Well done. I started playing at 35 and played live to an audience before I was 40. I’m now 48 and I play everyday, still learning and still gigging. Starting late just means you’ve filtered out all the shit music and have better ears to practice with 😂
You stumbled across a great teacher! If you can learn this stuff early on in your guitar playing you’ll be mikes ahead of most. I’m 35 but but picked up so many bad habits early on and stubbornly avoided theory and thankfully I realized that was dumb and am learning before it’s too late 😅
Thanks Peter...I think seeing different perspectives not only helps move you forward, for me it also reinforces all of the work I've already done...like bringing all of it forward along with the new stuff. Does that make any sense?
My wife is starting to dislike you Mr Sherland. You're giving me such a lot of cool stuff to practice that I'm not getting the jobs done at home. Great lesson again....thanks
Another simple, elegant, and immensely useful insight into what’s hiding in plain sight on our fretboards. Thanks to many of your past videos and Mastery Courses, I very quickly picked up the gist of this lesson video. Excellent lesson!
Hey JC! It is so good to hear from you!! I’m glad you enjoyed this, but please know I’m even more excited to see you comment. I hope all is well! Check your email!!
It's so simple but I've never looked at it that way. Definitely changed my perspective when I'm looking at my chord shapes. Probably a great warm up for practice running through triads in a different key each day. Thanks Chris!
I was studying and had you for about 2 years and this alone is really cool as I am just rounding the corner on Triads basics. I see more patterns then ever all over the neck. working on chords forms on all the keys. After I retire my need will grow after learning a song or 2. Thank you for this lesson. My stroke in 2016 took my whole right side of my brain off line for good. I understand what you did here but it has been slow but still have patients. Thanks
Wondering how I missed this one. Thank the RUclips algorithm for bringing it to my attention. Super insightful and very helpful. Connecting some dots. Thank you, Chris 🙏🏻
I don't know if it's a quality of the guitar itself and how it reflects light, or if you're simply lighting it with a blue light, but the blue glowy effect it gives your guitar here is WONDERFUL :) Even the strings are picking it up. Electric, mysterious, kind of aura-y. Very nice :)
I really appreciate your approach for helping players like myself that may be stuck or missing something to evolve. So thank you again and keep em coming please sir!🤘
This stuff got me out of the dreaded guitarists rut some years ago and I practice the major scale and the diatonic chords all the time. It almost feels like cheating.
Hey Chris... ok, just going to come out and say it... this explanation is frickin' genius! Your analysis videos are SO informative. Just wow... mind blown. I've spent most of my time on guitar trying to play fast - but this is the SMART way to get it all down. Thank you!
Great as always! Taking what looks complex and breaking down into the simple. This is also the key to knowing 3rds and 6ths in a key. Enhances lead playing.
This is awesome. I keep asking all these questions but the more I watch the more I realize you’ve answered my question in another video. Must devour the catalogue!
I knew almost all of that i formation, but never looked at it tbat way. You always let me in a Wow mode, and with an open mouth! Brilliant teacher! I'm so greateful of your lessons... Love it so much. Thanks a lot.
I'm 68 and living on this thing or road we call life music 🎶 has saved me and my soul . Lifted a old tired broken 💔 I'm a rookie on the guitar but you can't tell buy looking at my finger tips. Harder than my feet I had spent 35 years in a dark room of screaming pain from a head injury spinal injury. It was the fear of God and my guitar that saved me. Im amazed at the music that I'm able to sing and write. A blessing from God don't know were it all comes from but when it does I'm thankful. I'll be back after Surgery's. Keep in touch.
This is a really golden lesson indeed, i knew all the information you presented yet learned so much. You showed a nice optimized way that's gonna save me so much time from now on, thanks for the video!
You did, you just drove past it everyday for so long it faded into the background. The exact same thing happened to me as well. Thanks for all your support Tim! You really help keep the Curious Guitarist alive!!
I’m 52 and I’ve been “teaching myself guitar” since I was 18-back when I bought my first guitar. I write my own music, I do covers, and I’ve played in bands and gigged around in local bars…THAT was a GOOD lesson!! Nicely done, sir!! I subscribed to your channel based off that one lesson! Excellent clarity and explanation of music theory!! Love it!! Young players sometimes think that smoking pot, getting drunk, and cranking the amp to 10 will replace the need to learn music theory…it won’t!! 😂😂😂
You are welcome, and Montreal is where my wife and I fell deeply in love. I'll always hold Montreal in reverence for bringing this love to us. We are at 23 years now.
