Super Simple Triad Inversions with 1 5 6m 4 Chord Progression

Can you play G D Em D triads inversions on top 123 set strings? Each triad has 3 inversions. Root Position (R 3 5), 1st Inversion (3 5 R) and 2nd Inversion (5 R 3) so not's too hard to learn them at all. Let's see how much you can play triads.
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[@Kurtis-Schubert]

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[@geoffreynenninger]

what a great lesson! putting the inversions into a progression to make it musical seems like it will help make them 'stick.' THANK YOU!!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for sharing & watching!

[@bigEcatMan]

Thank you for your lesson, I wish as a kid I has had lesions like this. I’m 67 now and still learning!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

You're very welcome! Good job young guy!

[@wmot206]

I love your positive attitude around the 8:00 mark! Thanks for sharing this wisdom.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@kirtb9784]

My favorite teacher. I just found you this week. Thank you.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@waynebresnahan6893]

These type of lessons clarify the bigger picture of navigating the neck. Changing chords and movement of chords into different positions while learning the intervals within the chords in one lesson. Fantastic! I have a lot of fun with the interval lessons thank you Tomo.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Glad it was helpful! Good job! So happy to hear that! Thank you so much!

[@lucianotesta5019]

It took me the whole morning but I did it. Thanks for the knowledge and the kindness.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Good job! You're very welcome! Thank you so much!

[@renzocalcagno536]

Thank you, Tomo Sensei! Triads are VERY, VERY useful. Once you learn them all over the fretboard, you'll know exactly where the scales/arps you need are: 1) Add the 7th to get 7th arpeggios. 2) Add the 2nd, 4th, 6th, and 7th to get the complete diatonic scale. 3) Add bass note for easier ways to play more sophisticated chords: Bb triad over C: Bass: C note + triad: Bb D F = C Bb D F / R b7 9 11 = C9sus 4) Superimpose triads you know to get upper tension/extensions, for altered dominant sound, like this: (Example: Eb triad over G7 chord (G B D F) + Eb=b13 G=R Bb=#9 you get a G7#9b13, which is an altered dominant scale sound (7th mode of melodic minor). This means you can just play the triad to get that altered sound.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

You're very welcome! Good job!

[@Jack.Waters]

Progressing on these Foundations. Dallying on the weekends in the Park with a Carbon Fibre Acoustic. Thanks so much and be very well Tomosan.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you so much! I love showing these a lot! You're very welcome!

[@douglaspiper7804]

Real nice lesson! I love the single note phrases that come from the triads. Thank you for sharing with us! Take care and be well. Respectfully, Doug P.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Glad you enjoyed it! Triads are so good! You're very welcome! Thank you!

[@Godzira-xn6pn]

Thank you very much Mr.Fujita your lessons have helped me unlock more ability in my guitar playing. I wish you warm regards and good health. Stay cool 😎.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

You're very welcome! Good job! You are doing it! Thank you!

[@katsunori.bb.kawai.6633]

Thank you Mr.Fujita. Important lesson. 🙏😎

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

My pleasure! Thank you!

[@rikster44]

Thank you Tomo. This lesson is very helpful to me.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much!

[@karlreimann4950]

Love the triad work Tomo! Thanks! It's really helping me to understand the fret board, love it 🙏

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

So happy to hear that! Thank you!

[@aardvarkusrex]

And now you've pushed me to understand the shapes up and down the neck for all the major and minor keys! Thank you for your lessons!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Good job! Keep pushing yourself! You're very welcome! Thank you!

[@guitarin_around]

It is always a joy to watch your videos. Thank you.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@eddieshiu2018]

Great lesson. Thank you, Tomo.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@alexjforemanguitar]

Thanks Tomo, very useful lesson. Love!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@johnblandersen1626]

I just love this guy! He's such a patient and clear teacher and I deeply appreciate his videos. Thanks, Tomo!!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!

[@nateday9328]

I love your relaxed mentality! Stressing over a problem makes it more difficult to work through...thank you for always reminding me to just relax and have fun while learning!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

You're very welcome! No meed to rush! Slow and easy! No stress at all! Do this with super slow pace. Guitar can make us so patient!

