Sean, all my year of guitar lesson on theory, it is all coming together plus your guitar lesson. Your lesson and your approach are simple and it is connected most of the dots. Thank you so much, I do appreciate it.
I've been working on figuring this out and you just made it clearer. Also, you can use the G form for the I, IV & V chords in G, then expand using the C-form and D-form. There's about a years worth of beginner self-learning progress right there. Thanks for helping me out.
Shapes! I recently tuned one of my guitars to 4ths. Raising the treble B and E to C and F. Now a C triad played from the C on the E string fret 8 is the same shape as a C triad from the C on the G string fret 5! And it’s the same shape from any C on the guitar. Ditto for the shapes of triads starting on the 3rd or 5th. If you tune a 7 string with a low B, you now have all the C Major scale notes played open! This tuning works very well for 7th chords, so you may find it convenient for your favorite chords as well. Thanks for the lesson, hope you find time to play with this tuning.
Best guitar teacher ever. And I have seen plenty. Bought an online course from some other guy, which was helpful; but nothing like you. Thank you so much. Going to check your content on Patreon. If this is the free stuff, I can't even imagine what the Patreon content will be like.
Not only is this a great little lesson but it's even better when I slow it down to half speed and and you sound absolutely tanked when speaking (try it)! Hillarious and again really informative. Thanks for teaching me and making me laugh.
Sean, Rebel, rough & tumble, or not, these guitar hacks/tips are soooooo valuable & helpful!!! Thank you 👍🏾👍🏼. Why aren't these little gems taught in any guitar courses 🤔🍻
you made a video about asking what people want and i said something stupid, but my favorite videos from you had to be about folk music and keeping it real, also your philosophical quips are always 100/100
Great stuff! Since I found you on here I’m doing things that I was very close to doing, but couldn’t “see the forest for the trees.” You have a really good teaching technique.
thanks sean,,i really like the way you simplify complicated concepts,,,,best of luck with your appliances,,,they always seem to go out on strike at once,,,,i had a fridge,dishwasher and washing machine all go out in a one month period,,,,,first world problems eh ,,,cheers from Australia
II appreciate the "overlapping" thing... got to get it under my fingers and in the up stairs too. The AC... I ordered one which never came and the company in Texas that has a phone number in New York processed the funds through Great Britten and ... I had to get a new card .... so it has cooled off now and I don't need one. I wanted one more than needed one. Keep cool. scribing now..
Sean, do you have any videos/courses for begginers? I'm stuck on beginning...always over and over. I think some basics have been left out by teachers in the past, who, not dissimilar to you, know their craft so well they forget about the issues common with slow bloomers. Many thanks, love your vids but would really like to know what the hell you're talking about.
I'm new to this channel and I've watched 5 videos and sound like a different player. Good stuff this and no messing about. If it sounds good then it is good imo.
You change the way I play every time. Thanks, Sean. Also, If you assume everything in the house is gonna cost $5000 upfront, the “smaller” $2000 bills will sound like a deal.
10:06 That's how everything comes out when I try to to it deliberately. But especially if it's on the bottom strings or on the short side of the 12th fret. Such is the life of the noodler
Yeah you’re right on you’re a good teacher I started playing guitar in 1974 still playing today I took lessons off of a guy by the name of Johnny fortune he did soul surfer in 1963 I believe he was my best friend for 30 years but I learn how to read notation and I’m a finger style guitarist today I’ve been playing about 49 years I started playing with my nephew was born and he was born in 1974 that’s what year I started playing you’re a good teacher cool man😎😎🎸🎼🎶
Great advice as always. Glad you decided to switch to minor scale - it fits better with house fixes blues (new song idea, maybe??). Why does it cost so much to fix a garage door?!?
