@@themusicsalonstudio if you could also somehow (i know its lots of work) show the shapes and positions & chords while you play that be next level content ☺
I can't see why anyone would gripe about a free guitar lesson. I've been playing for 7 decades, and this instruction is to me, well set out, helpful. Wish id had this in my first year or two. Thanks, buddy!
Gotta tell you , I think the generosity in the knowledge you share makes you a bro. A very cool and kind person I could support. Thank you for the time you take to help aspiring guitarists.
Great job! The importance of teaching triads and not just riffs cannot be overstated. You are providing a great service to any guitar player and I hope young guitarists will take this seriously. I know everybody wants to master iconic guitar riffs but doing so is fun but low in musical nutritional value. Learning triads first will make mastering iconic riffs easier. Keep on preaching the good word!
I have seen many Videos on the subject. The difference with yours is that it is instantly applicable. Here’s a song, here are shapes You can use to sound out that song in different places. So simple, but so much better than just handing me a triad chart, and saying practice it! My brain works much better with a concrete example. The triads are just kind of abstract unless they are directly applicable the way you are teaching them. Again, a great job. I look forward to more and will look at your previous output.
I forgot to say that I could literally feel my brain making new connections as I practiced this. Connections that it never made before when I was just working with a chart of triads and inversions.
Absolutely fantastic. A game changer which came at just the right moment. Last week I committed myself to breaking out of my “intermediate plateau” and I knew nailing down triads would be a big part of that. This exercise is already helping me. Thank you.
I've been playing guitar for over 50 years. Some quasi-professionally. I always enjoy lessons that make you see things in a different way. This was great. Good job
THERE IS A BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ONE OF A MILLION, AND ONE IN A MILLION, YOU ARE THE LATTER , your efforts strike musical gold, thanks fot beginners, I wish you were teaching in 1959,I could have used a teacher like you!
I have always believed the best was to PRACTICE is to play songs. And I've struggled trying to find a way to practice triads in a song. Thanks for an excellent triad practice routine.
Any song with ‘chords’ has triads. For me triads are the ‘color notes’ in the song. Usually 3 notes makes a BASIC chord. He’s showing triads from chords (for shapes different positions on the neck.. Even studio musicians having (bad day) Improvising or structured over orchestrated cinematic or ugly German death tech. (Amazing when it sounds ugly musical. Because they stick with formula (music) ‘outlining the chords’. Use Triads to outline the rhythm chords when solo. Sometime you stop figure out details every chord . Triads!
I wish I’d seen this connection 50 yrs ago! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I’m now 72, and started playing at 10! I’m still playing in rock bands,,, Goes to show there’s ALWAYS something to learn! (you really can teach an old dog new tricks!) 😂😂😂👍 God bless you! 😊👍
GREAT lesson! I predict your channel is going to be way bigger than you ever dreamed. You are somehow able to cover so much in a short time.Thanks man.
This is a nearly perfect lesson. Skills demonstrated in the context of a real song, providing a framework for practice, understanding and performance. Well done, man! Like, subscribed, and back for more. Thanks!
I’ve been practicing my triads using songs I already know by heart. But instead of using the regular chords I use different triads. This works amazingly well. Great video.
Good stuff. I've always loved playing triads on strings 2-3-4 (part two of your lesson here). You never need to leave those strings, B-G-D. It's all there, every song, every piece of music. You could transpose every instrument of an orchestra to those three strings, transpose it to guitar range, and cover a symphony. I love those strings!
I've been on this incredible musical journey since the 60's .This one lesson would've shortened my learning curve in ways I can only imagine, Lessons like this change people's future. Many thanks...
I’ve been watching videos on triads and music theory for years, and I’ve learned more in a few minutes from you than I’ve learned from some really popular RUclips channels. Keep it simple 🤙🏻
Great lesson! I’ve been playing and teaching for almost half a decade now and I keep coming back to the fundamentals. I love your philosophy: Mastery is not a destination, it’s an endless journey. And how cool is that to realize? Our egos get destroyed on this road and from this, we become humble masters of personal self discovery. My greatest teacher taught me the most important lesson I ever learned: The only thing you really need to know is how You, personally, Learn, Work and Intend to Do With Yourself. Everything else is craft.
