Melodies on guitar - writing melody over chords

[@soundguitar]

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[@johnletitia]

Thanks!

[@alexandraknight2805]

This guy makes so much sense

[@soundguitar]

Thanks, Alexandra! Glad you like this one. It’s one of my very first lesson videos :). Cheers, -Jared

[@GodsStoryteller]

Embellish the ... Super cool. I often write songs on inspiration but i have some unfinished songs. Im looking to UNDERSTAND ways to create melodies OUTSIDE OF INSPIRATION. Now, this " embellish, etc part ...? It sure gets me. Ill be back to understand you better. God bless you.

[@ดาราคานา-ญ9ฮ]

Thank you. Big big help. Erudite presentation

[@countrymonkOSB]

This lesson is great, Jared. It's helping the info get into my thick, middle-aged skull. Thanks for your patience and great pedagogy. Trying to write my first song and have been banging my head against a wall trying to write a melody over the chord progressions for the first time in my life. This video finally helped me crack the code a bit.

[@GuitarHero890]

Honestly after surfing through the whole internet, your the best!

[@nquerosaber]

as a guitarrist, the melodies whithin the chord approach is about as far as i would worry about melody outside of a lead solo id rather leave it for the vocalist or a high range instrument but when it comes to do the whole song by myself in a DAW, the melody is where i struggle the most its simple to arpeggiate random patterns on a chord progression and sound melodic, but its hard to write melody thinking as a monophonic instrument, like vocals, and also a melody that is rhythmically good

[@noturtypicalclarencemrnd]

The best guitar teacher!

[@soundguitar]

The best student!! :)

[@newellfeds]

Thanks a really helpful tutorial

[@soundguitar]

Glad it helped! :)

[@michaelknudsen6610]

You are an awesome teacher! This is a really fantastic lesson! Thanks!

[@stuartarnold4495]

Another interesting informative lesson. Thanks again, for the tips.

[@soundguitar]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you! :)

[@Subhabrata]

It seems you have opened a door for us. Through that, we can see the stairway to heaven... Freedom of own expression is heavenly. ❤

[@bf4948]

Great tuition and really clear 👌

[@Zanismeditations]

Thank you. You are brilliant.

[@dougbennett7881]

Excellent!

[@soundguitar]

Thanks, Doug! :)

[@ramuzi1257]

Wow, this is so goooood, thanks bro

[@LovepreetSingh-lp7hw]

Best teacher :)

[@soundguitar]

Aw shucks, thanks! :))))

[@pedroduarte4273]

actual video starts at 5:45.... youre welcome 🤦‍♂

[@justsomeguy6336]

Thank you. Jesus Christ.

[@vikkicarter541]

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[@toddel321]

Very understandable. This will help!

[@soundguitar]

great to hear!

[@reineh3477]

Great lesson. It made so much sense.

[@alexandraknight2805]

Thank you so much

[@soundguitar]

You’re welcome! :)

[@manuelfont849]

Really helpful, thanks :)

[@soundguitar]

Glad it was helpful! :)

[@johnletitia]

So...how are you playing the chord progression at the same time as the melody? I am trying to picture playing the correct chord while playing the correct melody note at the same time, might be hard for me

[@bastian8029]

Reminds me sounds like NOFX song called Dig ahha but thanks bro great content and tips 🤘🏽

[@soundguitar]

Haha, nice! I love NOFX :) Cheers, -Jared

[@tyler361t2]

constructive criticism: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3K5i6tuiJqSr6M this was a poor explanation for beginners who dont know it's c e g, i get this is geared towards more moderate players but still just clarifying for someone starting out like "the notes of c, c e and g or 1 3 5" would be better