Awesome SPREAD TRIADS for GUITAR ! - Crystal Clear Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- Awesome SPREAD TRIADS for GUITAR ! - Crystal Clear Tutorial
Spread triads are an amazing asset for writing songs and riffs that sound more open, more harmonic and more melodic. Learn this technique and play them in your solos and compositions like the great guitarists Pat Metheny, Eric Johnson, Dominic Miller (Sting), Plini and lots of other guitarists that already discovered the awesome spread triads.
PDF with all patterns and shapes: / 48030983
0:00 Introduction
0:56 What are Spread Triads
1:43 The Sound
2:44 Approach
3:23 Spread Triads in root position
5:50 Spread Triads inversions
9:36 Examples
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Artwork: (c) 2021) Rob van Hal
Photo Eric Johnson:
Ejmerch, CC BY-SA 4.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/..., via Wikimedia Commons
Photo Pat Metheny:
Robbie Drexhage, CC BY-SA 4.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/..., via Wikimedia Commons
Photo Plini:
Raulongo, CC BY-SA 4.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/..., via Wikimedia Commons
Photo Sting and Dominic Miller:
Dominic_Miller_and_Sting_at_PoriJazz_2006.jpg: discographyworld.comderivative work: User:Nimbus1940 from de.wikipedia.org, CC BY 2.0
Used:
Ibanez JEM 7vb (www.Ibanez.com)
Ibanez RT
Ibanez SD GR Bass (www.Ibanez.com)
Schecter Banshee GT FR (www.schecterguitars.com/)
Takamine GD930 (www.takamine.com)
Castilla Classical Guitars
Samson Concert 99 Wireless system
Rode Microphone
Axe FX II (www.fractalaudio.com)
BIAS FX (www.positivegrid.com)
Social Media/contact:
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(c)2021 Rob van Hal, Netherlands
Subjects in this video:
Spread Triads,
Triads,
Chord,
Chord theory,
Inversions,
Drop 2,
Drop 3,
Spread triad,
Minor chord,
Major chord,
Diminished chord,
Composition,
Classical guitar lesson,
Rock guitar lesson,
Pat Metheny guitar tutorial,
Unquity Roads,
Eric Johnson,
Cliffs of Dover,
Sting,
Shape of my heart,
Guitar lesson,
Guitar tutorial,
Q jam tracks,
QJamtracks,
Rob van Hal,
Guitar theory lesson 
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PDF with all patterns and shapes of the spreads triads in this video: www.patreon.com/posts/48030983
This is one of the very best lessons i have ever seen. from the bottom of my heart big thank you from sweden.
You're welcome :)
These are popping my SYNAPSE IS SPARKING 😆
best lesson in may life! Thank you Master!
Very very good lesson. There aren't many teachers on youtube who understand music so fundamentally they can present it so concisely. I was on my fifth video when I gave up and started to analyze arpeggio charts to do this myself and your video came up. I'm not really into very technical music but I've been playing since 16 and my ears are getting tired. I don't know how this only has 14k views. Thank you!
Thanks for your nice comment!
You've convinced me that I've been overlooking these voicings for way too long. Way more versatile than I realized. Time to practice
8:40 starting in from a half step before , and adding a scale note at the end
LEGEND
Simply love the quality of all your vids, thanks.😀
Woooowoow , just amazing informative lesson 🎉
Seriously these videos are so easy to understand and I love the visual demonstrations showing the chord positions names sheet music positions as well as tabiture all-in-one place. Bravo 👏
Phenomenal video !
Thank you for making this video!
Really appreciate your lesson ! Thank you for sharing !
Brilliant lesson, many thanks.
As always, unbelievably thorough and well presented content. There is enough here to keep coming back to several times. Many thanks as always.
Awesome lesson Rob! Crystal clear and very useful and tasty examples that we can explore to create new music. Thanks a lot!
Wow going to use these a lot more in my playing !!!
Thankyou Rob
An inspiring and useful lesson!
I am loving these tutorials, you have given me so many new ideas. Thank you.
Awesome lesson! I love these triads, and I am going to start developing exercises to put them into my songs. Thank you for sharing.
amazing tutorial! thank you!
great lesson... many thanks
As always. A fantastic lesson. Thank you 💯💪🎸
Thank you, another great musical tool from a great teacher. This will surely add more colors in my guitar playing. God bless you.
Thanks Trigelvz!!
This is one of the best lessons I've encountered in a long time. It opened my mind to something (voicing ) I was looking for a long time. Thanks !!!
Brilliant lesson... that's months of practice sorted. Very impressively put together.
Amazing lesson as always!! keep it up!! 👍🏻
you are the best teacher on yt
wowwww you are the best teacher, thanks man
Really great teacher and player. Thank you to combine this with classical music too. It is all link and i like that.
You are an eye opener to my guitar skills...Great and explained in a very clear language...
Thank you for your great informative videos!
Awesome as usual!
Best teacher on youtube..dont stop lessons my brother..
Thank you!
Nice lesson! Thank you!
excelent as usual.
This is so useful and clear. Thank you.
