SLASH CHORDS for Guitar - CRYSTAL CLEAR - Sound Like A Pro!
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- The amazing power of slash chords can turn any chord progression in professional sounding song. By using these slash chords as inversions (C over E, D over F#, G over B, A over C#, etc.), create secondary dominant, spice up your power chord riffs, or to simplify ridiculous complex chords, any sing a song writer and rock music composer can benefit from this awesome technique. The level in this crystal clear and graphic enhanced video is from the absolute beginner level to advanced applications reaching even to modes of the melodic minor scale, like lydian augmented and the altered scale.
0:00 1. Introduction
00:36 2. The concept
2:02 3. Slash chords for everyone
5:55 4. Chord inversions
8:24 5. Next level
13:21 6. Power chords
15:12 7. Secondary dominants
17:16 8. Simplifying complex chords
18:55 9. Explore them all
22:26 10. Conclusion
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Artwork: (c) 2021) Rob van Hal
Photo Slash: Raph_PH, CC BY 2.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/..., via Wikimedia Commons
Used:
Ibanez JEM 7vb (www.Ibanez.com)
Ibanez RT
Ibanez SD GR Bass (www.Ibanez.com)
Schecter Banshee GT FR (www.schecterguitars.com/)
Takamine GD930 (www.takamine.com)
Castilla Classical Guitars
Samson Concert 99 Wireless system
Rode Microphone
Axe FX II (www.fractalaudio.com)
BIAS FX (www.positivegrid.com)
Social Media/contact:
www.patreon.com/QJamTracks
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(c)2021 Rob van Hal, Netherlands
Subjects in this video:
Slash chords,
Chord inversions,
Chords with another bass,
Compound chords,
Chords over bass note,
Secondary dominant,
Extended chords,
Power chords,
Power chord inversions,
7 chords,
D over F#,
G over B,
C over E,
A over C#,
Modes of the melodic minor scale,
Complex chords,
Modes,
Music theory lesson guitar,
Music theory,
Guitar tutorial,
Guitar lesson,
Rob van Hal,
QJamTracks,
Q Jem tracks,
Q jam tracks 
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Finally, a very good teacher!!
The power chord inversion .... now I know what they're called. Been writing with 'em for years !
Multiple appreciation - wow
As always the lesson is pure gold. Love the way you structured it, everyone has something to learn. Thank you keep up the good work. RGDS from Bosnia
As usual very clear and interesting lesson. Hramony seems easier to understand !Thank you!
Amazing as always
Straight to the point and Crystal Clear ! Thank you so much !
Eyes opening! You rule! Thank you!
Rob as always you are THE BEST!!! You always deliver amazing content and the tutorials are also so fun to watch. There is always so much information that I end up watching the video three or four times haha, but that is excellent! Thank you so much for all you do! Greetings from Puerto Rico!
A very good lesson!
Cristal clear as every time. 🤘
I like the way you emphasize those important keys of learning. From the bottom of my heart i wanna say Thankyou for sharing your knowledge. Keep it up
Complex but we'll said !
thank you very much
This IS gold
gr8 lesson
Thank You sir
Thx 👍
FINALLY SOME GUNS N' ROSES STUFF! 🤘🎸
Please make video on Modal Modulation.
go go go !
Great lesson! No fluff just good stuff!
I love your channel! Not so many channels and video I actually learn something from, but from this one I actually do.
Many videos out there are too complicate for my level of guitar.
This will help me a lot in my song writing - being able to make cool ascending or descending bass lines to go with my chord progressions.
Thanks!!
Hi, I love your lessons and it is fantastic how you can clearly explain harmony! At 8:19 of the video, don't you think these chords are E 6-3 and G 6-4 instead ? Best regards and thank you.
👏👏👏
A Smookey On The Water - LAMO
MODAL MODULATION LESSON PLEASE
Stairway to the Angels?..hmm..I never heard of that.🤔🤔
:)
For the first part, I'm not sure on why we wouldn't want root notes od chords jumping around like a melody. Yeah you can invert and make them closer and smoother, but why? What is wrong with larger intervals ? Anyone ?
really just comes down to personal preference, it was more just an example to show when you might want to use a slash chord vs a regular chord. either option is musical
A.M.A.Z.I.N.G. ..............................THIS LESSON KICKS ASS
Who the heck is Slash? People keep going on about him. He sounds like a weirdo.