Amazing video Chris you showed me how to put together with our dinu but I didn't know I knew it that's the crazy part of it I just didn't know it and not text and now I do man thanks a lot my speed from last night to tonight is amazing just a couple hours of practice that's all root on any string I just never looked at it from that angle. My next question would be how to use that information musically in a solo or just showing off. I ran it through the scale every way I know how to. Never once could understand how to build the dim chord. An well that's over it took almost 5 yrs. Lol thanks again
Just take the Major chord and then shift the 5 and 3 down a half step (1 fret) for the dim chord. I use this in solos, to compose, and to just drill my fretboard knowledge deeper and deeper. Thanks for the comment, Chad!
Hey Mark! You need to come to one of the free workshops I do in Pasadena! I do them about twice a year or so. Shoot me an email if you want me to ping you about the next one. Hope all is well!
I just discovered our channel. Your teaching style and information content is unique and refreshing. So glad I found you. I've subscribed. The guitar you are using has "subs" on the headstock, but I can not find on google any guitar manufacturer called "subs". Who and what is it. I'd like to check them out. Thanks
CHRIS, Ritchie Blackmore would climb up and down "in 3rds Tertian movement" either WWHWWWH or Harmonic Minor W-H-W-W-H-(-3)-H the -3 is a minor 3rd interval or Phrygian dominant H-Aug2-H-W-H-W-H. You use these half steps, whole steps scale formulas when moving up and down 3rds which classical composers would do. You can make riffs doing intervals like this in a tertian movement. You mentioned it in the video to do major, major, minor, major, major, diminished which is a tertian movement. You should try to make a video lesson about this because deep purples riffs are based on tertian movement themes and motifs just like classical composers would do.
@@curiousguitarist Larry Carlton, Robben Ford, Jerry Garcia would use triad note groupings moving the triad note groupings up or down in half steps or whole steps based on the major keys or minor keys. You can hear them using major triads, minor triads, diminished triads over a ONE Chord Vamp which is considered modal playing which they got from jazz composers. Ritchie Blackmore would use note groupings or triad note groupings and move them up or down based on the harmonic scale or phygian dominant mode scale. What I'm saying is you have to APPLY the Half steps and Whole Steps movements when SHIFTING the note groupings or triad note groupings referenced to a SCALE/MODE played over a chord progression or VAMPS. You should do a video lesson about this because this is a major part of lead guitar playing. Those guys knew the major CAGED system, Minor CAGED system, Diminished CAGED system, Dominant CAGED system. Which you somewhat mention in this video lesson. But its better to just show all 4 CAGED systems because you have to know all 4 CAGED systems, Most only know the Major CAGED system.
@@waynegram8907 really love your comments, wayne. This channel is designed to aid in revealing the initial information and methods to unlocking the fretboard. I do teach a lot more advanced stuff in The Studio however!
@@curiousguitarist I'm just suggesting things and getting you ideas to think about. 80's guitarist use power chords so the chords don't have the 3rd which you can move triads shapes like maj triads, min triads, diminished triads, dominant triads over the chord vamps or chord progressions because the 3rds was removed/omitted from the chords you're not tied down to the circle of 5ths so you can play non-diatonic tonalities or dominant tonalities which is not diatonic to the circle of 5ths. You video lesson was showing how to get the maj triads, minor triads, diminished triads, dominant triads but the next step is how to use them.
Hey Mr Chris just stumbled on to your channel yesterday and liked your teaching so i have a question so i have been playing guitar for about 4 years now and it seems like ive been not learning anything the past 2 years because i dont know what to practice ive always been afraid to go to the higher frets on the neck ive just stuck to simple chords and at the start that was enough for me but i wanna learn more like how to solo and learn the neck and just the end goal is to be able to express what im feeling and hearing in my head on my guitar so my question is where should i start what should i practice? Ive only watched a couple of your videos and ive found them helpful but a little confusing i know it will take a lot of years of practice to learn what i want i just need to know where to start and what to practice, thanks
Well if you want to understand the instrument, regardless of the genre you prefer, then I'd look at the "watch these first" playlist and start there. I designed those to be really fundamental for understanding the fretboard. From there, it would be get your Barre chords down, then the major scale, then triads. That should keep you moving forward!! Thanks for being here, Jordan!
