These 3-Note Groupings will Transform Your Rhythm Guitar!
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
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Hey, rhythm guitarists! Ever felt like your playing could use a little extra groove and flair to really make those chords pop? Well, you're in for an exciting journey! In this lesson, we're diving into three-note groupings that will completely transform your rhythm guitar playing. These versatile groupings not only add a fresh, dynamic feel to your strumming patterns but also help you create intricate rhythms that stand out. Whether you're accompanying a band or playing solo, these three-note groupings will give your rhythm guitar a unique edge and make you stand out from the crowd. So, grab your guitar, get ready to groove, and let's dive into these game-changing groupings that are sure to elevate your rhythm guitar to new heights! Trust me, you won't want to miss out on this rhythmic revolution!
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You cannot imagine how much I have improved playing and understanding a guitar since I met your channel. Please, don't die.
Thank you Man! You're awesome!
Practial example of theory. This is an excellent lesson Eddie, thank you so much.
I haven't seen all your videos... yet. But every one I've watched so far is practical, useful, explained extremely well.
Am so enjoying this lesson. Triads are becoming easier to understand. Thanks Eddie.
What a great lesson
Eddie, thank you so much! Yet another fantastic lesson! I’ve only recently discovered this channel, but you’re already one of my most favorite guitar teacher!👍🏻
Not too complicated, very thorough, nice melodies which are attainable for beginners like myself to at least try to play (or do something similar anyway).
Huge thank you👏🏻
Thanks Eddie another great lesson you demonstrate so much innovation in you lessons that inspires us to press in thanks bro
Really digging the double crowns at the 12th fret
Thanks! Ian, the builder, surprised me with those
very useful lesson. thank you
Thanks Eddie! A great lesson, I will have to watch this a few times to get it all sunk in. 🤙
Great lesson my friend you are awesome
Awesome lesson. Thank you. 👍👍👍
Damn Eddie! You ALLWAYS deliver!
Thanks for this!
Love your lessons. Thank you👍🙂
Great lesson just starting out with triads more please 🙏 Colin uk 🇬🇧 🙏 👍
Wow! What's the best way for a professional guitarist to boost the ego and morale of a self-taught guitarist? Be someone who plays like Eddie Haddad and make a video, leaving in all the "whoops" moments. I'm totally serious Eddie. I started playing guitar when I was probably between 12 and 14 years old. Back in the 60's I actually thought I was a lead guitarist and for a few songs, I even sometimes looked and sounded like one. In reality, I don't think I ever qualified, but I still felt worth something because I could play rhythm guitar with most anyone of the time and to nearly any song. I just celebrated my 74th birthday and still play guitar (even still try to play lead if they virtually beg me, probably because they're desperate). I often hit notes that somewhat match whatever tune they're playing, but invariably will start hitting off notes that, to me, sound terrible, mostly wen I try to play with songs in the key of D. My point and reason for commenting is this: Even if you hit sour notes occasionally, don't give up and please don't quit trying. I'll never be the player I wish I was, but I can make mistakes just as well as Eddie can. The difference from here on out is that I'm going to try my darnedest to now show my errors in my expressions and also try to slide or bend into a note that becomes at least a close match to what I had intended. Honestly Eddie, thanks for being a "real" guitar teacher!
Triads and power chords [ R 3 5 ] are my favorites when it comes to playing the guitar all over the fretboard.
It's hard to believe how competitive guitar lessons are.
😂😂 One of the best comments yet.
what kinda guitar is that
It’s called the “King Edward”. It was built for me by Ian Anderson of IA Guitars, based on his Paramount model
great lesson, still some more to watch but couldnt resist having a go ! this lesson is great for my level of playing i appreciate it. i will post my effort on Instagram and tag you :) cheers Eddie