[@tsopanaras]

Amazing teacher!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you so much!

I love these triad lessons. Thank you, Tomo. I can do 25% to 50% (on a good day) maybe. I have been working on these triad basics slowly for 6 months. It is so helpful to remember we must know: 1) note names - 2) intervals of the inversions - 3) do/mi/so, and to listen and hear each inversion. Thank you for offering these fundamentals for free, Tomo. They are a great foundation and gateway to Guitar Wisdom.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Great job! Thank you for sharing! Do these super slow so you can hear them before you touch them. Especially practice more on 654 set and 543 set horizontally! So your fingering will be lighter. You're very welcome!

[@SalvationTenshi]

Thank you! This lesson will help me memorizing every single note or the sound of it on the fretboard. 🤩👍

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

You're very welcome! Glad to be helpful! Thank you!

[@katsunori.bb.kawai.6633]

Thank you Mr.Fujita. Triad good lesson. 🙏😎

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you so much!

[@bobparsonsartist564]

This is a beautiful lesson, I send to my students. I was taught those triads and thought every guitar player came from the same place....

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thanks for sharing! Those triads are so good!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you so much!

[@Dptransom4u]

Great lesson. Thanks for the reminder to spend time on foundational practice!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@TheTwangKings]

Tomo man, your lessons are excellent. 😊

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Glad you like them! Thank you so much!

[@fzelaya75]

Great lesson 🤘🏽🔥

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Glad you liked it! Thank you!

[@suzannecoholic1467]

Very good review of triad basics! Thank you!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much!

[@jrflattop]

The triads are great and practicing them has really opened up my comfort level. The improvisation is difficult for me without laying it out ahead of time. Please keep this content coming, it’s really been great. Happy Solstice Tomo!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Glad you like them! Listen more melodies and fun improvisation examples! Maybe you need to transcribe your favorite solos. Thank you for sharing!

[@justin.johnson]

My new personal guitar teacher to help fast forward and glue years of basic guitar with more years of advanced piano skills and knowledge together. It's amazing being able to play things on guitar instantly for the first time purely because of having dope keyboard skills.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thanks for sharing! Foundation is so important especially interval recognition & ear training skill!

[@mauooo23]

Tomo your lessons helped and keep on helping me in my process of learning the guitar. Thank you for so much wisdom fot free!! Also ive gotta say i love those videos of "a lovely song" very cool song!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@prohunter717]

I'll put this into my routine, thanks for the helpful videos as always tomo!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@guitboxgeek]

Excellent lesson. Fundamentals mastered means more advanced player - really great adage to remember!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Yes! Important foundation! This will bring you to next level! Thank you!

[@guitarnessaYT]

This lesson is so useful, thank you Tomo! 🙏🏻💖

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@jeffpodrug8942]

Thank you, Tomo. It's going to take me awhile, as I have more nerve damage. I'm just praying that I don't need another surgery. Thank you for being so positive. You are a great human being and a maestro. ❤ 🙏🏼

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

You're very welcome! I wish your best outcome. Thank you!

[@SuriSanJose]

Always a good lesson, and I'm always going to thank you for the teaching. Thank you thank you!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much!

[@user-yd4mr8jr6o]

I am getting there little by little thank you for your wisdom I appreciate it 👍🏻🤘🏻

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Little by little .... so important! Don't do everything too fast!

[@austin33785]

Thank you for giving so much to the guitar community. You have inspired and educated so many people.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@ray_meeks]

Excellent Lesson🎸

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you!

[@BryonMondok]

Thanks to your triads course on Guitar Wisdom, I can play this pretty well.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

You're very welcome! I hope I made enough triad lesson videos at my Guitar Wisdom.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Good job!!

[@lastofthe4horsemen279]

Cool Super Strat Tomo!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you! So good & so versatile!

[@gonehome6245]

I was looking for a way to practice triads. Thank you Tomo.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Great! Thank you!

[@israelr6636]

Awesome lesson

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Glad you liked it! Thank you so much!

