Steve Stine Guitar Lesson - (Fretboard Chord Trick) Play All Guitar Chords In Every Key

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📺 ABOUT THIS VIDEO:
In this guitar lesson, I’m going to show you how to play all the guitar chords available in any key by "transposition" (using visualization of 6th and 5th string barre chords), focusing on the essential 6 major and minor guitar chords commonly used in thousands of songs.
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Steve Stine is known as the world’s most sought-after guitar-instructor. He’s most famous for his ability to make learning guitar fun and easy. He has over 27 years of teaching and playing experience. He’s literally helped millions of guitarists in over 103 countries.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in music education from Minnesota State University Moorhead and has played lead-guitar in bands that have toured throughout the U.S. and U.K. He’s also a featured instructor at Guitar World Magazine and the former professor of Modern Guitar Studies at North Dakota State University. Steve is considered the world’s top instructor because his students see noticeable improvements in their playing, fast.
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[@sagarmessy2621]

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[@lewissampson9411]

soooooo good! dear guitar guru. this was just fabulous! much love and gratitude. Lewis

[@boomer9091]

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[@dutchh3628]

Steve Stine Guitar Lessons Hi Steve, thank you for sharing your music knowledge in all stages. I referred a friend to this particular session. He got very confused with your 1, 4, 5 technique. though you show and explain the key of “G”, in the bar chord form using the 1, 4, 5 technique, it was incredibly confusing. One would assume the finger/hand position on fretboard would move down the neck 1 fret, then 4 frets and 5 frets. To be honest, I too was a bit confused (from “G” why do you move the bar toward the hi “B” string, followed 2 frets down the neck each step. each.sorry if I confused you. Dann

[@programmedwrong3795]

I feel like I owe this guy a hundreds of dollars from all the stuff I've learned from him. Great teacher!

[@michaellombardi2092]

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[@gregorypatrickday]

seriously! me too.

[@mordantvistas4019]

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[@nasanction]

Mind repair!

[@nickpeterson6647]

Yeah

[@tmf9556]

Wish I had a teacher like this back in the nineties, I might have been a musician by now lol

[@robreese2078]

😂 just stumbled on this video this morning. Totally agree! My teachers just taught me songs. But then I learned all the songs I wanted to learn on my own.

[@bemlisen2841]

"I don't think you can learn to be a complete musician. It comes from within and it entails a lot of sacrifice." - yngwei malmsteen You gotta be born with it mate, it's a God given gift.

[@tomsmith8515]

I had generic books but my brain was a head of me, ex on 1st string I was jammed up on the brain saying one string is fine but 2 strings?? Couldn’t get past that

[@gw2031]

A teacher ?The ability to pass on hard learned information in a simplified manner to help others.This guy is fantastic,thank you so much Steve.

[@jamesgazin9447]

Man, I wish you had been around 45 years ago when I first took up the guitar. I think I've learned more from you in the past month than I have in the last decade. I've always just played what sounded good, but without really understanding why. You're teaching me the WHY and the HOW to discover new things on my own that I hadn't considered before! Thanks!

[@staceycuthbertson9376]

🐌🦄🦄🦄

[@Mark09ish1]

Jesus!!! 45 years and I never made the connection of the Minor 2, 3 and on the Fretboard..... oh the headaches that could have saved me in figuring out songs before the internet! Thank you, Steve, for this valuable tip!!

[@davulcu64st]

Mark I have a question. How can it be a C on the first E string 3th fret? Thanks alot

[@heyjarrod]

@@davulcu64st He either said G, or maybe made a simple mistake. Sometimes that happens while playing and explaining at the same time. But that’s a great question, and great that you knew something was amiss. 👍🏻🎸 This was a great review-even for a lifetime player/music major like myself. 😎

[@gman2380]

Steve's a natural, great teacher. He makes things easier to learn without diminishing the content. Steve's a youtube legend !

[@juliemartin5857]

And yet, at 9:10, the content IS diminished! (Sorry -- I couldn't help myself.)

[@Nitenman]

Simply WOW! I cannot believe how simple this is, I've been playing guitar for pretty much a decade and never even realised this, it seems so obvious and I feel like an idiot! Especially as you can apply the modes to each note of the major scale as you go along the 7 notes - ionion, dorian, phrygian, lydian, myxolidian, aeolian and locrian. From here you can identify the chord that a chord progression 'resolves' on and use the corresponding mode to solo over that chord progression with ease.

