What helped me a lot was learning a bunch of triad patterns (I mean, just playing three notes) - not just the patterns, but the which is the first, third, fifth etc. That "aha" moment when you can visualize exactly which notes chords have in common or which are just a semitone away etc will change your playing. chords, inversions and also open voices , voice leading etc. Sound like scary music theory, but its isn't really.
I'm starting to get more and more into triads and inversions. Now it almost feels like strumming those basic chord patterns sounds so dull. I think Paul might have a video about it. I think most rock/pop songs actually use mostly triads and some added notes, doubled notes are just unnecessary. It opens so much more stuff about playing. And like you said, it's not that hard.
@@reneeschke Try this for example. Also Paul's videos about Frusciante, Hendrix and Mayer have some stuff about triads. Of course you can just google the patterns also. ruclips.net/video/-XJXbxTMkUQ/видео.html
Triads are heaven! I'm just getting through that "aha" moment and I already created a kind of Joe Pass/Wes Montgomery chord progression and I just love it!
I've been doing this as well, making my own triads out of different positions on the neck using just 3 strings. I have the major scale and all notes across first 12 frets written down for quick reference.
Thanks, Paul. Many “musicians” don’t appreciate the richness of the slash chords and rely upon the base player to direct the chord progression. Realizing the beauty the slash chord is an “a-ha” moment for many guitarists. The challenge is to subvert the tendency for laziness.
Heyy 🖐🏻If you want to see the king of slash chords/chromatic line on the song, check out guitar play along Stone temple pilots-Plush and İnterstate love song and Trippin on a paper heart and Years.. This band uses unbelieveable complex jazz harmony in the rock songs..
Hi,please Confess Jesus As Lord with your mouth And Believe He Died And That God Rose Him From The Dead,turn away from swearing, using God's Name in vain, decieving, Praying to statues,Mary,Saints,Angels...,lying,over eating,magic,selfish ambitions, laziness, working On Saturdays(starting friday night by our time)pride,lust,hate,gossip,cigars,drugs,video games,movies,anime,idolatry(obssesions,un healthy connections to something,someone,addictions..) and that kind of stuff, Be Baptised, Dedicate yourself To God Fully,Obey Him (There Is More Than 10 Commandments) And Trust In Him And Jesus
@@lb7625 Thank you for the encouragement. I’m already saved by God’s Son, Jesus, The Messiah. I encourage everyone to hear ,repent, confess, be baptized (immersed in water, for the removal of sins and receiving the gift of the Holy Spirit), and continue to follow the life of a Christian; looking to the New Testament of the Bible for guidance for this life and how to prepare for the next.
@Robbi Rose Have some patience dude.. you don't have to start a civil war about it.. its all a comment's jungle, and you're welcome.. treat it like a paradise city.. or else you might end up covering a Bob Dylan song about a door in the sky that has no doorbells..
Hi,please Confess Jesus As Lord with your mouth And Believe He Died And That God Rose Him From The Dead,turn away from swearing, using God's Name in vain, decieving, Praying to statues,Mary,Saints,Angels...,lying,over eating,magic,selfish ambitions, laziness, working On Saturdays(starting friday night by our time)pride,lust,hate,gossip,cigars,drugs,video games,movies,anime,idolatry(obssesions,un healthy connections to something,someone,addictions..) and that kind of stuff, Be Baptised, Dedicate yourself To God Fully,Obey Him (There Is More Than 10 Commandments) And Trust In Him And Jesus
Paul- I'm a self-taught 62 year old guitar player. I'm embarrassed that I never asked anyone how to play slash chords when I saw them on music. I would just ignore the slash and play them as the standard chord. Thank you for showing me what they are and how they can be notated. It makes so much sense! Of course, now I will need to relearn a bunch of songs where I just ignored the slash "denominator".
