What Every Worship Guitarist Needs | Triads // Inversions

[@erickdiaz6152]

Super cool! So many channels nowadays focusing on purely gear reviews. Refreshing to see a channel like this also prioritize some practical guitar theory

[@worshipartistry]

Spread the word! What other theory and technique would you like us to touch on?

[@erickdiaz6152]

@@worshipartistry common variation of chords used in worship such as sus chords, 1/3 or 1/6, or chords with an added 7th. Things like that. And finding different places on fretboard to play those

[@worshipartistry]

Great idea! We'll put it in the hopper

[@mikebell361]

Appreciate this 🎸

[@worshipartistry]

Thanks man! We like it too!

[@craigspicer9518]

Definitely refreshing to get a refresher(?) on this! Would be nice to have a closer camera angle on the guitar to better see your fretting hand. Keep them coming!

[@worshipartistry]

Great thought! Are there other technique/theory topics you’d like us to cover?

[@donly8408]

Great stuff. I definitely appreciated this!!!!

[@worshipartistry]

Thanks! What's your favorite inversion?

[@ThinkUnique-ki3ql]

Thank you guys I'm from India 😊

[@worshipartistry]

You’re welcome! Were from Washington

[@callumallinson814]

Great stuff guys! Would love to see how you both navigate target notes for building lead lines and noodling. I generally get the concept but would love to see how they can be used in a worship context. Thanks!

[@worshipartistry]

Every worship leader loves a noodling guitarist ;) Seriously though, we like it. We'll think through that.

[@NickRiceFilm]

That’d be a great topic. ❤

[@zakindabox]

I actually subscribed and nOw I’m going to go learn some inversions.

[@worshipartistry]

@@zakindabox yesss 👊

[@zakindabox]

@@worshipartistry I’ve known the concept but never taken the time to learn the fingerings until last night. Putting them into a song this week!