Thanks for watching! You can grab the free music theory e-book I mentioned right here: andrewclarkeguitar.com/p/the-guitarists-companion-keys-and-chords
Thanks for putting the guitar nut at the left side which is the only way I can figure things out! I have often saved diagrams that show intervals on the same string and adjacent strings. Weird how the farther an interval is on same string, the closer it is on the next one. Such as with the 4th.
@@andrewclarkeguitar Thanks I also have a mental problem with flipping the guitar orientation in my Head Ed, Head Ed, sorry for the Cranberry reference.
You are certainly a swell fella. I can actually learn from your teachings without spacing out thanks to your clean presentation, concise information, dandy use of illation and diagrammatic bombastication! A solid foundation is the summation. Thanks for putting in the dedication to make learning feel like vacation. Sorry, that has never happened to me before.
Thank you young sir for taking the time to post all this useful content. There are a handful of you people that I defer to for skill building and such. Sleep well knowing that you did this good deed for humanity.
Thanks for watching! You can grab the free music theory e-book I mentioned right here: andrewclarkeguitar.com/p/the-guitarists-companion-keys-and-chords
Thanks for putting the guitar nut at the left side which is the only way I can figure things out! I have often saved diagrams that show intervals on the same string and adjacent strings. Weird how the farther an interval is on same string, the closer it is on the next one. Such as with the 4th.
Totally! Realizing that is a big part of understanding the fretboard.
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Thanks I also have a mental problem with flipping the guitar orientation in my Head Ed, Head Ed, sorry for the Cranberry reference.
You are certainly a swell fella. I can actually learn from your teachings without spacing out thanks to your clean presentation, concise information, dandy use of illation and diagrammatic bombastication! A solid foundation is the summation. Thanks for putting in the dedication to make learning feel like vacation. Sorry, that has never happened to me before.
This might be the greatest comment I've ever received. 😂
Thank you.
You're welcome!
How about how to use inters to play over chord changes.
Thank you young sir for taking the time to post all this useful content. There are a handful of you people that I defer to for skill building and such. Sleep well knowing that you did this good deed for humanity.
I appreciate that!
Great dude more clearer..thumbs up dude..more.tnx
Your videos are really truly helpful. Thank you so much! I really appreciate the in depth explanations and the visual guides.
Great lesson Andrew! I really appreciate it. You’ve helped me progress in my guitar playing a ton!
Great lesson thanks. In ur next lesson will u be covering how to construct major and minor 7 chords and sus2 etc?
Yes! 7th chords, suspended chords, extensions, and just about everything in between. :)
Thankyou sir I learned a lot from you today so I've subscribed I'm going to come back swinging on all my bandmates when we get back together hahahaha
Nice video ❤
Thanks for watching :)
Wooot!
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anyone knows what guitar that is?
It's a Baum Wingman. Really cool guitar!
@@andrewclarkeguitar thank you so much!
Can you do arpeggios next
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Distractingly beautiful.guutar
I agree! The folks at Baum make such cool guitars.
Came here to mention this. I have a gold Backwing by them and it's incredible.
Or maybe they call it--a whole step. Hello.
Thank you so much for these videos. Your videos mean so much to a beginner guitarist like myself. You're legendary, man.
My pleasure!