Hi,please Confess Jesus As Lord with your mouth And Believe He Died And That God Rose Him From The Dead,turn away from swearing, using God's Name in vain, decieving, Praying to statues,Mary,Saints,Angels...,lying,over eating,magic,selfish ambitions, laziness, working On Saturdays(starting friday night by our time)pride,lust,hate,gossip,cigars,drugs,video games,movies,anime,idolatry(obssesions,un healthy connections to something,someone,addictions..) and that kind of stuff, Be Baptised, Dedicate yourself To God Fully,Obey Him (There Is More Than 10 Commandments) And Trust In Him And Jesus
This is a great lesson. Your stuff is usually over my head because I don’t do jazz or blues, but this explains perfectly how I’ve been writing songs, and I didn’t know there was a name for it.
After watching the Paul Davids 10 guitarists play over backing track, I wanted to learn how to play the backing track. When I looked up the tabs, it turns out it uses lots of these slash chords so I looked up Paul David’s slash chord lesson and lo and behold, this is pretty much the backing track!!! Lol.
honestly I've been learning so much with Paul Davids it's crazy, I picked up the guitar a year ago and I gotta say he is the only youtuber that teaches me absolutely priceless stuff, everyday I study and practice along with one of his videos, he is an amazing teacher, props to him, he deserves every single one of his subs and should have way more in my opinion, thank you Paul
Hey, If you want to see the king of slash chords/chromatic line on the song, check out guitar play along Stone temple pilots-Plush and İnterstate love song and Trippin on a paper heart and Years.. This band uses unbelieveable complex jazz harmony in the rock songs..
Hey, I'm a teacher who's had to move a lot of his classes online. I play guitar as a hobby, and watch these not only to learn more about playing, but also about teaching. I focus in on the structure of your lessons and small ways you edit the videos to make them digestible. They make for a good example of quality online lessons. I also think back to how many takes I have to do in order to keep a conversational tone in my lessons, and imagine these must take you ages to record. Thank you so much for posting these!
A word on the editing style: I'm really digging the lighting changes when the key concepts appear written on screen. They focus the information to the name of the concept and keeps the viewer focused!
Great explanation! There could have been a method 6 as well - staying on the same base - as in G - D/G - C/G - D/G for example. Adds great character to many songs :)
Slash Chords are definitely interesting. I like the idea of adding inversions and different basslines into the mix, I think it's really cool to making guitar a solo instrument if you want to!
bro you're honestly one of the best persons i've seen in my life. thank u for helping so many people in such a beautiful way..ur videos are satisfying and quality content bro... im in debt bro.. Thank You So Much
You're such a good teacher, you know how to simplify things for mortals like me and it's so fun learning with you. Greetings from Paraguay, south america!
I was racking my brain trying to figure out what you were playing in Method 3. SO FAMILIAR! When you "inverted" the top end, or rather "UN-inverted" the highest note in each chord.. I had a eureka moment. Duh! It's Stairway! Very cool way to play with expectation, and show off that musical concept. Way to captivate an audience
Dude I love the practical style of teaching your doing, this is amazing! Especially the part where you explained how simple it is to look at chords by slashing them rather than making them extra confusing like in the Beatles example. Good stuff
Hello, I am French and with my little English I understand everything because you are very clear. I like your enthusiasm and the passion for harmony in all your tutorials. thank you very much
Another fabulously interesting and masterfully delivered, but way beyond my skills at the moment. I'll stick to my basic chord progressions and then book mark this for two or three years down the line . Seriously, very interesting and you make this so easy to understand.
Honestly this video might’ve taught me the more In this amount of time than anything else I’ve watched. It seems pretty simple but for some reason just now opening my eyes to this stuff I think.
Good job, Paul. I’ve been playing 25+ years and have never really given much thought to how things are connected on the fret board. But you make it seem interesting and exciting. Love it.
You can also use a slash chord as a dominant sound. See "Easy" by The Commoders. Using the bass note of the 5 chord (eb) over the IV chord (db), so Db/eb, gives a great tension when resolved to the 1 chord.
