@@TheKarvarousku : Nicee! Unfortunately I read another comment already that gave it away. I was personally confused by the lack of -censored.- My bad for making the initial assumption it was a -censored- of the words. So I got to learn something new, and reaffirm the fact that assumptions although sometimes necessary as a starting point, can often lead one far astray if not staying open to other avenues of thought.
Only someone with an interest in problem solving knowledge and persistence (and maybe a bit of luck) could figure that out. Such a person would make a great student and should buy your course Complete Chord Mastery.
Building chords from intervals and now (after studying your "learn all the notes on the fretboard") somewhat from note names (I default to intervals) just makes practical sense. Learn how chords are built and then build your own.
I don't understand why you don't have at least a million subscribers. You speak perfect English and have one of the best and comprehensive theory stuff on RUclips.
@@MusicTheoryForGuitar I think people are more into stupid politics, violence, flat earth and other useless stuff. We, friends of Signore Tommaso, are in a much healthier environment 😉😉
HEHEHE, you are not wrong there! Though I would argue that there are a lot of "music theory flat earthers" around too, but let's not start a flame war, should we? ;-)
@@ryan_millard I'd argue that many people are taught "how " to play the guitar without the teachers going into music theory. Either cause they, the teachers, don't know any music theory or they just can't explain it nearly as well as Tommy 🙂
Speaking of what "sounds good", I'm in love with sliding from 12th fret, on either Low E or A, to the 11th fret. I think it's like a cherry on top of the E pentatonic scale. ...I know I'm dumb... Whatever... My mommy says I'm special. XD Good video. Thanks.
I think you have one already but please share how to memorize the notes on the board! It's like I"m stupid and just can't retain any of it! frustrating!
Here is a tip from when I first learned them: in C Major/A minor, the only notes a half step (one fret) away from each other are B, C and E, F. All of the other notes are a whole step apart (with one fret between them not being played).
Want to buy your course then. I’m not sure if this is subscription or buy once forever but with one live session with you, can you please explain more ? Greets
Pls do give option like we can purchase and download the videos ... enable us to purchase with ease...otherwise so much of difficulty to some regions where lack of net accessibility...
Yes, you can do that too, and in drop 3 too. I just find triads (or 3-notes subsets of 7th chords) more practical in real life and easier to study. But definitely, a complete guitarist knows the tetrads too.
Then it's likely you don't know the notes on the fretboard yet. I suggest starting there, unless you don't know the steps of the Major scale yet either. If so, this may help (I'll just copy/paste my comment from another thread here).. _Here is a tip from when I first learned them: in C Major/A minor, the only notes a half step (one fret) away from each other are B, C and E, F. All of the other notes are a whole step apart (with one fret between them not being played)._
I am disconcerted by the cuts to the guy watching and nodding. Why is he there man?🤔 (not that it matters at all, it's just freaking me out a little bit)
Today's secret message 1:00 comes encrypted in ROT13. 2:00 Congratulations if you figured it out! 3:00 You have demonstrated interest in problem solving, 4:00 knowledge and persistence. 5:00 (and maybe a bit of luck). 6:00 These are all qualities that would make you 7:00 a great student of music theory... 8:00 So buy my course Complete Chord Mastery :-)
@@pnowak2 : So "ROT13" was the clue? I haven't yet read the description, and was trying to puzzle it all out and thoroughly confused by the lack of vowels. I guess that serves me right for assuming it was a jumbling of the words. At least I still learned a couple of things. lols
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Let's see who can figure out the chapters titles this time... MUAHAHA.
I love the number 13
Pure evol 😈😅good video. I learnt something new.
Easy; the EBG13 gave it away.
@@TheKarvarousku : Nicee! Unfortunately I read another comment already that gave it away. I was personally confused by the lack of -censored.- My bad for making the initial assumption it was a -censored- of the words. So I got to learn something new, and reaffirm the fact that assumptions although sometimes necessary as a starting point, can often lead one far astray if not staying open to other avenues of thought.
Only someone with an interest in problem solving knowledge and persistence (and maybe a bit of luck) could figure that out. Such a person would make a great student and should buy your course Complete Chord Mastery.
Building chords from intervals and now (after studying your "learn all the notes on the fretboard") somewhat from note names (I default to intervals) just makes practical sense. Learn how chords are built and then build your own.
I don't understand why you don't have at least a million subscribers. You speak perfect English and have one of the best and comprehensive theory stuff on RUclips.
I don't know :-) Maybe I am doing something wrong with the YT algorithm? Any suggestion welcome ;-)
@@MusicTheoryForGuitar I think people are more into stupid politics, violence, flat earth and other useless stuff.