That Taylor guitar is something else....I WILL own one some day :D I have buyers remorse for my Taylor 326 CE...When I first played it at the store I loved it, but something about that ashwood just isn't resonating with me anymore. Kinda sucks, because that guitar was $2500 bucks :/
Any time you can get something broken at home fixed for under $1K I'd call that a bargain. Good luck with the A/C! I ordered a couple sets of strings yesterday to help keep things afloat - much thanks from RI
Sean, great lesson as always. Love your style and chill approach to it all. So, thank you. This may sound really foolish here, oh well - what the hell, right? When you play barre chords in this video it appears your not barring but just fretting 1 finger on the root? Is your finger rolled giving that impression? I had to inquire. Love your sense of humor too, man - good stuff. Holla!
Your tips are gold dust for a gigging guitarist, not just beginners, plus the top dressing of zany Irish humour. Could hold your own in a pub in Liverpool, Dublin or Boston.
Elixir sent me free coated strings to test and review for a couple years when they were a new thing but I didn't like the coating flaking off. Are they any better now?
I have a Taylor and they came with Elixir strings. I always use these strings now. Never have I had an issue with a coating coming off. Oh, and in my opinion, the strings last longer. You do not get the rust/dark color spots on the notes you play the most often as fast. They are more expensive however.
I like my Dadarrio XS , however is having your catalytic converter or your guitar stolen. Nice beginners lessen by the by. ( PS after five years of guitar learning, 65y to 70y, while do I still hate the Blues, dont reply.) PPS, What I love is cool diatonic melodies that just hang over the cliff of Jazz but never fall over)
Dead little battery? Toyota hybrid? Mine needed a firmware update right after I got it. Never had the problem again! We have a new addition and need more power. My electrician can’t get a 400 amp meter base until February! You are on a bad tech cycle. The heat will go out in January! Good luck!
I just changed out a set of Ddarios that didn’t wear out and only slightly frayed after three months in 80%humidity. They looked and sounded like peanut butter in the fridge. I don’t think I paid for them
Helpful and fun, as always. Two points: 1: That riff is the basic melody of one of the sweetest ballads ever: In a Sentimental Mood by Duke Ellington. 2: I know you love it, and probably got it for free, but that Taylor is one ugly-ass guitar; right up there with the Ovation. If someone gave me that Taylor, I'd play it, but with a bag over my head, even if I was a Brown-Eyed Handsome Man like yourself.
I wish the hell you folks would quit using the word 'hack' in your tittles.. Hack is a programmers term and 'only' applies to computers. I find the folks who use the term as 'click bait' turn out to be hacks themselves.. Bottom line you made a good video that did not need the term 'hack', it stood on the merits of the maker.
Sorry Kelly, but the word programmer means: programmer (n.) 1890, "event planner," agent noun from program And it 'only' applies to planning events prior to electricity, so I wish you folks would stop using it in reference to computers. Furthermore, computer means: computer (n.) 1640s, "one who calculates, a reckoner, one whose occupation is to make arithmetical calculations," and 'only' applies to people, so I wish you folks would stop using it in reference to your electronic devices. As you know, language does not evolve, so I'm certain you'll be on board with this.
@@jamiebriggs8277 Bottom line Jamie.. One can not 'hack' a guitar, a car flat change, house paint, Drywall, a driveway, an apple, ones bald head or any other they click bait you-screwed videos out there.. So my point stands. However thanks for your studious research:)
@@kellyzeewolf4613 bottom line Kelly.. language evolves and the word hack in modern usage very much applies to those things, or any other process. It evolved INTO the usage you prefer, amd has also evolved past it. Whether you or anyone else like it or not ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@jamiebriggs8277 You seem to have had this discussion before, so I'm sure you are sound in your opinion, and that is what makes this country so great. The fact that we can differ and still be cordial :) Rock on my friend! (and my point stands.. but please, by all means, stand by yours lmbo)
These are advanced hacks because I am lost within the first few seconds. He usually makes no sense regardless. No wonder why I have never subscribed to this channel. I get click-bated often.
So your car breaks every time 100 percent of the time? Your lock doesn't work. Your stove blows up every time you use it 100 percent of the time ;) cmon man don't be so negative haha let's be honest not everything breaks when you need it around the house .
