How to Quickly Master Chords with Scales

[@jaymatthews9324]

I love these videos because I feel like you're giving people what is actually going on in the mind of a skilled guitarist vs what would ideally be going on in the mind of a skilled guitarist. I got that impression from day 1, and my playing has gotten better way faster than it ever has before. You give off the vibe that you really want your viewers to play guitar better instead of wanting to seem like a great player to your viewers. You're a fantastic teacher

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks so much for saying so Jay! Yeah I'd definitely like to think that's the case.

[@Telecasterfan]

Best candy crush tutorial on KZbin. Bar none.

[@storytimewithme2]

Feels like you're the first teacher to say GO HAVE FUN, and if you can afford to, remember there are notes involved

[@stefano.b65stef77]

I've started playing guitar at 53, I'm now 56, thanks to your videos i've learned a lot, first of all the love of the guitar itself

[@haroldq.pinhead8818]

The guitar lesson was good, thanks. But the plot twist at the 6 minute mark BLEW MY MIND! "I've never actually played Candy Crush"!?!?!? Wow! Just wow

[@jonnyroxx7172]

I like your attitude Sean. Attitude is everything. Great guitar lessons, even if you don’t play Candy Crush.

[@seandaniel23]

Never too late to start!

[@markc8302]

Hi Sean. Your lessons and method of teaching is supreme. Thank you loads man.

[@seandaniel23]

Glad you're finding them helpful!

[@Dennis-px3xt]

Man, i use to think you were such a goof that i couldnt learn anything from you. the last few videos you made just caught my attention. now i cant stop watching because i have learned more from your 2 videos than i could have in 10 of someone elses lessons. also you have an awesome sense of humor. keep up the great work. i will be joining your patreon page tonight.

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks so much for the support Dennis!

[@storytimewithme2]

yea same man. I had to actually look inside and realize I was jealous of how much fun he was having with his own self and words (all of those emotions were packed into my action of labeling him as a "goof"). And THEN once I realized I was the problem, I similarly realized that he was doing an awesome thing by allowing us to see what he has to say about music. Your comment so resonated with my own experience I just had to chime in. Thanks Sean, the Hack Daddy 🤣

[@coleyoungren9207]

Well he was not lying when he said that he is always on fire. I love it.

[@seandaniel23]

always

[@seanhopkins3758]

Love those walk ups and walk downs! Add flavor to one's playing. Thanks for the lesson!!!!!

[@robynwall1172]

This was just great Sean. Very helpful for me. Thanks.

[@williamb3323]

Love your style of teaching, Relaxed and humorous. Thanks for your time.

[@skullys]

Great lesson Sean, much appreciated my friend, love to see more like this.

[@applemlm]

This absolutely fabulous.

[@brazilgriller6073]

Aha moment, been waiting years for this explanation. You are great.!!!!!!!

[@nostalgicstudios7414]

Best guitar video and guitar help technique and advice ever. Thank You so much. Really

[@seandaniel23]

Happy to help!

[@toddshepard3592]

Thank you for another great lesson! I have learned so much watching your vids. You helped me escape the Pentatonic box nightmare !

[@seandaniel23]

Glad you're finding the vids helpful!

[@jeffsguitars3976]

Just the lesson and comedy I needed today. Thanks Sean

[@seandaniel23]

Happy to help!

[@jcburger733]

Thank you for the latest mastering chords with scales and shapes. Really Appreciated!!

[@seandaniel23]

You're the man Joe!

[@adambrunner9462]

Yes sir Sean your on fire right now with this content. EN FUEGO

[@mwabaephraim2452]

Sean thank you this is what I wanted to learn and you have simplified it and made me understand

[@QBRX]

Great stuff. You sure seem to be an expert on Candy Crush and know a bit about guitar too. You are a born teacher/entertainer!

[@papajethro1587]

I do have to give it to you man, it’s like you know what I need. 👏🏽

[@seandaniel23]

Out here reading minds.

[@matt8703]

Always love these vids. They are so simple and have been so impactful on my playing and understanding of the guitar/ and improving my understanding of music theory. Thought you were trying to get a sponsor out of this lesson.

[@seandaniel23]

I'm open to a sponsorship ;)

[@cherdrol]

Fab. Thanks. Very helpful.

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks for watching!

[@kiim_caam]

This video is perfect for me, someone who tried learning scales and is now taking on chords

[@seandaniel23]

Glad to hear it's helpful!

