Try To Play These Crazy Guitar Chords! - So BEAUTIFUL!

Up for a challenge? Try these crazy guitar chords that sound AMAZING!
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[@GodSlayer120]

Man, this dude is just awsome, when he wishes that we have a great day he really mean it.

[@Lisbonized]

He really does!

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

These chords are TRICKY to play, but are amazing for creating interesting soundscapes! Try them out with a capo on 5th fret if your hands can't quite make the stretch! Enjoy :)

[@027tommy]

Darrell Braun Guitar love your concepts! But ur making me work lol🎸👍🎸

[@tammycoates7816]

Very tricky thanks for sharing Darrell

[@DBSG1976]

I sound like a broken record, but Darrell is very much like having a second guitar teacher. If you make a playlist of all of his lessons and practice, you will be a better guitar player.

[@ZippyLeroux]

Amen!

[@alabamahebrew]

Lol, my fingers don't spread wide enough to play that first chord! Man, to have your knowledge dude! The way you just rattle off all that technical chord talk is terrific, I wish I could learn all that stuff but alas the old memory banks go on full overload when I try to learn this stuff lol. Beautiful chords for sure!!

[@Erkinstien]

You changed the mood of the guitar rainbow in the back! Nice voicing on your chords. Lots to learn!

[@michael_caz_nyc]

Love Beautiful Chords. Especially on Acoustic. Your Guitar Sounds Fantastic. I have an Ovation Legend and I'm a Fan of the carbon fiber. Great stuff always. Cheers from NYC.

[@ZippyLeroux]

It was all melancholy and beautiful and then there was that major note and a hole opened up in the floor and swallowed my house as the sky fell down upon my head. Let's not mess with the natural order of things now shall we Mr. Darrell? :P

[@ฝนโปรยไพรเพชรบุรี]

Thank u darrell...fc.from thailand

[@dneace0012]

6:13 Diary of a Madman. We love you Darrell!

[@mr553821]

I was going to post that too!

[@coderuti]

Thank you, very beautiful guitar chords. I will try them as well.

[@Metalltool]

thanks. very cool chords

[@smflyboy]

Intro progression sounds a lot like Friends in Low Places by Garth Brooks ha ha! Only more spooky. Seriously, sing the lyrics over these chords. :)

[@MartinRonky]

How did you achieve so chimy crispy sounds?

[@AcornFox]

What’s that guitar that’s painted like a draught Guinness in the back? Really cool lookin.

[@Artcore103]

thats a schecter elite.

[@joshuasalgado4694]

This sounds very similar to language by the contortionist.

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How can I buy t It ...

[@americanmetalhead3954]

First!

[@eliotmccann2589]

Two words: Allan Holdsworth.

[@RC32Smiths01]

Definitely gives me something to do in order to give my playing a new and brightening gift! Thank ye for the lesson my man!

[@DenisAhmet]

Great tutorial Darrell, it keeps it interesting for even the most fluent guitarist. I love chords in general, they are part of the foundation, the most important element of creating music. I love any chord with ninths, they have a kind of spiritual feel. You have taken it to another level I did not know even existed!!

[@gabbishleegifted4752]

Could you do a review on the Yamaha SLG series. I have the SLG 200nw and I love it. I want to hear your take mainly on the steel string version. Please and thank you 🙏 you do reviews really well and thorough. Considering getting the steel string, want to know what all it can really do.

[@keevanganasen4476]

745th

[@JustCrusader]

Man, these videos of yours are so cool :) Thank you! :D

[@sludgehound6854]

Please do a complete guitar collection video!

[@Deliquescentinsight]

Inversions, added, and raised 9ths, major7/9, the vocabulary of guitar playing extends beyond over driven power chords, Darell reveals another order of music creation

[@lind3223]

Nice LP Custom on the wall!

[@hados1853]

can I use this chord progression for a song?

[@KevinORourke25]

Here's what I love about this channel. Darrell has forgotten more about music than I'll ever know. Is spite of that vast knowledge, his videos are always accessible, purposeful and informative and his gear videos are just so much fun! kevin

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Thanks for the kind words Kevin!

[@d3w4yn3]

Modern music is synthetic fluff, watered down, and lacks creativity. Chords and progressions like this are real music.... I'm used to hearing this in music from 50 years ago or more... but recordings of old music don't have this amazing sound quality. What a treat!!!

[@amyhmc5496]

Hey Darrell! I'm not scared of Eric Clapton's guitar anymore thanks to you.

[@sethferguson7365]

Played these on acoustic...i think i broke my fingers

[@DerekPaulGuitar]

Thanks man! Very useful video

[@YoBro-np7xt]

Darrell, Does the Gibson P94 sound the same as the P90? Can you do a comparison? What do you think about them? I don't want second best. May have to cut a bigger hole.

[@arjitmishra100]

Hello DBG

[@willfudge8131]

Arjit Mishra it sounds like your neck is bowed. Try looking up how to adjust your truss rod.

[@arjitmishra100]

@@willfudge8131 i did. Still hiigh near neck joint. But touching near headstock.

[@willfudge8131]

@@arjitmishra100 only other thing i can think of for an acoustic is to sand down the saddle slightly until the action is how you want it. Be careful with that, it's pretty easy to take too much off and you might want to take it to a professional if you're uncomfortable doing it.