Yes I do! This Suhr has captivated my attention for a bit now, but I hear ya! I need to get these beauties back into rotation! Tele up next, just for you!
No, I get it. The Suhr is beautiful too. You are the host and teacher; play what you will, I just didn’t see the Gunfighter hanging on the wall. Thanks for what you do. You are an excellent instructor. Phil
Be sure to use the chapters function in YT videos where creators have deployed it, that way you can skip the context next time. I hope you enjoyed the video.
So show them how to pull a scale.outnof a cord start with four notes ....four notes three cords .....all those things are great but they actually teach you to sound like a student not a player and you will not advance no pro did this till after they developed thoer style doc Watson told me that ....
I always sound like a student when I’m studying. Then I sound like a musician when I’m performing. And then again I sound like a beginner when I’m developing a brand new skill. Great comment! Thanks, Andrew!
I no longer use a whole barre chord. Lost the whole bar and focus on the top four strings instead. It frees up a finger and I can wrap my thumb if I want that low e. Doesn’t have much to do with the video, and I doubt anyone cares what I do. Hahaha…. Nothing to see here, just commenting for the algorithm…(nice excuse huh?)
@@curiousguitarist I was watching an old Bob Marley VHS tape back in high school and saw him doing that technique and I adopted it. I learned a lot watching old concert tapes and documentaries with live footage. Now a days with RUclips it’s on demand. It’s pretty great. Thanks for so what you do! Cheers!
Been playing guitar for 25 years and I never knew how to turn power chords into diminished like that. THANK YOU!!! YOU ROCK MAN!
You are SO WELCOME, JP!!!
Im 42, I have been playing now for about 4 years. I have just used RUclips, you have been a great help.
So glad to hear this, Kevin! I'm glad you found the channel!
It’s a myth that you’ll only be good if you start when you’re a foetus. Good on you, Kevin. 👍
Thank you
Well done. I started playing at 35 and played live to an audience before I was 40. I’m now 48 and I play everyday, still learning and still gigging. Starting late just means you’ve filtered out all the shit music and have better ears to practice with 😂
You stumbled across a great teacher! If you can learn this stuff early on in your guitar playing you’ll be mikes ahead of most. I’m 35 but but picked up so many bad habits early on and stubbornly avoided theory and thankfully I realized that was dumb and am learning before it’s too late 😅
This video should be viewed by every guitar player...amazing!
Thanks Peter...I think seeing different perspectives not only helps move you forward, for me it also reinforces all of the work I've already done...like bringing all of it forward along with the new stuff.
Does that make any sense?
@@curiousguitarist absolutely. You have a natural teaching ability !
My wife is starting to dislike you Mr Sherland. You're giving me such a lot of cool stuff to practice that I'm not getting the jobs done at home. Great lesson again....thanks
Yes indeed, I fully expect a small army of significants to show up at my door someday soon with pitchforks :)
Another simple, elegant, and immensely useful insight into what’s hiding in plain sight on our fretboards.
Thanks to many of your past videos and Mastery Courses, I very quickly picked up the gist of this lesson video.
Excellent lesson!
Hey JC! It is so good to hear from you!! I’m glad you enjoyed this, but please know I’m even more excited to see you comment.
I hope all is well! Check your email!!
Hey JC hope all is well! Missing you in the Studio! ❤
I’ve been working on solo jazz chord melodies lately, and, Whoa, a gigantic light bulb just went on in my head!!! 👍
Yes!! Glad to know this was helpful, AM!
Good lesson. Many people are now saying, "wow, I actually kinda knew this but I just didn't know I knew it." Now you do so go practice!
It's so simple but I've never looked at it that way. Definitely changed my perspective when I'm looking at my chord shapes. Probably a great warm up for practice running through triads in a different key each day. Thanks Chris!
You're so welcome! Do this every day for a week or so and crazy sh*t happens to the way you see the fretboard!!!
