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The perfect 4th flavor of root and 5th power chord inversions sounds so cool!!! Also, Slayer loves doubling many of their lead lines with parallel perfect fourth harmonies! Great riff, Gunnar! Thanks, Jason!
Taking that Ritchie Blackmore style power chord (4th interval) and adding a couple notes/embellishing it is a great way to get beginners to improve and get more tonal options in riffs. Variations on that basic 5th power chord are good too for that too.
Jason really appreciate the lessons and I'm loving the ability to get that 80's vibe. Has Gunnar got his own youtube channel cause he has serious chops, can teach me southern rock and has a cool haircut
Hi Jason! You give out great content, thanks so much! I had a question I was hoping you could answer. When going from 5-5 on the D and G strings to 5-7, is this not swapping from an inverted C to a regular G power chord? I was not sure what you meant by still playing in a C. In relation to the C, wouldn't 5-7 be the P5 and M2 without any playing any C's? I'm still catching up on theory so it's likely a stupid question! 😂
Yes, technically it’s still a G power chord but that position is also with the C chord. In other words, for this riff, the bass guitar would be playing a C that entire time (as well as any other instruments). Definitely a great question! Because if you wanted the song to go to a G, that would work too
@@jasonstallworth nightwish is the best but cobra and the lotus and unleash the archers and frozen crown are awesome as well but nightwish ih the best in my opinion
Per the rest of the comments here, you’re the only who thinks that. On that note, there are plenty of other channels on RUclips for you to watch if mine are boring for you 😉
@@chaosms Brother, no one is upset here. I just simply responded to your comment. Part of my talking is what helps most folks because explaining in a way folks can understand and relate to.
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Just goes to show that you can play really awesome riffs without over complicated chords. Great stuff
Yeah I've always preferred finding ways to make simple chords sound cooler!
I love how much effort you put in your videos. Keep it up man, that's awesome!
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The perfect 4th flavor of root and 5th power chord inversions sounds so cool!!! Also, Slayer loves doubling many of their lead lines with parallel perfect fourth harmonies!
Great riff, Gunnar! Thanks, Jason!
Slayer has some of the best riffs!
@@jasonstallworth ...and those riffs always have something a little deranged or "up to no good" about them!
Blackmore ,uses these diads in many of his tunes ,Burn ,for one ,and some Rainbow tunes.
Love those tunes!
Pretty cool I like different power chords and creating something new 😎
Yeah this little tactic really brings out some new sounds!
Taking that Ritchie Blackmore style power chord (4th interval) and adding a couple notes/embellishing it is a great way to get beginners to improve and get more tonal options in riffs. Variations on that basic 5th power chord are good too for that too.
Yeah this really opens the door to some new sounds!
Inverted power chords,spider chord's are definitely metal. Keep up all your great work my man.
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Another nice riff to put to the mix🤘
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Thanks.!!🎸🎸
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Jason really appreciate the lessons and I'm loving the ability to get that 80's vibe. Has Gunnar got his own youtube channel cause he has serious chops, can teach me southern rock and has a cool haircut
Dude I recently put out a video of southern rock leads meets heavy metal!!! ruclips.net/video/23HOe77MCTQ/видео.html
Hi Jason! You give out great content, thanks so much! I had a question I was hoping you could answer. When going from 5-5 on the D and G strings to 5-7, is this not swapping from an inverted C to a regular G power chord? I was not sure what you meant by still playing in a C. In relation to the C, wouldn't 5-7 be the P5 and M2 without any playing any C's? I'm still catching up on theory so it's likely a stupid question! 😂
Yes, technically it’s still a G power chord but that position is also with the C chord. In other words, for this riff, the bass guitar would be playing a C that entire time (as well as any other instruments). Definitely a great question! Because if you wanted the song to go to a G, that would work too
@@jasonstallworth Awesome!! Thanks so much for the response, it really helped!🤘Have a great week!
what do you think about symphonic metal
Dude, one of my favorite bands is Nightwish. And I also love Epica and several others in that realm.
@@jasonstallworth nightwish is the best but cobra and the lotus and unleash the archers and frozen crown are awesome as well but nightwish ih the best in my opinion
@@bama5490 I’ve heard Unleash the Archers and they have some great stuff. They recently toured with seven Kingdoms, another cool band.
I was just doing this in G minor lol
That's a cool key to play in
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Demon core....
Syke your eyes...
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priest style.. like heading out on the highway a bit.
Love some Priest!
Man that Rogaine really workin for gunner....lol
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sorry, thats so boring, dont talk so much
Per the rest of the comments here, you’re the only who thinks that. On that note, there are plenty of other channels on RUclips for you to watch if mine are boring for you 😉
@@jasonstallworth Dont be pistst of, You got really good lessions. Peace.
@@chaosms Brother, no one is upset here. I just simply responded to your comment. Part of my talking is what helps most folks because explaining in a way folks can understand and relate to.