The most effective way to learn any chord

[@jose.valdez666]

my man don't miss

[@jayedevan567]

That last tip is the one...I've been doing this with new chords I learn for a while...just being able to have my fingers go right to a chord shape instead of worrying about key...I can always figure out the key with where I put my 5th finger on my left hand 👊🏾🎹🔥

[@RogerSimon]

There you go. The left hand gives a lot of insight!

[@worrellrobinson4332]

No Doubt!... Big Up + Bless Up....

[@truman8888]

totally a vid that i didn't know i needed, thank u a lot, ur videos help me a lot thanks

[@RogerSimon]

Thanks for watching! I'm glad I'm able to help.

[@paveldopita7886]

Do you have any tips how to properly learn the piano? I have been learning piano for a year now but i feel like i dont know nothing about it (im learning all by myself from the internet) thanks for this vid btw, really helpful. You are the best!

[@xyzyzx1253]

Find a course! LEARN YOUR SCALES!! jam along to music you like, Learn grooves and solos Rick beatos “all music theory you need to know” lecture is great and then setting out to learn it! Have a roadmap! And then play music and jam as you go / as you learn it

[@paveldopita7886]

@@xyzyzx1253 thank youu!

[@lucasreychapur]

Remember, you dont need to know how to explain music in order to make it sound good, try to have a joyfull time adjusting your technique while you learn , just allow yourself to have musical moments with play alongs, embrace the mistake. and i suggest focusing on learning music , not just piano. I mean, rythm exercises, singing, record yourself, difference between practice and performance, u need to know that improvisation/interpretation need different methods, guess all of that will help. dont let your mind overpass your technique and expression, feel free not to put names on everything, music is a language by itself. good luck!

[@paveldopita7886]

@@lucasreychapur wow, thank you so muuch!!! 🫶🏼

[@RogerSimon]

I appreciate it! I second everything that's been said. I would recommend you to learn your scales (major and minor), basic chord types (major, minor, diminished, and augmented), and number system (I have a video on my channel). There's other stuff to learn, but this is a good starting spot. Make sure you're finding ways to enjoy the process while doing so.