Left the bands and music 17 years ago, got married had kids and stopped playing all together. Now as a single parent of three I pulled the guitars out to try and find that love again. Dude I never comment but I felt compelled to for your channel. The way you advocate connecting the dots and musicality is brilliant and inspiring. I wish I had run into someone like you 35 years ago it would have saved a lot of frustration lol. Keep doing what you’re doing it’s infectious and a gift!
You rock. I love this!! This is what music does for us. I will do my best to help any way I can. Keep going and super stoked to have you. Time for a family band. lol. 😎 your comments keep me going. Thank you.
I've been playing for 3 months. I've got open chords down major barre chords under my fingers but I continue to struggle how to connect it all. This video helped so much I really appreciate you taking time to do this!
That's awesome! Yes, just simplify it to the triads when you can. I know how hard bar chords are. For some reason they like to show all of us bar chords from the beginning, but they are not easy. Keep going. You are going to love the journey of guitar.
My guitar teachers also did not teach me triads and that left the guitar itself a mystery to me. I discovered triads on my own and BOOM the fog was lifted and I began to learn all the notes on the fretboard with ease. Ty so much for focusing on triads!
You add Spice and Flavour to basic chords ! .......Luv the way you repeat a triad and the notes which helps us consolidate the concept. Thank u......before long I will be looking for a Manager !!!
100% one of the best lessons I have ever had here in YT I have got 5 of my jam buddies to subscribe already without a doubt top Guitar teacher . Your killing it Man Congratulations ❤
@@mrelmoresmusiclab buddy how do I access the chord chart for the triads so I know exactly what strings to be playing I can make out for your G triad your holding b string index finger on 3rd fret and G and D string 4th fret is that correct
@fionnmcnessa hey bud, there’s a link in the description to my dropbox where you should be able to download them. then the triad sets are on the DG and B strings for this particular lesson. Let me know if that makes sense. And let me know if you have any trouble getting them.
Thank you so much. Check back in just a bit because I am just about to upload a video that explains the entire right hand technique I did in this video. I would love to hear your thoughts. Keep going my friend.
Jellyfish. ...Again, I'm new at all this. I can't tell what you're doing with the right hand... It kind of looks like you're hitting E and D and strumming the three high strings (G, B, e) with the back of your fingers. But I'm not sure of the count... Thumb (base); thumb (alternate string) then I, M, R on the triad? or is it thumb, too? It sounds like two thumbs and then four notes, but I can't tell if one is the thumb or if you are coming back down from ring to middle or ring to index or what??? I think it's called arpeggiating (3, 2, 1, 2)?
Yes, I know it's a lot. I think I will try and make another video with some tablature that breaks down what I am doing with my right hand. When I play the full bar chord...I hit the low E with my thumb and kind of flick or strum the rest of the chord. When I switch to the triad...I play the D string with my thumb since it is the root note of the triad. Then I play the G and B strings with my fingers. Those are the other 2 notes that make up the triad. I think I am going to need to do a video just on the strumming technique to help you put it all together. Kind of a lot of little separate techniques going on. It's all a cummulative proccess. Keep going. More to come soon.
@@mrelmoresmusiclabas a newbie this is what I’m struggling with the most when I try to follow videos online. Some strumming videos would help a lot of us I’m sure. Love the content man and looking forward to learning more from you.
Thanks so much for the kind words. I promise you I have a lot more to come, and I will give you some super solid breakdowns to help you put both hand techniques together. Just never forget that music is a lifelong journey and we’re all going to connect the dots in different ways. Super stoked to have you here and I will do my best to deliver. Have a great night and keep going.
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Left the bands and music 17 years ago, got married had kids and stopped playing all together. Now as a single parent of three I pulled the guitars out to try and find that love again. Dude I never comment but I felt compelled to for your channel. The way you advocate connecting the dots and musicality is brilliant and inspiring. I wish I had run into someone like you 35 years ago it would have saved a lot of frustration lol. Keep doing what you’re doing it’s infectious and a gift!
You rock. I love this!! This is what music does for us. I will do my best to help any way I can. Keep going and super stoked to have you. Time for a family band. lol. 😎 your comments keep me going. Thank you.