Sean, all my year of guitar lesson on theory, it is all coming together plus your guitar lesson. Your lesson and your approach are simple and it is connected most of the dots. Thank you so much, I do appreciate it.
I've been working on figuring this out and you just made it clearer. Also, you can use the G form for the I, IV & V chords in G, then expand using the C-form and D-form. There's about a years worth of beginner self-learning progress right there. Thanks for helping me out.
Shapes! I recently tuned one of my guitars to 4ths. Raising the treble B and E to C and F. Now a C triad played from the C on the E string fret 8 is the same shape as a C triad from the C on the G string fret 5! And it’s the same shape from any C on the guitar. Ditto for the shapes of triads starting on the 3rd or 5th. If you tune a 7 string with a low B, you now have all the C Major scale notes played open! This tuning works very well for 7th chords, so you may find it convenient for your favorite chords as well. Thanks for the lesson, hope you find time to play with this tuning.
Best guitar teacher ever. And I have seen plenty. Bought an online course from some other guy, which was helpful; but nothing like you. Thank you so much. Going to check your content on Patreon.
If this is the free stuff, I can't even imagine what the Patreon content will be like.
Not only is this a great little lesson but it's even better when I slow it down to half speed and and you sound absolutely tanked when speaking (try it)! Hillarious and again really informative. Thanks
for teaching me and making me laugh.
Lol I read this and I had to try it and you’re absolutely right! 😆
Sounds like slowcore americana
Thanks for the expanded lesson on the guitar hack to learn all the right notes. As always, appreciated!!!
Sean, Rebel, rough & tumble, or not, these guitar hacks/tips are soooooo valuable & helpful!!! Thank you 👍🏾👍🏼. Why aren't these little gems taught in any guitar courses 🤔🍻
Finally, someone making more sense! Thank you for opening these windows!!!
Awesome lesson Sean!! Thank you! Hope things are better!
you made a video about asking what people want and i said something stupid, but my favorite videos from you had to be about folk music and keeping it real, also your philosophical quips are always 100/100
Slick! I'm not at a place to utilize this info effectively, but will remember this :D Thanks for sharing!
Thanx so much!love your attitude dude.Great info
Fun fact garage door springs are good for about 10,000 cycles before they break. Just found that out last week! Thanks for the guitar tip.
I absolutely love learning little tidbits like this that seem useless but are fun to just whip out every now and then
Great stuff! Since I found you on here I’m doing things that I was very close to doing, but couldn’t “see the forest for the trees.” You have a really good teaching technique.
Sean daniel true legend
Great lesson, thank you!
Great lesson !!!!! You can't count on your garage door brother, but Let me say that Your lessons work 100% of the time !!! Thanks Sean !
thanks sean,,i really like the way you simplify complicated concepts,,,,best of luck with your appliances,,,they always seem to go out on strike at once,,,,i had a fridge,dishwasher and washing machine all go out in a one month period,,,,,first world problems eh ,,,cheers from Australia
Nice. I really like your "play a chord, then go find a place to noodle" lessons they help quite a bit.
Love that Sean Daniel video everyday work ethic 👍🏼🙂
II appreciate the "overlapping" thing... got to get it under my fingers and in the up stairs too. The AC... I ordered one which never came and the company in Texas that has a phone number in New York processed the funds through Great Britten and ... I had to get a new card .... so it has cooled off now and I don't need one. I wanted one more than needed one. Keep cool. scribing now..
Sean, do you have any videos/courses for begginers? I'm stuck on beginning...always over and over. I think some basics have been left out by teachers in the past, who, not dissimilar to you, know their craft so well they forget about the issues common with slow bloomers. Many thanks, love your vids but would really like to know what the hell you're talking about.
Another gem Sean! Keep em coming. Could you do an Elliot Smith tutorial one day? He was simply the best
I'm new to this channel and I've watched 5 videos and sound like a different player.
Good stuff this and no messing about. If it sounds good then it is good imo.
You change the way I play every time. Thanks, Sean. Also, If you assume everything in the house is gonna cost $5000 upfront, the “smaller” $2000 bills will sound like a deal.