[@tommatthews7982]

This guy should have millions of subs..... such a great teacher and so knowledgable

[@maddi110]

Beautifully explained mate. Learned a lot and easily. Thank you

[@RoxxHoffner]

Very nice. I've been playing for over 40 years and never learned this. Thank you.

[@alexe123]

+Steve Stine do you give paid facetime or skype lessons?

[@michaelnaisbitt1639]

I came across this by pure chance and alto I don't play any were near as well as you by using your techniques I hope to catch up. Ha ha. Thx

[@richardkiseo4708]

+Steve Stin

[@mdccitsolutions3076]

Excellent video content! Sorry for the intrusion, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you tried - Riddleagan Skillful Playing Remedy (google it)? It is a smashing one of a kind guide for learning complex guitar chords and become a pro minus the headache. Ive heard some super things about it and my work buddy finally got amazing success with it.

[@peteydubsmusic249]

Hey Steve, I just want to say that this is by far the highest quality guitar lesson content I have seen on KZbin. I have been playing for 15 years and I have recently started up my own guitar lesson channel and you have truly inspired me as a guitar instructor. I have to say to all the beginner guitarists​ out there, this man knows what he is talking about and this concept in particular is the absolute single most important piece of knowledge for understanding the guitar. Kudos to you and keep up the amazing work! Peter

[@johnx9318]

I've been over and over this video - it's jam-packed full of absolutely fantastic information! A single thumb-up doesn't seem to be enough. Big thanks Steve. Really appreciated.

[@sonlover62]

Really good. Been playing 40 years.....never a laesson, and self-taught. This was very helpful and easy to visualize. Thanks.

[@aashmusicnow]

this was the most helpful video I've seen in trying to teach myself guitar... amazing. this just opened up so much for me

[@Krampus-qz7eh]

I wish all theory teachers were as clear, concise and able to communicate as Steve does. I play piano and did a fair amount of theory. I have taken up the guitar only recently. watching the videos that Steve puts out really highlights to me what a good teacher is all about and that is someone who can communicate so well that he makes new and sometimes complex ideas seem easy. Hats off to you Steve and please continue to make these videos.

[@mightymurph3949]

Yo man you are a godsend. Everything I’ve ever learned, forgot, and wanted to know you’ve covered. Thank you for your time and dedication

[@ginsan8198]

My knowledge is once again enriched. Thanks! To sum it up, the 1st, 4th, & 5th notes in the diatonic major scale are major. The 2nd, 3rd, and 6th are minor. The 7th is diminished. We can use this idea to identify chords progression in any song. We can track any progression by simply looking for the right root note on the 6th string, and the rest of the notes would follow (it makes life easier since you don't have to worry about the root notes in the other strings once you get familiar with only the 6th string. Hail 6th string!). Just make sure that you identify correctly the tonal chord of the song. You can transform each note that's been given a function into its own chord, which is in barre chord shape, or any chord shapes you are familiar with.

[@regularnimnule9715]

One of the best teachers out there.

[@omairsh8]

THE best. I don't need to go anywhere else

[@Bigfatphoggy]

I feel like this is the first video anyone should watch while trying to learn music theory for the guitar... I have learned more from this video alone than i have learned sitting and watching crap about music theory for the past two years. THANK YOU STEVE. YOU DA BOSSS

[@DreDay1993]

JuicyK So what is the difference between the 3nps pattern major scales and two note major scales ive been learning? thats where im confused can u help a brother out i get everything else but im not having an eureka moment like everyone else has haha

[@peteydubsmusic249]

dre cristo There is no difference except for how many notes you are playing per string. I think the reason Steve used 3 notes per string is so that the majority of the chords can be played with roots on the 5th and 6th string to keep the chord shapes simple.

[@Drakken76]

I have been playing this for years and only realize it now. The way you broke it down made the light go off and now its all clear. Thank you Steve! I think you are a fantastic teacher and mentor.

[@AC-rj1cq]

Steve, this just changed my life, bro. THANK YOU! I don’t know why I’ve never seen this anywhere before. Geez man. Unreal.

[@karldstencell]

Steve, this really makes a lot of guitar concepts I've learned separately really click all together. Fantastic lesson, thank you!!

[@DCOSrecords]

Steve, you're the man. You make everything so simple. Thank you.

[@robertdiaz9363]

I picked up guitar recently and I enjoy Steve Stine’s courses tremendously. Me being new, he’s helped me advance along quickly so I can enjoy playing while learning. I really look forward to his lessons.

[@jpeood32]

how very cool, anyone who would give this guy a thumbs down is simply nuts. So very clear and easy to understand

[@joeluspalacius6940]

25 years playing and you just blew my mind

[@MostSimple]

Steve is wonderful at explaining things in a simple way! 🤘

[@jawsartist]

Your enthusiastic way of teaching is so contagious and inspiring.

