How I Mastered Barre Chords (Unusual…But It Works)
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- Опубликовано: 2 апр 2024
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00:00 Welcome To The Guitar Class Livestream
00:01 🎸 Importance of barre chords and their connection to the CAGED system
02:12 🔄 Scout, Shape, Bar technique for playing barre chords effectivel
08:10 ⚙️ Hand positioning and guitar setup tips for easier barre chord execution
15:56 🔍 Tips for reducing finger fatigue and improving barre chord technique
23:15 🎸 Understanding Barre Chord Shapes within the CAGED system
27:17 🎶 Application of Barre Chord Shapes in different keys
32:14 🎸 Barre Chord Cheat Techniques for challenging chords
47:29 🎸 Movement of chord shapes on the fretboard and their variations
49:31 🧩 Exploring the CAGED system and its role in chord playing
50:28 🎶 Applying variations to chord shapes for smoother transitions
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Side bone of the finger, close to the steel, thumb in the middle changed my life. It was so hard before
I keep missing the live sessions so thanks for making them available on RUclips. Sometimes you confuse me with the digressions (but don't stop doing them!) but I always learn useful stuff.
Ricky, I'm not able to see your streams, but I see your every record. You're the BEST online-teacher. I use youre tips and tricks.
I'd like to buy your book, but I cant pay it (sanctions).
Hi from Russia.
Ricky, you are a Master! Thank you!
Love your teaching! You are the best teacher I have found!
Great Teacher.. you are Amazing
Just received the paperback version...ready to go!👍
The scout thing was new to me. Great tip!
Thank you free upload lesson 😀❤
Great stuff my man...thanks
Thanks!
Those tangents are golden 😊
i think you fixed my barre chord issue .. i'll let ya know in a week.👏👏👏
I have been playing guitar for 30 years of and on but not playing steady learn a song and stop playing for months not a novice don't know were I am in the learning stage don't know were to start learning again any suggestions
Good luck with a smaller nut width Ricky, was in the same ballpark 😵💫 You‘ll find 1 9/16" nuts in 65-69 Gibsons, mostly ES 335 & SG and some LP. But expensive as hell. Maybe you find Vintage correct newer Gibsons/Epis. Some Fenders were made with a smaller nut that area. There‘s a rumor that Jimi played one in 1969-1970…
Kurt‘s JagStang was around 40mm for sure, I think the newer iterations aswell. And Larry Carlton tried to put those on his Sire series (like his beloved `69 ES 335) but failed to my knowledge.
Cheers from Germany
*Andy Timmons comes to my mind. Some smaller nuts on his Ibanez Sigs?
I did for a while but use the bone part of first finger and right on the frett is best and just jump back and forth help me
Could spend an entire lesson on Hendrix, Mayer, Fruscante noodling
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@@rickysguitar beautiful! Exactly what I asked you for.
Question,, you said use the Scout finger. So how about if you make a minor barre chord,, do you put on the scout finger set up everything then take off the scout finger
No for an em shaped barre chord fingers 3 and 4 (ring and pinky) land together as the scout, then the barre is applied. If it was an am shaped chord the sequence would be finger 2 (middle), shape then barre.
@@rickysguitar let me just say that you made barre chords 10x easier. I always put the barre first. I’m excited to use barre chords now. Love you man.
Key of am also
17th 🤟😎👍
This is how my teacher taught me
please include the chat. it helps
It's checked in the video settings. I think you have to activate it in your browser.
@@rickysguitar thanks, i get on that
@@rickysguitar yea it say 'Live chat replay is not available for this video.'
.. might be a random youtube gremlin. cause this is a first time its happened.
No Biggie. excellent lesson, thanks you for the quick response as well.
see at the next live stream.
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Goes and stands in the corner
I think Japanese made guitars have smaller width nut as in Japan people tend to have smaller hands
Sounds like „Rock, Paper, Scissors“ and not observations. Did you ever played a Momose or FGN?
Sorry, this is completely nonsense…
Sorry Rickie,I am running late
Go stand in the corner!
considering a walk of shame back to facebook just for guitar groups.
I hear ya! If I could live without Facebook as a creator, I'd ditch it in a heart beat!
Skinny necks are hard for me to play, with no room for my fingers.
Have you looked at “Big Lou Guitars”? They make wide neck electric guitars. I bought the Telecaster style. Very roomy fretboard for my sausage fingers.