[@ramsarabia]

Thank you will master this then the diminished triad exercises and augmented triad exercises you’ve shared 🫡

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

You're very welcome! Good job! Thank you!

[@wolframhohmann1300]

Looks like I have a drill routine for my vacation. 5 minutes every evening here in my camper van. OK, maybe 10😊

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Sounds great! Please enjoy it!

[@scottcurry4116]

I do these warming up almost every time I play. I learned these from previous videos of yours.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Good job! Thank you for sharing!

[@J0HN01DATA]

This Triad vs, chord is awesome to me - 3 strings. It makes tons of sense and is really taking me places in my guitar playing. YT and guitar wisdom together, the good stuff. Am working mostly Major with inversions, now I will mix it up like in this video with vi. Like! The Bb Blues has been key in driving triads home. Best-

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Glad you like it! Thank you so much! I think my Guitar Wisdom subscribers are enjoying mixing these. Good job! Yes! Must Bb Blues triad inversions! So great to hear that!

[@caprise-music6722]

Thank you for the excellent lesson! I love triads! I need to study more, but it’s fun!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

You're very welcome! Great to hear that! Thank you!

[@mmmichaeldane1288]

Thanks!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

My pleasure! Thank you!

[@bobparsonsartist564]

The coolest song with those four chords is Spiritual" by Pat Metheny and Charlie Haydon. Pat creates the land of Narnia within that framework --it is so beautiful.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you for sharing! I love the way Pat plays.

[@timothya2742]

Thank you.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

You’re very welcome!!

[@strumminronin]

Thanks Tomo, just the G will keep me busy and out of trouble for a good while. 😂 Thank you so much! 🍵

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

You're very welcome! Even just one chord! Good job!

[@TomiLoveless]

😎75% Me. No Sweat, I get it. Reminds me of that Darius Drucker song. 😎

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you so much for sharing!

[@TomiLoveless]

No Thank You for Sharing Tomo San!

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Terima kasih, Tomo San!

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Guitar wisdom!!

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[@gergemall]

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[@TomoFujitaMusic]

You're very welcome ! Thank you!

[@allengoeddey2719]

I love this! Musically practicing the progression. Maybe go around the circle of 5ths (or 4ths)

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

So happy to hear that! Thank you so much! You can do any chord progressions if you wish.

[@JoelVitu123]

Nice strap 👍🏻

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you!

[@mjolnircarlssen4211]

Thank you. The time that you take to make, film, and edit these lessons is no small sacrifice. Your teaching is as close to Berklee College of Music as I’m ever going to get. I truly appreciate the education.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

You're very welcome! All my KZbin videos are not edit at all. Just like a LIVE private lesson! We edited all my Guitar Wisdom lesson videos. Thank you so much!

[@erroneousfiend]

I am at 100% on this. That's because I've been practicing my triads horizontally and vertically for all keys (including sharps and flats) almost every day for weeks/months. I was inspired to do so after watching this KZbin video by some guitar teacher. I forget his name. Japanese American dude, teaches at Berkley. Cool guy. My improvisation is still pretty shit to be honest but that's because I don't currently have the discipline to follow the rest of Tomo's advice. Hopefully I'll find the motivation to do so eventually - it took a while before I was ready for the triads so there may come a day when I'm ready for all the other stuff too.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Excellent! Good job! Practice more musical sound & use more dynamics too. Try playing G Major scale & two triads mix. Thank you!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@erroneousfiend]

Thank you Tomo!

[@NDUB10]

More!!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you!

[@ranman58635]

Is it OK that your teaching led me to better teacher's? I don't mean that you're bad, I just mean that you opened the door to me looking for different styles of teaching to see what works for me. I want to learn worship stuff. Blues is on my list too. Thanks for all you do.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Why not looking for better quality in anything? Thank you so much!

[@GlennGunn]

Excellent lesson! I know 90% of this. Also: I just bought this Ibanez guitar and love it. Much better than the Temu it replaced.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Great to hear! Good job! Awesome!