Hey Joe, first song I ever learned and was hooked on guitar. Played first night club in LA at age 13 on lead. An hour and a half with my eyes closed I was so shy. I am now 65 and play every day and your triad thing is very helpful. Good fkng job and tnx chief!
That's great mate! Practicing triads while having fun and jam to an awesome tune of Jimi Hendrix! That's the way to go! Thanks a lot .. cheers from germany
Thank you! Lifelong player and gigging musician. I love - LOVE - any insights. I am a triad fanatic, but your approach is a nice way for me to triangulate. I appreciate it! Also, love the Nashville Tele. I got one last year and it is now my number 1, replacing my Les Paul as my main gigging axe. It also never goes out of tune.
This is my first time seeing this teacher. No wonder players like him. This lesson is import and comfortably presented. I must subscribe. He deserves it.
@@douglaspaulsmith hey brother! Thanks for the comment. That’s super cool. What band were you in? I was in that scene as well Played with Vibe Tribe and Frêekbass. Rock on
Thank you very much! Three years at learning guitar…all online…and this is wonderful. I have been scratching at starting triads, and I think your video here will be my big push. I will watch this video over and over!
very simple stuff. im not a beginner but your personality makes me want to listen and deepen my understanding of stupid simple concepts. excellent job.
@@ralphshicatano238 man! You just made my day,. Thank you so much for the kind comment and thank you even more for watching. Keep on rocking my friend.
Sir, You have just motivated me to pick my guitar up today because I was in a rut. Peace and love to you, from Minneapolis Minnesota. The city of Prince. ✌🏾🇺🇲💯
As a 57 year old drummer trying to pick up guitar as another instrument this is sooo helpful. Thanks Sean! Keep it up and congrats big time on the success of your channel!
Thanks much for this terrific lesson! Interestingly, I’d seen another video that had a similar method for learning triads. What make this uber useful is using and applying ‘Hey Joe’ to the various shapes. Knowing the song has helped me apply the theory to practice.
Nicely done Sean. I like the way you teased us on how little "fills" can be incorporated off the various triad shapes....you gave us a peek into how the masters do it. Great song choice too for explaining the triad shapes.
@@mikeandrulonis6553 I really appreciate the comment. These little secrets are all over the Guitar. I plan on sharing everything with you guys. Thanks again.
Nashville Tele, Les Paul Jr Special... Yummy! People don't pay attention to triads and focus on scales too much. I mean, scales are amazing because you go from X to Y with color notes against the harmony, etc... but if you know your triads, you can create amazing melodies with 3 chord tones and maybe 1 color tone... and the listener will feel the harmony with just the melody. Nice tutorial.
Really appreciate your time helping me and others. Great information in this lesson. Seems like all the triad shapes are in the bar chord shape. Thank you and I agree we are all in this together. Keep it up.
Great Hey Joe Lesson for learning Triads and Inversions and staying in KEY ! Thanks - I knew it but I'm sure this is going to reinforce my kinetic thinking again !
Luv this triads lesson , just doing the Inversions wasn’t keeping my attention but with simple Song Chord progressions like Hey Joe I stay interested ! Keep the triad stuff coming !
"OMG, I can't believe how cool this is" Descending the fretboard alternating between the F shape and the D shape an insane and joyous discovery, and it's easy.
Chiming in here with gratitude, thank you, thank you thank you! First, the great master Jimi left us with this jewel, Hey Joe. Then a guru like you comes along and share the secret with us Straglers seeking six -string enlightenment. I've been cowboy chording this song for 40 years and now this. I feel like Grasshopper with the flaming hibachi in my arms! This is by far the very best example of how to use triads that I've seen and I've been scouring RUclips on this topic for the last few years, just trying to get more fluid with my triads. This is a masterpiece lesson. I just had to drop my two cents in here with a yuge thank you! You should put a tip jar up.