[@SteveWilliams-uh6sz]

I can always count on one thing in life. When sean says "SIMPLE" It never is .🤪🤪🤪🤪

[@seandaniel23]

hahaha, fair.

[@jonnyhoekstra]

Stealth tutorial on rhythm guitar for every country and western song ... Blue Eyes Crying in the 🌧️🌧️🌧️

[@seandaniel23]

Deep undercover.

[@jonjeffries3265]

We sang that song today at the farmers market..

[@tomg204]

Thanks for reminding me that I never had the makings of a varsity athlete.

[@songnotes]

pay to win, baby

[@vancappi2796]

Sixth I love your lessons 🙏

[@seandaniel23]

Thanks for saying so!

[@jcinsd]

Lol! Sometimes when you get a jelly bean you gotta put it somewhere.... Now chromatic tones will remind me of Candy Crush.... Damn You Sean!!

[@tomheineman4369]

Hallmark Sean, I learned a lot of Hendrix chops from taking your advice and practicing on Bflat major. Can you explain the Am shape with Hendrix embellishments, and the EMaj shape with Hendrix embellishments and navigating the fretboard with the D shape 5 frets away? There are minor chords in between that are easy to slide to. I mostly navigate with the Em shape but play it to substitute a Dmaj7. Likewise I play the Amaj shape and and aim for strings 2,3 and 4 and let the Hendrix embellishments take care of outlining the chord. I think Jimmy Hendrix put his thumb over the top so he could see where he was on the fretboard by looking at the dots and navigating with his thumb. The sloppy playing of Jimi Hendrix that you referred to is exactly correct because he played passing notes and outlined chords and keys but he navigated quickly enough to not land on dissonant notes. Show us that you are a baller and play Hendrix style with abandon. P.S. Major 7 chords don't sound all that great.

[@seandaniel23]

How dare you end that with major 7 blasphemy!

[@lindavinicky6045]

Love Mr Toffee!!

[@JoeSmith-oy3hk]

Ok, I got gumdrops stuck to my fretboard, what was step 3 again?

[@seandaniel23]

i think you might have done them out of order.

[@MrChewtastik]

Algorithmic comment for the content~

[@seandaniel23]

I appreciate it.

[@samshersarki8834]

Iam big fan of yours

[@davidlegalley1161]

👍🏾👍🏼👌🏼

[@danielrenaud3985]

So this is on Patreon?

[@KevinORourke25]

I love this lesson although I don't understand one single reference that you made. OH no..........I just realized I may be old! Thanks a lot Sean. kevin O'Rourke

[@seandaniel23]

haha don't worry, i didn't understand them myself.

[@blastosist]

I really enjoy your lessons, thanks! Can you do a lesson as to why the 1,4, 5 chords in blues are 7th chords? In most music those chords are major chords and I am curious why?

[@MrMixolydian7]

It’s related to the blues scale in which the 3rd and 7th degrees (notes) are flatted. In the key of C major the 4 chord (F) has an E flat as the 7th. Same for the 1 chord having a B flat instead of B natural. The 5 chord remains a dominant 7th chord. Sean may have a better more precise way of explaining it. That’s just my $1 - $0.98 ☺️

[@blastosist]

@@MrMixolydian7 Thanks !

[@oneeyemonster3262]

