Seriously Brian you are one hell of a teacher, your theory is immense, your teaching pupils to become musicians, your channel is way up there, many thanks.
What you are doing in this (and all the other) video is making music theory way more digestible. It can be used not only in my notebook as I write pretty chords but also within my fingers as I produce them actually knowing what is going on. Your ability to grasp the essence of a topic and communicate it is beyond the college level. Hats off to you Brian
That was a great lesson. I’ve been learning for quite a while and still didn’t have my head around following the chords. It was nice to finally hear that the pattern doesn’t change as the chords changed. After all these years I thought that was going to be my next challenge. Understand why I learned the CAGED shapes and targeting the chord tones within the pattern and shapes already know is a bit of a revelation. Thank you for making this video.
You have a great way of teaching fretboard theory that’s simple & easy to follow. CAGED system really fills in the blanks. I’ve watched others teach it & it caused me some confusing. Great stuff Brian
Awesome lesson. I played guitar for 7 years before learning caged. One I learned it my playing absolutely leaped several levels. This lesson really gets to grips with why it's great for composition
If you liked this lesson, stop by and check out my website: www.ZombieGuitar.com! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro Demo 0:55 - Rant About the Big "CAGED Misconception" 3:41 - What the CAGED System is NOT 11:15 - CAGED Example #1 - Chord Progressions Anywhere on the Neck 15:08 - CAGED Example #2 - Modify into ANY Chord 21:58 - CAGED Example #3 - Soloing
Another great lesson that turns on the light build. Still a little confusing, but if I watch it two or three times I’ll get it. I’ll put a CAGED chart on my desk the next time I watch, that’ll help….Thanks Brian!
great lesson, thanks brian! i noticed your subs keeping on growing, well done dude. am still with you on the road to 200k, wont be long mate! thanks for all your hard work, im a much better musician since coming across your channel. i dont think im alone calling you a legend when it comes to theory and teaching, you certainly are to me mate. a true leg end 😉love from uk!
All I'm realizing now. Do things in steps, memorize the Fretboard,. So you know where your at, and practice, practice,. Not by just looking at videos and reading books. Get your hands dirty. So to say. Thanks Big B. You Rock man my favorite channel and instructor. 😎👍👌💯🎸🎸
Hey Brian. I'm a lifetime sub to zombie guitar, and a patron now. I've been playing on and off for years and technically not too bad, but always struggled with the theory side, until I discovered your vids a while back. The knowledge I've learned from them means my theory is slowly catching up to my technical ability, which in turn has made me a far better musician. The biggest benefit, though, is that I am getting far more enjoyment from the guitar than I ever have before. Thanks man. And keep up the great work. There are a hell of a lot of people out there who are grateful for what you do 👍
I can't believe you don't have at least a million of subscibers already... 😧 You are a TRUE GEM Brian! You are the best of the best! Thank you so so much for your hard work!❤❤💎
Amazing lesson and it's exactly hitting the rut I'm in at this time, been playing for 16 years and I'm barely getting into this major league level you describe , modified chords kick ass
This is a very useful and in-depth look at how to link the CAGED system to chords and to scale. More importantly, how to use the CAGED system ways of targeting chord tones as your progression changes while staying in the key scale. This is a very powerful tutorial and how you are able to tie them all together was awesome and mind-blowing. Very cool and useful and I am still in the minor league....but watching this video from you Brian brought a whole new level of my thinkings and playing abilities. Please continue to make this kind of videos and sharing to the world Brian.
Brian .. I love ya bro 😎 You are seriously doing God's work here on earth by sharing the gift of music. Not only are you a talented musician but you are also a GREAT teacher. Thank you 🌟🌟🌟🌟8
Brian's combination of clear, to the point explanations and visual aids are why I like his lessons. With the visual aids, we can concentrate on the ideas he is trying to present instead of constantly rewinding to figure out which fingers are on what frets, like many other YT lessons. On Guitar Zombie, you can see how he has organized the whole site - he has taken the perspective of a new learner and constructed a road map with all the steps in order to become a competent player. You don't see that on many sites, they skip around and there is no order. I have had quite a few breakthrough moments where I finally understood something I was struggling with on Guitar Zombie
Here on 2/22/22 with Pluto in return, I thought I'd get hit in the face with an asteroid. Turns out I was hit in the face with another brilliant video.
