the same with a slight difference in the melody line

[@simonspacek3670]

It looks damn easy. I have the same feeling when watching Olympic games...

[@CasperLD]

Or Tennis, Snooker or any professional sport. When I try it......ain't so easy.

[@remimomo]

hahaha!!

[@russellnewton6660]

Šimon Špaček lol 👍

[@valebliz]

Well this particular one is pretty easy though. I mean I can play it so it must be.

[@rebelba42]

As I heard the sequence at 06:14 I had immediately "Here comes the sun" in my mind which brought back nice memories. Great Video and thanks for sharing!

[@mountainman4410]

That's what I heard! Couldn't place it. Thank you!

[@Sawizzard]

it is the same progression ;) I also heard it immediately!

[@robinbruce7838]

Saaaame

[@OdderenDK]

me 2 !

[@sykwookiee]

Beat me to it bro...

[@alessandrozucchelli5905]

Why I never had a teacher like him... why??? Would have made the experience of learning so much better. Thank you for this video and the content... more please!

[@andreasvalen8802]

holy shit Paul your production quality has skyrocketed!

[@deanrebuyon3046]

I don't think you get a lot of appreciation on how you shoot your videos and edit. Love your set up and how you make it dramatic using lights and different camera perspective plus crisp sound 👍.

[@Ron_Boy]

Agreed. The video production is classy too.

[@BenRajan]

7:48 for those of you who want to hear the entire progression.

[@SSR-vz8zx]

Gracias

[@johnnildelcarmen2917]

Arigato

[@mythic2750]

No it's not, it's actually at 9:28

[@madster01]

SIMPLY GUITAR AD

[@potswheeler]

Bless you

[@jaywhite2059]

I've spent the last 3 months going through Paul's videos, my what had become stagnated playing is improving dramatically and quickly. Big Up Paul!

[@intersweat]

"So all 3 chords have the d in it"?? Sounds like a chorgy ;)

[@AshokSingh-bc1zl]

Comment of the week goes to..

[@Zbad123]

Get out

[@intersweat]

I'll get my coat :)

[@AldricBocquet]

Instructions unclear, D stuck in the chords !

[@maxwellhousemusicc]

I came to the comments for this joke. Thank you

[@paulvinova]

I dropped a black plectrum in a white covered room, and it still disappeared...

[@pescaruraduvlad]

Or phase in a different dimension

[@hw1954]

Well if you don't pick it up in 15 seconds it's legally allowed to leave

[@bstessman]

@@nickhughes7356 or ends up in a hollow body of the 5th dimension

[@tuguspuspayoga7900]

Yes, I dropped an orange pick in a red tiled room and it disappeared until now. God!

[@Pedro72740]

@@blakeb4583 I don't know either.

[@jakublisiecki7658]

9:28 sounds like music from Life is Strange

[@spencerkitchens9188]

See: Jose Gonzalez

[@jaybee7052]

MannedCobra7 I for sure thought the same thing. But we are wrong really. Haha. It kinda sounds tho.

[@n1cia]

I was thinking about that the entire video

[@CarvingMonkeysReus]

@@spencerkitchens9188 damn 3 months agoo i have the lucky to be in a jose gonzalez and the spring theory orchestra concert. It was somthing out of the world. Seriously incredible. Sad part is that you cant find any studio version of that type of concert :(

[@therealzacharnold]

I thought the same thing haha

[@sephardim4yeshua155]

This reminds me of one of the guitar parts in the song The World I Know from Collective Soul. I love those open chords that ring like chimes.

[@lenz5446]

Intro is unrealistic Normally takes at least a week to find the pick

[@simas2883]

Dropped mine half a year ago and im still looking for it :(

[@lsagar]

So true!!😁😁

[@carlmichael120]

I am searching for 2 years tho..

[@cohandora]

Mine has only been gone for 2 months and she just got back with two babies :(

[@iancox7874]

Lenz Ma I still can’t find my pick!

[@micr0chap]

You make it look easy, Paul. Actually it takes finesse. Keep these lessons coming. You explain things beautifully.