I have been devouring these R53s (and R573s) recently - wonderful lesson, beautifully explained!
Thank you, Chris!
Glad it was helpful, and I can only hope to return the effort and value you bring to the channel every day! Thank you JG!!!
I was studying and had you for about 2 years and this alone is really cool as I am just rounding the corner on Triads basics. I see more patterns then ever all over the neck. working on chords forms on all the keys. After I retire my need will grow after learning a song or 2. Thank you for this lesson. My stroke in 2016 took my whole right side of my brain off line for good. I understand what you did here but it has been slow but still have patients. Thanks
So good to hear these lessons have been helpful, Matt. I’m happy to serve them up for you. Stay well.
Wondering how I missed this one. Thank the RUclips algorithm for bringing it to my attention.
Super insightful and very helpful. Connecting some dots.
Thank you, Chris 🙏🏻
Glad you caught this one Scott! Thanks for all your support!
I don't know if it's a quality of the guitar itself and how it reflects light, or if you're simply lighting it with a blue light, but the blue glowy effect it gives your guitar here is WONDERFUL :) Even the strings are picking it up. Electric, mysterious, kind of aura-y. Very nice :)
I’m trying some new lighting ideas out…sounds like this one is a keeper! Hope all is well!
I really appreciate your approach for helping players like myself that may be stuck or missing something to evolve. So thank you again and keep em coming please sir!🤘
Glad to help, and glad you're here
This stuff got me out of the dreaded guitarists rut some years ago and I practice the major scale and the diatonic chords all the time. It almost feels like cheating.
You go girl! I'm right there with ya!
Hey Chris... ok, just going to come out and say it... this explanation is frickin' genius! Your analysis videos are SO informative. Just wow... mind blown. I've spent most of my time on guitar trying to play fast - but this is the SMART way to get it all down. Thank you!
Stay fast, add in brain, result is pure joy :)
I'm so glad you're here Brad!
You are litteraly the only channel i don't get bored and actually learn something. Great great explanation.
Glad you enjoy it, thanks for the kind words!
Well done. Clear and concise and a fresh way to see the neck.
Thanks for sharing this video. It is fantastic joining up ideas that already had to make something that is bigger than the sum of these ideas.
Exactly!
That was just sooo... Thanks a bunch for this easily applicable drill
You bet, Henning
It just occured to me going from major to minor to diminished with the root being "pedaled" is the classic blues turnaround!
Lights turning on all through the house! Glad you’re here Sarah!
This 'unlocks' a lot of stuff for fingers and brain, I need a lie down. Thanks
Ha! Take it easy! Sometimes the truth is hard to handle! Glad you enjoyed this one!
Absolutely brilliant stuff.
Great as always! Taking what looks complex and breaking down into the simple. This is also the key to knowing 3rds and 6ths in a key. Enhances lead playing.
Truth!
This is awesome. I keep asking all these questions but the more I watch the more I realize you’ve answered my question in another video. Must devour the catalogue!
So glad there's good stuff in here for you and landing well. Thanks, Dan!
I knew almost all of that i formation, but never looked at it tbat way. You always let me in a Wow mode, and with an open mouth! Brilliant teacher! I'm so greateful of your lessons... Love it so much. Thanks a lot.
Thanks Mr Fox! Glad you're here.
Salute to you, because I just started breaking it down the way you just did. Thanks a million!!!
it's all about intervals. If you now the 1 3 5, in major ,
you can make every chord from that triad. Thx for the lesson Chris.
It all becomes so simple, right Willi? Thanks for the comment.
Insightful for sure I half to go through this again until I get it down. Thank you enjoy
Glad it was helpful, Brad. So much more can be built on this idea as well.
I'm 68 and living on this thing or road we call life music 🎶 has saved me and my soul . Lifted a old tired broken 💔 I'm a rookie on the guitar but you can't tell buy looking at my finger tips. Harder than my feet
I had spent 35 years in a dark room of screaming pain from a head injury spinal injury. It was the fear of God and my guitar that saved me. Im amazed at the music that I'm able to sing and write. A blessing from God don't know were it all comes from but when it does I'm thankful. I'll be back after Surgery's. Keep in touch.
@@brad-gu1pt right with you!
Thank you, Chris. Powerful lesson!