Brian is an anomaly. He’s the best YT guitar teacher out there but has less than 150k subscribers. It’s cool knowing we all have found a diamond in the rough but also tragic. Like knowing any great artist who’s work goes unrecognized.
I look at CAGED as a collection of octave patterns, like buoys or navigation markers. Sure, you can put any chord type around them. If you're only playing a single root note in a chord, the direction of your fingers will show the next octave root note. That's how you'll know which shape it is.
Hello sir ! Loved your explanation 🙏 Is there any tip to switch between the chords quicker , takes me 1 sec to go to the next chord and that messes up my rhythm. Thanks again sir !
thank you for a deeper understanding of many things you explain first the chord targeting tone shapes of chords general music theory and the what is the purpose of scale and chords in the progression system it will take time but complex things and confusion had been clear big b[g thanks ive save it try to familiarize have a nice day Engineer Bryan 😃
Again, brilliant lesson. Much of ones frustration boils down to not actually knowing the fretboard "in time" to whatever on is trying to play along to. I can find every not on the fretboard but when the chords are changing it can be confusing even if you realise that often chords share notes. Getting familiar with the caged system will teach the fretboard by teaching chord spelling by shape. Anyway just a thought.
Exactly...keeping up with the chord changes isn't easy. That's why this type of approach (ruclips.net/video/ReP6l4-C4xc/видео.html) will be much easier for most people than trying to spot entire CAGED shapes 😁
Haha the problem here is that millions of people think that they already understand the CAGED system, when they actually have no clue...but because they think they know it already, they won't watch this video. Therefore as much as I try to get this point across, the majority of people will never hear it 😿
@@Will-sh8kl it's actually a matter of getting the information in front of their eyes so they can then decide to listen or not. In a world where millions of people think that they "already know this CAGED stuff, so no need to click"... it's hard to battle the avalanche of misinformation. The solution is clickbait-y titles and thumbnails. I just haven't found the exact title/thumbnail combination to use that will get the traction that I'm looking for.
Thank you so much you are a very good teacher and I really appreciate all the effort you put into this , you are helping me become the better guitar player i always wanted to be. It would be nice to have full fledged examples of applications to musical ideas using these concepts, maybe incorporating chords and melody lines to reallly get a groove and feeling , i think feeling is so important part of playing , you know when it feels good its fun and its gotta be good, you know like slowing bending that 14fret G string to the 15 B string. Full sustain. But like real musical ideas the pros would make, not just am. C G D. Anyway I know you understand what i am trying to say, keep on rocking the frer world man !!
Very very good video, but if i want to find the chord tone in Amajor in 12 fret using Amajor position chord , what pattern do i use? i can see it in Cmajor position, i dont know if i make sense , thank you anyway for your videos
Question maybe for future video, augmented, diminished minor major etc etc etc. to climb in pitch from A thru B, what all fits between in order of a ending pitch? It has to be more than just “A#” with all these chord tweaks.
Random question , Brian (or if anyone knows). When you are doing an arpeggio, such as a Major add 9 arpeggio, I see that at least on the diagram I saw that the order of notes in ascending is 1-3-5-9. Can you do it in this order: 1-2-3-5? Does that change it or diminish its effect when it comes to the harmony? Thanks in advance!
Yes, you can do it like that. "Add9" implies that the 3rd is present. "Sus" means that there isn't a 3rd. So yes a 1 - 2 - 3 - 5 arpeggio run would still count as an add9 arpeggio 😁
Question: So, do all other notes in the scale pattern get treated as "passing" tones? Can (Should) I use the other notes, or do I need to know which notes in the scale SHOULDNT be used? As you say, playing in the scale is always going to sound "OK" but some notes sound more "OK" than others, should we focus on NOT using some notes in the scale? as well as focusing on notes that lead INTO chord tones? Because, that makes it a bit more difficult and cerebral... (i.e. What do I use to GET to the chord tone)
Message to everyone: I bought the full Zombie Guitar membership last year. Amazing value for money and a total game changer compared to where I was beforehand. Try it. Your life will be the better for it.
Hey Brian love this lesson So playing the arpeggios over chord changes is the answer ? So in that case learning common/ popular chord changes up and down the neck in caged positions Would be really useful ?? Are there chord changes that and very common ? ❤
You don't necessarily have to arpeggiate each and every chord, but paying attention to the underlying chords as opposed to just the overall key is what makes the difference. Start out by practicing over common chord progressions such as I V vi IV or vi V IV 😀
Chord tones chord tones chord tones chord tones - target them. Got it. HOWEVER, to create a certain unexpected 'colour' or emotional feel, you MAY want to target a 9th or a 6th or a 7th while this could mean your soloing doesn't remain predictable and/or cheesy. Right?
