Please keep this up! You are logical, raw, methodic, thorough and everything else without the fluff and the bs. Trust me, I've been through a lot of materials from other people, you are a natural at this. I mean it, please keep this up!
man thank you, thank god for people like you who can explain different things and break it down. always loved guitar sounds and dont want to use loops to do it and now i can hopefully get better at making guitar beats
This is fantastic! I wondered for a long time how to make six-string chords that always match the piano equivalents, and this is an excellent technique. Much less painstaking than I first imagined.
I saw a few vids on how to do this and it went over my head, this was quick to the point and easy to understand, but I'll be honest seems like a lot of work lol
E A D G B E are the open strings, that´s as low as they go... by pressing on the fret board you can only make the strings shorter, and this makes the pitch go up.
Thanks man took me an hr a few shots and a blunt to find this information and tou broke it down perfectly. And with common sense i know certain scales I can only use 4 notes.
The playability of the chord is also a consideration of course, if you want to be fully authentic. Might be some note combinations that fingers just can't be made to do on a guitar.
yeahhh n for that reason i kinda hate this video. I thought i was giving good advice but in the end its kinda like normie who thinks he knows guitar gives weird kinda guitary advice. although the results are cool and people seem grateful for the technique anyway , so ive decided to keep the video up
Man, you have no idea what this tutorial means to me. I have watched thousands of videos and none of them amde sense coz none of them explained it this way. Thank you so much for this video. Love from India 🇮🇳
Why is you grid red? And how did you do it? Is that necessary for building chords on FL? Also I use sound fonts, and the strumming doesnt seem to work? Mind you I dont shit about a guitar. Never played one in my life so this video kind of seems vague to me (which isnt your fault)
This is good as a guideline but doesn't apply to all chords. For example, D major chord on guitar you don't play the first 2 strings, so you only have four voicings, instead of 6. Just something to keep in mind.
its true and why i kinda hate this video even tho its my most popular one. I describe with so much confidence but its obvious to anyone who has spent time with the guitar that this isnt /recreating guitar chords/ , rather expanding a triad to a 6 note voicing in a guitary theory kinda way lol. It still sounds nice but the fundamental goal isnt whats happening here. Videos 2 years old and still getting a lot of views n comments. Idk if i should recreate it or what. I suppose its still good info, just a bit misleading
@@retachmusic90 remake it! People still like and comment because we get it recommended! I know no music theory but the way you explained this here was cool bc now i can go deep in the mix the make it sound more authentic or if you remake it we can get a more updated video we can watch just put it in the description of this vid to see the new one!
@@retachmusic90ven though you didn't cover special cases, you still gave us valuable information for most cases so it's still a good video :) I would love an extended version of this video with special cases. Also I would love to know how the velocity should be set on each note/string to imitate a physical guitar chord stroke
This was a great video. I literally had to watch a dozen videos before this one looking for this very answer of how to convert Piano Midi Chords into Guitar Midi Chords. I would also like to know if you know how to arpeggiate these chords in the Piano Roll. In other words do you know how to program effective picking patterns.
i normally just draw out the chord and then chop it up rhythmically so one note hits at a time. Kind of just think of how i would play it on the guitar. Glad the video helped!
Retach Music Thanks for your reply. I appreciate it. I am trying to program guitar Arpeggios but they are not fitting in. I tried for example to program a F major arpeggio against a F5 power chord but it’s clashing. Anyway I will keep experimenting. Subbing to your channel.
Do the guitar notes need to find the nearest upper chord note by all means? If the a chord note is 2 semitones below the guitar note and the next one is 4 semitones above it, is it mandatory to go to the higher note even it's farther away? Can't I go to the one below?
this is a great vid man its just this one thing im having issues with... sharp minor chords. like if i was trying to put down a d sharp minor chord how would do that?
figure the notes of a D# minor chord (D#, Gb, A#) then move them into the 6 string shape by moving the standard tuned strings UP to the nearest key in the chord.. So the order from lowest to highest would be like Gb - A# - D# - A#- D# - Gb for a 6 voice D# minor chord.
