Quick Guitar Lessons #3 | A Simple Trick to Switch Chords Fast

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[@OGPokey151]

Not sure what happened but you have not popped up on YT in a long time? I missed so many videos. Glad it was a YT thing and it was not you retiring! I have lots to catch up on. You are one of the best instructors on the internet 🤘😎

[@skintslots]

Always enjoy your lessons.Thanks Steve.

[@syedburhanuddin8245]

Helpful , your ideas highly appreciated. Keep it up.

[@avns4910]

Thank you for the lesson sir!

[@chenai3907]

that intro....i felt that😍

[@shashanksherkar392]

Dear Steve, I hear many Thrash Metal bands using this concept. The conventional Lead solos for which Rock was popular for is getting replaced by Rhythm Melody with Lead embedded with very less EQ changes. I do this also but not as you did exactly. I don't know which song you are playing honestly but the concept is well known. With your help many more people will learn this. Because I have this duel of words on KZbin about the 'Best Solos of 70's, 80s, 90s' but I never come across 'Best Rhythms of 90's' etc which angers me a lot. The drummer and the Rhythm guitarist are taken granted for, captured the least on camera, most focus is on the vocalist and the Lead solo player. I saw a video of band Accept called 'Princess of the Dawn' which uses this concept extensively but video is animated. No band member is shown, please watch it for a pleasure to your idea.

[@Asimov16]

Yeh tried this kinda stuff, but takes me ages to find out which extra note to pick LOL

[@shashanksherkar392]

To be honest, there is no rule. Any note which mixes up with the part coming with it is good even if it falls out of the key or scale just like improvisation. Just use your ears and decide. Best wishes from India.