[@jixxxxer17]

great lesson , is there a youtube video explaining your Guitar Wisdom program ? Thank You !

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you! Not specific video for that topic. Really really great! So many happy subscribers! I can't thank enough.

[@skintslots]

Love The Godfather riff! :)

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Great! Fun melody!

[@fnbwski8610]

Mr Tomo Fujita, The day i discovered your channell and your approach changed everything for me about guitar. Thank you very much! I have a little question for you. What would be the next step of this exercise? Should i move to the B-G-D strings or other string sets and do the same thing or should i do something else? I assume you have wonderful lessons on this at guitar wisdom but due to my country's currency i cannot afford it right now. Thanks for everything!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

So happy to hear that! Good job! After this, you can improvise using G Major scale & two triads mix or learn 432 set next. Then 543 set & 654 set without any finger string noises. Guitar Wisdom has more detail educational material so that everyone can improve. You're very welcome!

[@davidb5659]

I turned fifty before I connected with my love of music. Part of me wishes I had discovered it back when I was closer to the age of your Berklee students; the rest of me knows that all things come in their own time. In any case, I have a lot to learn. The exercises you demo here on YT are invaluable. One day, you may see one of my videos posted here. In the meantime, I have to ask you, where did you get that beautiful guitar strap?

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thanks for sharing! Never too late! There are a lot of free information on internet but there are mixed information that 50% correct & 50% wrong. It's so easy to obtain bad habits from these. If you want to improve steadily then please join my Guitar Wisdom. It's not free but it's very affordable. Thank you so much! I got this guitar strap from Grande Uomo (from Japan)

[@allenkim6741]

Mr. Fujita, I just want to tell you that you are a huge inspiration to me. I’m a beginner and was wondering if I should not be looking at the fret board while doing your warm ups. I will sign up to your course as well. Thanks!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you so much! I suggest to look any object in your room. Don't look at the fretboard so that you can hear music! Don't worry about hitting wrong notes! That's so good! That will bring you you new place!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@markosliodakis9436]

Hi Tomo, Thank you for everything! I can do that. i have practised triads but I have 2 problems! 1st i can't really arpegiate so easily and be so fluent when I try to hit the triads and put rhythm. i get a bit lost and slow! Second problem i can hear when I play the triads the next one before i play it but i cannot hear clearly the 3 notes! If for example without looking someone play to me an invertion i am not confident that i will find which one it is! You are the best thank you again.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

You're very welcome! Great to hear that! Good job! You can do it (play arpeggios on one string first then other choices) slowly. You can sing them as Do Mi So / Mi So Do / So Do Mi... no guessing.. try to know & hear exactly those notes. Slowly! You can do! Thank you so much!

[@jeffreyburnwood8084]

Thank you! Great lesson and test! I understand the triads and chords thanks to your teachings here and on Guitar Wisdom! Without your teachings, my foundation would be non-existent, and whenever I'm practicing, or trying to play something, I always smile when I get that feeling of understanding what I am playing, all of this thanks to you, so thank you very much! PD: Love your guitar strap! Where did you get it from? :D Cheers!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

You're very welcome! So happy to hear that! Good job! Thank you! Grande Uomo Guitar Strap from Japan.

[@jeffreyburnwood8084]

@@TomoFujitaMusic thank you! Take care!

[@philowen309]

Great video Tomo. Definitely adding this exercise to my Triad work. Loved the point about “hearing” what you’re about to play, actually singing it out in advance. Thank much for another spot on mini lesson. When does Beth your reverb pedal hit the market? Phil

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Glad you enjoyed it! No memorization & no guessing games! Be prepared well so you will enjoy your playing more!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

One Control Beth Reverb will be available soon!

[@patrickmonahan8189]

David Gilmour lesson soon? Would be amazing to see your take on his solos/song writing. Just wishful thinking. Thanks for the lesson. So helpful and fun too

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

His playing is all about BLUES & MELODIES... not scales, not shapes! All about the sounds! Thank you so much!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Which song? What chord progression? Thank you!