I've been playing guitar for 15 years. Took several years of music theory. And this is the first time the chord nomenclature has made sense. Idk how I never made that connection before. Idk if it's just because I just memorized chords so young and never thought about it again after that
Well, I have been playing guitar for fifty years (self-taught without any practice discipline) and found this video and dominant second video enlightening. While most RUclipsrs seem to concentrate on lead guitar, power chords and pentatonic variations Paul shows a path for understanding how chords relate to each other and to melody. I am a singer/songwriter and this opens up things for me in ways I am excited to explore.
@GuitarMusic I knew he was good, but when I saw him play with BB King, that to me said it all. You know those old time blues guys don't let anyone share the stage with them
Thank you Paul, I've been watching your videos for bout a year now and you've helped me increase my knowledge considerably. You should do a video called "Don't forget about the pinky finger.
*You have a very good videos, nice editions, good angles of the camera, clearly voice, nice video resolution, I even think that I should pay for watching your videos, such an awesome job sir* 🤘
As you discussed While My Guitar... and the Am/G, Am/F#, Am/F I wondered why you weren't grabbing the bass note with your thumb instead of alternating the position of the Am chord. Using your pinky for G bass and using the thumb for the F# and F makes more sense to me.
Wow!! It is the first time that I understand a video in English without a doubt !! For this reason I also want to say that I entered the video because I understood that it was about the chords used by the guitarist slash !! But it doesn't matter, the video has been totally enlightening, interesting, well explained and I'm going to put it into practice right now !! Thank you very much!!
@@PaulDavids haha yes sir! Also hey you're pretty close to 2m, good luck! Always loved your content, Paul! But still, my ears catch it when the video doesn't start with "I'm Paul Davids" because I spent that much time watching you heheh
Those chords, "Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You", Love that descending bass. Don't know if I'm in copywrite problems but I love playing it and I'm happy that you explained it so well.
Explicit and easy to understand! I love how you use repetitions to hammer the technique home! Average guitarists suddenly sound far more professional following these descending bass lines.... You are a GEM Paul!
AKA Inversions. Also, my brother (who learnt guitar by himself) thought the slash meant you could play EITHER the G chord or the B chord. He may still think this, and he thinks I'm wrong when I explained this to him. I'm gonna show him this video now.
6:28 this is the one of the best intros from the legendary ledZep song.. btw i just subscribe my wifes acc paul 🤫😁 its been 2yrs since i followed you .from old ,to your new studio.loving from Phillipines
I absolutely agree! While not wishing to ever disappear into a realm of jazz chordage, root/fifth/root/third chords are just asking for a bit added colour from (shock horror) other notes! It's like discovering The Beatles after only ever listening to metal.
Being a brass player (mostly trombone) and using guitar for song writing these is the way I hear chord changes. I had to learn the chords to go along with the moving lines in my head
I was just about to finish Module 3 of your intermediate course, and now I am enticed to spend the week on slash chords! delicious. The material is never ending and of an irresistible quality. Thanks Paul.
Your videos are amazing. I've always learned something new. Your tempo is perfect for me. I sometimes stoped the video to get it but I'm looking forward for more these videos. Thumbs up
I can't recall the last instruction vid Paul made that I didn't like. Damn! that's right, boatloads of songs use the descending bass lines! D/B is so sweet! Love it
I came upon these chromatic runs by accident without knowing what they are called. I use them whenever I can by figuring which chords work together. They make a song so much more interesting.
What I love the most about your channel (besides the useful content) are all the details: the sound, the colors, the camera angles, even the font you use in the letters... everything is so fresh and professional, and that means a lot of dedication/time involved in every video. Congrats Paul!
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It excites me to see how many people expected and wanted a video about power chords 😄
Yes, please! :D
Do it!!!
Damn right! Haha
Please...please...please...make a video about power chords
Is a video about power chords gonna last more than 5 seconds?
Sometimes we don't really appreciate how much this guy actually knows and the way he simplifies it
Well, i'm in awe everytime.
agree
Sometimes YOU don't appreciate how much this guy actually knows... The Glitter Movement finds it remarkably evident which is why we remain subscribed.
@@TheGlitterMovement hey what the f is your channel about?