@@SteveMeiers wow!! Just wow! Truly humbled by your comment. That means a lot to me to hear anyone. Tell me that they benefiting that much from my lessons. I can’t thank you enough for your comment and your support. And tip jar coming soon lol. Seriously, thank you for the bottom of my heart.
Just so friggin crystal clear and speaks directly to me. Great video sir. Puts it all in proper order. Great thanks from theeeeeeeeeeeeeee Jersey Shore!!!
Brilliant! Only Jimi could manage to write an opus and turn it into a practice routine! 😂🐐Thank you for this and totally agree this is the perfect tune to work on these and sprinkle in some 6th’s…
Awesome lesson. There are so many possibilities here. You're climbing up, but we can also climb down through the changes. Also, it's important to let the CAGED system be our guide and apply that all over the fretboard.
Hey Sean, The 1,5,2,6 Triad Chord progression for all inversions on the 1,2,3 - 2,3,4 - 3,4,5 string sets is my goto exercise which is not exactly what you have hear with the Dmaj, but having a song to get under the fingers with this in mind is really cool. I've seen this before and thought I would watch it again and I got my Cowboy AHa moment. I hate to say this but the Cowboy chords don't work for me yet, and I am so jealous when I see a template chord progression with the bar chords but sound terrible when I try to play them. This seems to bridge the Gap very eloquently. Much Thanks
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Using a song to teach triads is so obvious for retention. Yet you’re the only person doing it. Excellent. Thanks.
@@niguel4438 thank you so much! I appreciate the comment
@@themusicsalonstudio if you could also somehow (i know its lots of work) show the shapes and positions & chords while you play that be next level content ☺
I can't see why anyone would gripe about a free guitar lesson. I've been playing for 7 decades, and this instruction is to me, well set out, helpful. Wish id had this in my first year or two. Thanks, buddy!
People love to bitch and moan and create nothing for others.
@@SlavicSon Trolls lol
@@judwatkins9478 I can’t thank you enough! Much appreciated
Thank you 🙏
Agreed playing over 45 years and this lesson was very helpful!
Gotta tell you , I think the generosity in the knowledge you share makes you a bro. A very cool and kind person I could support. Thank you for the time you take to help aspiring guitarists.
@@DENNISREID-r7t I am genuinely humbled by your comment. Thank you so much.🙏
TYVM from a 70 year old starting out on guitar. Learned a whole lot in a short while.
Great job! The importance of teaching triads and not just riffs cannot be overstated. You are providing a great service to any guitar player and I hope young guitarists will take this seriously. I know everybody wants to master iconic guitar riffs but doing so is fun but low in musical nutritional value. Learning triads first will make mastering iconic riffs easier. Keep on preaching the good word!
It's amazing how much valuable info you can squeeze into 10 minutes, and still be able to communicate it so well. Great lesson. Thank you!
@@maryk6780 thank you so much, mary!
Thanks! One of the better videos that covered so much ground thank you
@@jarrettboard8468 thank you so much! Greatly appreciated
I had a light bulb moment watching this video. This changes everything ha ha ha.Thanks for posting this lesson.
This is one of the most practical, down to earth and succinct lessons in the power of triads I’ve ever seen. Great work!
@@NoBSMusicReviews thank you so much! I really appreciate that comment.
I have seen many Videos on the subject. The difference with yours is that it is instantly applicable. Here’s a song, here are shapes You can use to sound out that song in different places.
So simple, but so much better than just handing me a triad chart, and saying practice it!
My brain works much better with a concrete example. The triads are just kind of abstract unless they are directly applicable the way you are teaching them.
Again, a great job. I look forward to more and will look at your previous output.
I forgot to say that I could literally feel my brain making new connections as I practiced this. Connections that it never made before when I was just working with a chart of triads and inversions.
Absolutely fantastic. A game changer which came at just the right moment. Last week I committed myself to breaking out of my “intermediate plateau” and I knew nailing down triads would be a big part of that. This exercise is already helping me. Thank you.
