Thank you so much for sharing this incredible chord trick. It’s amazing how simple movements can transform lead and rhythm lines. I’m truly grateful for the clear explanation and examples. This will definitely help me visualize the fretboard better and improve my playing. God bless you for this fantastic lesson.
Such a good lesson. Appreciate how clearly you explained it and it wasn’t rushed or at a faster tempo. This is some elements I am working into my practice currently.
Yes, absolutely Neil! For an open G chord you would use the open D and G strings and slide up to the fourth fret of the G string (B note). it’s basically the same pattern. Thanks a lot for checking out the video.🙏
Thanks again for a great video, Rusty. I must confess that I get a bit sidetracked looking at that gorgeous Deusenberg. Might have to watch the video again. 😂. Great tone too. Are you using your Strymon Big Sky? - regards Rod
I’m using the cloud setting on the Strymon big sky. Here is a rig, rundown video if you wanna see some more details about the sound. ruclips.net/video/y5ThbyNTpV0/видео.htmlsi=tp4cgUOGkp9NInsh. Thanks for checking out my videos.👍🙏
You have a lot of interesting ideas towards guitar in a worship setting but how do we get away from being stuck in the so called box of sounding like the guy from U2 and poppy worship of Hillsong and the like? I’d like to take your ideas but have more of that classic rock tone like Page or Moore instead of all the over processed effects.
Hey Steve, on this channel, I try to keep it worship guitar related. But on my other channel, I let loose a little more in the blues rock style. ruclips.net/video/hMCW4t39UaA/видео.htmlsi=R6Y74RaFeC1pe0S1 Here is a recent quick tip video. Catch you later.✌️
thanks for the quick reply. I what I was asking is about using those couple of eexample players tone or sound in a worship service more so than what I hear from the mainstream popular worship teams. I’m not referring to shredding guitar solos but more of a blues based style like Glenn Kaiser or Darrell Mansfield.
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Thank you so much for sharing this incredible chord trick. It’s amazing how simple movements can transform lead and rhythm lines. I’m truly grateful for the clear explanation and examples. This will definitely help me visualize the fretboard better and improve my playing. God bless you for this fantastic lesson.
You’re welcome! I’m glad you got something from the lesson JS! Thank you🙏
Awesome lesson, Rusty! Thank you so much and keep up the great work! This is so helpful!
Thank you Greg! I’m glad the lesson was helpful! See you soon 🙏
Such a good lesson. Appreciate how clearly you explained it and it wasn’t rushed or at a faster tempo. This is some elements I am working into my practice currently.
Thank you Chris! I’m glad you liked the lesson! I hope to see you soon🙏
Sounds like 5,1,2,3, of the scale in the chord, very pretty sounding!
Yes, it’s simple but has a great sound! And it helps me connect to other chords and scales. I appreciate the comment Ray. Hope to see you soon.🙏
Thank you for showing a new way again to see the connections 🤩
You’re welcome! I’m glad you got something from the lesson. See you soon.🙏
@@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2 Kind of makes me feel dumb not seeing so obvious connections myself on this fretboard I've been staring at
Another great lesson that's taught in a way that everyone can understand and incorporate into their playing. Thank You Rusty.
Thank you, Ken! I’m happy to hear that you like the lessons. See you soon, buddy.🙏
Simple and explicit.Thanks sir.
I’m glad to hear it! I appreciate the comment. Thank you.🙏
what an informative lesson...ive learnt so much from this
Nice! I’m glad to hear that! Thank you for checking out the lesson🙏
Love the guitar design!
Thanks, Rick! I love that Duesenberg Guitar! Catch you later🙏
LEARNING SO MUCH FRM U. THANKS 4 UR LESSONS.
Glad to hear it, Robin! You’re very welcome! Thanks for all your support🙏
Hi Rusty! Awesome video and it is a brilliant trick. Keep up the good works my friend. I look forward to talking to you soon!! 👍
Thanks a lot, Clay! It’s always good to see you here! I hope all is well with you and your family. Happy new year.👍
@@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2 Thank you brother! Happy New Year and all to you as well!!
Very nice lesson sir.
I appreciate that! Thank you for checking in. See you soon.🙏
Good one as alway's!
TY for sharing!
Thank you, Fred! You’re welcome and it’s always good to hear from you🙏
Question...can you do these on normal open chords?
Yes, absolutely Neil! For an open G chord you would use the open D and G strings and slide up to the fourth fret of the G string (B note). it’s basically the same pattern. Thanks a lot for checking out the video.🙏
Excellent 👌
Thanks so much Rocky! I appreciate it 🙏
Wow , Rusty Dude , that sounds Awesome Man !!!
Thanks so much, Daniel! I appreciate it🙏
Thanks again for a great video, Rusty. I must confess that I get a bit sidetracked looking at that gorgeous Deusenberg. Might have to watch the video again. 😂. Great tone too. Are you using your Strymon Big Sky? - regards Rod
You’re welcome Rod! Good to hear from you! I do love that Guitar also. And yes, I’m using the cloud setting on the big sky. Happy New Year buddy 🙏
Awesome Thank you
You’re very welcome! Thanks a lot for watching🙏
Thank You this is fantastic
Thank you Dwayne! I appreciate you taking the time to watch my videos🙏
Wow Rusty new guitar? That's a beauty! Gibson es 135?
Oh Dusenberg? Sounds like a car model. Love it!
You answered with your following reply. I’ve had that Dusenberg for a while and I love it. Thanks for checking out the video James.👍
It’s similar to a Gretsch guitar. It is a very nice Guitar. Thanks.🙏
Whats he using to get that tone?
I’m using the cloud setting on the Strymon big sky. Here is a rig, rundown video if you wanna see some more details about the sound. ruclips.net/video/y5ThbyNTpV0/видео.htmlsi=tp4cgUOGkp9NInsh. Thanks for checking out my videos.👍🙏
the Rut is key
The RUT is where it’s at 😂 I use the root note to locate chord shapes and scales all over the fretboard. Thanks for checking out the video Alex.👍
You have a lot of interesting ideas towards guitar in a worship setting but how do we get away from being stuck in the so called box of sounding like the guy from U2 and poppy worship of Hillsong and the like? I’d like to take your ideas but have more of that classic rock tone like Page or Moore instead of all the over processed effects.
Hey Steve, on this channel, I try to keep it worship guitar related. But on my other channel, I let loose a little more in the blues rock style. ruclips.net/video/hMCW4t39UaA/видео.htmlsi=R6Y74RaFeC1pe0S1 Here is a recent quick tip video. Catch you later.✌️
thanks for the quick reply. I what I was asking is about using those couple of eexample players tone or sound in a worship service more so than what I hear from the mainstream popular worship teams. I’m not referring to shredding guitar solos but more of a blues based style like Glenn Kaiser or Darrell Mansfield.
Nice shave pal 😉
Nice! Thank you, my cowboy friend! It’s always good to hear from you, bud🙏
Hello rusty your getting aren't you. I see now you have 2 channels
Thanks for stopping by Scott! I appreciate it 🙏