CAGED Chord Shapes on Guitar, Explained

[@johnross5722]

David , I think because you learned guitar as an adult you can break music theory down simply and without pretense. Thank so much for your lessons and your calmness. Your the Bob Ross of KZbin guitar teachers. Well without the fro

[@craigreeves715]

Thank u for showing it in a different key, this is what most people won't explain and makes things confusing, all makes sense now

[@GoulvenE]

The best CAGED tutorial.

[@flouisbailey]

As usual you do a great job on something so complex. Lots of KZbin teachers just assume you got this, I don’t think they really understand unlike you.😎

[@daveroach4204]

Thanks Dave! This has been explained to me many times before but your explanation and visuals have helped me make sense of the CAGED pattern.

[@BassBoostedIndia]

Ultimate tool, David. Thanks for sharing

[@ottomans2876]

Brilliant, you are definately shrinking the guitar for me. Topman

[@ChetanBharadwaj]

Hey David, One more great lesson, explained in detailed.

[@am8370]

Where one shape ends the next shape begins EXCEPT for D going to C. Where the D shape ends you go back one fret to start the C shape.

[@canadiansparky64]

Hey David, great lesson, this was very confusing to me too when I first started trying to learn it. I think you hit the nail on the head when you said "is it an E shape or an F shape"?. We learn to play the open chords different than bar chords, because they are easy. But, if you play the f -bar chord and slide that shaped down to play the E chord, your pointer becomes the Nut, hence the open chord, because the pointer is not really needed to play that chord, or any open chord, but it trains your brain to re arrange your fingers to play the bar chord shapes. Well, at least that is how I had to think about it. Hope that makes sense.

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[@lucasolari3756]

so good schemes, very easy to understand... thanks!

[@hamidouali7487]

Really cool your grille David thanks , i use it .. Merci...

[@martymcbride3234]

Ohhh sweet home Lynard Dymyard

[@Imjaywms]

Hey David, I was wondering if you could talk about string action on acoustic guitars because I think I need to raise mine because of some buzzing

[@davidalder6558]

CAGED may be memorable, but WHY? I may be too tired after a day of adventure on a motorcycle so I will watch again another day.

[@davidalder6558]

Ok, I am all rested and gave it a second go, still no comprendez

[@emmanuelekanem6512]

Pls how can play different chord on caged system

[@paulkyle]

Hey David, I have a very specific question for you. When playing E-shaped bar chords with thumb over top how to make sure A string (5th) doesn't ring out while changing chords Anyway thanks for the lesson

[@lucasolari3756]

touch it with your 3rd finger...

[@garyrichard3545]

Hi I having been hoping to find someone with the ability to do a lesson on a song by Chris Issak.. Return To Me, would it be possible for you to do one?

[@annhovland8407]

Lol…I’m so confused….five minutes later….I got it!

[@ertont2849]

✌️

[@larryinfante3439]

You do realize that the E cord on your opening title pic is incorrect. Sorry, my OCD just can't get past that. It's one fret off when compared to the others.

[@lucasgibson3973]

$&@# you’re good. Really appreciate your videos.

[@Arif-bp6pl]

Complicated

[@noodlesiis]

Not a Scooby here sadly..

[@rickpowell2075]

Nope....... Clear as mud. 😕