I've been playing guitar for over 50 years. Some quasi-professionally. I always enjoy lessons that make you see things in a different way. This was great. Good job
@@geezerjack thx so much! 🙏
This is great, I'm working on triads now and this will be great for warming up and building muscle memory. Thanks!
Clear, concise, simple. No longer confused
THERE IS A BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ONE OF A MILLION, AND ONE IN A MILLION, YOU ARE THE LATTER , your efforts strike musical gold, thanks fot beginners, I wish you were teaching in 1959,I could have used a teacher like you!
@@frankdardano3182 man! Thank you so much for that comment! Sure makes a fella feel good. Thanks for watching.
I have always believed the best was to PRACTICE is to play songs. And I've struggled trying to find a way to practice triads in a song. Thanks for an excellent triad practice routine.
@@axe-ologist thanks a bunch! I appreciate the comment
Any song with ‘chords’ has triads. For me triads are the ‘color notes’ in the song. Usually 3 notes makes a BASIC chord. He’s showing triads from chords (for shapes different positions on the neck.. Even studio musicians having (bad day) Improvising or structured over orchestrated cinematic or ugly German death tech. (Amazing when it sounds ugly musical. Because they stick with formula (music) ‘outlining the chords’. Use Triads to outline the rhythm chords when solo. Sometime you stop figure out details every chord . Triads!
Woohoo! Triads! The foundation! The fundamentals! The source of all music.
I wish I’d seen this connection 50 yrs ago!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
I’m now 72, and started playing at 10!
I’m still playing in rock bands,,,
Goes to show there’s ALWAYS something to learn! (you really can teach an old dog new tricks!) 😂😂😂👍
God bless you! 😊👍
@@user-tn1zl2dk3v thx so much! Keep on rocking
Your lesson opened my eyes, demystified playing triads across the neck on all string sets and inversions. Many thanks!!!🙏🏾
@@wilbertmurry6570 thank you for watching ! Keep on rocking my friend
What a wonderful random RUclips find. Thank you!
The best Triads lesson bar none on RUclips, love it, keep them coming
@@liamfwheatley4657 truly humbled by that comment. Thank you so much for the inspiration to keep doing these videos.
Thanks!
great tune to practice triads
Excellent way to practice triads! Thanks as I was looking for that.
@@steveb4400 thx so much!
Excellent!
GREAT lesson! I predict your channel is going to be way bigger than you ever dreamed. You are somehow able to cover so much in a short time.Thanks man.
@@ScottEmoryParksMusic thank you so much! That’s one hell of a compliment and I really appreciate it
Making core concepts fun and musical. Thank you!
@@bobdoyle3490 thanks so much!
This is a nearly perfect lesson. Skills demonstrated in the context of a real song, providing a framework for practice, understanding and performance. Well done, man! Like, subscribed, and back for more. Thanks!
Also, sent $5; the first time I have tipped a RUclipsr.
Thank you for being kind in offering your help for free to those guitar players who are not aware of triads.
@@aureliorea6053 thanks a bunch! Much appreciated
Great little lesson packed with info! Thank you & glad RUclips URLs can be saved as this is a Must Watch Again.
@@rickeybecker3495 absolutely! Thx my friend!
I’ve been practicing my triads using songs I already know by heart. But instead of using the regular chords I use different triads. This works amazingly well. Great video.
@@tomf9292 thank you so much! Much appreciate
One of the best explanations on RUclips of traids
@@AlanPollock-ld6io thank you so much! Truly humbled by your comment
Good stuff. I've always loved playing triads on strings 2-3-4 (part two of your lesson here). You never need to leave those strings, B-G-D. It's all there, every song, every piece of music. You could transpose every instrument of an orchestra to those three strings, transpose it to guitar range, and cover a symphony. I love those strings!
@@seth6string good stuff for sure, my friend!
I've been on this incredible musical journey since the 60's .This one lesson would've shortened my learning curve in ways I can only imagine, Lessons like this change people's future. Many thanks...
