How To Connect Chords With TASTY Riffs & Licks [RHYTHM FILLS]
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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In this video, you learn how to play riffs in between the chord changes of a progression.
Rhythm fills, or chord fills, as they are known, sound great when integrated into your playing bringing a very cool groove to your sound.
In this lesson, you learn 3 common major chord fills you can apply to any progression you play on guitar.
Each fill will relate to the major pentatonic scale as well as a very common major triad shape.
This will help greatly in grounding the fills onto the fretboard for you, making them easy to find.
I also show you 3 examples of applying these chord fills to common progressions so you can take them and use them throughout your own playing.
Plus, I show you a very cool trick that instantly converts any of the major fills into minor fills giving you so much more mileage for each.
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Tablature for examples played throughout this video can be found here: acousticguitarlessonsonline.net/how-to-play-riffs-between-chords
I've been playing guitar for forty years. This is one of the best videos I have seen. Thank you so much for sharing. Based on the videos I have seen from you, you are the best guitar instructor on youtube.
@kevinmurphy9315, thank you! Very kind of you to say and I am glad you liked the video :)
Thank you Simon, brilliant lesson yet again.
Thank you! And you are very welcome :)
Hey Simon, in this exercise you have taken me to the essence of Hendrix, how simple you make everything!, thank you.
@emiliosujar7197, you are very welcome! That is great to hear :)
Great lesson. Thank you very much
@peterodemwingie1490, you are very welcome! :)
Brilliant video! This is an element to my playing I’ve been missing and this is a great breakdown.
I was one of those false subscribers you mentioned. Your videos keep coming up and I didn’t realize I wasn’t subscribed. Fixed now!
@willernst, glad you liked the video :) And thanks for the sub, much appreciated!
Very cool stuff. I have so much to learn. I don't even know lead guitar yet. Not sure where to start learning :/
@teleplayer7081, glad you liked the video! Yes, lead guitar is a big and vast subject. Pentatonic scales are a great place to start.
Beautiful !! I learnt a lot from you
@lelinkant5875, thanks! Glad you liked the video :)
Another brilliant Lesson.
@Ganzie2000, thank you! Gald you liked the lesson :)
Amazing video. Thank you so much. I'd love a part 2 that explores more variations on these riffs/licks.
@slowdive101, you are very welcome! I already have a part 2 but it isn't scheduled to be released for a little while yet. I do however, have other Rhythm Fill videos already on the channel:
ruclips.net/video/EZYix-4cijI/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/DvVjFxUENb4/видео.html
Such a cool sound.
Glad you think so! :)
Great video really nice riffs. I'm struggling atm with hearing the difference between Standard and compound time. e.g 3/4 and 6/6 that might be a good lesson!
@nigelssongs, glad you liked the lesson :) Great suggestion regarding simple versus compound time signatures. It's all about feeling the pulse with compound time signatures.
More like these
@dnluc9, here are some more Rhtyhm Fill videos ont he channel:
ruclips.net/video/EZYix-4cijI/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/DvVjFxUENb4/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/dS-16ftLLww/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/N3BsIXH-6i4/видео.html
Terrific lesson, connected the dots for how to use triads, thirds, double stops with a chord progression. It’ll take a bunch of practice. Thanks next step is to sign up for class. While this is for acoustic, I think it can port to electric guitar, correct?
@gregglashauser4125, glad you like the lesson :) An dyes, most definitely applicable to electric guitar. Think Hendrix, SRV, John Mayer etc
Am I seeing this correctly? Does your guitar's neck meet the body at the 16th fret??
@dennispope8299, you are!
It's a Guild S4CE Songbird :)