He is laying the foundation here. Of course the next step is adding in the other scale notes. He does a very good job of methodically explaining. The other scale tones are beyond the scope of this lesson
@Mark Welsh wherever your ear guides you will be the right thing to do...triad tones will typically be the strongest tones though. Therefore it's a good idea to always be aware of where they are!
keep thinking of the first episode of Monkey where he thinks he has travelled to the five pillars at the edge of the universe, but it is really just the fingers of the Buddha's hand, which he can never escape (giving away my age). ruclips.net/video/4DRpYOHxEzA/видео.html
You just need to get the 1, b3, 5 and b7 in there...one instance of each is fine. You can also drop the root and/or 5th if necessary (usually applies to extended chords though) 😁
Great content I noticed u had other videos on the caged system should I start with this lesson or would u suggest another I’m an intermediate guitarist cheers
Brian should have around 3M subscribers. Fact.
That would be awesome!!
I totally agree!!!
And have Gibson make a signature guitar for him! Best teacher on RUclips for sure !
Seriously Brian you are one hell of a teacher, your theory is immense, your teaching pupils to become musicians, your channel is way up there, many thanks.
By far one of the best Guitar teachers on RUclips..... Just the facts, just the important stuff.... No bull... Every lesson
Hands down the best teacher, best explanations, best videos, best content and the best lesson filled website on the net...
Thank you!! 😀
no doubt!
What you are doing in this (and all the other) video is making music theory way more digestible. It can be used not only in my notebook as I write pretty chords but also within my fingers as I produce them actually knowing what is going on. Your ability to grasp the essence of a topic and communicate it is beyond the college level.
Hats off to you Brian
Simply the best at explaining stuff, by a country mile and then some.
That was a great lesson. I’ve been learning for quite a while and still didn’t have my head around following the chords. It was nice to finally hear that the pattern doesn’t change as the chords changed. After all these years I thought that was going to be my next challenge. Understand why I learned the CAGED shapes and targeting the chord tones within the pattern and shapes already know is a bit of a revelation. Thank you for making this video.
You have a great way of teaching fretboard theory that’s simple & easy to follow. CAGED system really fills in the blanks. I’ve watched others teach it & it caused me some confusing. Great stuff Brian
Awesome lesson. I played guitar for 7 years before learning caged. One I learned it my playing absolutely leaped several levels. This lesson really gets to grips with why it's great for composition
If you liked this lesson, stop by and check out my website: www.ZombieGuitar.com!
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro Demo
0:55 - Rant About the Big "CAGED Misconception"
3:41 - What the CAGED System is NOT
11:15 - CAGED Example #1 - Chord Progressions Anywhere on the Neck
15:08 - CAGED Example #2 - Modify into ANY Chord
21:58 - CAGED Example #3 - Soloing
I did. Probably the best value on the internet for learning guitar.
Your lesson is glowing better and better and better everytime. Thank you very much Brian.
by no measure can another teacher reach this deep for so many. Brian, you are appreciated beyond your knowing. I prefer your teaching style
Dude I really appreciate what you are doing with these videos. Many thanks for making so many things so clear
The magic is watching and learning guitar with Brian Kelly, he is something else. Don't ever stop Brian. All the best Geoff
Great dissection and explanation! A corner turning lesson!!! Thanks Brian!
Another great lesson that turns on the light build. Still a little confusing, but if I watch it two or three times I’ll get it. I’ll put a CAGED chart on my desk the next time I watch, that’ll help….Thanks Brian!
great lesson, thanks brian! i noticed your subs keeping on growing, well done dude. am still with you on the road to 200k, wont be long mate! thanks for all your hard work, im a much better musician since coming across your channel. i dont think im alone calling you a legend when it comes to theory and teaching, you certainly are to me mate. a true leg end 😉love from uk!