Thnk u sir for ur lovely video..... I have seen lot of videos regarding triad but they always put me in dilemma. But now no more confusion will be there.... Bcz ur video opened my locked mind. Ur every video makes me better understand. I love it.
awesome advance lesson this rocks
Wow great lesson love your channel 👍🎸
How are there not more people subbed to this channel?? I excellent job as always
Thanks Jon! I just keep posting my videos and hope that someday my channel gets noticed by the RUclips algorithm...
The best video on spread triads
Very helpful, as always. Thanks for the great lesson.
Thanks Tom!
Very good
Everyone has a eureka moment mine IS AS WE SPEAK spread triads. I see the relationships much clearer Now. Quickly. Compared to regular triads
Thank you so much for sharing your hard work, you are an angel doing the work of God, seriously
Music is a blessing from our creator and you are helping this world become a better place by sha,ring your gifts. Not only are you one of the very few people on youtube that actually knows what they are talking about but you are also a killer musician !
You are an inspiration ... keep up the most excellent work, your genuine passion for music shines brightly iin the darkenss
~ Michael
Usefull and cool 👍
This knowledge is fantastic, and unlocks a whole other level. I'm hoping I can use this (like your example) to solo more melodically and purposefully. I would like to see this knowledge combined with modal interchange? Cannot thank you enough.
casual cliffs of dover tutorial hehe
underrated channel
Wow!
Thanks!
Thank you roc doc!!
started with a backing track, came here, subbed 2 minutes in
Best lesson for spread triads on YT
Thanks!!
On the bottom four string of the C spread triad for G/C..
You can use the E note on the 2nd string.. instead of stretching all the way down on the E note of the 3rd string..
Excellent like always Rob!!! So, I have been using these for a long time now but did not know the correct name haha....thanks for making this absolutely Crystal Clear! I am a very happy and proud Patron!!! Best channel ever!!!
Thanks Jose! Yes I think many guitarists have used them :) Great tool right?
@@QJamTracks yes Rob, definitely a great tool...and now thanks to you I have even more ways to use it. I love all the examples but of course the rock one just melted my soul hahaha!!!
A.M.A.Z.I.N.G. LESSON.......................VEEEEEEEEEEEEERY NICE
Hey rob please it will do us alot of good if you make a tutorial about classical music on guitar
Amazing stuff, thank you for sharing
This is the first thing that might actually be more difficult to play in 4ths tuning
No Honestly i am Lazy. So Having to actually Concentrate is annoying. The Flat 5 relationship is crystal clear at this angle SIR YOU ARE AN ASSET
great lesson,love your overdrive guitar sound,what effects are you using
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Wowowiwwiwiwowowowowowowowo…thank you
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Hello great video ! warning 7:28 F CHORD ROOT CASE ix ; not case X
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If anyone, like myself, got super confused at 5:16 when a "simple chord progression" shows up : we work up to this point learning triads in C major, and basically practising the C major scale. But then this chord progression comes in, and it's got nothing to do with C major... I was confused right of the bat as to why that Bm didn't have the diminished 5th I had just practised playing.
Turns out, if I'm not mistaken, that it's a chord progression in B m Phrygian mode (!!) because, it sounds nice I suppose, but would have been useful to say it. Although it was also great to be thrown off balance and having to work it out...but maybe that'll help someone, and if I'm wrong, it's not Phrygian, I'd love to be corrected.
for the second major C inversion you can do an easier shape:
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Hey Rob, Great lesson! I'd love to hear your slant on pitch axis theory. Could be a great lesson. Cheers...
Hey Realpool. Thanks I'll put pitch axis theory on my list :)
@@QJamTracks Thank you sir!
Very good tutorial. Can you please start using larger tabs? They are way too small.
I'll try :)
At 12:35, the 5th was dropped 2 octaves, not one.
It is also not clear what the definition of inversion is when considering spread triads.
7:20 - 7:32 there is a mistake in the diagram is for F and G triad.. if F is the root in the F triad then it should be depicted as 5th string 8th fret instead of interpreting C in the 10th fret on the 4th string in the F triad.. same thing goes for the G..
It creates confusion..
At 6:46 the root position diagram is marked II, but I think it should be XI. Right? I'm a beginner, maybe I'm missing something
Oh wait, I think it's X
you are very smart you know how to use it if you try hard you can speak in portuguese
I have to follow a long course Portuguese I'm affraid :)
What is the song at 11:42? It's on the tip of my tongue.
I came up with this myself long ago (I think). Maybe it sounds like song, but I did not have that in mind... If you remember it, I would like to know! :)
Good tutorial. However a couple of mistakes: 6:44 last chord should be at the 10th fret not the second. Also 7:08 editing fail: wrong audio synced with video.
Hi Adlai. Thanks for pointing out the errors. it's no excuse but with so many graphics and examples is hard to get everything flawless...
@@QJamTracks So glad to be in touch with you. Been working on the spread triads. Never really used them before. As I work through your fingerings I've noticed there are alternative fingerings that can be used in lieu of the big stretches. Don't get me wrong, I like the big stretches but just interesting to deduce the options. You're a good teacher!
Jordan Peterson teaching us some tricks.
😂😂
Thank you!