Beginner Shoegaze Lesson: 2010's Chord Progressions + Shapes
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
- A look at some tips and tricks that you can use to help you write and achieve a 2010's style Shoegaze sound. This video also breaks down some essential chord voicings and the music theory behind them. Also, for those who might have noticed, I had a video similar to this one up last week, this is essentially the same idea (but with clearer explanations, more notes, and better camera angles!)
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I love that first maj7 shape, I found it in the bassline for Dramamine and its a shameful go to at this point.
its the shape i make every time i pick up a guitar
@@ThatFilmisGnarly same but im emo
I also heard Blame It On the Tetons in the Pairing Chords section. Awesome video!
If you steal chords and patterns, its not stealing. That's just called "learning stuff".
i found it in dramamine too!
I really appreciate these lessons you make. The only thing that sucks about guitar is the only thing non guitarist think is impressive is playing fast or shredding. I started learning legato to get my speed up but realized it’s more important to learn the fundamentals first and it doesn’t matter what people think.
The most important things in playing guitar are:
1. Doing whatever is fun, fulfilling, or enjoyable to you.
2. Practice consistently.
3. Be open to trying and learning new things.
that sucks... if you play guitar to impress non-guitarists. or anyone. that's a bad reason to play
shredding has limited applications and most people are majorly turned off by it
Thats non sense, I've been playing guitar just about 20 years now and i still dont know how to "shred." And for half those years i pretty much only knew power chords lol. But i played many shows with different bands, or played an acoustic at parties or on the beach, or by a camp fire, and people have always enjoyed it. Shredding only seems to impress beginner guitarists, and non guitarists who like metal lol. Simple chords work fine for the majority of people, and if you learn to sing AND play, people are even more impressed with you. Trust me, singing over some basic chords will almost always impress people versus just random shredding
Amazing video Trevor, keep doing your thing, I appreciate your efforts to help us learn guitar/shoegaze.
I’ve been in a rut and this was super inspirational. I’m gonna write some riffs now 🔥.
Best short intro to playing Shoegaze I've seen. Jjust love that sound, so nostalgic.
Wow dude, this is the single most impactful tutorial I’ve ever watched. It never occurred to me to keep the shape the same and it will work.
This video is next level. I'm not great at guitar, but I understand this level of music theory enough and you make the hard parts seem easy. Thanks for including tabs too!
These chords whirr very helpful!
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WOOOOO... What a beautiful progression!
Wow I love these explanation videos!!! So helpful!!! 🙏🙏🙏
You do a great job explaining chord structure in building, especially around @2:00! Thanks!
This is awesome and fantastically explained! Thank you 😊
Amazing video! Very helpful, thank you so much
This video made me pick up the guitar for the first time in a while. Thanks
Dude this is incredible… definitely gonna jam out for hours practicing these techniques
You're a gem, dude. 🤗😁👍🏻
Please never stop! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Great info, Trevor. Thanks!
trevor i love you at this point
Great, informative video. I learned a lot and I hope that makes you happy to hear
good vid, very informative and straight to the point.
Hope you're doing well Trevor. Thank you for all the chords.
Trevor is goated fr
Hey! Great video!
I’m practicing and coming up with some fun riffs/progressions myself!!! 🙌🏼🤙🏼😀
*Oh my gosh bruv! Trevor maaaate!! I feel so happy to see ya upload a Shoegaze Lesson for beginners! Especially focused around 2010 Shoegaze! Blessed my day
Great lesson. Thanks so much.
YESSS DUDEEE YESSSSS THANK YOU
Looking forward to the next video!!!!!!!!!
Amazing! Thanks man🎉
Very helpful, thank you!
i use this maj7 shape all the time, the 1-3-7 one is also good and uses the same low strings
Works great on bass as well!
whagt is 7 representing
@@Midnight_Gust The 7th note of the major scale you play in. So for example when talking about the G major scale, the 7 would be F#.
@@QuickCygan oh so if we use 1-3-7 pattern in an A major scale it would be a major 7 or somthing
@@Midnight_Gustyes well the 7th note of the major scale of the root note
so so helpful. Thank you
Awesome lesson! I often pick 1-3-7 chord shape when writing progressions. However, I don't know many bands that use them. :(
You literally must be psychic just 3 days ago I was wanting to learn more shoegaze
This is SO coooool ! thank youuu
Just what I needed. Now some lead shapes/ transitional licks & riffs for this style?
Thank you for this.
I’m too new to really understand this stuff. But you do an awesome job explaining it! I’m gunna keep at it 🙌🏻
same lol
Great tutorial!
More of this style! Pls!
The signal chain would be very interesting. The sound is awesome
This is perfect, I was listening to it and I got too excited XDDD "WHAT IS THAT MELODY???"
Oh man I need to play these chords ASAP
masterclass my friend.