Glad you enjoyed it, softail! Good to have you here mate!
This is a really golden lesson indeed, i knew all the information you presented yet learned so much. You showed a nice optimized way that's gonna save me so much time from now on, thanks for the video!
You are so welcome, Joop! Thanks for being here!
Wow, so great! What a practice routine. Now let me go practice.
Just found the channel and have to say the mindfulness of the teachings are very helpful
Thanks, Jess, great to have you here, welcome!
Fantastic! This is SUPER helpful! Been playing a long time. You just made the number system make practical sense to me!
Great breakdown Chris 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Great! !Lesson! Thank you sir!
Thank YOU tone! Hope all is well!
Fantastic lesson!
Thanks mate!!
Totally mind opening. Thanks
That's great to hear, Tony. Best feedback I could get. Thank you.
Superb, great lesson.
Glad you liked it, MrBazda!
Excellent teaching must valuable
Another great connection Chris! Why didn't I know this?
You did, you just drove past it everyday for so long it faded into the background. The exact same thing happened to me as well. Thanks for all your support Tim! You really help keep the Curious Guitarist alive!!
Awesome stuff! You should change the thumbnail to "Learn 84 chords in 13 minutes!" Only half joking 😜
Ha I love it!
I’m 52 and I’ve been “teaching myself guitar” since I was 18-back when I bought my first guitar. I write my own music, I do covers, and I’ve played in bands and gigged around in local bars…THAT was a GOOD lesson!! Nicely done, sir!! I subscribed to your channel based off that one lesson! Excellent clarity and explanation of music theory!! Love it!! Young players sometimes think that smoking pot, getting drunk, and cranking the amp to 10 will replace the need to learn music theory…it won’t!! 😂😂😂
Thanks tenfeetup! I'm glad you're here~
Another great lesson Chris. Thank you.
My pleasure, Paul. Glad you enjoyed it. These spread voice triads (R53) are incredibly useful!
Thank you.
Really helpful and valuable! This will be my summer project.
Totally worth a Summer deep dive! Keep me posted, Paul!
Thanks Chris
It is very helpful you explain in a way that always easy to learn
You bet, Phil, glad you're here.
Hey Chris….Thx! Well explained. Looks like your own touch stirred with some LoG. I like it! Thx again. G
Glad you liked it! Don't forget I used these voicings 2.5 years ago in this video too! ruclips.net/video/ohO8CGb_wvY/видео.html
'I'm going to play it backwards because it's pretty'... man, that really was!
Yeah, something about the decent is prettier I think. For me it's more of a release of tension going in that direction.
Pure... Gold Thanks Chris as always.
Glad you enjoyed it AM. These kinds of investigations can really help unlock the instrument.
Great teaching, Thanks ! from Montréal
You are welcome, and Montreal is where my wife and I fell deeply in love. I'll always hold Montreal in reverence for bringing this love to us. We are at 23 years now.
@@curiousguitarist Montréal is for lovers !
Another excellent instructional video, Chris!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it. These shapes can really help map out some of the “darker” strings and shine some light!!
Most valuable
NOW THATS MAKIN MUSIC!!!! GREAT LESSON!!
Ahhh, so glad you enjoyed it Chris!
@@curiousguitarist HEY IM A TEACHER WHO IS ALWAYS LEARNING FROM THE BEST! Where is your school located??
This is amazing. Thanks for sharing this powerful secret.
Of course!
A great lesson Chris ! Incredibly interesting and inspiring. Thanks
That's great to hear, Chimp No1. This type of thing just expands the way you see the fretboard, and starts to blow the fog away.
great teaching point
😃❤️Thank you Chris!
Great as always Chris.
Glad you enjoyed it, Sina. Thank you for the comment.
love seeing those happy little note trees suddenly appear
Long live Bob Ross!
Well done. Thanks Chris.
Very welcome, Don, thank you!
Thank you, appreciate your work!
Thank you!
You are most welcome!
Great instruction. Thanks a lot. :-)
Glad it was helpful!
Great lesson once again. Thanks
My pleasure, Josh.
Thank you so much
You’re welcome, Steve!