[@nyhilo3432]

As an intermediate musician, this opened doors in my playing. thank you

[@jordanciavarella698]

It was one of my favourite tricks :)

[@kristianpallone8726]

10:53 Hello Paul. I agree with you , my father immigrated to the US in 1932. And here we are 😊

[@TheGavalanche]

Anybody love this guy despite him being slightly too advanced to fully follow his videos?

[@anasg007]

How are his videos doing for you now. Youre probably a master now

[@TheGavalanche]

@@anasg007 Haha nah - I've gotten to a decent playing level over the years - but have been at the same level for a long time - a plateau. I love the guitar but struggle to get fully interested in the theory - which I think is the next step I'd need to improve. I don't actually watch much of this channel these days. How are you getting on?

[@muklowd]

Absolutely. Love his videos, but once he starts moving into the Theory part he might as well be speaking Dutch :)

[@franciscogranados7225]

@@TheGavalanche yeah to get even better at some point you have to get into theory

[@fullbeans983]

As a beginner, I love watching Pauls content. If I don't understand something, I go away and try to learn how to understand. Each time I return with more understanding. 1000 times better than corner cutting content creators who will teach diluted guitar.

[@DheadslayinG]

Paul man, i know this is an old video so you might not see this, but thank you for all your work, you are a great person and an amazing teacher. This was such an inspiring video seeing you add these small tweaks to a few chords we all know, and making them sound wonderful.

[@ukaszjanosik126]

I found this channel about 2 months ago and I can't stop playing since then, thanks for being such an inspiration

[@dangibb1329]

Thank you for making this video! I've only watched it about 50 times now over the last four years for inspiration. I loved these 'new to me' chord shapes and the pedal note concept. I started using modified versions of these chords as a fingerstyle exercise which turned into a song. I appreciate your instruction.

[@joalbertbarasona582]

I could listen to this riff while playing a game for hours.

[@ethanherrera1552]

Jo Albert Barasona last of us sounding

[@joalbertbarasona582]

Ethan Herrera yeah. The riff definitely fits the vibe of the game.

[@alexhornewer8396]

Life is Strange may be a good game for you then

[@hoozyworks9561]

I LEARNT THIS FROM YOUR VINTAGE COMPARISION VIDEO...I REWATCHED IT 100S OF TIMES......AND THEN I FIND THIS! GREAT TUNE

[@akumarekua6061]

The new homely feel to the video gives off a really nice relaxed learning environment, Love the production quality keep it up

[@kellyrucker2418]

Realizing harmonics and timing is the first key to guitar. I have not since early 80s but has helped me in life. I thank my guitar teacher.

[@santiagopesci7561]

This is beautiful! It sounds like if "Here Comes the Sun" and "Paranoid Android" had a child together

[@MaciejMKeck]

I don't play guitar and I have no idea what am I doing here, but I enjoy your video so much :o

[@dhondiramshinde6932]

try to play you enjoy more

[@JohnLee-kl4tc]

Take the leap and buy a guitar, learn how to play then return with new found knowledge. Who knows it might change your life.

[@UrLocalAsian07]

Samesies.

[@terryweste614]

I'm a bass player I got here through davie504

[@youssifoussi9250]

Its okay i play guitar and i still dont understand what he says

[@mckindo64]

Easy song to learn but to those who don't play guitar it is going to sound really impressive. Love it!

[@johnyashes]

Thank you David! My broken in Yamaha fg-800 belches this beautiful melody out when picked using a jazz 2 pick. Amazing!

[@DTGuitarTech]

I absolutely love this. Learned it in about 5 minutes. And it sounds so amazing. Totally going to pinch it. Beautiful playing.

[@N8tiveSon807]

You're right it does sound like an indie song called "Home" by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros or that other song by Monsters and Men(forget which one)

[@rachelsegarra8575]

I’m just gonna say... you have a great voice and the sound quality is honestly incredible!

[@TheHerooftime796]

I dont know if it was necessarily the point but this video gave me some serious breakthroughs regarding shell chords, chord construction on the fly and finding different intervals across the fretboard quickly

[@joeyralston3773]

Paul Davids: “And then we go to a G Major chord which is also Major” Me: “Ten people died in the Bronx last night due to a fire that killed ten people in the Bronx last night during a fire.”