Spot on Terry - same here! Also from UK
Thank you Terry! I really appreciate the words!! Glad to hear these vids are helping for ya 😁
All I'm realizing now. Do things in steps, memorize the Fretboard,. So you know where your at, and practice, practice,. Not by just looking at videos and reading books. Get your hands dirty. So to say. Thanks Big B. You Rock man my favorite channel and instructor. 😎👍👌💯🎸🎸
Hey Brian. I'm a lifetime sub to zombie guitar, and a patron now. I've been playing on and off for years and technically not too bad, but always struggled with the theory side, until I discovered your vids a while back. The knowledge I've learned from them means my theory is slowly catching up to my technical ability, which in turn has made me a far better musician. The biggest benefit, though, is that I am getting far more enjoyment from the guitar than I ever have before. Thanks man. And keep up the great work. There are a hell of a lot of people out there who are grateful for what you do 👍
Hey thanks a lot!! I appreciate the words man 😀
That’s a game changer for me at my level. Super great lesson. The first part of it was a review for me and then you blew my mind. Awesome
I can't believe you don't have at least a million of subscibers already... 😧 You are a TRUE GEM Brian! You are the best of the best! Thank you so so much for your hard work!❤❤💎
I appreciate the words! Thank you 😀
Brian , you easily described fretboard technology that's great for both theory and performance . I enjoyed your lesson Thanks
Best guitar site on RUclips!
What an amazing player and teacher! In 30 minutes he's able to explain clearly what will probably take me years to learn.
Amazing lesson and it's exactly hitting the rut I'm in at this time, been playing for 16 years and I'm barely getting into this major league level you describe , modified chords kick ass
This is a very useful and in-depth look at how to link the CAGED system to chords and to scale. More importantly, how to use the CAGED system ways of targeting chord tones as your progression changes while staying in the key scale. This is a very powerful tutorial and how you are able to tie them all together was awesome and mind-blowing. Very cool and useful and I am still in the minor league....but watching this video from you Brian brought a whole new level of my thinkings and playing abilities. Please continue to make this kind of videos and sharing to the world Brian.
CHORD TONE TARGETING…can’t stress enough.
Thank you again. Your videos are showing me why I have been having such difficulty progressing my playing. Great job!!!
Brian ..
I love ya bro 😎
You are seriously doing God's work here on earth by sharing the gift of music. Not only are you a talented musician but you are also a GREAT teacher.
Thank you 🌟🌟🌟🌟8
Much appreciated Mike! Thanks man 😁😁😁
Dude, your explaining is so super cool! I am not a native speaker, but i even learn so much from your lessons. So great 😊👍
Brian's combination of clear, to the point explanations and visual aids are why I like his lessons. With the visual aids, we can concentrate on the ideas he is trying to present instead of constantly rewinding to figure out which fingers are on what frets, like many other YT lessons. On Guitar Zombie, you can see how he has organized the whole site - he has taken the perspective of a new learner and constructed a road map with all the steps in order to become a competent player. You don't see that on many sites, they skip around and there is no order. I have had quite a few breakthrough moments where I finally understood something I was struggling with on Guitar Zombie
Nice..clean job,spot on as always.😍
Really terrific lesson Brian. And your Zombie deal is a terrific value that will help so many. Nice work.
Thanks Tom! 😀
Excellent lesson Brian. Thank you!
Just found you, VERY impressed with your teaching style. You make it so easy to understand. SUBSCRIBED. I binged all night and all this morning.
Hey thanks for binging my channel! Glad you're liking the vids 😁🎸
This is brilliant, Brian!
Thank you so much for such great lessons!
Great lesson! Very clear guidance on CAGED use, thanks. Lots to practice!!
Fantastic lesson Brian.. thank you!!!
You are the best, Brian. What a good explanation!
Awesome… thx for clarification…
Fantastic lesson Brian thankyou 👏
🌕 the more I learn about the guitar the more I learn about what I don’t know. Thanks Brian for bringing the dark into the light..🤙
I learnt more from this guy than anyone on the internet. No BS just actually teaches you guitar nothing more nothing less
Brilliant lesson Brian . There's hope for me yet !
Excellent explanation. Even as a novice player (which I am) I appreciate the way your instructions come across. Thanks!
Another great lesson Brian.. thanks again for your explanation, really helps..
Here on 2/22/22 with Pluto in return, I thought I'd get hit in the face with an asteroid. Turns out I was hit in the face with another brilliant video.
Haha awesome!! 🎸
Brian is an anomaly. He’s the best YT guitar teacher out there but has less than 150k subscribers. It’s cool knowing we all have found a diamond in the rough but also tragic. Like knowing any great artist who’s work goes unrecognized.