Some people pay for advice as amazing as his content
"Please don't make a joke about Slash" - Hundreds of people stopped typing mid sentence.
Slash got 'em
But comments are good for the youtube algorithm
Ohhhh ohhhhh sweet chord of miiiine
Dammit
yeah but then he snuck stairway to heaven in there. I think that is a bigger sin playing the forbbiden song.
What helped me a lot was learning a bunch of triad patterns (I mean, just playing three notes) - not just the patterns, but the which is the first, third, fifth etc. That "aha" moment when you can visualize exactly which notes chords have in common or which are just a semitone away etc will change your playing. chords, inversions and also open voices , voice leading etc. Sound like scary music theory, but its isn't really.
I'm starting to get more and more into triads and inversions. Now it almost feels like strumming those basic chord patterns sounds so dull. I think Paul might have a video about it. I think most rock/pop songs actually use mostly triads and some added notes, doubled notes are just unnecessary. It opens so much more stuff about playing. And like you said, it's not that hard.
Any examples for these triad patterns?
@@reneeschke Try this for example. Also Paul's videos about Frusciante, Hendrix and Mayer have some stuff about triads. Of course you can just google the patterns also. ruclips.net/video/-XJXbxTMkUQ/видео.html
Triads are heaven! I'm just getting through that "aha" moment and I already created a kind of Joe Pass/Wes Montgomery chord progression and I just love it!
I've been doing this as well, making my own triads out of different positions on the neck using just 3 strings. I have the major scale and all notes across first 12 frets written down for quick reference.
0:26 Anyone else actually thought this would actually be a Slash chord compilation? (the musician)
That would be a weird video
hahhahahs
@@PaulDavids WANT ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@PaulDavids Weird? Now I want to see It o.o
@@PaulDavids Ok, but a "Johnny Marr Chords" video would not be weird at all.
Thanks, Paul. Many “musicians” don’t appreciate the richness of the slash chords and rely upon the base player to direct the chord progression. Realizing the beauty the slash chord is an “a-ha” moment for many guitarists. The challenge is to subvert the tendency for laziness.
J Needels Yes indeed. I was underestimating how good it makes a part sounds so fuller and richer. It makes me want to experiment more.
Heyy 🖐🏻If you want to see the king of slash chords/chromatic line on the song, check out guitar play along Stone temple pilots-Plush and İnterstate love song and Trippin on a paper heart and Years.. This band uses unbelieveable complex jazz harmony in the rock songs..
Hi,please Confess Jesus As Lord with your mouth And Believe He Died And That God Rose Him From The Dead,turn away from swearing, using God's Name in vain, decieving, Praying to statues,Mary,Saints,Angels...,lying,over eating,magic,selfish ambitions, laziness, working On Saturdays(starting friday night by our time)pride,lust,hate,gossip,cigars,drugs,video games,movies,anime,idolatry(obssesions,un healthy connections to something,someone,addictions..) and that kind of stuff, Be Baptised, Dedicate yourself To God Fully,Obey Him (There Is More Than 10 Commandments) And Trust In Him And Jesus
@@lb7625 Thank you for the encouragement. I’m already saved by God’s Son, Jesus, The Messiah. I encourage everyone to hear ,repent, confess, be baptized (immersed in water, for the removal of sins and receiving the gift of the Holy Spirit), and continue to follow the life of a Christian; looking to the New Testament of the Bible for guidance for this life and how to prepare for the next.
I was just writing a slash joke and you caught me in the act in the video. I've never felt so humiliated before
After being on RUclips for so long you just know what folks are gonna comment about. Often people are more predictable then they think 😏
@Robbi Rose Its so easy to make that joke
@Robbi Rose Have some patience dude.. you don't have to start a civil war about it.. its all a comment's jungle, and you're welcome.. treat it like a paradise city.. or else you might end up covering a Bob Dylan song about a door in the sky that has no doorbells..