[@thomasgales3441]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@theexquisitive1938]

U didn't get it did u?

[@vsauce4964]

I dun get it

[@CowboyFan-ke7rn]

Phone rings.... "Hello? This is Gary... Department of Redundancy Department... this is Gary. Hello?"

[@TragedysHalo]

It is kind of redundant saying a G Major chord is a major chord lol He's still a pretty good teacher. Really breaks this down well where I feel ppl who don't understand musical notation or music theory can semi understand & def play this beautiful riff!

[@bigwilly220]

All of his information and knowledge is stored in his beard.

[@johnpaulrayco1366]

Maybe I'll start to grow a beard now

[@HasNiHassaan]

I laughed way more then I should have at this

[@kalyanbv1000]

It might even help in keeping a pick or two of a “2.0 thickness” maybe

[@zerobambiro]

Hard to have full hair and full beard at once. Most have one or the other

[@NOBLEHH]

sounds like Selena Gomez, Marshmello - wolves xD

[@elias.3219]

That’s what I was thinking, but it wasn’t cause I knew how to play that song on guitar. So I got rlly confused when he put it on his insta

[@fardeenshaik5991]

Was looking for this comment..!!!!😂😂😂

[@Ian-jx3ln]

Bruhh ikr

[@amyanmarcitizen7030]

I know right?!?!

[@NOBLEHH]

@@amyanmarcitizen7030 xD

[@gtrdoc911]

What a great concept. I see it like keeping a steady bass thing going on then adding a bunch of chord tones and scale tones on the off beats featuring a lot of open strings to get a nice drone. Boy am I ever going to come up with cool sounds with this concept. Thanks for the idea.

[@zer0844]

Paul is an inspiration to learn guitar. His playing is beautiful. He is an incredible musician, teacher, and videographer.

[@JodiesResearchCorner]

Really thought this would be a really simple tutorial for a beginner, but i got lost hella quickly what

[@CrispyMOFO91]

I find myself saying that about almost all videos.

[@vanpeligrino3141]

same here

[@caleb061801]

Tool me acouple days to get this to be fluid

[@wasabi42]

lol always the struggle

[@user-nh9vk8jc4h]

I don't even play guitar and I wasn't lost!!

[@leovoi]

You're a guitar genius! 👍

[@xinyuanli2586]

Hey, paul! I don't know if you will see the comments from old videos like such, but I just want to thank you for making such inspiring and delightful content! I've just been playing guitar for 11 months and this video is how I discovered you and how it all started! This is the first-ever melody I learned on my guitar and I'm now climbing up in your next level playing course! Thank you so much for what you did!

[@PutingPinoy]

I actually have this same progression I made about 2 years-but what did really opened up my mind to some new possibilities. I love your videos. I have been watching you ever since I 2015 or 2016 when you had like 200k subs’ I am really happy to see your progress! You are a great teacher! Keep it up!

[@poema6846]

Je kan heel mooi gitaar spelen, je hebt me zo veel geleerd. Bedankt voor al het plezier die ik al heb je gehad met mijn gitaar. Je bent echt een super toffe KZbinr, doe zo verder ❤.

[@calebt3013]

Just B minor, D, and G..... YeP sUrE

[@aleksssss]

Caleb T ?

[@calebt3013]

@@aleksssss yes??

[@RiiSchob]

@Guardo ?

[@tristanfeinauer]

That is not the BM,D and G I know😂that's some advanced stuff.Or atleast its advanced imo.

[@LuisenGames]

He's playing the same notes in a different pattern or place 😉👉

[@keithsurridge6022]

Creative. Intelligent. Humanistic. Both thumbs up Paul David's.

[@fafaffu2]

Stuck at level 1, send help

[@itsAizo]

Play it with the strumming pattern that he is using if your using your finger, and then aim for the third instead of the D and if you get a bit messy with it you’ll play both the D and the third

[@corajane2963]

@The Swedish Girl keep playing even for 10 mins a day, it gets SO much easier before you know it!

[@pklmnb]

Stuck at finding the pick...

