How to Transition Between Open Chords and Bar Chords
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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Thanks for watching this lesson my friends! Let me hear your feedback below and thanks for all the love. e :)
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This video is published on my birthday so it must be good. ;). Thanks for the tip. It sounds so logical but it is good to hear it is this 'simple'. Only takes time. I'm practicing my changes and I'm getting faster but I think it will take months before I'm fast enough. Especially when I have to change for one count. Like F-barrre x8 , G x1, F-barre x7 in a song I'm practising now at a 105BPM.
Build the chord from the low note to the high note may be the best piece of advice I have ever heard/seen on a RUclips video. So simple but so helpful. Thank you.
I'm doing his UDEMY videos. Highly reccomemded. For those of you who thinks he talks to much, to each his own. His style is rather disarming and relaxing. Bottom line, he is a great teacher. One of the very best on RUclips .
First step: practice
Second step: muscle memory kicks in
I really love it when a person can teach well. Its a virtue. And you sir are a good teacher. Thank you for breaking down the technique and making it easy for a newbie with no master, like me. Thank you sensei....
Thank you!!
Just Started using a metronome to help me. Gives me a steady rhythm and I can gradually speed it up. Hopefully it will work 🎸
Did it work
clear, concise, practical, concrete, and interesting advice
This helped me so much!! I started playing guitar in january (played ukulele for about three years before) so i’m getting use to everything with the guitar. What helped me mostly was when you were talking about that you needed to decide which fingers to put down first when you’re transitioning to the next chord. Thank you so much and good luck to anyone else reading this!
I just figure out my first barre chord yesterday and I’m working on transitions just getting ahead in research
After years of putting them off I am forcing barre chords into my thick skull... What helps me a lot is timing how many chord changes I can do between two chords in one minute. I keep track of this so I have positive reinforcement of the progress I am actually making. This video helps a lot by suggesting to visualize the next chord before actually making the change. Thank you!
The tips to go from low to high strings, slowing down, repetition and knowing the fingers can set down individually rather than all at once was very helpful. Thank you!
Great vid. Focusing on where your fingers have to go really helps. Just practiced changing from a G open chord to f bar chord for 7 hours straight and im finally starting to get it. Can smoothly transition playing at about 50 bpm. One thing that helped me learn was instead of putting the bar down first, which I was doing, I put all my other fingers down and then the bar. Just something you can try and see if it works for you.
Nice explanation. I'm not giving up on this.....
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Not even practicing at the moment, but just watching this first video, I know you're an excellent teacher, at least for me, and definitely cleared my mind on how to begin practicing transitions. Even watching other videos, telling to practice the chords all the time and while multitasking, they didn't quite help the same way. I just felt so overwhelmed before and couldn't contemplate swapping to the Barre so quickly, regardless of seeing other people do it themselves. Thanks tons for the work you obviously put in! Keep it up! Instant sub and bell.
I've been wanting to play the guitar for so long, after one of your videos I finally decided to start. Your vids are awesome, it's so useful! Thank you ^^
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Very knowledgeable, whole lot of good instructions, I hear the comments that say theres alot of rambling....just my humble opinion your instructions made more sense when I stopped messing around on the guitar while trying to listen. Appreciate what your doing👍👍
Nice lesson. When doing the Am, I place the middle finger on the G string (and the ring finger on the D string). That way, when I move to an F or G bar chord, I simply slide the middle finger down along the string.
Great tip!
I know like most everything with playing it's a personal preference thing, but for the life of me I can't understand how you don't drop your pick with that much of it sticking out. lol. Love the videos. Thanks for all the free stuff you do.
Thanks Adam! I'm just really used to the way I hold my pick by now :)
Thanks for making it more simple and easier to understand.This helped and I subscribed.😉
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It helped. With me it's been getting from the open D to Bm, same principle.
this really helped and I practice transitioning from Open Chord to Bar chord, slowly and doing one or two fingers at a time. It really helps. I kept rushing to do the change and the strings were muted or wrong string and the sound was as you might imagine; TERRIBLE. I slowed down practiced the technique from the lesson and it is crisp and clear. speed does come later after muscle memory takes over. Just keeping it Simple has really helped. Good job Dude!! haha I saw this video month ago so I had time to practice on it.
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Good advice start slow even if it takes a week it will soon come ..and always keep your guitar in view and you will find you keep picking it up..put it under the bed you wont be bothered ..good luck and stick at it believe me you wont regret it..
My problem is the strings seem to mute when i am going from open chord to barre chord , usually lightly upstrum when i change chords, how do I prevent this mute when I change open to barre chord?
You're doing too fast. People said this over and over again, Erich said it in this video too but I'm gonna say it again. Do it slowly and accurately first, speed will come later as you practice more.
@@DuongNguyen-lh3ru Yup, I found this out with my typing lessons. Same principle. Be accurate and speed will come, and it is true. We need to do it that way and be patient.
the lesson I needed! thanks a lot!!
7:19 such a good reminder. thanks!
Hi mate, brilliant I'm 7months into guitar, I luv it can be very frustrating at time, but when I get a song it ace, been learning, Chris Stapleton, starting over. I'm getting there. Your lesson was really good, and I'm taking it on board, I do the f chord OK, but need to know all the barre chords. And you've got a new subscriber, cheers... J.. 👍👍🎸🎸
The thing is I can switch to an E rooted bar chord almost instantly about 85% of the time but I haven't practiced the A rooted ones as much, came back here to freshen up my brain, sometimes it's good to go back to the basics to get a new perspective on things
That slowing down really works.
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Great advice. Transitions are my greatest challenge and this gives me a strategy to use and practice
Daaaamn how much grass did you smoke before this? Hah, I'm just kidding - enjoyed the vid!