I’ve been watching videos on triads and music theory for years, and I’ve learned more in a few minutes from you than I’ve learned from some really popular RUclips channels. Keep it simple 🤙🏻
@@ColtenBingham-u7f that’s so awesome to hear! Thank you so much
Amazing, thanks from Buenos Aires!
Started playing guitar in 1974. One of the best lesson on triads I’ve ever seen!
@@chriscrawford1958 thank you so much for the kind comments! Much appreciated
Awesome lesson on triads using a great song!
Covered lots of ground using an easy way to understand.
Loved the "copy and paste" analogy!
Thanks.
@@kevinrushton7394 thanks so much!
Great, simple lesson to practice triads. Love putting it in the context of a song like Hey Joe. Thanks for sharing!!!
Great lesson! I’ve been playing and teaching for almost half a decade now and I keep coming back to the fundamentals. I love your philosophy: Mastery is not a destination, it’s an endless journey. And how cool is that to realize? Our egos get destroyed on this road and from this, we become humble masters of personal self discovery. My greatest teacher taught me the most important lesson I ever learned: The only thing you really need to know is how You, personally, Learn, Work and Intend to Do With Yourself. Everything else is craft.
@@jonnyroxx7172 good stuff! Thanks for the comment
nice
@@HealthyFamilyForce thanks so much much!
Hey Joe, first song I ever learned and was hooked on guitar. Played first night club in LA at age 13 on lead. An hour and a half with my eyes closed I was so shy. I am now 65 and play every day and your triad thing is very helpful. Good fkng job and tnx chief!
First song I taught my son when he was 11 or 12; he's now 38.
@@petergolan242 ha ha! That’s so awesome. Thanks for sharing and keep on watching.
Really easy to understand triad lesson.
@@IsaacDarrell-cx6wn much appreciated!
That is an amazing lesson and drill.
@@dwforbes thanks so much!
Easily the best guitar lesson I've been able to fully digest in a couple years. This was exactly what I needed.
@@PhantomJiuJitsu thanks so much. I really appreciate that!
Love watching a video that makes me immediately wanna run go grab my guitar. Great video. Thank you!
@@TheWilkness hell yeah! Thanks so much. Keep on rocking.
Hell yeah brother we need more of this🙌🏼 nice and simple lessons
@@austinbrush6969 thanks a bunch! Much appreciated
This video, along with The Chord Wheel, just opened up a whole new world to me.
Never underestimate triads, great lesson Sean, especially playing Hey Joe as an example, love the Butterscotch Tele great tone too.
@@victorformosa228 thanks so much! Much appreciated
well done, sir! just relearning to play after a finger injury... it's brain teaser to chase the shapes over the frets!
That's great mate! Practicing triads while having fun and jam to an awesome tune of Jimi Hendrix! That's the way to go! Thanks a lot .. cheers from germany
Hi from England. Great instruction and very helpful for a player who has no musical training. Keep it up pal.
@@grahamhorrocks5503 hey there UK! Thanks a bunch for watching. Hopefully it’ll keep on helping you. Keep on rocking my friend.
Thank you! Lifelong player and gigging musician. I love - LOVE - any insights. I am a triad fanatic, but your approach is a nice way for me to triangulate. I appreciate it! Also, love the Nashville Tele. I got one last year and it is now my number 1, replacing my Les Paul as my main gigging axe. It also never goes out of tune.
@@DavidShepard-ke9su thanks so much and yes, I love my guitar
This is my first time seeing this teacher. No wonder players like him. This lesson is import and comfortably presented. I must subscribe. He deserves it.
@@Earthstein thank you so much! Much much appreciated
Excellent lesson, thanks. I'm from Cinci too! We used to play at Sudsy Malone's on short Vine St. And the Southgate House. Good days, good bands...
@@douglaspaulsmith hey brother! Thanks for the comment. That’s super cool. What band were you in? I was in that scene as well
Played with Vibe Tribe and Frêekbass.
Rock on
Thank you very much! Three years at learning guitar…all online…and this is wonderful. I have been scratching at starting triads, and I think your video here will be my big push. I will watch this video over and over!
very simple stuff. im not a beginner but your personality makes me want to listen and deepen my understanding of stupid simple concepts. excellent job.