[@r.y.n89]

Should be great a tab in the video or description...

[@M..796]

I can do level 3 but not one ....

[@callumedwicker8389]

Teach me your ways. How did you find a pick after dropping it?!

[@enzehu4853]

Brain:"humm, it looks pretty easy, I can play it" Hand:"No, you can't!!"

[@martin9707]

You managed to do it by now? If you gave it up, sit down, and do it

[@TheAggroculture]

paul,you are the most knowledgable, natural and entertaining teacher on you youtube.brilliant instructions.i will support you.still have problems missing the A string!

[@dynamics3261]

This is truly amazing. I wish I was more talented playing guitar.

[@simli45]

I must say i'm so grateful for all your precious videos. Always a chill but instructive moment, for all kind of guitar levels. It's always a good match between music and technics. Thanks a lot Mr. Paul Davids :)

[@dem4xed]

This sounds unbelievably beautiful 😍 Greetings from the German neighbors ✌️

[@laogaipanda7172]

Moin

[@randalldaniels3915]

I’m a dad trying to learn the guitar for the last two years or so. Between poor time management and severe lack of skill, I’ve come to the conclusion I’ll never be a good guitar player. But mate, I am in awe of your musicality. You just made those three chords, the same chords I am trying to master, sound like something out of this world! You don’t have to be a good guitar player to appreciate a great one. Blessings from Oz

[@cairosocyon]

i'm in love with the sound of your guitar

[@brendantindall805]

Level 2 sounds like "home" by edward sharpe

[@isuckatgaming7225]

This remind me of the song "Home" by Edward sharpe and the magnetic zeros

[@TAHA666]

I watched this video with a different account of mine almost a year ago, to get better at guitar playing. Being a singer and songwriter, THIS particular video helped me to not only turn old chords into something beautiful but also understand the possibilities of making magical sounds. Thank you paul!

[@randymarsh5150]

Fake video....you never would have found that pick

[@mechaella4771]

OML 😂

[@rebeccan2225]

😂

[@clovenwizard]

Ha!…. So true!

[@ocs1986]

Only if it fell in the sound hole... ;)

[@simokojamesphiri7924]

Rumor has it that the pick was a paid actor

[@theelectricroad8999]

Reminds me of 'Crosses' by Jose Gonzalez (song from life is strange)

[@yanothebear3188]

I agree, if not "Crosses" it definitely sounds like something that is or would be in the game

[@jordis4463]

@@yanothebear3188 a band called Daughter made Life is Strange: Before The Storm's OST. The singer and guitarist of the band always uses this kind of chords. Check them out, I am sure you will enjoy them

[@theelectricroad8999]

Jordi S eyyyy, daughter is an amazing band 🤙🏻

[@sejotaa3998]

Jose got a song into a video game? thats awesome!

[@yanothebear3188]

@@sejotaa3998 he had "Far Away" on Red Dead Redemption too

[@DarkOwOLord]

2:52 "so now we've got something that sounds like this" add starts playing 😂😂😂

[@sebione3576]

I got a Skittles commercial.... "Skittles pox. Are those contagious?"

[@pierrosaxo1416]

Is there actually such a thing as a KZbin Ad Placement Committee that’s in charge of picking the most annoying moment to play an add, mostly based on the suspense created by cutting a video at the right time ? Just wondering...

[@dhoops616]

Pierro Saxo there has to be!!! It always does it at those moments man

[@pravus9769]

@@pierrosaxo1416 I've always thought it was the creator of the video that chose and they choose the most annoying places to troll their audience lol.

[@reiniervanwingerden8465]

@@pravus9769 I've thought both of these theories, but I guess yours is more plausible since it will cost youtube less to have the filmmaker do the work for them.

[@janekmo]

we need this on spotify pleassse ive been looking this one up 20 times this year.

[@ramonsantosjr1877]

At first, I thought it sounded like "Dirty Paws" by Of Monsters and Men. pretty nice!