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Thanks for the great advise. This lesson really sunk in. Thanks great job.
thankyu sir! helped really! i can play both barre chords and open chords but i couldn't transition between them. after watching this, i actually nailed it. I subscribed!!!!!!!
Awesome! Thanks for watching
Maybe the second time through, I get this, thanks so much! Just be patient!!
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This actually helped. Thank you!
Thnku so much sir...u really really helped me in my bar chords i was not getting it right d whole month
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Very helpful video.
Thankyou so much for sharing this informative video with us 👍💐
thanks for the vid really enjoyed it! you just got another subscriber my dude
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So welcome my friend!
Visualise it before you move your fingers. That's great advice
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He answered your whole problem in the first minute and a half of the video. You just aren't slowing down enough. I look at it as frustration clouds the mind. Just practice transitioning between your problem chords.
Simple but great point... hold the guitar whilst watching TV and just practise moving fingers between chords, no strumming, no noise that might piss off the wife. I actually feel a bit of an idiot for not thinking to do this. Liked and subscribed for this simple thing alone.
Thank you. And welcome Dale.😀🙏
Nice lesson .it's really helpful for beginners.thanks alot .
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Awesome tutorial 👍💯🎸!!!!!
Cool lesson, thanks a ton.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching
Brilliant, that helped a huge amount, thank you x
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Thanks bro.. go head
Many many thanks
Thank, this video helped me a lot!
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Love your analogies dude
That's a great idea
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Following you on Udemy 😉
Nice instructions man!
thanks i learn so much from u
Thank you so much Frank!
Thank you for teaching me this technique. I’ve been practicing bar chord switching in this way. But I still cannot switch these chords quickly after a month’s practices.
Is it normal to spend months to practice bar chord switching? Or maybe there’s something wrong in my practice. I’m so dejected.
hey how is it now?
I’m not gonna lie it took me a couple days to get good at it can’t say I’ve mastered it yet
should i just practice my open chords without my index ?
Excellent. Very helpful..
Thanks! Nice lesson
Summary for those in a rush - Think about /Visualize where the next chord will be and how it will look (where fingers will go) while playing the previous chord. Go slow (one note at a time). Repeat.
Thank you working your way
Thank you 🙏
Help a lot, thank u!
Thanks for the tips!
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Thanks
Awesome vid. I appreciate it
Awesome- great teacher!!!
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Very nice ... good work
thanks bro
effective exercise... thank you so much sir
You're welcome! Thanks for watching
Honestly i can do bar chords but the f chord is just too difficult (getting all the strings to play)
I face problem mostly while Playing any barre chord at 1st fret like its very difficult for me to shift from( Amin to fmajor)😕😕😕
I have been practicing the transition between open and barre chords for 3 months, I am still struggling...
My teacher told me to form the barre chord shape in the air before putting it down on the fretboard, just like in this video. I am practicing super slowly but it still feels pretty awkward.
I know it takes time to master, and I don't mind, I just hope I am not practicing the wrong way
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7 minutes in and you still never explained the transition. Please show the work. Stop talking around it. Makes it impossible to watch the video.
you move from open Am to barre chord Gmaj REAL slowly but surely...repeat as needed till you get fast. that took about five seconds. got it?
Just gotta really go slow at first . It will feel like ur doing it over and over a million times but finally your muscle memory will kick in and u will be able to do it on autopilot ALMOST .
Keep doing the same transition over and over again. Your fingers will be familiar with the transition eventually.
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The lesson though 🔥
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Accuracy leads to speed
What about F and B bar chords?
Same technique. 👍
very apt sir.
Its all in the mind
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How to get clear sound in f major barre chord ?
Sorry for bad English.
I just watched your effing F video, and you should re-edit it to include the tablature. I had to hit rewind too many times to follow your video. Thanks for your work.
This lesson is nice and logic but I am extremely frustrated trying to learn change G to Bm... oposte is ok...is annoing already. It is already 3 months trying this shit. I am surprised with myself not giving up... Lets try it...
Slow and steady, my friend. This is the way.
Thanks and all the best in 2024 :) Yes I will do it :)
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....this helps....
When you finally know barre chords but now you have you to transition
😅you got this!
@@yourguitarsage it use to take me 5 seconds to transition, only 2 sec which is really good thanks dude
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Why have you not done video for 2 weeks?
What's difference between open chords and bar chords??
Open chords have strings that you aren't fretting with your fingers. With a bar chord you use one finger to fret all strings at once, and then the rest of your fingers to make a chord
hey dude my thumb can not arjust when i swtch bar chord
You're really working to hit that ten minute mark
I loathe incomplete videos.
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Entry like Ac dc
For me, it's a lot harder than open to open because you hold the neck in a completely different way. You need to drop your wrist way down and put your thumb on the back. It yeets you out of the comfort zone.
Lmao the intro killed me
This video really ought to be around a minute long - stick to the point instead of rambling.
You can criticise his teaching ability when you have the skill to teach yourself.
I find him quite entertaining
Then shut it off after a minute if that's all you need. For someone like me who is just learning guitar and VERY frustrated that it's harder then I thought...hearing him explain and repeat and show is extremely helpful.
Yup i would just like him to go straight to the point
So basically a nine minute video to say practice. Got it
The thing is I'm thinking about the chord. But my fingers won't cooperate
It comes with practice my friend 🙌
Are you related to Jamie Andreas? The other geetar teacher.
I have been practicing bar chords for some weeks now but I am still unable to make it on time... specially G to Bm, there is always this buzzy sound!!!
It takes time to get used to the chord transitions, but the more you practice the better you will get! :)
Take it slowly and keep working!
Thank you... !!!!
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Try a G barre to Bm. Playing in barres only when song has difficult transitions is what I do for now being a beginner too. Makes my barres better
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