@@ralphshicatano238 man! You just made my day,. Thank you so much for the kind comment and thank you even more for watching. Keep on rocking my friend.
Sir, You have just motivated me to pick my guitar up today because I was in a rut. Peace and love to you, from Minneapolis Minnesota. The city of Prince. ✌🏾🇺🇲💯
@@Twolanehwy4me hell yeah! Thanks so much. I love Minneapolis. And of course Prince was the best.
Just a simple "Thank You !"
@@3kil0w4tt thank you so much! Really appreciate it
As a 57 year old drummer trying to pick up guitar as another instrument this is sooo helpful. Thanks Sean! Keep it up and congrats big time on the success of your channel!
@@gruvdrums thanks so much!
I appreciate your lessons and your enthusiasm Shawn. 😊
@@timemerson2691 much appreciated and thank you for the words of encouragement🙏
Wow! What a brilliant lesson. Thankyou so much.
@@Michael-qz4hz thank you so much. I am humbled by your comment.
Thanks much for this terrific lesson! Interestingly, I’d seen another video that had a similar method for learning triads. What make this uber useful is using and applying ‘Hey Joe’ to the various shapes. Knowing the song has helped me apply the theory to practice.
Nicely done Sean. I like the way you teased us on how little "fills" can be incorporated off the various triad shapes....you gave us a peek into how the masters do it. Great song choice too for explaining the triad shapes.
@@BabaDontKnow thank you so much. I really appreciate you watching and commenting.
Great lesson. It's giving one of those "why didn’t I think of this" moments. The genius lies in its simplicity. Thanks!
@@mikeandrulonis6553 I really appreciate the comment. These little secrets are all over the Guitar. I plan on sharing everything with you guys. Thanks again.
Great stuff. You had me at the start with the psychedelic Triad spin. Well..., I'm seventy five, what do you expect? Triads Baby!!!
so fun watching you show how its done. maybe i can do it now..
@@sivie7959 thank you and of course you can do it! Keep on practicing
Nashville Tele, Les Paul Jr Special... Yummy!
People don't pay attention to triads and focus on scales too much. I mean, scales are amazing because you go from X to Y with color notes against the harmony, etc... but if you know your triads, you can create amazing melodies with 3 chord tones and maybe 1 color tone... and the listener will feel the harmony with just the melody.
Nice tutorial.
Really appreciate your time helping me and others. Great information in this lesson. Seems like all the triad shapes are in the bar chord shape. Thank you and I agree we are all in this together. Keep it up.
@@garettxanyn8076 thank you so much! Much appreciate
Great Hey Joe Lesson for learning Triads and Inversions and staying in KEY ! Thanks - I knew it but I'm sure this is going to reinforce my kinetic thinking again !
@@Gstation9 hell yeah! Thanks so much
Superb stuff. Thank-you, sir.
@@TheWestofScotland thank you! Much appreciated
Luv this triads lesson , just doing the Inversions wasn’t keeping my attention but with simple Song Chord progressions like Hey Joe I stay interested ! Keep the triad stuff coming !
"OMG, I can't believe how cool this is" Descending the fretboard alternating between the F shape and the D shape an insane and joyous discovery, and it's easy.
I've kind of done this sporadically, but this exercise is a great lesson to really ground in nearby locations. Great lesson, brother!
@@bobbyrykard2732 thank you so much! Much appreciated
The plagal chord movement in Hey Joe in combo with the setting is fabulous. Lets do the time warp again!!!!!
Chiming in here with gratitude, thank you, thank you thank you!
First, the great master Jimi left us with this jewel, Hey Joe. Then a guru like you comes along and share the secret with us Straglers seeking six -string enlightenment. I've been cowboy chording this song for 40 years and now this. I feel like Grasshopper with the flaming hibachi in my arms! This is by far the very best example of how to use triads that I've seen and I've been scouring RUclips on this topic for the last few years, just trying to get more fluid with my triads.
This is a masterpiece lesson.
