This SPREAD TRIAD Could Spice Up your Playing IMMEDIATELY

For my Presets visit: johnnathancordy.gumroad.com/ I was on a Skype call with Paul, and this came up in conversation, so I thought this might be useful to Paul and a couple of others - here's a small piece of musical information that is useful all around the scale, so is instantly applicable! Spread triads with a 9 instead of a 3rd...
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[@lawboss]

Hmm . . . think Message in a Bottle, or Every Breath You Take. Enjoyed the lesson!

[@Deep_Jimpact]

Wow. I’m blown away by the consistency in your videos. Me and the family love them. Cheers!

[@Terry_Dale]

This was a great lesson! Thanks a ton, love your channel and all you do.

[@vasco1211]

This is SUPER useful! Thanks man!

[@nickschuller9861]

Awesome lesson! Thanks!

[@john808welk]

Sounds super musical, love it!

[@satchrules101]

Amazing lesson! Thank you 🙏!

[@craiger2399]

I've learned a ton from you. Thanks for the awesome lessons.

[@vitoleo7197]

thank you John ! very useful indeed. Fantastic sound and playing as always

[@georgeb.4720]

Dude!! So helpful…suspended and spread triads…my favorite things all in the same lesson. Thanks John for all the content you put out…one of the best out there…definitely going to spend some time working on this!

[@rocnpops62]

Fantastic lesson!! This should spark many new ideas. Thanks so much.

[@michaelmoss-dans2191]

Dude you are a deadset legend, this has instantly made me a better player! Such a simple idea, hit the ninth and utilise different locations of key notes. Almost feels like cheating it just instantly sounds more musical. Can't thank you enough man, great vid

[@masterbuilder3166]

Definitely going to give this a go👍

[@haroldlongone]

I’m glad you have channel back great lesson…

[@guitarslave]

I can't believe how obvious that was, but I didn't know about it. You are an excellent music teacher.

[@neilmarsh7437]

just discovered your channel and love the vibes and yes that is really useful like many of your teachings - thanks for the inspiration

[@jakollee]

Great idea, the spread triads with the 9th instead of the 3rd! Very musical sounding, great lesson!

[@martinscriven3894]

Bloody good, I’m having that. Much appreciated :)

[@playmoreguitar5393]

Nice Ikea Lights in the background! The production, and video has jumped 10 fold. Glad to have been here from the first 1000.

[@Bombtrack411]

I see in the comments of your videos that others feel the same way, but I have to say I'm so glad I discovered your channel. I've gotten a lot more out of my HX stomp because of you. I also appreciate your lesson videos like this one. And I could listen to you play for hours. Glad to see your star rising. Peace.

[@robertclinger7351]

Thanks!

[@BrunoLeles]

Seu timbre e musicalidade são incríveis

[@tomasmarques1851]

Yay, spread triads are back!! 😉😎

[@briane.paulson]

I gonna steal this. 😎

[@paulfosgreen217]

New subscriber here.’glad I found your channel, so much great insight-

[@jteichma]

Nicely done. Really got that Eric Johnson feel.

[@rogerwilliams2629]

Just a great, great lesson

[@johnnathancordy]

Thanks Roger!!

[@paramyogaisrael]

Thanks

[@ErikSands]

Thank you for this - cool stuff. I’ve played repeated intervals for years but never thought of it in the way you’re describing. IE - 1 to 5 to 9 is the same as up a perfect 5th and up another perfect 5th. Consecutive perfect fifths or fourths have been something I’ve done for a while (and poorly lately, lol). Same goes for moving in perfect fourths (but only works on the minor stuff - that flat 7 ends up in there). Side note: I don’t remember all intervals well these days. But I know them in a blink when I see a fretboard - thankfully your fretboard is visible to me as I typed this, lol.

[@Mdougherty8054]

Sounds awesome. I swear I heard walking in memphis once or twice in there somewhere. Gonna have to mess around with this idea later

[@Drtydeeds]

Compound fifths ❤ sounds like Message in a Bottle.

[@ksharpe10]

You could put that together for a Song. Great Lesson, Great Teacher. Awesome Player!!!! This could be YOUR Cliffs of Dover. Think about it. This is Wicked good!!!

[@chrispy1299]

More training tips! Thank you!

[@johnnathancordy]

Plenty more to come I hope Chris! Cheers

[@grade43podcast]

Hey we talked about this too, sort of! Cheers

[@avianblowfish]

"Closer to the mediocrity we'd become accustomed to." 🤣Fabulous sound as usual John. A genuine question - how long did it take you to work that sequence out? Obviously you chose your backing track, and you know you're going to use spread triads. But with those decisions made, how long did it take you to work out that solo - or does this just materialise in your mind as you play to the track? Either way, I'd be chuffed to bits if I could play like that!

[@johnnathancordy]

Oh zero time it's just improvising with the concept in the video bit that was filmed before?

[@avianblowfish]

@@johnnathancordy That's amazing. I guess you can learn technique - but that level of creativity is a different thing altogether.

[@MrNamePerson]

Exactly the question I wanted to ask! So glad to know it's sbout comfort on the fretboard and not memorizing licks. Terrific and lovely improv. I'm just a tad jealous. Thank yoy for your work.

[@flight4845]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@jessenicholson1777]

Great lesson! The bit around 7:50 kind of reminded me of Message in a Bottle. Here’s a question you could cover. Is there a reason you always work in the major key? I feel like for people with more of a rock/blues background, operating in the relative minor key is more comfortable.

[@johnnathancordy]

Yeh - because when people say Minor - it doesn't really mean what people think most of the time. I would refer to things as being in a Minor Key ONLY if they had the raised 7th - think Harmonic Minor or Melodic Minor (so a tune like Still got the Blues For You or Parisienne Walkways) Does that make any sense to you?

[@jessenicholson1777]

@@johnnathancordy interesting. I guess in the end its really more about the progression you're playing over that determines if it's a major or minor tonality. I suppose it's just the way I was taught, with everything relative to minor. I have to always do some thinking to make sense of things relative to major. But to your point, even when playing major the raised 7th tends to not be featured so to me if I'm going for a major tonality my mind wants to take me to Mixolydian, which I think of as minor with a raised 3rd and 6th.

[@oscarojeda159]

Hi John, I just bought the patch pack from the Podgo, what do I need to do now to receive it? greetings from Chile

[@johnnathancordy]

Should be an email!

[@TJauernigElectronics]

Man! Great tone here. What are you using

[@johnnathancordy]

HX Stomp! Eric Lead

[@ericreitelbach7926]

where are the tabs for this ,thanks

[@slimvillan]

Bri.l cheers 🍻