WTF Are Spread Triads and Why Should You Care?

[@carlpleasant]

John....you are literally my favourite guitarist.

[@12bar]

This is definitely the best introduction in spread triads that you can find on KZbin

[@StuartwasDrinkell]

great lesson john - I agree these just sound more lovely than close triads

[@aaronhenry4320]

John you’re awesome mate. Tone and feel is just another level.

[@TheSI70]

More lessons like this, please👍

[@ChrisWoodGuitarist]

Absolutely gorgeous guitar sound a really good explanations. Thank you.

[@fishy4071]

These lessons are really useful and very well presented. Excellent playing in the intro sets up the lesson perfectly.

[@othrerir_jussi]

I did these as finger exercises a lot to learn the neck and never really thought about what it would be called. Great lesson and playing.

[@GuitarsOK]

Excellent job! Not only is the content relevant but the lighting and camera angles etc are “bang-on”! 👏

[@MrConnorPatrick]

So clearly explained. Thanks!

[@stevelamm2366]

Thanks John. I'll be showing this lesson to one of my students.

[@masterbuilder3166]

Excellent presentation John, this is not so easy to do. ! Thanks for going over this

[@elkhornslough]

Thank you John! I'm an open chord player trying to learn soloing. This lesson helps so much in picturing chord voicings all over the fretboard. Cheers.

[@1jennifer]

Awesome lesson, super clear and sounds great

[@jackprice7828]

Really nice piece of music John. Just Beautiful! You never cease to amaze me. I am learning more how to incorporate the spread triads. It takes a bit of learning to play a chord in different shapes.

[@EnigmaEuslam]

Thank you. Just what I needed today.

[@theredstash]

Beautiful composition mate

[@danielcgomez]

Another brilliant lesson!

[@ksharpe10]

I feel like I just watched the opening to Eric J's 1989 Hot LIcks video. Great Job. Some Advanced Caged System or the Spread Cage.

[@darrenjackson582]

Awesome little lesson John!!!! The sounds scapes that are seemingly possible with what are in essence basic chords is amazing...deffo getting into these@@ could this be done with extended chords??? Maybe another lesson there !!

[@mikejones-hs7od]

Great lesson! Very useful this idea of spread triads.

[@picksalot1]

Spread triads/open voicings are really beautiful, and sound particularly on the clean tones of a Strat. Besides contributing interesting voicings to chords, they automatically inspire different rhythms and chord progressions. They also make it easier to expand one's chord vocabulary, and creative possibilities.

[@andysparks8103]

Pretty unique guitarist !

[@hughscully]

This is hugely helpful. Thanks!

[@tammelin_guitar]

Love the spread triads! Your playing is great as usual. Are you using a shimmer reverb of some kind?

[@johnnathancordy]

Uh for this I'm using this preset kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2nMgZebeMiSpcU - Glitz reverb

[@timothy5974]

Thanx great lesson.

[@tc3458]

Where on Patreon is the pdf and back track located ?

[@ehsanhaq155]

Apparently married men have marks on the back off their guitar necks due to their ring. Ever noticed this mate???? Sorry, having a bit of a Sherlock moment here when i noticed your ring. Love the content!

[@Pascal270]

Always the same question, John : can I get this beautiful backing track on your Patreon please? 😉

[@john808welk]

I almost exclusively use spread triads. I'm pretty sure I've forgotten how to play anything else.

[@astarothgr]

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