@@blastosist Keys are just PITCH...it's easier if I explain it in C MAJOR/Amin. When you play in the KEY of G MAJOR/E min.. You can use the fret board like a SLIDE RULER. Dont worry about the key board or circle of 5th it's as if you're starting from the 5th ( vi chord) If you want to play in F# min/A MAJOR.. Just slide every up 2 frets to the F# min chord G min/Ab MAJOR....ect Anyways....BASIC CHORDS/TRIAD are just every other note ( NO MATTER the scale. You get what you get...they are what they are. The MAJOR's scale intervals is ALWAYS your REFERENCE from any CHORD/MODE..ROOT to ROOT C, E, G, B, D, F, A, C, E,....ect...ect C E, G, B......................................B is a semi tone or maj7 to C ....................F A, C, E.....................E is a semi tone or maj7 to E .........G, B, D, F...............................F is a whole stem or b7 to G MODE terns simply HELP you identify INTERVALS faster. if you know the BASIC ion ( MAJOR) lyd = Ion #4 mix = ion b7 aeo = b3, b6, b7 dor = aeo maj6 phry = aeo b2 loc = aeo b2, b5 The other scales are just this You just vamp it over the vi chord or RELATIVE min Harmonic min = aeo, maj7 = A min D min E7 melodic min = dor maj7 = A min D7 E7 harmonic min b2 = phry maj7 = A min Bb lyd #6 melodic min b2 = dor b2, maj7 = A min Bb lyd #5, #6 D harmonic min #4 = A min Bb lyd #2, #6 or its just.....1, 3, 5, 7 ( maj7) or 1, 3, 5. #6 ( same as dominant) .....................1, #2, #4, #6 = half dim In a nut shell you could play Bb as Maj7 , dominant, min7 , min/maj7 ...dim....or..aug 1, 3, #5 You can also vamp those different modes over these chord degree... The 5 black notes that's NOT in the C MAJOR scale b2........b3........b5.........b6......b7 Db.......Eb........Gb.........Ab......Bb If you use C Harmonic MAJOR ( ion b6) ion b6....dor b5.....phry b4 lyd b3 mix b2......aeo b1.....loc bb7 Convert Ab aeo b1 to Ab Lyd #2, #5 A harmonic min B loc maj6.........D dor #4.........F lyd #2.......G# loc b4, bb7 In a nutshell.. 2, 4, b6, 7 ...chord degree over lap. ( possible FULL diminished) You can stack a maj3 BELOW any dim chord to obtain a dominant chord B dim/G....... D dim/Bb..........F dim/Db........G# dim/E G7.................Bb......................Db...................E7 ......................Bb......................Db = N6 chords. or that so call F whatever the hell note/chord...while in E min ( b2 of E min) it overlap.. If you use full dim H/W scale You can also play MAJ, min. dominant. or dim chord every b3 interval The trick is to alter the .....2, 4, b6, 7 into whatever the hell chord you wish They also over lap in other keys from C MAJ/A min example the 4 chord of F# harmonic min or Gb harmonic MAJ = B dim ......................2 chord of Eb harmonic MAJ or Eb Harmonic min = F dim MaGIC..you can also VAMP it over the I or vi A min......C min....Eb min Gb min G7 into C MAJOR The G7 acts like the N6 chord to Gb/F# min or A min Gb min C dim Eb min E7 into A min E7 is sort of like N6 to Eb MAJOR or Eb min That's why you want to get the BASIC DOWN first.. before you play jelly beans between chord that's NOT in the MAJOR scale.lol b6 Harmonic MAJOR b3 melodic min ( same as dor maj7) b3, b6, Harmonic min b3, b6, b7 NATURAL min the scales are just b2, b3 b2, b3, b6 b3, #4 b3, #4, b6 b3, b5 b3, b5, b6 There's 7 modes in each scales.

[@nathancox3126]

HA! I think you’re definitely a way cool dude but when I heard you talk about candy crush I was like I never really pegged him for a candy crush guy but hey maybe he plays it here and there in between waiting for flights when he’s traveling or something no big deal (run on sentence lol) . And then when you said you’ve never played I thought oh thank thank you Jesus I’m not out of the loop. . I’m not hating on anybody that plays it I just never have and I think it’s funny you haven’t either. But you definitely had me going. Thanks 4 the musical guidance vids

[@silverslivver]

I love your humour.....the guitar lessons aren't too bad either. (understated humour attempt) Actually I have so many 'aha' moments learning from this guy, I'm concerned my heads gonna explode due to all the brain growth.....only half joking.

[@seandaniel23]

Keep an eye on that brain growth!

[@jamesmoon5632]

First!!

[@seandaniel23]

Champ!

[@3cardmonty602]

I don’t like jelly beans. I like chocolates.

[@seandaniel23]

Depends on the jelly bean

[@mikegoldblatt6812]

Another good lesson. If you slow down your speedy pace of talking your lessons could be great, Thanks!

[@MrVbobby]

can i have that Taylor ill trade you for my 318

[@jonjeffries3265]

What model is his..

[@69sidewinder]

I was a little worried about you when I heard you using the Candy Crush metaphor. I breathed a sigh of relief halfway through the video when you admitted to never playing the game. Now go shoot some hoops to get some testosterone coursing through your veins and be happy that Shaheen Holloway will be the new coach of Seton Hall University Basketball next year after taking his St. Peter's team to the Sweet Sixteen.

[@seandaniel23]

Too bad Doug isn't going with

[@69sidewinder]

@@seandaniel23 I wonder if my cousin, Sean Codey, may be. He is friends with Holloway and played for SHU and was assistant coach for a college team or two. Just speculation on my part, but it wouldn't shock me.

[@josephbaker8710]

oh I saw it！ handsomegentleman