[@patrickmonahan8189]

@@TomoFujitaMusic thanks for your reply! Comfortably numb is a classic :)

[@JP1AO]

Do you include written or tabbed out exercises in your guitar wisdom course?

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Everything is on the screen of each videos. Position/intervals/fingering and all! Thank you so much!

[@Shell_Beach]

The distance between each inversion is also R35 isn't it? I feel like that's important but i can't quite say why. Anyway, thanks another great and chill lesson Tomo.👍

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Do all possible things! Note name, intervals, and Do Mi So...singing! You're very welcome! My pleasure! Thank you so much!

[@stepmom6488]

Ive never done the “do-re-mi” kind of analysis/practice before. I dont feel very good at singing the major scale

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Singing, ear training with intervals (theory) is super important!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

You can practice slowly! Take your time! No rush at all.

[@RobertSaxy]

If you do it a little each day in no times you’ll be able to sing a major scale easily, you can try to hold the root as a drone note to help you better understand the relationships between the scale notes and the key their in and to give you a reference

[@mmmichaeldane1288]

❤

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Thank you!

[@markusw9286]

What guitar is that Tomo? Very nice guitar!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Ibanez AZES31 Thank you!

[@chrispage2782]

Ouch! Tune that thing!!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you for sharing!

[@chenlouis5561]

Thanks, Tomo. This is inspiring. I have a PhD degree in IT but guitar. What confuses me is that I can understand all these things but cannot see the big picture and cannot really use them. When soloing, I more or less do 2 things. 1)Strictly plays scales that should be played. or 2) Forget about rules but follow my heart. The 2) sounds better but may make mistakes and sounds odd occasionally. The 1), it is always in pitch but does not like music. I have been stuck on this for a few months now.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

You're very welcome! Your mind is figuring out so much before you are mastering these in depths. Because you are way too smart! Guitar playing and to be a great guitar player, important key is not expect too fast! Be patient! I do following: 1) Learn chord progressions more 2) Follow chord tone, triads etc 3) I always looking for any good melodies and rhythm essence. You are just using information around music. In this case. 1) G Major scale on one string approach. Just one string. Maybe E string. 2) Before forget about rules... need to follow triads! then go for FREE! 3) Learn foundation & mix with feeling!

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[@Jack.Waters]

Being too analytical can be a detriment. [From experience.] You really need to just relax and listen. For Triads it may help. The inversions do have order and rotate. R35 35R 5R3 (for now -they are always in one of those three configurations) GMaj will be GBD- BDG - or DGB (find those notes on every string 3 set, 456,345,234,123) So when you go vertically the note you lose you need to find on the next higher up string. It may also help that Mi to So is also a Third. It is all very mathematical. But don't play mechanically. Like building a radio antennae to exact specifications it will only work at that frequency in the formula. Playing guitar needs embellishments to give it flavour. To make any Triad a minor just drop the Third a semitone. Don't learn patterns. Learn the Notes. Seek William Leavitt - A Modern Method for Guitar:1-2-3 Complete ( a Berklee Book that is taught at Guitar Wisdom) Best to you and Play Hard.

[@chenlouis5561]

@@Jack.Waters Hi Jack, thanks. I actually learned and am still learning A Modern Method for Guitar: 1. I just feel that everything in that book can be understood in great depth, and it is very time-consuming to learn what it intends to deliver rather than just play the music sheets. Another reason making me slow in leaning this book is that I did not learn ‘staff’ previously.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

@@Jack.Waters Thank you for sharing! Triads are so much fun! Yes! Very mechanical yet need to be played with emotion, tone and sound! More dynamics too. Yes! Do not memorize shapes. Learn the sound with super slow process. Thank you so much! Just a little thought can make more better guitarists!

[@Tanglangfa]

Can you do a video about how this helps you actually play? I get that the exercise is beneficial, but what does it help you do? Just different ways to play chords? Soloing and if so how does this help?

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Yes! but first can you do this very well? That's first. Then you can freely apply anything with triads. If you add one more note, then 7th arpeggios. Did you watch this video until the end? I played a few soling examples toward end. Thank you.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Without triads... I have no ideas!