[@r666y]

Steve, you're the best guitar teacher on the internet. I've learned tons and tons of theory that I'd never expected to understand watching your videos.

[@wonnito2008]

Seriously, just awesome. Natural born teacher Steve thanks

[@josuechesa613]

hi from spain, for me you are the best teacher in KZbin GIVME 5

[@danielcschuler]

THANKS MAN. I'VE BEEN PLAYING ACOUSTIC FOR 46 YEARS NOW, AND YOU JUST HELPED ME APPLY SOMETHING I LEARNED FOR THE BASS (THE "L" SHAPE) AND APPLYING IT TO THE 6 STRING.

[@crystalsteadman7191]

I have only been playing since sept 2019 . got a gutair given to me and i started teaching myself. I to you-tube for help. Came up on Steve Stine after the first video i wacted of his i was hooked. I watched everyday practiced with his videos everyday. Today i can play like I've played for yrs.. He made it very easy and fun to learn.. STEVE STINE .. YOU ROCK THANK YOU SOO MUCH.. I WISH I COULD MEET U IN PERSON TO SAY THANK YOU !!!

[@mitchelljarvis2010]

I've just experienced a 'eureka' moment! This lesson was awesome, cheers Steve! 👍👍👍

[@goingendless4889]

lol, I was playing for almost 2years and I just learned this right now. thank you! :)

[@kirt-x9m]

You're absolutely the best guitar teacher online. I've been looking for a teacher for guitar theory for a while now. Without gettinging into hair band solos and every video I've see from you is easy to understand and smart.. thx

[@dakejodi]

Amazing trick, I love the way you teach stuff, you make it so easy to understand. I bought a couple of your courses and am learning so much with you. Thanks

[@davidbahar9596]

Steve you are a freeeeeeking legend.

[@solarstacks]

Nice Ovation guitar. I've had one for over 20 years and it's still great sounding, with new strings of course.

[@frankielong3288]

Hahahhaha

[@riqhtleft.5953]

the most understanding teacher ever. you're really amazing. you're totally right about "too much = too confusing" thing. Your videos are not just amazing but even useful and understandable. Thanks again for taking your time sharing this knowledge with us.

[@Mpali84]

Thank U so much....I love the guitar....been tooling around my WHOLE life....finally someone who breaks down the foundation and shows EVERYONE that it is easier than U think.

[@all_religions_are_garbage]

you a legend. 100 salute for you such incredible theory

[@MyGully1]

Steve Stine , I wrote to you for help. No answer. Am guessing my answer is stuck with several lessons. 😔so depressed today, I am highly visual and you are so fast. Also disabled. Just getting upper body control due to spinal injury -7 fusions. Can you pioint me to your web site and visual diagrams to corespondent to your you tube. I also want an old fashioned capo, not expensive. Many thanks for your help. Kathy.

[@jawkneeG]

0:27 sick shredding

[@Sound0freason]

I lol'd

[@JIMISTONED]

hahaha

[@ramosdiaz3575]

I have been playing for more than 15 years, and i wish someone could've told me about this sooner! Simply brilliant.

[@karelvratnik4783]

Děkuji. Tohle mi otevřelo oči. další lekce musím sledovat. Super.

[@serantaureaction2230]

I like u man, Very2 good lesson for beginner playing guitar

[@persalba]

Thanks for an amazing lesson!

[@ajimstuyvesant9312]

+Farid Sabet (M.D.) pretty cool huh?

[@jamesomodeo3792]

This is incredible. These videos have helped me so much when everyone else is trying to explain and exploit I get lost in the language even though it’s English this is the best way to help me get that aha moment and it work I watch the top players of all ages plus the great celebrities that influence me and this helps bring it all together. I’m a visual kind of guy, I can watch you pick up on it and then expand on it but listening to most people get me confused you bring it all together and I just want to say thank you for simplifying and helping me understand what it is I’m doing to help bring more feeling my plane and understanding. Thank you.

[@kukladbob1]

Me too have been looking for this ..."formular" for the last ..25 years! Thanks you so much Steve!Wow eureka

[@kimrainman]

I thank God for stumbling upon this video

[@renderedinoperable]

kimrainman i thank God for putting Steve on this planet to show us the way of the guitar

[@FendergtrJam]

"Steve" Thank You so Much Well explained A+ excilent Teacher Brother 👍👏🤘Keep them coming 😁

[@WolfHeavyMetal]

Excellent explanations Steve! This really helps me understand the beauty of the 1-4-5, and 2-3-6 major/minor relationship.