Great lesson. 👍
Amazing video Chris you showed me how to put together with our dinu but I didn't know I knew it that's the crazy part of it I just didn't know it and not text and now I do man thanks a lot my speed from last night to tonight is amazing just a couple hours of practice that's all root on any string I just never looked at it from that angle. My next question would be how to use that information musically in a solo or just showing off. I ran it through the scale every way I know how to. Never once could understand how to build the dim chord. An well that's over it took almost 5 yrs. Lol thanks again
Sorry didn't proof read that should read. Put together what I already know but didn't know I knew it.
Just take the Major chord and then shift the 5 and 3 down a half step (1 fret) for the dim chord.
I use this in solos, to compose, and to just drill my fretboard knowledge deeper and deeper.
Thanks for the comment, Chad!
Thanks! :)
Thank you, easy to understand
You are welcome!
Hey Chris. How are you? Great informative lesson. Love it!!!
Hey Mark! You need to come to one of the free workshops I do in Pasadena! I do them about twice a year or so. Shoot me an email if you want me to ping you about the next one.
Hope all is well!
mind blown.
Yes! My work here is complete!! Glad you enjoyed this one, get these R53 spread voice triads on the neck and the fretboard will never be the same
I just discovered our channel. Your teaching style and information content is unique and refreshing. So glad I found you. I've subscribed. The guitar you are using has "subs" on the headstock, but I can not find on google any guitar manufacturer called "subs". Who and what is it. I'd like to check them out. Thanks
Thanks for the sub, and for trusting me with part of your education, Vince! Welcome aboard!
@@curiousguitarist HI Chris, thanks for yur rapid reply, please tell me the brand of that purple guitar you were playing with "subs" on the headstock.
@@vincej151 That guitar is a "Suhr" and the model is a "Pete Thorn Signature Standard".
Here's a link: www.suhr.com/instruments/pete-thorn/
FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK 🤯 Brilliant video
Ha! So glad this was helpful, great comment :)
E major barre chord shape... Your third finger is on the third string (G) and it's the third note in the chord.
I think you mean middle/second finger?
❤thank you Chris
Thanks Jen!
💖⚘💖⚘💖⚘💖⚘💖⚘💖⚘
それはまったく素晴らしいです
Epic and imperative stuff Chris 👍
💖🔹️💖🔹️💖🔹️💖🔹️💖🔹️💖🔹️
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed this one, Kuriko!
CHRIS, Ritchie Blackmore would climb up and down "in 3rds Tertian movement" either WWHWWWH or Harmonic Minor W-H-W-W-H-(-3)-H the -3 is a minor 3rd interval or Phrygian dominant H-Aug2-H-W-H-W-H. You use these half steps, whole steps scale formulas when moving up and down 3rds which classical composers would do. You can make riffs doing intervals like this in a tertian movement. You mentioned it in the video to do major, major, minor, major, major, diminished which is a tertian movement. You should try to make a video lesson about this because deep purples riffs are based on tertian movement themes and motifs just like classical composers would do.
Thanks for the comment, wayne!
@@curiousguitarist Larry Carlton, Robben Ford, Jerry Garcia would use triad note groupings moving the triad note groupings up or down in half steps or whole steps based on the major keys or minor keys. You can hear them using major triads, minor triads, diminished triads over a ONE Chord Vamp which is considered modal playing which they got from jazz composers. Ritchie Blackmore would use note groupings or triad note groupings and move them up or down based on the harmonic scale or phygian dominant mode scale. What I'm saying is you have to APPLY the Half steps and Whole Steps movements when SHIFTING the note groupings or triad note groupings referenced to a SCALE/MODE played over a chord progression or VAMPS. You should do a video lesson about this because this is a major part of lead guitar playing. Those guys knew the major CAGED system, Minor CAGED system, Diminished CAGED system, Dominant CAGED system. Which you somewhat mention in this video lesson. But its better to just show all 4 CAGED systems because you have to know all 4 CAGED systems, Most only know the Major CAGED system.
@@waynegram8907 really love your comments, wayne. This channel is designed to aid in revealing the initial information and methods to unlocking the fretboard.
I do teach a lot more advanced stuff in The Studio however!