10:06 That's how everything comes out when I try to to it deliberately. But especially if it's on the bottom strings or on the short side of the 12th fret. Such is the life of the noodler
Yeah you’re right on you’re a good teacher I started playing guitar in 1974 still playing today I took lessons off of a guy by the name of Johnny fortune he did soul surfer in 1963 I believe he was my best friend for 30 years but I learn how to read notation and I’m a finger style guitarist today I’ve been playing about 49 years I started playing with my nephew was born and he was born in 1974 that’s what year I started playing you’re a good teacher cool man😎😎🎸🎼🎶
Great advice as always. Glad you decided to switch to minor scale - it fits better with house fixes blues (new song idea, maybe??). Why does it cost so much to fix a garage door?!?
Very helpful - thanks! 😀
another good on Sean, thanks
The state of music education: "My life is in shambles. Please like and subscribe..."
Love you, Sean!
Exercise is very reminiscent of some Jack Johnson tunes… good stuff
I feel you on the homeowner stuff 😬
That Taylor guitar is something else....I WILL own one some day :D I have buyers remorse for my Taylor 326 CE...When I first played it at the store I loved it, but something about that ashwood just isn't resonating with me anymore. Kinda sucks, because that guitar was $2500 bucks :/
Good tip! Do you have a Collings coming?
Thank You Elixir! Hey Sean, I wouldn't dare use the backdoor w/o a guitar & ice pack(4 the guest - room).
I just learned a handy Daniel.
Yep,,,,I'm @ 10:02. Great vid Sean
Nice hat. Cabela's has guitars?
Any time you can get something broken at home fixed for under $1K I'd call that a bargain. Good luck with the A/C!
I ordered a couple sets of strings yesterday to help keep things afloat - much thanks from RI
I appreciate the support Matt!
Hey Sean, do you have any tips for timing? I have problems playing the chords, then picking the notes, and making it back to the next chord on time.
Sean, great lesson as always. Love your style and chill approach to it all. So, thank you.
This may sound really foolish here, oh well - what the hell, right? When you play barre chords in this video it appears your not barring but just fretting 1 finger on the root? Is your finger rolled giving that impression? I had to inquire.
Love your sense of humor too, man - good stuff.
Holla!
@Sean Daniel - The big question is - Is there a similarly simplistic hack to use over any minor chord?? :-)
Dude love Elixers just like buying at the local music shop. Sorry no $green making it your way. Thanks to for the sweet sounds
Sean we can not do that pattern with 2nd and 3rd minor chords na?? Only with 6th minor ??
Has this just helped my bass playing ? I think so !
Your tips are gold dust for a gigging guitarist, not just beginners, plus the top dressing of zany Irish humour. Could hold your own in a pub in Liverpool, Dublin or Boston.
Elixir sent me free coated strings to test and review for a couple years when they were a new thing but I didn't like the coating flaking off. Are they any better now?
I have a Taylor and they came with Elixir strings. I always use these strings now. Never have I had an issue with a coating coming off. Oh, and in my opinion, the strings last longer. You do not get the rust/dark color spots on the notes you play the most often as fast. They are more expensive however.
@@TheBorrito Well maybe then I helped them improve their product. Could be time to give them another try.
I would give the nanowebs a try. I think the issue you’re describing may have been with the old polyweb sets
I like my Dadarrio XS , however is having your catalytic converter or your guitar stolen. Nice beginners lessen by the by. ( PS after five years of guitar learning, 65y to 70y, while do I still hate the Blues, dont reply.) PPS, What I love is cool diatonic melodies that just hang over the cliff of Jazz but never fall over)
Dead little battery? Toyota hybrid? Mine needed a firmware update right after I got it. Never had the problem again! We have a new addition and need more power. My electrician can’t get a 400 amp meter base until February! You are on a bad tech cycle. The heat will go out in January! Good luck!
You are literally pewdiepie with way more talent for guitars, how the F do you have less than 10 Million subs????
elixer and taylor = macdonalds
cool video though
The garage door can wait...what about the leather jacket?!? When will this man finally achieve his dream?