Thank you for this video! This really helped a lot man! Would it be possible for you to do a follow up showcasing how to incorporate guitar melodies on the chords?
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@@retachmusic90 Thanks!!
that what i am finding for 1 month but now it is here.
Please keep this up!
You are logical, raw, methodic, thorough and everything else without the fluff and the bs.
Trust me, I've been through a lot of materials from other people, you are a natural at this.
I mean it, please keep this up!
this is very kind and encouraging. i will consider making more content. thank you.
If I could I'd give this man 2 thumbs up lol
man thank you, thank god for people like you who can explain different things and break it down. always loved guitar sounds and dont want to use loops to do it and now i can hopefully get better at making guitar beats
I used Soundation Studio and not FL Studio. Would this trick work on there?
How about power chords?
This is fantastic! I wondered for a long time how to make six-string chords that always match the piano equivalents, and this is an excellent technique. Much less painstaking than I first imagined.
I saw a few vids on how to do this and it went over my head, this was quick to the point and easy to understand, but I'll be honest seems like a lot of work lol
its a decent amt of work but if thats the sound you wana get sometimes a little extra work gets you there.
so to insert any chord into guitar voicing you up from the available notes? how come you never move down?
E A D G B E are the open strings, that´s as low as they go... by pressing on the fret board you can only make the strings shorter, and this makes the pitch go up.
This is really simple and easy to remember! Thank you
Thanks man took me an hr a few shots and a blunt to find this information and tou broke it down perfectly. And with common sense i know certain scales I can only use 4 notes.
The playability of the chord is also a consideration of course, if you want to be fully authentic. Might be some note combinations that fingers just can't be made to do on a guitar.
yeahhh n for that reason i kinda hate this video. I thought i was giving good advice but in the end its kinda like normie who thinks he knows guitar gives weird kinda guitary advice.
although the results are cool and people seem grateful for the technique anyway , so ive decided to keep the video up
@@retachmusic90 can you make an updated version addressing it?
Man, you have no idea what this tutorial means to me. I have watched thousands of videos and none of them amde sense coz none of them explained it this way. Thank you so much for this video. Love from India 🇮🇳
yo man thanks for the info
you move the notes just up? not down right
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Hi, very good Video. Thank you a lot🤝. How would you build it up with a 12 String guitare
This is really helpful thank you. Do you have any tutorials about creating guitar riffs?
This.
theres a reason theres no dislikes on this video
Why is you grid red? And how did you do it? Is that necessary for building chords on FL? Also I use sound fonts, and the strumming doesnt seem to work? Mind you I dont shit about a guitar. Never played one in my life so this video kind of seems vague to me (which isnt your fault)
Wow very useful thanks bro
very impressive..very super cool explaination..gifted, thankyou so much..
is this logic same as 7th, 9th, 11th or 13th chord?
btw this is awesome, thank you so much bro!
This is good as a guideline but doesn't apply to all chords. For example, D major chord on guitar you don't play the first 2 strings, so you only have four voicings, instead of 6. Just something to keep in mind.
its true and why i kinda hate this video even tho its my most popular one. I describe with so much confidence but its obvious to anyone who has spent time with the guitar that this isnt /recreating guitar chords/ , rather expanding a triad to a 6 note voicing in a guitary theory kinda way lol. It still sounds nice but the fundamental goal isnt whats happening here.
Videos 2 years old and still getting a lot of views n comments. Idk if i should recreate it or what. I suppose its still good info, just a bit misleading
@@retachmusic90 remake it! People still like and comment because we get it recommended! I know no music theory but the way you explained this here was cool bc now i can go deep in the mix the make it sound more authentic or if you remake it we can get a more updated video we can watch just put it in the description of this vid to see the new one!
@@retachmusic90ven though you didn't cover special cases, you still gave us valuable information for most cases so it's still a good video :)
I would love an extended version of this video with special cases. Also I would love to know how the velocity should be set on each note/string to imitate a physical guitar chord stroke
Do you mean ignore the black keys when it is in a piano scale?