[@marty197666]

I’ve been learning Beatles songs, lots of real weird chords to learn there! 😊

[@willfudge8131]

Martin Wright I learned guitar with a Beatles guitar book, really the best way to learn by yourself and sing along too

[@jorgemartinez-rv9qz]

Wow, the way you teach guitar is awesome and it seems easier. I am 69 years old person who really wants to improve my skills. All I know is major and minor chords in the first shape I do not know notations I want to follow your lessons since the beginning to learn when do you call a cord a ninth or seventh or six diminish or augmented, etc. I play a little bit only by ear and I can play a song when I see the chords. I appreciate some guidance. Thank you.

[@manosg7325]

Guys since I brought my first electric guitar and tried to familiarise with its weight etc. I feel my classic totally different . The feeling of holding it is so strange like I have never played classic guitar again . Due to the size difference I feel the classic guitar huge both in neck and body and this discouraged me from playing classic which I love . Any suggestion would be helpful !

[@jon-nolanacousticsingerson9920]

Thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge.

[@jameslight5260]

Great lesson, I’m going to need to watch this multiple times to fully understand it but that’s me, not you!

[@biellrazor6928]

Show your guitar colection please...

[@stevesoldwedel]

I'm curious about what's going on with that Daphne blue Strat-style guitar right behind Darrell's head.

[@theanalogkid_4588]

my favorite chord: D add9 but use your thumb to grab the 3rd fret on the low e

[@senoreverything6366]

Just use 7ths if u wanna sound fancy without actually being fancy

[@BecomingAMan]

That headstock is one of those "So ugly that it's cute" kind of things

[@wilsonkok4754]

That's quite nice, need to find some time to practice these!

[@geetarislife2843]

hey I asked for this (I think) thanks darrel :)

[@tdtom1376]

thankful for the beautiful chord voicings.

[@clinteastwood698]

That guitar sounds very nice.

[@MidoriDos]

I'm a small guy and i can't do a lot of that stretch on a regular guitar. And that reverb is like water for my ears.

[@rabokarabekian409]

Try holding the neck as vertical as you can. Old jazz hack. I have small hands and can easily do 1st to the 5th fret.

[@MidoriDos]

@@rabokarabekian409 yeah i've been using that technique for a long time now.

[@JamesSpeiser]

those guitars have a crappy ass sound

[@stevesoldwedel]

Sounds like Mastodon.

[@rickhunter-wolff]

Downloaded....thanks!

[@daanvanspijker6236]

Mag ik een gitaar van je heben?

[@SnowDog80]

Love color chords for sure. Thanks for a cool progression! That first chord sounded like Rush’s “Tears” note for note... I also don’t remember ever seeing the “black and tan” guitar in your vids (second from left in the background). What kind is it? Cool finish!

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Hi! It's a Schecter :)

[@SnowDog80]

Nice! I thought that body shape looked familiar. I own a couple Schecters as well. Love ‘em. Great guitars for the money.

[@abramhernandez1216]

Thanks😎👍

[@shakespearemarak1642]

Superb

[@ukulele_kz]

Try Villa-Lobos Etude #1 for movable dim7 form :-) And also his Prelude #2 is also great for interesting chords.

[@andre.1984]

Play "If" by Bread and you'll have lots of nice sounding chords like that.

[@markinthemix6055]

Another good video. Tremolo question. I’m in the process of s build. I’m looking at the Super V. Thoughts? I liked some of your tremolo videos.

[@rudiyantohalim736]

Nice sounding chord 👍 I use chord number 2 without knowing the name, LOL usually for a transition to the next chord, for example, before goin to D, i'll play that shape on C Sharp

[@CyberDocUSA]

❌I utilized and old woven paper Chinese finger prison to pre-stretch the joints a bit. before tackling these trapeze-act fingerings. Worked like a charm for these stretches. These are terrific voicings with a large, open sound. I was expecting some 11th chords thrown in the mix so this was a nice surprise. Thanks. 😷👍

[@1234mikeirving]

Fantastic theory lesson, very helpful! Thank you Darrell. I will support your patron page for lessons, please do more lessons.

[@jcoulter43]

Great video and beautiful tone. Love that carbon fiber guitar. I'll have to look for one in my area to try out. I'm totally an electric guy, but that guitar intrigues me. God bless and rock on!

[@arvedbohn6133]

Some of those chords had a really great ambient black metal vibe - awesome video Darrell!

[@luischi5136]

Try an Am6/C (8x797x) instead of the Am. Works for me on many IV - iv - I progressions.

[@acousticrocker7990]

Thank you for this videos, I will be practicing this tonight!

[@clarkbabin9799]

Sound like ELP style music. They used lots of chords to emit moods in their music

[@jimrogers7425]

I LOVE this type of video!!! Thanks, Darrell!

[@stevenjahn5956]

Hi darrell, will there be a Demo Video of that schecter elite in the back? I would love it 😁

[@ambermarie8885]

Very cool. Thank you for making this :)

[@ryanfolstad1697]

What kind of strings do you use for your acoustics?

[@MikeCindyWhite]

Learn a few Dave Matthews tunes for some crazy chords and phrasings check out, Tripping Billies, The Stone and Warehouse... Once you get them down, try singing while playing... Dave is a madman bro! 👍

[@hunterlewis6157]

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