I've been playing for 3 months. I've got open chords down major barre chords under my fingers but I continue to struggle how to connect it all. This video helped so much I really appreciate you taking time to do this!
That's awesome! Yes, just simplify it to the triads when you can. I know how hard bar chords are. For some reason they like to show all of us bar chords from the beginning, but they are not easy. Keep going. You are going to love the journey of guitar.
My guitar teachers also did not teach me triads and that left the guitar itself a mystery to me.
I discovered triads on my own and BOOM the fog was lifted and I began to learn all the notes on the fretboard with ease.
Ty so much for focusing on triads!
Yep, that's exactly how it went down for me too. haha. At least we got it figured out now.
Thanks for the functional triad exercise! I’ve been looking all over for something like this!!
My pleasure. I have a whole bunch of lessons like this on here with many more to come. Keep going one day at a time. :)
Thanks great lesson and great job explaining everything
Thank you! Super stoked you found it helpful. Lots more to come and stoked to have you here.
insightful, simple, and amazing video !!! game changer
Thank so so much. Lots more to come.
You add Spice and Flavour to basic chords ! .......Luv the way you repeat a triad and the notes which helps us consolidate the concept. Thank u......before long I will be looking for a Manager !!!
Thank you! Yes. You got this. Just keep going. Lots more to come and thanks for the feedback. 😎
@@mrelmoresmusiclab Thanks..I also play the C chord by barring the E and B strings which then goes straight into the triad with ease.
Awesome. You are figuring it out.
100% one of the best lessons I have ever had here in YT I have got 5 of my jam buddies to subscribe already without a doubt top Guitar teacher .
Your killing it Man
Congratulations ❤
Man you are the best! I’m trying. lol. Thanks so much. I’m going to keep going. Lots more to come and thank you. 🙏
@@mrelmoresmusiclab buddy how do I access the chord chart for the triads so I know exactly what strings to be playing I can make out for your G triad your holding b string index finger on 3rd fret and G and D string 4th fret is that correct
@fionnmcnessa hey bud, there’s a link in the description to my dropbox where you should be able to download them. then the triad sets are on the DG and B strings for this particular lesson. Let me know if that makes sense. And let me know if you have any trouble getting them.
I’ve been on this guitar learning journey for several years now. Your teaching style is really helping me put it all together. Thank you #jellyfish
Great to hear jellyfish, keep going my friend. Connecting the dots one at a time.
Great lesson once again!
Thank you so much. Check back in just a bit because I am just about to upload a video that explains the entire right hand technique I did in this video. I would love to hear your thoughts. Keep going my friend.
Great lesson! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you. Lots more to come. Keep going.
Nice!
Thanks!
Jellyfish. ...Again, I'm new at all this. I can't tell what you're doing with the right hand... It kind of looks like you're hitting E and D and strumming the three high strings (G, B, e) with the back of your fingers. But I'm not sure of the count... Thumb (base); thumb (alternate string) then I, M, R on the triad? or is it thumb, too? It sounds like two thumbs and then four notes, but I can't tell if one is the thumb or if you are coming back down from ring to middle or ring to index or what??? I think it's called arpeggiating (3, 2, 1, 2)?
Yes, I know it's a lot. I think I will try and make another video with some tablature that breaks down what I am doing with my right hand.
When I play the full bar chord...I hit the low E with my thumb and kind of flick or strum the rest of the chord. When I switch to the triad...I play the D string with my thumb since it is the root note of the triad. Then I play the G and B strings with my fingers. Those are the other 2 notes that make up the triad.
I think I am going to need to do a video just on the strumming technique to help you put it all together. Kind of a lot of little separate techniques going on. It's all a cummulative proccess. Keep going. More to come soon.
@@mrelmoresmusiclabas a newbie this is what I’m struggling with the most when I try to follow videos online. Some strumming videos would help a lot of us I’m sure. Love the content man and looking forward to learning more from you.
Thanks so much for the kind words. I promise you I have a lot more to come, and I will give you some super solid breakdowns to help you put both hand techniques together.
Just never forget that music is a lifelong journey and we’re all going to connect the dots in different ways. Super stoked to have you here and I will do my best to deliver. Have a great night and keep going.