What EVERYONE Overlooks While Learning Guitar
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Talking a little about my thoughts on connecting chords from songs into their respective arpeggios and how that can completely change your playing. This video is sponsored by Cort guitars. Check out the Gold A6 I'm using:
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A little about me:
Sean Daniel is a man. A man of simple needs and desires. And the one desire, no, the one NEED, that stands above all is to spread the challenges, joy and intellectual stimulus of music to people of Earth and beyond.
Born on the mean streets of upper middle class suburban Chicago, Sean learned the ways of the world through the dizzying heights of success to the lonesome depths of failure and emerged with the promise of a better tomorrow reflecting in his eyes and fiery passion in his belly.
He plays and teaches guitar on his RUclips channel where he regularly releases original music and projects to the adulation of legions of fans, who often compare him to Chris Pratt and one time Ryan Reynolds. He’s currently in the market for a nice leather jacket.
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Thanks Sean for helping me see more without really memorizing more-intervals it is all about intervals.
You are motivating me to put down my electric guitars and pick up my acoustic more often. Cheers.
Electric >
Thank you for being patient in your videos I appreciate the way that you take your time to share with your audience instead of running right through it. Cheers 🌍🍕
Thanks so much! Trying my best!
Hi Sean
U didn’t pop up on my RUclips for a while.
You are such a pleasure to listen to and always giving me something new to try. Thank you.
It's so much easier to learn chords on the piano, when it comes to actual notes because it's so linear- knowing all that made my transition to guitar easier, and I often go to the piano to figure out a chord composition, just because it's so easy🥰
Such a fun teacher!!!! Man I binge on your videos!
Glad you like them!
This was great! Thank you for breaking down the importance of arpeggios. Is there any chance you could another chord building video with arpeggios? They’re a real help. You’re the man!
Way back before internet, when I was learning guitar, I didn't understand what an arpeggio was. It was never explained in the guitar magazines I was picking up... "just play an arpeggio, man" ...
Finally figured out what arpeggios were, and that I'd been playing them for a while.
Appreciate you taking the time to share and explain your observations
Thanks for this video Sean. Love your take on making things musical using the theory as a guide not a cast in stone rule (at least that is how I interpreted it LOL)
Always happy to help!
Great lesson, Sean. I’ve been feeling like arpeggios would improve my musicality, I needed this one. 🙏
When I'm not busy being underappreciated for my overappregiation I enjoy spelling out chord intervals across the fretboard!Cheers Sean!!
keep the arps comin!
The arpeggio is my next task....thank you for the inspiration
Thank you. I really enjoy your videos. Very useful.
Greetings fom Norway.
Arpeggio means playing the chord one note at a time, like Beethoven's Fur Elise. You demonstrated playing scales, or 'runs', between chords. Learning notes in a chord is as easy as counting on your fingers, one letter per digit, just leave out the even numbers, so 1, 3, 5: Am ; 1 ( A = pinky), 3 ( C = middle ), 5 ( E = thumb ), you skipped 2 (B = ring ), 4 ( D = pointer ), CM ; 1 ( C = pinky), 3 ( E = middle ), 5 ( G = thumb ), you skipped 2 (D = ring ), 4 ( F = pointer ). To make a minor chord into a major chord, raise the 3 note 1/2 step ( one fret). To make a major chord into a minor, lower the 3 note 1/2 step. Very easy to see in the A, Am & D, Dm & E, Em chords.
Thanks for the arpeggio overview and how we can use them to make our guitar playing sound better. Appreciated!!
Thank you for your time and talent, love this lesson 🤯🤯
Amazing to me that you give this content away. Really appreciate this lesson.
The G arpeggio reminded me of Baby's got her blue jeans on by Mel McDaniel. I didn't realize how many great songs use arpeggios.
Oh yeah.....you and hallmark are a great match. Dont give up. You will get it. Start with a small camio thing
A bit heavy with the theory on this one but the G Am bits playing chords then little licks to Jam with yourself was priceless .Ta.
Great video-brilliantly explained. Thanks so much.
Glad it was helpful!
My recommendation would be, move here to Victoria BC because Hallmark is shooting movies here ALL the time. Mostly christmas specials though. Also, you'd be kind of a big fish here...
Great Video. Love how you keep things simple with great results.
Thanks! You make it so interesting and do able. Wish I'd seen these lessons 30 years ago!!
Thanks Sean, a very informative approach.
This was soooooooooo helpful, thank you!!