[@kaizze8777]

"modes are easy" I'll take your word for it Steve! Learnt so much so far, so I'll keep at it step by step!

[@Cowboyninja70]

Mr. Stine, I have been playing guitar for over 20 years; I consider myself a decent rhythm player; I wanted you to know that you are a very good instructor and I enjoy your videos. As far as theory goes; what order should I watch your videos to improve my knowledge base? Thanks

[@sinofraj1744]

ditto

[@Cowboyninja70]

Thanks Steve. Will be looking for it :)

[@DavidSteltz]

+Steve Stine Thank you, I am looking forward to that!

[@dariosergevna]

I'll appreciate it so much! You seem to be an awesome teacher. just started to watch your videos.

[@83abhinavnigam]

hurray! please keep on making theory tutorials , its only YOU who can teach it like crystall clear, thankU

[@HazelAgunod]

My new motto: "Pretty cool huh?" -Steve Stine

[@dexrael6495]

😂

[@whoddaya]

The best tutorial I've seen in a long while. Over the years I've found patternizing information is one of the best ways to teach/learn, and this tutorial did just that. Thank you!

[@DreDay1993]

So what is the difference between the 3nps pattern major scales and two note major scales ive been learning? thats where im confused can u help a brother out i get everything else but im not having an eureka moment like everyone else has

[@bryanmullis890]

Steve, I've played guitar for years and actually have a music degree (albeit in Percussion Performance), but you have made this stuff so easy to learn. The guitar has always confounded me even though I knew the theory. You're awesome man!

[@anshkumar7105]

Very important topic for intermediate guitarist. Kindly focus more at this level.

[@mraghid3254]

Pretty cool ha?

[@sierradelta07]

You have made this outrageously simple, especially the diminished which is what I came here for, all the other stuff was a fantastic bonus. Thank you.

[@DOLSE71]

Just wanna thank you im struggling even after 30 years but you seem to make what i do normally make more sense and gives me more avenues to go down instead of thinking shit what sounds good next.SPOT ON.

[@joseg.9026]

simplest explanation..

[@deshirini6290]

[@user-qb5mr5zf4n]

This man is an amazing teacher. Played the guitar for years and never had the chord sequence explains so simply. Thanks so much for this.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Hi Judy! Thanks for your comment and kind words! Really happy to know the lesson is helpful. Any questions please feel free to ask anytime.

[@GetOffTheLawn]

I've been playing for about 35 years. Your teaching style is the easiest to understand I have come across. Great great videos. Thank you so much.

[@jinugeorge3153]

You're lessons have given me a lot of motivation to learn guitar! Finally able to connect everything. Thank you!

[@saadalshams9149]

i can’t explain how good you are in demonstrating tough things so easy...GOD bless you Sir

[@SamsungSplus-ef2qj]

Thank you so much, You made it so much easier to understand the guitar. I love playing my guitar ever since I watched your tutorials.

[@ciemnymors]

I had zero theory knowledge so far, and after I've stumbled upon your videos it was just simple as that to understand everything you've mentioned in your video. Seriously, great job man. I'm really thankful for the way you explain things in your videos.

[@jacobdrumm9206]

This just helped me so much. It clicked in my head then I felt a wave of excitement because this is exactly what I've been wanting to learn but unsure what to look up. Thank you so much brother You are the man!

[@robertwoods2427]

This just open my eyes so much better to understanding the major and minor scales. Thanks

[@jobzking5151]

Seems like i've found a gold for the rest of my journey playing guitar..tq steve..

[@smittyvonyeiggermischliebe2070]

You sir are a phenomenal teacher. I not only was able to teach myself to match my vocals using the Do Ra Me Fa So La Ti Da method while also playing this, but i could literally throw on a tuner and pretty much match it to G, A, B, C, D, F#, E and its literally the alphabet at this point and i can play it forewords and backwards no problem. You sir, get my many many thanks. I can now understand keys and am totally sold on the methodology of music theory. I have played natural for years and this is easily one of the most influential channels on youtube for myself. You deserve a spot at Fordham.

[@brimstone81]

I wish every guitar teacher was like you, Steve. You're a Godsend.

[@stinemusiclessons]

Thanks so much!

[@davidhoxit4274]

This video is pure gold...Thanks for sharing your skills once again Steve!

[@zachcook2017]

This guy is a great teacher, after searching for theory videos all night, i learned by far the most from this.. subscribed. Thank you so much.