I just had to drop my two cents in here with a yuge thank you!
You should put a tip jar up.
@@SteveMeiers wow!! Just wow! Truly humbled by your comment. That means a lot to me to hear anyone. Tell me that they benefiting that much from my lessons. I can’t thank you enough for your comment and your support. And tip jar coming soon lol. Seriously, thank you for the bottom of my heart.
Keep those lessons coming.
@@HMan52 thanks for the comment and don’t you worry about that! No shortage of videos come your way
This is a really good lesson, I've been learning triads and wondering how to best practice. Thank you.
@@ridley8340 awesome! So glad this helped you. Stay tuned for more.
Thanks from the UK 👍
@@undango rock on my friend
Thank you, Shawn...!
@@josephwalker138 thank you!
Liked your video. The shape you didn't had a name for is the C shape. It's fun to learn and practice triads in this way. Thanks!
@@robertnagtegaal7580 thanks for the comment! Much appreciated
Love this exercise. Helps to practice over songs. Thanks so Much.
Excellent lesson. And the perfect song to practice to. Thanks.
Thanks, from up the road in Columbus.
@@rickyblackburn-n9e howdy! Love Columbus
Great lesson! I've played the same boring rhythm part on this one for years. Never occurred to me to try it this way, so thank you!
@@jayspicer2259 that’s awesome! Glad it helped you
Just so friggin crystal clear and speaks directly to me. Great video sir. Puts it all in proper order. Great thanks from theeeeeeeeeeeeeee Jersey Shore!!!
@@conig25 thanks a bunch, my friend! I appreciate the comment and keep rocking out
REALLY good lesson, thanks so much for sharing it with us...I hope I can learn these.
@@JWEmbry-wc7qi thanks so much! Keep on practicing
Magic!
Thanks for this tutorial, I really appreciate it. Added to my guitar lesson list.
@@shauncowan25 thank you so much! Much appreciated
Great and important lesson. Thank you.
@@bartlycrue thank you! Much appreciated🙏
Ed from the UK. Great lesson, triads finally make sense. Keep up the good work. Thanks again.
You have a great way of explaining.
@@timlittle1083 thank you so much. Hopefully it’ll help you.
Great for warming up as well as keeping on top of all your triads. Thanks so much again.
@@rookieg thank you so much!
Just picked up my guitar again after 10 years. Thanks for the lesson!
@@guitarsender that’s awesome! Keep on rocking
Fucking awesome!! best triads lesson so far for practice, thanks!
That chord you didn't know what to call, is what I call the Keef chord because I learned it for trying to sound like Richard's. Great lesson.
Brilliant! Only Jimi could manage to write an opus and turn it into a practice routine! 😂🐐Thank you for this and totally agree this is the perfect tune to work on these and sprinkle in some 6th’s…
Jimi didn't write it.
@@reedwycoff6937 Yes, sorry I forgot that
@@kriswrobel2175 heck yes! Through all that stuff in there. Thanks for your comment.
Awesome lesson. There are so many possibilities here. You're climbing up, but we can also climb down through the changes. Also, it's important to let the CAGED system be our guide and apply that all over the fretboard.
@@cobyup10 100%! Thanks for chiming in. Much appreciated and thank you for watching.
Hey Sean,
The 1,5,2,6 Triad Chord progression for all inversions on the 1,2,3 - 2,3,4 - 3,4,5 string sets is my goto exercise which is not exactly what you have hear with the Dmaj, but having a song to get under the fingers with this in mind is really cool.
I've seen this before and thought I would watch it again and I got my Cowboy AHa moment.
I hate to say this but the Cowboy chords don't work for me yet, and I am so jealous when I see a template chord progression with the bar chords but sound terrible when I try to play them.
This seems to bridge the Gap very eloquently.
Much Thanks
Thank you! This instructional really made it make sense for me. And I love, "Hey Joe." So kudos.
Excellent your way of teaching is really accessible and helps me to make sense of how to use triads. Thanks mate.
@@avaloncbt5898 thanks so much! I appreciate the comment and thank you for watching.