@@curiousguitarist I'm just suggesting things and getting you ideas to think about. 80's guitarist use power chords so the chords don't have the 3rd which you can move triads shapes like maj triads, min triads, diminished triads, dominant triads over the chord vamps or chord progressions because the 3rds was removed/omitted from the chords you're not tied down to the circle of 5ths so you can play non-diatonic tonalities or dominant tonalities which is not diatonic to the circle of 5ths. You video lesson was showing how to get the maj triads, minor triads, diminished triads, dominant triads but the next step is how to use them.
@@waynegram8907 thanks again wayne! really appreciate it.
“If you learned barre chords using the CAGED system, here is what just happened” 😊
:)
wow!!!
Hi Chris
Great lesson, do you have any chord diagrams to go with this?
Many thanks Mark
Yes a full TAB for this is available here: www.patreon.com/chrissherland
Hey Mr Chris just stumbled on to your channel yesterday and liked your teaching so i have a question so i have been playing guitar for about 4 years now and it seems like ive been not learning anything the past 2 years because i dont know what to practice ive always been afraid to go to the higher frets on the neck ive just stuck to simple chords and at the start that was enough for me but i wanna learn more like how to solo and learn the neck and just the end goal is to be able to express what im feeling and hearing in my head on my guitar so my question is where should i start what should i practice? Ive only watched a couple of your videos and ive found them helpful but a little confusing i know it will take a lot of years of practice to learn what i want i just need to know where to start and what to practice, thanks
Well if you want to understand the instrument, regardless of the genre you prefer, then I'd look at the "watch these first" playlist and start there. I designed those to be really fundamental for understanding the fretboard.
From there, it would be get your Barre chords down, then the major scale, then triads. That should keep you moving forward!!
Thanks for being here, Jordan!
Hi Chris. Love your teaching style. Haven’t seen your Tele lately. Do you still own it?
Yes I do! This Suhr has captivated my attention for a bit now, but I hear ya! I need to get these beauties back into rotation! Tele up next, just for you!
No, I get it. The Suhr is beautiful too. You are the host and teacher; play what you will, I just didn’t see the Gunfighter hanging on the wall. Thanks for what you do. You are an excellent instructor. Phil
Get to it already. Yammer, yammer, yammer.
Be sure to use the chapters function in YT videos where creators have deployed it, that way you can skip the context next time.
I hope you enjoyed the video.
After a couple off videos, I it subscrive, thanks 😀
Thank you! Glad to have you here, Artur
Isn't the caged method basically the same thing with out the explanation of how and why it works !
Indeed, does that make it more or less valuable for you?
It would have been more valuable back when I was learning guitar !
Add the 7th and you are now playing soul and r&b
What do you think about the EVH wolfgang series of guitars?
Have never played one...they look cool, that's for sure!
@@curiousguitarist Do you by chance teach online or through zoom calls.. stuff like that...?
@@KoshNaranick indeed! My email is Chris at curiousguitarist dot com. Email me for details.
I bet you’d be good at playing stuff.
But can you strum it?
Nope, it’s “unstrumable!” :)
Where is the fast food lick?
Right here: troygrady.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/The-Pop-Tarts-Lick.pdf
E bar shape.
Better than Beato!
Best compliment ever!
So show them how to pull a scale.outnof a cord start with four notes ....four notes three cords .....all those things are great but they actually teach you to sound like a student not a player and you will not advance no pro did this till after they developed thoer style doc Watson told me that ....
I always sound like a student when I’m studying. Then I sound like a musician when I’m performing. And then again I sound like a beginner when I’m developing a brand new skill.
Great comment! Thanks, Andrew!
I no longer use a whole barre chord. Lost the whole bar and focus on the top four strings instead. It frees up a finger and I can wrap my thumb if I want that low e. Doesn’t have much to do with the video, and I doubt anyone cares what I do. Hahaha…. Nothing to see here, just commenting for the algorithm…(nice excuse huh?)
Much appreciated! I do that too...just the triads on top and the thumb over the low string.
Playing in band context this is getting most important thing
@@curiousguitarist I was watching an old Bob Marley VHS tape back in high school and saw him doing that technique and I adopted it. I learned a lot watching old concert tapes and documentaries with live footage. Now a days with RUclips it’s on demand. It’s pretty great. Thanks for so what you do! Cheers!
Well Done! Great Teaching Skills!
Thank you, much appreciated!