Hi,please Confess Jesus As Lord with your mouth And Believe He Died And That God Rose Him From The Dead,turn away from swearing, using God's Name in vain, decieving, Praying to statues,Mary,Saints,Angels...,lying,over eating,magic,selfish ambitions, laziness, working On Saturdays(starting friday night by our time)pride,lust,hate,gossip,cigars,drugs,video games,movies,anime,idolatry(obssesions,un healthy connections to something,someone,addictions..) and that kind of stuff, Be Baptised, Dedicate yourself To God Fully,Obey Him (There Is More Than 10 Commandments) And Trust In Him And Jesus
Paul- I'm a self-taught 62 year old guitar player. I'm embarrassed that I never asked anyone how to play slash chords when I saw them on music. I would just ignore the slash and play them as the standard chord. Thank you for showing me what they are and how they can be notated. It makes so much sense! Of course, now I will need to relearn a bunch of songs where I just ignored the slash "denominator".
This guy and Rick Beato are the best music teachers on RUclips....
Hi,please Confess Jesus As Lord with your mouth And Believe He Died And That God Rose Him From The Dead,turn away from swearing, using God's Name in vain, decieving, Praying to statues,Mary,Saints,Angels...,lying,over eating,magic,selfish ambitions, laziness, working On Saturdays(starting friday night by our time)pride,lust,hate,gossip,cigars,drugs,video games,movies,anime,idolatry(obssesions,un healthy connections to something,someone,addictions..) and that kind of stuff, Be Baptised, Dedicate yourself To God Fully,Obey Him (There Is More Than 10 Commandments) And Trust In Him And Jesus
@@lb7625 i know Rick Beato has many disciples, but you think he's Jesus?
That background is a work of art
Thanks for telling almost right away that it's not about Slash the guitarist. But I'm still listening!
This is a great lesson. Your stuff is usually over my head because I don’t do jazz or blues, but this explains perfectly how I’ve been writing songs, and I didn’t know there was a name for it.
After watching the Paul Davids 10 guitarists play over backing track, I wanted to learn how to play the backing track. When I looked up the tabs, it turns out it uses lots of these slash chords so I looked up Paul David’s slash chord lesson and lo and behold, this is pretty much the backing track!!! Lol.
Paul is slowly turning me into an intermediate player and I’m just grateful that this content is free
Don't forget you deserve some credit too, keep learning keep practicing!
honestly I've been learning so much with Paul Davids it's crazy, I picked up the guitar a year ago and I gotta say he is the only youtuber that teaches me absolutely priceless stuff, everyday I study and practice along with one of his videos, he is an amazing teacher, props to him, he deserves every single one of his subs and should have way more in my opinion, thank you Paul
Perfect timing, was learning Shine On You Crazy Diamond which has a lot of slash chords!
Hey, If you want to see the king of slash chords/chromatic line on the song, check out guitar play along Stone temple pilots-Plush and İnterstate love song and Trippin on a paper heart and Years.. This band uses unbelieveable complex jazz harmony in the rock songs..
@@gokberkmusic6865 nice! Thanks for the suggestion!
Hey, I'm a teacher who's had to move a lot of his classes online. I play guitar as a hobby, and watch these not only to learn more about playing, but also about teaching. I focus in on the structure of your lessons and small ways you edit the videos to make them digestible. They make for a good example of quality online lessons. I also think back to how many takes I have to do in order to keep a conversational tone in my lessons, and imagine these must take you ages to record.
Thank you so much for posting these!
A word on the editing style: I'm really digging the lighting changes when the key concepts appear written on screen. They focus the information to the name of the concept and keeps the viewer focused!
This guy is a great guitarist and teacher, but he could also be a legit filmmaker....
Great explanation! There could have been a method 6 as well - staying on the same base - as in G - D/G - C/G - D/G for example. Adds great character to many songs :)
That clap at 0:49 was hands-down one of the nicest ever recorded. Well done.
Slash Chords are definitely interesting. I like the idea of adding inversions and different basslines into the mix, I think it's really cool to making guitar a solo instrument if you want to!