We, friends of Signore Tommaso, are in a much healthier environment 😉😉
HEHEHE, you are not wrong there! Though I would argue that there are a lot of "music theory flat earthers" around too, but let's not start a flame war, should we? ;-)
Guitarists are afraid of music theory.
@@ryan_millard I'd argue that many people are taught "how " to play the guitar without the teachers going into music theory. Either cause they, the teachers, don't know any music theory or they just can't explain it nearly as well as Tommy 🙂
That's the way I learn Sir..Constructing chords and figuring out shapes and practice them..Thanx a lot Sir for your intuitive guitar lessons..
This is why I like to go back and make sure label the intervals of the things we already know instead of relying on "blind" shapes and patterns.
Speaking of what "sounds good", I'm in love with sliding from 12th fret, on either Low E or A, to the 11th fret. I think it's like a cherry on top of the E pentatonic scale. ...I know I'm dumb... Whatever... My mommy says I'm special. XD
Good video. Thanks.
Excellent video. Most excellent.
LIKE BUTTON (👍) smashed! 🤜🤛
I think you have one already but please share how to memorize the notes on the board! It's like I"m stupid and just can't retain any of it! frustrating!
Here it is: ruclips.net/video/PJddQ6Q0UDo/видео.html
Here is a tip from when I first learned them: in C Major/A minor, the only notes a half step (one fret) away from each other are B, C and E, F. All of the other notes are a whole step apart (with one fret between them not being played).
You are the super best!
Want to buy your course then. I’m not sure if this is subscription or buy once forever but with one live session with you, can you please explain more ? Greets
For all course questions, please write me at tommaso@musictheoryforguitar.com (it's impossible to follow these conversations on YT!)
Pls do give option like we can purchase and download the videos ... enable us to purchase with ease...otherwise so much of difficulty to some regions where lack of net accessibility...
Great!
I know that same study, but with tetrads, as drop 2 families. It's very interesting
Yes, you can do that too, and in drop 3 too. I just find triads (or 3-notes subsets of 7th chords) more practical in real life and easier to study. But definitely, a complete guitarist knows the tetrads too.
@@MusicTheoryForGuitar Yes! I'm already studying your material with triads right now! ❤️❤️
@@MusicTheoryForGuitar Eeerrr... In lesson 7 of Complete Chord Mastery you promised you wouldn't use the word "tetrad" ever again. Boom! Busted!
@zolibxl oh, ack, you got me here! :-))
@@zolibxl hahaha 😂😂 what's wrong with tetrads?
Learn in what way? Im utterly confused.
Tomaso,
Did Guitar George REALLY know all the chords?
...and Harry REALLY didn't mind if he didn't make the scene?
@@MusicTheoryForGuitar maybe George wrote one of those chord books.
@@d.l.loonabide9981 Who knows? But I like to think he had more sense than that ;-)
This is a lesson not a performance WHY the wammy bar after each chord? Great lesson btw 😉
I like your beard by the way 👍
I didn't get any of that 🥴
Then it's likely you don't know the notes on the fretboard yet. I suggest starting there, unless you don't know the steps of the Major scale yet either. If so, this may help (I'll just copy/paste my comment from another thread here)..
_Here is a tip from when I first learned them: in C Major/A minor, the only notes a half step (one fret) away from each other are B, C and E, F. All of the other notes are a whole step apart (with one fret between them not being played)._
I am disconcerted by the cuts to the guy watching and nodding. Why is he there man?🤔 (not that it matters at all, it's just freaking me out a little bit)
Zoom does strange things with the camera.
@@MusicTheoryForGuitar He must have made some kind of noise, and Zoom thought he was going to say something.
Oh, btw.. what's with the Titles? "naq znlor n ovg" "pbzrf raperlc va" I know you are good at this, but are you really from an alien planet.. LOL: j/k
HEHEHE it's a little coded message... but there is a hint in the description ;-)
Today's secret message
1:00 comes encrypted in ROT13.
2:00 Congratulations if you figured it out!
3:00 You have demonstrated interest in problem solving,
4:00 knowledge and persistence.
5:00 (and maybe a bit of luck).
6:00 These are all qualities that would make you
7:00 a great student of music theory...
8:00 So buy my course Complete Chord Mastery :-)
@@MusicTheoryForGuitar Oh, I didn't see the hint.
@@pnowak2 : So "ROT13" was the clue? I haven't yet read the description, and was trying to puzzle it all out and thoroughly confused by the lack of vowels.
I guess that serves me right for assuming it was a jumbling of the words.
At least I still learned a couple of things. lols
@@aylbdrmadison1051 rot-13 replaces a letter with the 13th letter after it in the alphabet, nice marketing try @MusicTheoryForGuitar haha
Practice real life!