[@MEOW-ys8jk]

Could listen to this ALL day! 9:28

[@melodie4258]

I have been

[@loki665zx9]

Paul - It really amuses me how easily You create beautiful parts of a song. Have You got a video or could You make one -how to connect chords and maybe a way to understand chordcrafting in a visual way? I learn by shapes instead of memorizing each note name and chord construction. I guess that's required, however it's somewhat really hard for me on the guitar. Some tips that could help learn that would also be awesome. ;) Anyhow thank you for sharing - it's really inspiring to hear your music even if these are just few notes there's always more to it then you think probably. :)

[@grasenacktente]

Absolutely beautiful on the telecaster. Love the horn embellishment.

[@inktim]

*OH LOOK It's GUITAR PROFESSIONAL PEWDIEPIE*

[@lirialiko4268]

Lol

[@johnnyparmesano2358]

who is pewdiepie?

[@banquo4223]

Time for a chord review

[@angeldelosingular7305]

xD

[@bigtiddysid373]

Ink Tim had the same thought

[@TheShockRebirth]

Picks grow legs, confirmed.

[@freddybeer]

Where man drop pick is irrelevant to where man find pick.

[@kayharvey03]

Shock, that’s why I have more than one in one place so I know where my others are😂

[@tausifislam9664]

illuminati!!

[@gabrieltimmons9138]

Yep that’s what my new excuse

[@stephanmayer6600]

Just put them between the strings so you won‘t spend more Time on looking for your pick than practicing.

[@steveg9744]

Super cool and enjoyable as always. Love your playing and teaching. Merry Christmas y’all !

[@pawelg8652]

I discovered this channel this month and it already took my playing to another level

[@princes428]

Sounds great. In the the beginning I got an Intro by The XX vibe

[@chefcraigorrell9057]

Sounds like most of the songs by Daughter. I love these inversions.

[@fewpoundcory]

the 6 dislikes are from the guitar strings because you are revealing their secrets to the world without their consent

[@Aaron-zh4kj]

And the current 39 dislikes are from the most djent 39 string guitar ever...

[@ALBERTOGARCIA-nk9bo]

I love the sound of your guitar. Is so crisp when you hit the strings

[@daylan111]

"I'm looking for my pic, I just had it 10 seconds ago" -Every Guitar Player ever

[@piksipiksu]

why the hell am i feel like im playin life is strange

[@Kronse2601]

Oh...my...god. I was writing the same thing ten seconds ago :D

[@sigrevilla6926]

Same bruh

[@toddbaker2850]

Because it sounds similar to a song call crosses by Jose gonzales I'm pretty sure was in LIS

[@alexhornewer8396]

SAME OHMYGOD

[@prelogboy]

My first thoughts when hearing this melody

[@IttoOfficial]

There are a lot of hit songs recently using compound thirds (Hold Back The River by James Bay, Youngblood by 5 Seconds of Summer, Eastside by Benny Blanco, etc...) and John Frusciante also used to use them a lot. They sound great! Favourite song that uses them is Many Of Horror by Biffy Clyro

[@greeny8214]

Thanks for your comment, I have been trying to get my son to use these 3rds and now he has read your comment he is actually trying them.

[@davidpowderly9117]

They're actually tenths rather than compound thirds. It's a little pedantic, granted, but we never confuse a ninth with a second.(e.g. sus2 with add9).

[@IttoOfficial]

@@davidpowderly9117 according to wikipedia "a major tenth (two staff positions above one octave), also called compound major third, spans one octave plus one major third". I think they are the same thing but you might be right, I'm not very knowledgeable on the music theory terminology ;)

[@djpteaching5448]

@@IttoOfficial No, you're correct... it's just that when the interval spans over two octaves the term 'compound' is limiting and the notion of which octave the third occurs is confused.... for instance if you call it a tenth, then it's the next octave above the lower note, but if it's a seventeenth (essentially a third in the second octave) then the compound third term is highly ambiguous. :)

[@Wtfdawg321]

Paul, thanks for being so open with your writing and teaching.

[@ClaytonCoffman]

Actually, I tried to learn this guitar piece from that last video that you played this in, and now here you have a lesson on it! You're AWESOME! The last video, I was reducing the speed to 0.25, but here you break it down perfectly! Thanks so much!