Paul, I don't know how much you know, but I'm convinced you know more than what it takes to make one a super star out of nothing. Thanks
I actually thought of GNR Slash kind of chords LOL.
So did I...
Oi! Paul said no! 😜
Same
Same, but what would that be? Just power chords?
Me too xD so disapointed
Im a morrocain guy , im confused watching peoples explaining about guitare lessons , but this is what I like to watch you are the best teacher
Sneaking some stairway to heaven in there without actually playing it. Nice.
I never used to understand any music theory or most chord progressions, then I started watching Paul Davids. You've helped me out so much✌
Have a small music channel about guitar covers and lessons
Would really appreciate if u check it out
God bless
You should checkout Jens Larsen. The best out of every channel here.
@@brenlouissurio2404 Why would you say the best out of every channel when I just left a nice comment?
@@brenlouissurio2404 yes that's good
bro you're honestly one of the best persons i've seen in my life. thank u for helping so many people in such a beautiful way..ur videos are satisfying and quality content bro... im in debt bro.. Thank You So Much
You're such a good teacher, you know how to simplify things for mortals like me and it's so fun learning with you. Greetings from Paraguay, south america!
I was racking my brain trying to figure out what you were playing in Method 3. SO FAMILIAR! When you "inverted" the top end, or rather "UN-inverted" the highest note in each chord.. I had a eureka moment. Duh! It's Stairway! Very cool way to play with expectation, and show off that musical concept. Way to captivate an audience
I reckon its actually The Masterplan by Noel Gallagher
@@cmotdibbler8105 I gave the song a listen and I see what you mean! I might still think its Stairway, but I enjoyed the listen thank you!
Dude I love the practical style of teaching your doing, this is amazing! Especially the part where you explained how simple it is to look at chords by slashing them rather than making them extra confusing like in the Beatles example. Good stuff
Damn, that Guns'n'Roses guitarist really was on to something.
Yea hes pretty good to isnt he? Too bad he isnt more famous...lol
Hello, I am French and with my little English I understand everything because you are very clear. I like your enthusiasm and the passion for harmony in all your tutorials. thank you very much
In his efforts to avoid a copyright violation, Paul stumbles upon a fantastic rendition which needs to be made into a complete arrangement 🎸👍🤘
That descending chromatic in a minor is part of Clapton's "Old love" Beautiful
Another fabulously interesting and masterfully delivered, but way beyond my skills at the moment. I'll stick to my basic chord progressions and then book mark this for two or three years down the line . Seriously, very interesting and you make this so easy to understand.
most of those are basic chords, just practice along man
Honestly this video might’ve taught me the more In this amount of time than anything else I’ve watched. It seems pretty simple but for some reason just now opening my eyes to this stuff I think.
Watching with my top hat and sunglasses
@6:44 "No stairway!" Great lesson!
Thanks for the video Paul I need to practice my chord progressions more.
Good job, Paul. I’ve been playing 25+ years and have never really given much thought to how things are connected on the fret board. But you make it seem interesting and exciting. Love it.
Once again Paul delivers an “ah ha!” moment. This is why I bought and love Next Level Playing. Thanks, dude.
You can also use a slash chord as a dominant sound. See "Easy" by The Commoders. Using the bass note of the 5 chord (eb) over the IV chord (db), so Db/eb, gives a great tension when resolved to the 1 chord.
15:31
Paul: Döö, döö
Me leaning towards my screen: Döööö
that has been a weird reflex :D
This series on fixing chord progressions is amazing! Can't wait to see more of them!
I would like to skip all this "learning" rigmarole, and just be a world class player. Where can one purchase this instant wisdom?
Me too, sign me up
Time. Buy time.
We dream of the future where we put vr helmets on for some minutes and come out a ultimate musician.
I've been playing guitar for 15 years. Took several years of music theory. And this is the first time the chord nomenclature has made sense. Idk how I never made that connection before. Idk if it's just because I just memorized chords so young and never thought about it again after that
well gosh howdy it's a new paul davids 4 seconds ago, love when that happens
Well, I have been playing guitar for fifty years (self-taught without any practice discipline) and found this video and dominant second video enlightening. While most RUclipsrs seem to concentrate on lead guitar, power chords and pentatonic variations Paul shows a path for understanding how chords relate to each other and to melody. I am a singer/songwriter and this opens up things for me in ways I am excited to explore.