[@brubakersflatcakes9755]

Steve Stine really unlocks the "mystery" of guitar playing making it rather simple for a motivated student to go next level quickly. I love you man!

[@jdcart1212]

AWESOME!!! Very well laid out... Easy to understand, thx Steve!

[@thetask1]

Probably the most useful and practical video I have ever seen. Excellent presentation !!!!!

[@coreshaw2043]

thanks Steve Stone you help me develop myself little more in the fretboard chord trick respect my boss

[@blessed7927]

This is the best video I have seen of his so far and anyone else for that matter. Steve, you are a really excellent teacher. My favorite on KZbin to be honest. Thank you for showing first and explaining later- helps me a lot! I'm a singer-songwriter and understand piano a bit and play guitar but never really understood the fret board and this helps a lot! I can start really practicing the scales with the minor chords now in a complete sequence (progression) ( and write more dynamically and look forward to learning major scales on here (finger work). I was getting tired of I, IV, V all the time and just arpeggios on them. Also always playing at the top of the neck for songwriting gets boring ( and limited unless capo). So thank you! -Michelle

[@Yoursoulismine814]

I've been struggling with remembering chord progressions in relation to scales. This trick makes it so much easier! Thank you Steve!!!!

[@HemiMedic]

It would have been nice to have these knowledgable lessons back in the early 90's!! Beginners will never understand the struggles of learning guitar back then! LOL

[@monarchmankd]

Amen that lol!

[@lepetitprince2188]

I used to watch these without fundamentals and it used to mess my head up back then,but now with a better base, everything is making sense.I owe you bigtime,man.

[@bassinbob1965]

I've been playing music almost my whole life. I'm 54 now so that makes....45 years. I learned more from watching this video than anyone else's way of teaching in the same amount of time. Listen to Steve. He is a great instructor and really knows what he's talking about.

[@2222thebeast]

Man, you are something else. You have this ability to easily explain stuff that I have never seen in another human being.

[@victoria40847]

You are such a generous person by sharing your knowledge with everyone. Thanks

[@rolandjgutierrez5839]

Hello Mr Stine I have been in and out of your videos for 3 summers you are the one who taught me theory to build cords different keys staking thirds and how you instructer told you to write things down and counting real fast. to make a cord that was a trip la2a3 real fast and use your fingers to count..thank you for your service....Roland

[@grantperkins368]

WOW! I even went back to put caps there! There aren't too many vids i watch twice, but I'm about to give that little arrow another nudge! Thanks so much for pointing out that which now seems SO OBVIOUS!

[@SAIF1508]

I have been watching alot of teaching theorys of music but in this video you kindly explained how to know and play it in pro way .thanx

[@soniaandagnel]

Cant thank you enough for all the knowledge I have gained from your videos. These classes are beautiful. May God bless you immensely for the good work. THANK YOU.

[@tombo54]

How could anyone give this video a 'thumbs down'. Clear, concise...and free!! Talk about ungrateful...smh.

[@prithvisamson2585]

Thank you so much! I was struggling with this numbers thing coz every one in my band knows it and I was the odd man out but now, I know how to use number system 😍 thank you so much Steve!

[@mtg187]

Great teacher this video is awesome I learned without even picking up the guitar. 3am right and I did something of worth by watching this. This guy and Ben eller are two of the best teachers on KZbin

[@mrdewolf2]

Great lesson. One of the best ways to learn the chord positions and how to think about them relative to each other. Thank you!

[@jedkrantz7003]

Jed Krantz Thank you for passing on info. that is so simply formulated, clear and easy to put into practice immediately. Bravo!

[@surajbista5308]

best lesson ever ......the way you explain is just amazing

[@60pka]

His communication skill is fantastic, his interest in teaching guitar is genuine. He is the real deal McCoy. KA.

[@zapp99]

Explained in such a clear, concise, and easily understood manner. Excellent teacher!

[@mykebuechele8760]

hey Steve...man you are an amazing teacher!..I've been teaching for close to twenty years and have struggled explaining things to students sometimes.you have opened up so much for my playing and my approach on teaching.really glad I came across your videos and will tune in regularly..thank you and happy holidays..Myke

[@jamesomodeo3792]

You have a natural ability to teach, and it comes through very clearly. Unlike the other. I just want to say thank you and I’m happy to discover your video, and I will keep exploring.

[@DaZZ3L_Gaming]

These lessons are pure gold. It makes me wish I never put down the guitar, but now thanks to your videos I feel I can pick it up again and actually get somewhere with it this time around. Definitely going to purchase your lessons, thanks for the confidence boost.