Thanks Joe! I appreciate that 😃
I look at CAGED as a collection of octave patterns, like buoys or navigation markers. Sure, you can put any chord type around them. If you're only playing a single root note in a chord, the direction of your fingers will show the next octave root note. That's how you'll know which shape it is.
Nice lesson, thanks
Whoopee ,brilliant finally getting somewhere ,,, thanks...
What I really got from the caged system is all the different little triads from each shape,and arpeggios
Great lesson
Absolute "A-Ha" moment for me, Brian!! Thank you!!
Hi Brian . Wrong , The magic is in your lessons you have the ability to make this mine field totally understandable. Thanks Glyn.
Thank you Glyn! Much appreciated 😀
Hello sir ! Loved your explanation 🙏 Is there any tip to switch between the chords quicker , takes me 1 sec to go to the next chord and that messes up my rhythm. Thanks again sir !
Anyone who wants to learn how play their own music and be more expressive...you will not find a better teacher than Brian Kelly. Top, top notch 👍
Thanks Andrew! 😁
@Brian Kelly just stating facts mate. Hope you're keeping well 👍
Hey man you inspired our Bands music helping me become better with my Rythmn guitar and licks!
Great lesson nice Thanks 🎸😄👍
Thank you for sharing your video 💙👍
thank you for a deeper understanding of many things you explain first the chord targeting tone shapes of chords general music theory and the what is the purpose of scale and chords in the progression system it will take time but complex things and confusion had been clear big b[g thanks ive save it try to familiarize have a nice day Engineer Bryan 😃
Thank you Bro, This lesson helps me a lot!
Legend!! Thank you!
Again, brilliant lesson. Much of ones frustration boils down to not actually knowing the fretboard "in time" to whatever on is trying to play along to. I can find every not on the fretboard but when the chords are changing it can be confusing even if you realise that often chords share notes. Getting familiar with the caged system will teach the fretboard by teaching chord spelling by shape. Anyway just a thought.
Exactly...keeping up with the chord changes isn't easy. That's why this type of approach (ruclips.net/video/ReP6l4-C4xc/видео.html) will be much easier for most people than trying to spot entire CAGED shapes 😁
When Brian breaks out the claw hand, you need to pay attention. He's serious! 😃
When I found you, it was like stumbling onto a goldmine!
Haha the problem here is that millions of people think that they already understand the CAGED system, when they actually have no clue...but because they think they know it already, they won't watch this video. Therefore as much as I try to get this point across, the majority of people will never hear it 😿
@@zombieguitar I know what you mean. You're doing all you can do. The rest is up to the student.
@@Will-sh8kl it's actually a matter of getting the information in front of their eyes so they can then decide to listen or not. In a world where millions of people think that they "already know this CAGED stuff, so no need to click"... it's hard to battle the avalanche of misinformation.
The solution is clickbait-y titles and thumbnails. I just haven't found the exact title/thumbnail combination to use that will get the traction that I'm looking for.
Making the family dinner then having this video for dessert my friend...lol.. thank you man...
Many many thanks
despite all my rage, i am still just a rat in a caged system
Thank you so much you are a very good teacher and I really appreciate all the effort you put into this , you are helping me become the better guitar player i always wanted to be.
It would be nice to have full fledged examples of applications to musical ideas using these concepts, maybe incorporating chords and melody lines to reallly get a groove and feeling , i think feeling is so important part of playing , you know when it feels good its fun and its gotta be good, you know like slowing bending that 14fret G string to the 15 B string. Full sustain. But like real musical ideas the pros would make, not just am. C G D. Anyway I know you understand what i am trying to say, keep on rocking the frer world man !!
Very very good video, but if i want to find the chord tone in Amajor in 12 fret using Amajor position chord , what pattern do i use? i can see it in Cmajor position, i dont know if i make sense , thank you anyway for your videos
Question maybe for future video, augmented, diminished minor major etc etc etc. to climb in pitch from A thru B, what all fits between in order of a ending pitch? It has to be more than just “A#” with all these chord tweaks.
Check out my lessons on diminished chords. They fit into those "spaces" very nicely. I have been planning on revisiting that topic again 😁
Is one of your tattoos a picture of the CAGED pattern? Is it near your Circle of 5ths tattoo? Someone should tell Alex Lifeson about that.