I was going to make a joke about the E minor pentatonic :(
Have a small music channel about guitar covers and lessons
Would really appreciate if u check it out
God blessu
Him and SRV? I wish I could make the minor pentatonic sound so good.
@GuitarMusic I can’t think of G’n’R song in E minor. I’m sure there is but 🤷🏻♂️
@GuitarMusic I knew he was good, but when I saw him play with BB King, that to me said it all. You know those old time blues guys don't let anyone share the stage with them
@@2brk2hvhndl your bad vibes
Mind blown!!! Thank you so much for sharing this!!!
0:48 - great tribute to Ola
Thank you Paul, I've been watching your videos for bout a year now and you've helped me increase my knowledge considerably. You should do a video called "Don't forget about the pinky finger.
Damn, at 14:48, is that a C7/G without a C!? Hot damn, Paully D, you are a wild one
He's a maniac.
No matter what I think I know - you always expand on it.
The more I learn, the more I realise how little I know.
Thanks Man.
*You have a very good videos, nice editions, good angles of the camera, clearly voice, nice video resolution, I even think that I should pay for watching your videos, such an awesome job sir* 🤘
As you discussed While My Guitar... and the Am/G, Am/F#, Am/F I wondered why you weren't grabbing the bass note with your thumb instead of alternating the position of the Am chord. Using your pinky for G bass and using the thumb for the F# and F makes more sense to me.
Sweet child I already covered it but just only the intro hehe thanks for sharing your tips sir..😊😊❤️ godbless
Wow!! It is the first time that I understand a video in English without a doubt !!
For this reason I also want to say that I entered the video because I understood that it was about the chords used by the guitarist slash !!
But it doesn't matter, the video has been totally enlightening, interesting, well explained and I'm going to put it into practice right now !!
Thank you very much!!
Stop with the dumb slash chord comments. Izzy’s the one that plays the chords anyway.
Give this guy a trophy or something
Lolll
You genius
Thank you very much, Paul. Still consider myself a 'beginner' so I am not sure I can make use of them yet, but I will come back to this; much obliged.
Would love to see Paul play the guitar solo to While My guitar...
This is very sweet!!!! :) I am watching it again...here in Kampala, just to enjoy the chord flow. God bless...
are the examples Landslide, while my guitar gently weeps and stairway?
It's been 3 months i've never touched my guitar
But seeing how u teach new things makes me wants to practice more
Thanks for the Spirit!
15:38
Paul:
"C, D, E, G, F, E ----"
*Cannibal Corpse enters the chat*
George Fisher:
*"DeEeEe"*
For anyone wondering about the method 3 and 5 songs, they are Stairway To Heaven and Make You Feel My Love
this is weird, Paul doesn't say hi I'm Paul Davids anymore, just hi. You okay man? lol
By now we all know it's me right?
@@PaulDavids haha yes sir! Also hey you're pretty close to 2m, good luck! Always loved your content, Paul! But still, my ears catch it when the video doesn't start with "I'm Paul Davids" because I spent that much time watching you heheh
@@PaulDavids sorry, who are you?
It's no longer Paul Davids, the videos are made by an imposter now.
@@PaulDavids We still remember the old days when you still film with your twin brother
Those chords, "Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You", Love that descending bass. Don't know if I'm in copywrite problems but I love playing it and I'm happy that you explained it so well.
3:06, 6:02, 8:03 stairway to heaven has entered the chat
No.
No
Thanks Paul for this wonderful lesson
The whole time he was playing method 3 I was thinking about stairway 😂
Explicit and easy to understand! I love how you use repetitions to hammer the technique home! Average guitarists suddenly sound far more professional following these descending bass lines....
You are a GEM Paul!