I’m thinking more a movie of your life with like the American Hugh Grant playing you. Guitar Guys. Justin and Marty could be supporting characters:). The intrigue in the lives of your favorite you tube guitar gurus. I’m working on the narrative arc.... could be awesome! 🥳
Another excellent video! Great information!
Shawn, great job, thank you!
I think some lights came on! Thanks for this lesson.
Thx Sean. Good stuff! 👍😊🎸
See if your agent can put you up for telenovelas. All the abuelas watching would love you.
Interesting, just confused on the part at 13.40 time where you mention playing
C Major 7 and Eb major 7 ,
shouldn't the C Major 7 be a C Minor 7 in relation? Thanks
The point he is making is that sometimes songs change key. Sometimes for an extended period, sometimes only briefly. Point being in the key of C major there is NO Eb note or chord.
@@Jazman342 Thanks, I think you are right there.
@@rajeshgumber363 from my understanding this is called borrowed chords. Which is why you learn all the modes.
C Phyrgian has a EbMajor chord and C Ionian (Major) has a E minor chord.
When playing a song in C major you can borrow chords from C's other modes. So instead of just playing the same 7 chords (I ii iii IV V vi vii°) you have a ton of new chords to add into your music.
Thanks Sean...a very good lesson!
Thanks Sean!
Happy to help!
Thanks for making me a better Musician.👍😎
Great-a lesson-a, Sean-a!
Thanks Douglas
BRO, You look like you'd be a pissed off Elf in a halmark Christmas movie or something. Good stuff
Light on!!! Arpeggio on Wish you were here it’s just taken from rhe g chord
Great video. Thank you for these!
Excellent advice, as always! Thank you! Question, though: It looks like you've got double-jointed thumbs-at 13:14, for example. So do I, and it's causing me some pain while playing barre chords. Is it ever an issue for you? And if so, do you have any advice? I've tried splints and braces and littlre stretchy cuffs, and it didn't really work. Would be grateful for any tips!
Good job with this lesson Sean. Do you use this method for soloing the first time (on the spot) with another player, or more for composing original music? Good stuff, and great job teaching/explaining these things in a way that is so easy to understand. Much appreciated.
Sometimes I put Sean on when I just want to fall asleep.
Blah Blah Bla... that s the major 3rd... now I flatte nnnnnnn iiiiiiiiiiiiittttttttttttttttttttttttt snore...
That guitar looks and sounds amazing!
Yes, I love it. Once I learned the notes that made up chords, it put the picture on the puzzle, instead of staring at empty puzzle pieces I could see what it was. Like you said, you can discover your own voicings once that happens. Flipping through plages of a chord book gets old after a while, but if you find them on your own you won’t forget them.
I use G7 when I practice but that’s about it. It’s pretty ugly, I’d rather use just a G major.
It sounds like you've got it down. Question: why is it that an "open G7" is different than a G Major 7? I'm missing that
@@Todd_Connelly G major 7 is G, B, D, F#. G7 is a dominant which is G, B, D, F.
But, isn't there an F in G7?
@@Todd_Connelly yea, that’s what makes it a 7th. There’s a position that almost looks like a regular G chord, but your pointer finger is on the high E string, first fret which is F.
F= dominant, F# Major 7.
You can play a G7 in the Key of C major instead of G major. 5 chords in major keys can go dominant, but they need resolved.
Thank you. I'll have to study this a lot more! I appreciate your help
You can also use the term "broken chord", which I think relates more to how you use the notes
Did you learn the notes on the fret board at the same time you were playing the arpeggio or before?
Thanks for this lesson and encouragement to learn the intervals inside the different chords. Things are starting to connect for me on guitar. It makes me want to get a USDA Grade A Angus beef hamburger. Yumm!
How's that fade away jumper, Sean?
Dripping wet
That scale around 420 is the intro too my girl
Once my mom realized I had an ear for playing my daddy’s guitar (which he could not play a lick and told me to never touch it) I was pushed into 8 years of guitar lessons with a teacher that only taught what I considered “old people’s” music like Johnny Cash, etc… hey, I was a child of the late 60’s and 70’s. I could read sheet music as well but was never taught the basic note and chord names, flats, sharps, major and minor. Finally one day I burst into tears during a lesson and announced that I hated playing the guitar and wanted no more lessons. Being forced as a kid only makes you push harder the other way.
All this being said and now 60 years young, I want to purchase an electric guitar and amp. I currently have an Ovation acoustic that is 30+ years old and sounds good as it did brand new.
What are your suggestion(s)?
