Stop Playing Boring Chords | EG2 Worship Guitar

[@shawnj55]

People pay attention. Nick just unlocked most worship guitar technique in a few minutes. This is the way you hang in 2 and 3 guitar situations. Plus it’s fun.

[@worshipartistry]

@@shawnj55 thank you, Shawn!

[@nathanmullies]

YEaaah I need more! This is the most valueble information I found in years!! Thank you nick!

[@moisesgranados3566]

I know how to play guitar, but just the way you taught this lesson deserves a like and subscribe. Cheers!

[@worshipartistry]

@@moisesgranados3566 well thank you! That really means a lot 🙌

[@svveets00]

All these EG2 videos are good!! Can we request to have a video teaching us how to play EG1? I realised I'm too used to playing EG2

[@worshipartistry]

@@svveets00 absolutely we can and thank you!

[@dilutespice7377]

Thanks for making it simple but also so much info at the same time

[@worshipartistry]

happy to help, anything in particular you'd like us to teach next?

[@tannerharrison5235]

Nick, I have always admired your character and have been following you since you put out the HD 500x line 6 patches. Huge fan and glad to see you in these videos. Keep them coming, brother!

[@worshipartistry]

Oh man, thanks! I'm just a wild dude that was thankfully given another chance and handed a lot of grace. We plan to keep em coming, thanks for the support man!

[@mutizen1392]

Thank you Nick and the guys again for this. I hope you do an EG2 tips and tricks next time with a song context. Thank you very much. God bless!

[@worshipartistry]

You got it!

[@mutizen1392]

@@worshipartistry thank you!

[@nd738]

Brooo this helped me so much, excited for the minor inversions 🙏

[@worshipartistry]

@@nd738 so happy it did! Thanks for letting me know!

[@slydog7593]

Love the video! Keep'em coming. Love to see how you use these triads in say a I, IV, vi, V and similar P&W progressions!!

[@worshipartistry]

We have a video coming out soon talking about that stuff! and thank you!

[@worshipartistry]

Triads/Inversions 1, 4, 6, 5 progression in key of G.

[@shawn_edwin]

Great video! These are my go to shapes!!! Love these voicings! I find the 5th in each shape and raise it two frets, then boom the relative minor! Three shapes and I have six of the seven chords of a particular key! Currently working on my 543 string set triad voicings.

[@worshipartistry]

@@shawn_edwin thanks! That’s a good tip too! And I actually started working on those triads recently too.

[@shawn_edwin]

@@worshipartistry I'm excited for the hinted at up coming triad videos! >.

[@TheSoundsgood89]

You asked of we wanted EG2 or intro to lead/soloing stuff. Why not both? I have used the WA subscription for a few years now to help learn parts, but These videos are helping me on a more fundamental level. My hands have no problem with the various shapes, my tonality is there, but I find myself struggling to know the "why" or "how" behind the parts. These videos have been helping bridge that gap and have been very inspiring.

[@RukuveTenyi]

Thanks alot. Please do a video on how to do solos for worship songs..

[@worshipartistry]

we can do that! any type of solo in particular? or just a generalized like single string solo?

[@fishmank27]

Dude is a great player. Really upped the content on here

[@worshipartistry]

Nick is the man! More coming. What else would you like to hear him teach on?

[@fishmank27]

@@worshipartistry Not sure, I’m familiar with a lot of this but for newer players this is gold. Just keep using him it’ll be all good

[@spmuzak101]

Good tips man

[@worshipartistry]

@@spmuzak101 thanks dude 🙏

[@haroldlocke8256]

Hi Nick, I have tried to do Barr chords, but my fingers won't do what I want them to do.These inversions will be helpful with triads. Keep it up. Thanks

[@worshipartistry]

Thanks, Harold! barre chords were really hard for me too and that's why I started doing the triads. Keep up practicing!

[@davewiggers8433]

Sometimes I hear very cool cord voicing in worship but it doesn’t look like a cord I know. Can you do a video on sweet sounding worship cord voicing.

[@worshipartistry]

@@davewiggers8433 we absolutely can try to do that

[@joelmorgan7399]

Can you discuss right hand technique? How do you just hit those three strings when you are strumming bigger (like around 8:20).

[@worshipartistry]

for me, it's more in the wrist and less in the arm, when it comes to strumming (hope that makes sense) but that allows you to make smaller moves and a greater impact. You're less likely to hit the other strings you don't want to hit too. But I practiced that FOR A VERY LONG TIME haha. If you noticed at one point I used my pinky to mute a string that I accidentally hit, that's really important too, figuring out a way to kinda hide your mistakes in plain sight. So it's a combo of the wrist (less of the arm) and muting the unwanted strings. I'm not sure that answers your question, but that's what I got haha. After a lot of practice and a lot of sounding bad, it started to get easier. I just took it slowly and now I don't even thinking about it. As I'm typing this, I had to hold my guitar and really figure out how I do it haha, it's just second nature now I guess. Again, sorry if that doesn't help, but I do hope it does.