Ha no CAGED patterns have been tattooed on me 🤣
Random question , Brian (or if anyone knows). When you are doing an arpeggio, such as a Major add 9 arpeggio, I see that at least on the diagram I saw that the order of notes in ascending is 1-3-5-9. Can you do it in this order: 1-2-3-5? Does that change it or diminish its effect when it comes to the harmony? Thanks in advance!
Yes, you can do it like that. "Add9" implies that the 3rd is present. "Sus" means that there isn't a 3rd. So yes a 1 - 2 - 3 - 5 arpeggio run would still count as an add9 arpeggio 😁
Nice!!
Question: So, do all other notes in the scale pattern get treated as "passing" tones? Can (Should) I use the other notes, or do I need to know which notes in the scale SHOULDNT be used? As you say, playing in the scale is always going to sound "OK" but some notes sound more "OK" than others, should we focus on NOT using some notes in the scale? as well as focusing on notes that lead INTO chord tones? Because, that makes it a bit more difficult and cerebral... (i.e. What do I use to GET to the chord tone)
Yes the scale is the "path", and the chord tones are the "destination" 😀
Zombies are brain dead, you, my friend, are not! So many good lessons, thank you
Message to everyone:
I bought the full Zombie Guitar membership last year. Amazing value for money and a total game changer compared to where I was beforehand. Try it. Your life will be the better for it.
Thank you Mike! I really appreciate that. I'm glad to hear that the site is helping for you 😀
IMO...this video affirmed Brian Kelly as being in the "big leagues" of ytube guitar teachers and folks the air is thin up there.
Love this guy. Save the kittens!
They must be saved!!
Hey Brian love this lesson
So playing the arpeggios over chord changes is the answer ?
So in that case learning common/ popular chord changes up and down the neck in caged positions
Would be really useful ??
Are there chord changes that and very common ? ❤
You don't necessarily have to arpeggiate each and every chord, but paying attention to the underlying chords as opposed to just the overall key is what makes the difference. Start out by practicing over common chord progressions such as I V vi IV or vi V IV 😀
@@zombieguitar
Thanks Brian brilliant any Suggested. Lessons
@@lukather1 yup, this one 😁www.zombieguitar.com/blog/practical-ear-training
Great video…how do I know when to use the 7th, 9th extended chords? Just when I want a different sound? It’s still in the same key?
Here ya go: ruclips.net/video/qf-aVkLGdG4/видео.html
How does chord tone targeting differ from arpeggiating the chord?
Same thing...it's all "layer 2" 😁
Great guitar tips aside.... it occurred to me yesterday you have Adam Sandler's voice!
Great lesson. The progression is reminiscent of John Frusciante.
Chord tones chord tones chord tones chord tones - target them. Got it. HOWEVER, to create a certain unexpected 'colour' or emotional feel, you MAY want to target a 9th or a 6th or a 7th while this could mean your soloing doesn't remain predictable and/or cheesy. Right?
I wrote another comment asking for your input on a song I wrote but it was a spotify link and it appears RUclips don't allow such.
He is laying the foundation here. Of course the next step is adding in the other scale notes. He does a very good job of methodically explaining. The other scale tones are beyond the scope of this lesson
@@robindavis726 I know that Robin. I wasn't being critical.
@Mark Welsh wherever your ear guides you will be the right thing to do...triad tones will typically be the strongest tones though. Therefore it's a good idea to always be aware of where they are!
Cool
keep thinking of the first episode of Monkey where he thinks he has travelled to the five pillars at the edge of the universe, but it is really just the fingers of the Buddha's hand, which he can never escape (giving away my age). ruclips.net/video/4DRpYOHxEzA/видео.html
Hey Brian I haven't seen the new Schecter at all, what's the latest with that?
I play it all the time, but I keep it in D standard tuning...I'm too lazy to tune it back up for making vids, so I just use my LP 🤣
When you do the 7th using then chords at 18:23 Am7 do I only have to lower one 1 to a flat 7 or all the 1’s
You just need to get the 1, b3, 5 and b7 in there...one instance of each is fine. You can also drop the root and/or 5th if necessary (usually applies to extended chords though) 😁
Is that a new tattoo?
Great content I noticed u had other videos on the caged system should I start with this lesson or would u suggest another I’m an intermediate guitarist cheers
The lesson that I linked to in this video is a great one to start!