Thank you sir. Please tell me how to set the length of each note so it sounds like a guitar being strummed. I would be grateful.
Can I have a quitar melody with 3 strings? 3 melodic lines not 6. It must be always 6 notes?
Very informative, thanks man!
Thanks Bro This Was Helpful
This was a great video. I literally had to watch a dozen videos before this one looking for this very answer of how to convert Piano Midi Chords into Guitar Midi Chords. I would also like to know if you know how to arpeggiate these chords in the Piano Roll. In other words do you know how to program effective picking patterns.
i normally just draw out the chord and then chop it up rhythmically so one note hits at a time. Kind of just think of how i would play it on the guitar. Glad the video helped!
Retach Music Thanks for your reply. I appreciate it. I am trying to program guitar Arpeggios but they are not fitting in. I tried for example to program a F major arpeggio against a F5 power chord but it’s clashing. Anyway I will keep experimenting. Subbing to your channel.
Do the guitar notes need to find the nearest upper chord note by all means? If the a chord note is 2 semitones below the guitar note and the next one is 4 semitones above it, is it mandatory to go to the higher note even it's farther away? Can't I go to the one below?
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Why he is moving notes and placing close to the three notes triad anyone please??
im taking a 3 note triad and moving it into a 6 note voicing.
@@retachmusic90 do you do the same thing if your trying to do 7th chords
nice video tks
Nice. I love to use chords with that strumming style :D Guitars are really a good base for making so many styles music
You just blew my beginner *ss mind bro thank you 😂
Damn such a good video.
Very helpful what about how can u simulate with capo ?
Great video!
Awesome technique.
Literally I was searching for this from a year
exactly what i was looking for, thank you very much
Very good, thank you. That gives me some ideas, for instance, playing in tunings. Open E or G to name a couple.Thanks
thanks that tipp with using alt+s helped me alot.
I hope i get the idea to strum down but how can i strum up?
This is really nice tutorial. I'm guessing this works on different tuning such us drop tunings.
yeah it will work in that context.
This video was very helpfull for me,thank you so much
This is a well made tutorial!
great video :)
What app is that?
FL Studio 20
Great short tutorial, appreciate it.
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This is really helpful for me dude, thanks for sharing
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Still don't get it
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Can you help me?
Thank you!
Great Job mate
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You should just create a FL Piano roll txt file that shows all the highlighted notes for guitar.
This video is so helpful
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Doesn't this change the whole chord though? How would one play like a c major on the piano roll like this ?
does this also work for electric guitar?
been trying to figure out how to write chords with one in midi but it usually comes out a mess
this is a great vid man its just this one thing im having issues with... sharp minor chords. like if i was trying to put down a d sharp minor chord how would do that?
figure the notes of a D# minor chord (D#, Gb, A#) then move them into the 6 string shape by moving the standard tuned strings UP to the nearest key in the chord.. So the order from lowest to highest would be like Gb - A# - D# - A#- D# - Gb for a 6 voice D# minor chord.
@@retachmusic90 question for the guitar voicing how come you must move up to next available note and never down?
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Nice nice but moder power chords often are played on a 7 string guitar in drop d.
Can you do guitar strumming in midi files to use in styles that i create in cubase? Thanks
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I watched this,I didn't recognized it was my retach
Thank u
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ty mate
Subscribed, nice video. So helpful TY
How bout if I have a B major
Does this still apply, coz the g string will be attach to B then there's another B
thank you so much sir for this brilliant video i dnt knw anything about guitar but after this, now i can create melodies,god bless you alot
u should remake this and go more in depth
prolly true
@@retachmusic90 you explain and demonstrate phenomenally, bless u for the tuts
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Absolutely amazing!! Thank you so much for this video!!! I’ve been struggling to do this forever
awesome vid bro , can u do more tuts videos pls on spanish melody
Thank you for this video! This really helped a lot man! Would it be possible for you to do a follow up showcasing how to incorporate guitar melodies on the chords?