Preaching Chords Part 2

[@antoniogardnerjr.1297]

Thanks brother, you are a blessing.

[@seanwilliams5916]

Thank A ton!! these videos are life savers!

[@gloiregedeonlouamba1736]

I like your courses

[@JJDPROMEDIAPRODUCTION]

Thanks for that diminished lick bro!

[@osbournemuir2321]

Hi Trevor love your stuff. I would love to be a part of your class.

[@VForbes]

🙌🏾 I feel a preach!

[@raphaelpettus7936]

Thanks you are a blessing

[@tommy31831]

This is great material, thanks man.

[@fernandosantosstst3612]

Crazy

[@alfredmoore2833]

Hey TC I enjoy your vids..... How bout a vid on TT's (Bless the Lord Son of Man) track I would love to learn tht.

[@javonwalker9367]

Idk who u is or where u from, Bt I learn so much from you in one nite, you’re a monster an I want to say thank you💛

[@AshleyBarnesxo3]

Thank you SO MUCH!!

[@MrDsnell29]

Hello Travis, do you have a link that teach more preaching chords/quartet? If so, please let me know.

[@tommy31831]

Can you do a video on your amp and pedal settings? I’ve been trying to get that churchy bluesy tone.

[@andypamphile]

T Sam i Am Hope I'm not too late buddy but a generic tips to know: Turn the reverb a bit down, turn your tones up fully on your guitar, tone at about a 6-7 on your amp, bass halfway, mids halfway, neck pickup gives you that churchy punch, have a compressor effect pedal in your pedalboard it's adds a great 'plucking' tone. And for more confident playing, have a blues driver or overdrive pedal for more crunchy-driven licks, hope this helps, God bless 👍🏿

[@austinhall2362]

Can you show to apply these lessons to playing with a choir.

[@roshandadenson8432]

Hi can you tell me where to start as a beginner? I know all the notes already. Thanks for your videos

[@sosassteelstrings9623]

Hi idk if you have improved on guitar and possibly no longer a beginner, but I recommend this guitar channel called "GuitarLessons" kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZO4faGPiLyBhqc its instructed by a guy named Nate Savage. His lessons are pretty clear and simple

[@lesliewebb300]

I heard a Stevie ray vaughan solo

[@alexanders562]

I love your vids, thank you for teaching. Great ideas, and chords. If someone was being uptight, you might want to call the Gb dim an F#, because the bass line is walking up F-F#-G. It is just a name, but it shows us the direction the voice is walking. Goes back to Bach, and the guys before him. Again, there is nothing 'wrong' with Gb