AKA Inversions. Also, my brother (who learnt guitar by himself) thought the slash meant you could play EITHER the G chord or the B chord. He may still think this, and he thinks I'm wrong when I explained this to him. I'm gonna show him this video now.
Not all slash chords are inversions
@@PaulDavids Oops
Just thanks man love the changing boring chords section man thankssss love from iran 🇮🇷♥️
11:10 can anyone tell me what's the song that 'we' all know but I don't 😂 I really love the chords progression in that song
It's "Make you feel my love" written by Bob Dylan, but performed by various artists, I personally know it from Adele :D
tears in heaven has a slightly different melody, but i think @magnusgm1 is right, thanks a lot!
Paul you are Gandalf of guitar. Your lessons are exactly what most of us are looking for.
6:28 this is the one of the best intros from the legendary ledZep song..
btw i just subscribe my wifes acc paul 🤫😁 its been 2yrs since i followed you .from old ,to your new studio.loving from Phillipines
I absolutely agree! While not wishing to ever disappear into a realm of jazz chordage, root/fifth/root/third chords are just asking for a bit added colour from (shock horror) other notes! It's like discovering The Beatles after only ever listening to metal.
C'est intéressant de savoir que ta suite d'accords favorite est "Champs-Elysées" dadadadaadaaa ;)
lol ;)
Nice explanation, and a demonstration of how a little theory can go a long way!
I clicked this video because I thought it was about slash 😳
same
i got baited
but still good tho
#metoo
Damn clickbait
Hahaha.. me too
I've been playing guitar for 11 years. Finally someone explain this to me. Thanks paul
I didnt know Obi Wan Kenobi played the guitar
You gave me some good ideas that culminated in the creation on my new own rhythm. Thanks!
George Harrison used to do a lot of these slash chords, he was a master on descending chords.
The song Michelle is quite interesting too.
Shahriaar M Fahim such a great song. Michelle was created by Paul McCartney, well they were The Beatles, the masters of the good music.
Many great legendary songs are full power chords..thanks bro paul for the stuff
I can’t for the life of me recognize the “song we all know” @ 11:10. Anyone?
Neither can I...
sounds like "to make you feel my love" - Adele
@@ashnpikachu I think you got it right, nice.
@@ashnpikachu not Adele... that's Dylan, my guy. It's from Time Out of Mind... a wonderful record.
It's "Make You Feel My Love" - originally by Bob Dylan but brought into the public's consciousness by Garth Brooks...
"It's all about, upping the game everytime"
- Paul Davids
Next video : Hendrix chords
Can't reference 'em right now... but Paul's done a heap already... p'raps search this channel with 'fills' & 'pentatonic' ....
Being a brass player (mostly trombone) and using guitar for song writing these is the way I hear chord changes. I had to learn the chords to go along with the moving lines in my head
Always enjoy your videos... and they frequently remind me about things I know but had forgotten... There's always one more branch to follow....
I was just about to finish Module 3 of your intermediate course, and now I am enticed to spend the week on slash chords! delicious. The material is never ending and of an irresistible quality. Thanks Paul.
Your videos are amazing. I've always learned something new. Your tempo is perfect for me. I sometimes stoped the video to get it but I'm looking forward for more these videos. Thumbs up
Studio is on point man best of luck to you and your loved ones keep the videos coming you're doing great!
Stressed at work, headphones on and watch Paul calmly do his thang :) can't wait to get home and try it!
I can't recall the last instruction vid Paul made that I didn't like. Damn! that's right, boatloads of songs use the descending bass lines! D/B is so sweet! Love it
Wow, I’m at the end of Method 2, already it’s been a revolution for me!
Great video.
Every new videos are new knowledge for me as a guitar player for 8 years 😆
I came upon these chromatic runs by accident without knowing what they are called. I use them whenever I can by figuring which chords work together. They make a song so much more interesting.
What I love the most about your channel (besides the useful content) are all the details: the sound, the colors, the camera angles, even the font you use in the letters... everything is so fresh and professional, and that means a lot of dedication/time involved in every video. Congrats Paul!