[@teemunknee]

"...and here's how it sounds." *Ad starts playing a clip of "Sucker" by the Jonas Brothers* I wasn't watching, just listening, and thought I had just been victim of a fantastic troll. I'm a little disappointed, if I'm being honest.

[@tagataulialovaka5031]

Boauroa oasis nksrir oaueoa iaeeis nksrir 9a8eia iawsi

[@flurf5245]

@@tagataulialovaka5031 is this a stroke victim's cry for help?

[@bonnieclyde9332]

It was no woman no cry for me 😂😂

[@factbeaglesarebest]

Lol! Right After you said “something that sounds like this” an ad played with a raging guitar solo. I found that funny lol

[@KM_1983]

Mine was a galette commerical

[@mtilzmusik]

Love all these open string variations. I've been discovering so many new things with my short-cut capo and getting these open voicings. Enjoy your videos immensely Paul.

[@jdubs681]

Your videos encouraged me to pick my guitar up again.

[@betterthanyouateverything3224]

Studying, instructions not clear Can't find pick Send help

[@Makakahanap]

Grow out your thumbnail use as pick or to snort coke #yourwelcome

[@Mr.Meowgical]

instructions not clear pick caught in fan

[@logandogan272]

@@Makakahanap instructions not clear, smoked my fingernails in an aluminum pipe

[@PianoTutorialsSynthesia]

Haha ik schrok van de random Nederlandse zin! Had totaal niet verwacht dat je Nederlands was, goed Engels accent! Bedankt voor de les.

[@xedd4603]

Je kan het wel horen hoor, luister maar naar hoe kort alles gezegd wordt, voornamelijk als hij zegt d-chord

[@hendrikustenwolde8715]

Hij zegt toch dat ie " Dutch " is. Zie boven " Small Q and A for this video " Dus ik snap je opmerking niet zo goed !!

[@wouterarends6033]

@@hendrikustenwolde8715 Laat maar, ik heb niks gezegd.

[@yssagaile]

@@wouterarends6033 ze zijn allebei nederlands

[@georgemcauley9819]

Funny because I'm English but can basically understand a lot of Dutch when I read it. I have Dutch ancestry. Dutch men are beautiful and tall. (I'm a man). ;-)

[@justinclayton8290]

Your videos are the most relaxing thing ever. Your playing, accent, lighting. Better than whisky and NyQuil.

[@justaperson554]

Yessss this will give my guitar playing the glow up I need!! Also: some of these notes remind me of the song wolves by marshmello

[@PatrickStift]

yeah, the intro is almost identical

[@Joormode]

Not at all. listen to Wolves by Selina Gomez - same chords.

[@sandeeps7914]

Exactly broh

[@AppReviewGerman]

Nah listen to Darude - Sandstorm it’s 100% the same

[@theScarletSprig]

I was really hoping he'd make a song combining the audio of the ships with his guitar-playing!!

[@nathanwilson2116]

Edward sharpe and the magnetic zeros - home

[@thomasmacisaac1503]

Yup!!!

[@b9y]

I've only been playing guitar properly the last 2 months or so. Before that I was travelling and before that, only ever just picked up and strummed some chords. Not only are you a great source of inspiration, but I play contemporary classical / movie soundtracks on piano and it's helped with my playing on guitar. The best part is I'm doing similar to this video without realising, just through experimentation. It's a wonder how I've progressed so quickly, but I always say, play and experiment!

[@adriandasilva5277]

The chord progression is almost identical to the one in the song wolves by Selena Gomez

[@benjamincasey6617]

Adrian Da Silva thhaaannnkkk you. This progression was so familiar. And you helped my brain stop hurting haha.

[@achtungbaby91u26]

There are only so many chords you can combine together. All songs copy another song whether the artist knows it or not

[@danwarren7326]

There are millions of songs.....how could one song NOT sound like others?

[@shanayahgarcia8438]

That sound like what i would play in my house in a middle of a wonderful forest

[@DestructX]

Hey Paul would you mind doing a crossover picking tutorial? I can play with fingers fine but with pick I can't hit what I want. Keep up the good vids!

[@niketasdelgato4027]

Man, I love jamming around with these kind of dyad shapes.