I am embarrassed that you have summed up the extent of my guitar playing in one video. haha. Great work!
Awesome video. This sound reminds me of Alcest and early White Ward.
i love you trevor wong
That first progression had instant Mew vibes... very nice.
Can you do a similar video for early 90s shoegaze?
You are the best!
1:20, tons of inverted power chords too.
I think you progression sounded really great xD
There Is No Such Things as Black Orchids by Lilys, from the album In the presence of nothing is literally the beginning of the video, it's the shoegazest shoegaze song of shoegaze time
Great song
Love it
thank you thank you thank you
Bro just casually made me understand more about music theory than years of school/college
this has strong _school really sucked today (as always) and my parents are soo stupid_ vibes and I love it
Oof. I heard some self-titled Citizen vibes on the example. "How Does it Feel?" namely. Nice tutorial.
This was the most helpful shit
Nice
fucking legend. Not all heroes wear capes 🐐
Back to learning how to play a chord I go, wish me luck
10 Years - Slowly Falling Awake sounds just like what you playing by the end of the video. Also a bit of Mein by Deftones.
The example sounds very similar to How Does It Feel from Citizen. I fucking loved it!
Getting Movements and Citizen vibes from this.
Hi, great Video, thanks! Which AMP Settings you set to get this sound?
aprecio mucho lo muy minucioso que es me encanto
Those progressions remind of Turnover's Magnolia album
What amp do you use? Great clean tone!
You should have a fuzz and a reverb pedal handy (most common effects for this genre) so you can really hit home how these chords create the desired sound for the style.
and run the reverb then the fuzz in the signal chain
Reverse reverb ftw.
Exactly the video I wad looking for. But what kind of effects are on? Can anyone help me out?
I hear some Tanya Donnelly and Belly in some of those chords and melodies. Here I am trying to learn 30s and 40s blues and saw this and now I'm wanting to play this as modern blues. 🙂
Woah, it's cool 'cause this actually reminds me a lot of like, 90's-2000's emo pop stuff like Get Up Kids and Texas is the Reason. Maj7 with distortion rules!!!
these chords are pretty much my go to chords for everything, I didn't even realize they were common in shoegaze, cool lesson!
I think almost anyone who uses a lotta power chords discovers the first chord in like two or three days. Maybe longer or shorter depending how adverse to basic theory you are.
wrote a new song from these shapes! thanks man.
I always called that shape a 1,5,9 or a 9 😅. makes more sense as sus2. 🤓
Yes I also still love Whirr even though..
The chords have been around forever,it’s the sounds
Yes!! Early squad
Trevor, what's the name of your song at the end (outro)?
I somehow know and use several of these chords but I don’t know what they’re called I kind of just make random chord shapes and if they sound good I remember to use them later.
I have such a big crush on Trevor
Why did it take me so long to find this channel? Better late than never.
is there a fingering for a minor chord version of the cmaj7 and gmaj7 chords you used in this video ?
What about the effects and pedals and stuff
i love the tone, could i please know how to achieve that?
Probably any decent clean amp with light overdrive would get you there after EQing to taste.
0:10 souds like death before glory
cant shoegaze without that fuzzed out reverb and a jaguar or jazzmaster for the trem
What are some good 2010s shoegaze bands?
That Gmaj7 and Esus are soooo deftones
What were some good 2010 shoegaze albums, besides the old bands coming back (MBV, Slowdive)?
Title Fight- Hyperview
Dead Mellotron, Ninth Paradise, Burrrn, some of Deerhunter's catalog
The Yours also have a great 2012 release
Hey great lesson. What's your guitar model?
Fender Telecaster. Most Shoegazers used a Fender Jaguar or Jazzmaster.
I dont find any of his videos talking about how to get the sound
woah you look so different without your glasses 😳
Maj7 chords saved my life
By 2010 shoegaze do you mean beach fossils and diiv type stuff? I always get confused as to where shoegaze ends and dream pop begins but my guess is it’s in the shoes
The shoes
The shoes?
ITS GOTTA BE THE SHOES
Kind of a dumb question, but what's the difference, if any, of calling a sus2 a sus2 instead of an add 9? A 9 is a 2nd up an octave right? Or am I missing something?
I think the sus2 is a triad while the 9 is an add9, meaning it’s a 4 note chord.
technically an add9 requires the third and just root - fifth - ninth is a different voicing of a sus2. but lots of people call this shape an add9 in this specific context and imo the distinction doesn't matter enough that it needs to be corrected. an add9 minus the third is a way more intuitive reading of that chord shape than _sus2 but with the second up an octave_ imo. like for a long time i didn't even know that they technically weren't add9s
Didn’t even know the style was called shoegaze. Nice video.
I love the jazzmaster click bait! You know your audience very well!
are you the guy from Daphne’s loves derby?
Are you using pedals?
have you ever heard of hail the sun?