Ill probably get beat up for this but i bought a faux tele for 100 bucks, i also bought 15w tube amp 250 just received it and both are out of this planet. There are alot of video reviews of both. I read 300 reviews and had concerns of the fret sprout but for a 100 dollar guitar i could take up luthier skills and if i screw it up oh well id order another of either in a heartbeat. ***i edited the company names out since this is a sponsored video. However you can sesrch youtube for both and they will pop up "100 dollar guitar" and "cheap tube amp"
You could so easily be the Johnny Depp of Hallmark Christmas movies.
Who should we petition?
Anyone and everyone
Omg! Can totally see you in a Hallmark Christmas movie....lol
Let’s make it happen!
When your playing G major arpeggio and adding the 2nd or 9th wouldn’t it technically be a GADD9? If you weren’t playing the 3rd you could call it a Gsus2 right? Great stuff Sean! Go Dodgers!
Excellent video. THX
Iam having a hard time finding the arpeggios can't find someone to teach all of them .
Can you make a lesson on rhythm & strumming
Hey Sean, i have learned so much from your classes on patreon and your youtube videos though i still have so much to learn. However, if you would by any chance do a video on how to relax the fretting hand. Short of smoking a fat dube to relax, wich i havent done since college i can not keep my fretting hand relaxed wich is slowing me down tremendously as though rigormortis has set in. I cant be the only one with this problem. Please help. Thanks and keep up the great work.
He's very good people!
Are these arpeggios kinda the same as walk ups and walk downs? That’s something I want to do.
I'm super late in commenting, but I think it's worth mentioning that you'd make an excellent elf in a Hallmark Christmas movie... if anyone from Hallmark is watching this make it happen!!!!
Great video thanks for being honest great job El Kabongo
Thank you so much for this.......
Brilliant🙌
G B D.... It's like golden brown delicious in cooking!!!! But. I like my guitar betta..!! Thanks dude. I luv ya G
good lesson, good to stop and think sometimes.
Any plans to have Syndie Jo on the channel this year?
Play a Cmaj7 over Am, but on the high strings.
Would like to learn triads can you show us them ?????
Falling at Christmas the redux...this could your role..
Roughly quoting you ”Not tasty?” What?When you get into at around the 11:00 min, you not only played Bob Marley’s ‘Redemption Song’ but also The Temptation ‘I’ve got Sunshine.’ Many a hit song was written this way. I’m always playing with this connective tissue in different meters, and order to find the hooks.
The 'i' in arpeggio is silent (3syllables: arp-edge-oh). It's the Italian for 'harp-like' :)
Ahhh, silent I, but you sound the e in
arp edgè o...I get it now...
what's the difference???
Hey Sean how's the Deluxe Reverb going for you .?
That background lighting is subliminally making me want Emeralds . .or Emerylds
to tell u the truth as much as I love ur teachings man g stuff sounded cool but I re guess Sean I like u and every thing u do
This just shows that learning piano first will make guitar so much easier
I think it might be better to always quickly demonstrate what you are about to teach before you start the teaching and then demonstrating it again afterwards.
Hallmarks loss brah , how many times did you say arpeggio? Keep up the good work 🥸
Didn't you just change everything the other day? I'm not sure how much change I can take!
Quick! Change it back!
2:37 Heeeey, brother
👍🏼thanks
Thanks for watching!
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Ok I was with ya, right up until you went all over the board with different voicings!
You go so fast in your concepts!
I love it and hate you 😅
While I do sympathise with your hallmark movie dreams, it's far too early in the year to be mentioning the C word.
Awesome video though, very helpful! :)
😊🎄😊
Yeah it's kinda nuts we don't learn the notes in the chords as beginners. I think we could learn a lot from piano lessons in that respect.
Man, you ever hit those ruts where you try to write something epic, but it never sounds "good". So you settle with simple, which is fine & always sounds good? Yeah me too, hahaha. I probably have more "epic" unfinished songs, compared to the 5 minute/no effort catchy tunes that everyone loves. Can drive a musician mad sometimes... Hope all is well, take it easy.
I'm right there. It's a courage thing now.....ugh...........
Ahhh, Hallmark Christmas Movies....a proper noun in my book.
someday my destiny will be realized
sounds like "My Girl"
Tell them you want a bar tender part
#handsomegentleman
Fretting hand. Middle finger. What happened.
Nail fungus.
First like the other 5 comment is after me 😝
;)
First!!
Hey Charles!!
Do you have an only fans site ?
Lmao