[@DavidMoore_drmoorejr]

The Godfather theme, nice

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Yes! Thank you!

[@fnbwski8610]

When I play triads side by side just like you show in this video I can correctly sing the next triad. But when I hear a triad i cannot tell which inversion it is. For example if i closed my eyes while watching this video and stopped when you played a triad I wouldn't be able to guess. Does that mean I cannot hear it yet?

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Very simple! If you can sing it, sing them Do Mi So / Mi So Do / So Do Mi and super slowly to thing what intervals are you hearing in that moment(?) Do not look at the fretboard & don't think any shapes! You can hear them part of it but not everything! So more detail work!

[@dhruvdas4893]

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[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you!

[@LMacNeill]

Ibanez doesn't seem to make the AZES31 in left-handed form. The closest thing I can buy to that is the AZES40, which doesn't have three single-coil pickups -- it has a Humbucker on the bridge pickup, and two single-coils in the other two positions. And it costs $100 more. 🙁

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you for sharing. Good question! I wish Ibanez has a left-handed AZES31. Thank you! At Sweetwater, AZES31 = $299.99USD www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/AZES31AOC--ibanez-azes31-electric-guitar-arctic-ocean-metallic AZES40 = $349.99 www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/AZES40TUN--ibanez-azes40-electric-guitar-tungsten

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

AZES40 Left-handed Version = $399.99 www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/AZES40LPRB--ibanez-azes40-electric-guitar-purist-blue

[@dananthony6258]

I think that color is my favorite.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Yes! Thank you!

[@snuffelsuf]

I have a question: what do you think about doing that 15 64 .. should people learn that in all keys or just like mostly normal guitar keys like G D E A ..C... also what do you think about doing that through the cycle of 5ths.. maybe that's.. stuff people didn't have to do, idk THANKS!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

That's okey too. Any chord changes that you used to hear from any famous recording. Why do you think the cycle of 5th? Where did you get that idea? You can do anything you would like to hear overall. No rules!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

You can even do ... 1 6m 4 5 ... whatever you like!

[@snuffelsuf]

@@TomoFujitaMusic .. I think another KZbinr told me about that...to .. but if you go through the cycle of 4th or the cycle of fifths then you wind up doing keys that the guitar doesn't use very at all... which makes me wonder that I don't have to learn everything..idk

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

@@snuffelsuf KZbin is fun! but there are not all correct information. Whatever you think good, you should try it. Don't worry about what others think. Your feeling is more important! No need to learn everything. Less is more!

[@luranzaechols8303]

"String Master "

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you!

[@KazzarEngel]

if it's 5 3 R, is that still an inversion? or just a different chord altogether edit: google says it's known as a 3rd inversion, but it's only possible with 7th chords?

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

That’s “spread triad” you can look up on my KZbin channel and my Guitar Wisdom.

[@snuffelsuf]

can you say a video on things that people don't have to learn... I remember once you said some things you don't have to memorize

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Yes! Way too much information with unnecessary things!

[@bobolson5423]

G D Em C

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Good job! Thank you for sharing!

[@KorbenDenver]

The Godfather.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Yes! This lesson! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHWVc56PmLFoqKM

[@lolobuggah2670]

I teach guitar as well but I only teach the alphabet note names and the note numbers. Why do you feel it's important to learn the solfege system? It's just as easy to sing the numbers and the numbers have more meaning than the solfege words.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you for sharing! I teach all at my Guitar Wisdom! Singing & ear training as part of harmony/theory and all! Thank you!

[@lolobuggah2670]

@@TomoFujitaMusic that doesn't answer my question. My question is: Why do you feel it's important to learn the solfege system: Do re mi fa so la ti ?

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

@@lolobuggah2670 Yes! Definitely!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Singing Do Re Mi can really help us to recognize those characters of pitches so name of notes and intervals/numbers are important but why not do all? Berklee ear training teaches this way. Thank you!

[@mariacallas9962]

Sol G Si B Ré D If I may 😜

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you for sharing!

[@supay6537]

Tomo-San time 🙏🏼🔥⚡️🎸

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you!