🔝very well t taught 👁will review over @ over until Thanks very much UR real. 🔝
Appreciate the video but I don't like elixir strings good old phosphor bronze
I just changed out a set of Ddarios that didn’t wear out and only slightly frayed after three months in 80%humidity. They looked and sounded like peanut butter in the fridge. I don’t think I paid for them
Whatevet note that is, the 9th fret on the "A" string, nobody knows the name of that note !! 😄😄😄
You look like you’d own/manager a very successful lawn care company.
Helpful and fun, as always. Two points: 1: That riff is the basic melody of one of the sweetest ballads ever: In a Sentimental Mood by Duke Ellington. 2: I know you love it, and probably got it for free, but that Taylor is one ugly-ass guitar; right up there with the Ovation. If someone gave me that Taylor, I'd play it, but with a bag over my head, even if I was a Brown-Eyed Handsome Man like yourself.
Sean each time i see you. I see my nephew on you...
Just bought 3 packs of Elixir... Will see if we can trust you !
Let me know what you think!
Great lesson. I `am never not working. My car never works.
for me i dont care about the scales..dont know how it works. as long as that particular chord shape nice to hear, then i go to that and it works
1200 dollar garage door opener repair? You have one of those new fusion drive models? 🤔 🤣
Dude it looks like the lizard skin is wearing off your wound strings.Good thing they last forever.Btw thanks for the free lesson
$1200 for a garage door opener repair?! Wow! You got taken, Sean. That's horrible and shame on the contractor for taking advantage of people!
ok technically it was the mechanism inside the motor that open the garage door
Fix it yourself, dude. It's not as difficult as you imagine.
I was thinking that might be a fun video with Andrea - "unboxing" the garage door opener" LOL
I wish the hell you folks would quit using the word 'hack' in your tittles.. Hack is a programmers term and 'only' applies to computers. I find the folks who use the term as 'click bait' turn out to be hacks themselves.. Bottom line you made a good video that did not need the term 'hack', it stood on the merits of the maker.
Sorry Kelly, but the word programmer means:
programmer (n.)
1890, "event planner," agent noun from program
And it 'only' applies to planning events prior to electricity, so I wish you folks would stop using it in reference to computers.
Furthermore, computer means:
computer (n.)
1640s, "one who calculates, a reckoner, one whose occupation is to make arithmetical calculations," and 'only' applies to people, so I wish you folks would stop using it in reference to your electronic devices.
As you know, language does not evolve, so I'm certain you'll be on board with this.
@@jamiebriggs8277 Bottom line Jamie.. One can not 'hack' a guitar, a car flat change, house paint, Drywall, a driveway, an apple, ones bald head or any other they click bait you-screwed videos out there.. So my point stands. However thanks for your studious research:)
@@kellyzeewolf4613 bottom line Kelly.. language evolves and the word hack in modern usage very much applies to those things, or any other process. It evolved INTO the usage you prefer, amd has also evolved past it.
Whether you or anyone else like it or not
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@jamiebriggs8277 You seem to have had this discussion before, so I'm sure you are sound in your opinion, and that is what makes this country so great. The fact that we can differ and still be cordial :) Rock on my friend! (and my point stands.. but please, by all means, stand by yours lmbo)
@@kellyzeewolf4613 you can have whatever opinion you like about the fact that language evolves, but I'm simply stating the fact that it does
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Gotta git rid of that taylor, bud
First
champion!
The lesson is never own anything
4d chess
$4K guitar > $4M house
These are advanced hacks because I am lost within the first few seconds. He usually makes no sense regardless. No wonder why I have never subscribed to this channel. I get click-bated often.
Your guitar sounds out of tune in this video
Sounds like that G is a little flat
So your car breaks every time 100 percent of the time? Your lock doesn't work. Your stove blows up every time you use it 100 percent of the time ;) cmon man don't be so negative haha let's be honest not everything breaks when you need it around the house .