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The simplicity is beautiful. I had a piano teacher that told me once, “for every musician on stage you should play 10-20% less. “ You keep the mix from getting muddy while fulfilling your role. Well done. 👍🏻
I also love that you talk about the emotional qualities of the chords and sounds. The art of music (and art in general) and what is does is not lost with you. Thanks for this. This is something that is missing from "modern worship music."
There are times when you just feel that you are listening to another part of your heart. Ive watched many many videos on worship guitar. This brother is a gifted teacher and player. I am going to save up some money and join his lifetime classes. I thank you my brother for all you do. Your blend of teaching guitar and the Word of God is so refreshing. I hope one day to understand the neck and the soul of worship like you do. God bless you!
in this one video you covered pretty much everything you need to lead guitar for worship and many other styles. Wish I had this video 20 years ago - great job 🎉
I was always wondering 🤔 what G5, D5, and C5 meant? 😂😂 Now I get it. Triad always had been my go-to chord. Lol Now I can add your chord 4-2 to my guitar vocabulary! Appreciate your guitar worship tutorial video! 🙌
And to add to that, many people think the stone killed Goliath, but it didn't. The stone just knocked him unconscious, and then he grabbed Goliaths sword and chopped his head off with his own sword!!..... Great guitar lesson 🎸 💯
That's great sharing about David and Goliath. Am a street musician and gonna offer some real praise to God with my mouth when they come near. Thanks to Jesus from whom all blessing flow. You play gloriously well.
This was so helpful to me! Im an acoustic player learning electric - my second sunday is next week. Knowing WHAT to play when is so difficult because the instrument is so diverse. This is helpful and gives me something to practice. Thank you! I'll be thinking about David when I hit those power chords 💪
Awesome tutorial, great lesson! Had trouble receiving the cheat sheet but WGS was quick to help resolve the issue and make it right. Appreciate y’all and what you do!
Great to hear and yes, this is a great way to move from Acoustic to Electric. We also have this video that might be helpful to move from Acoustic to Electric. ruclips.net/video/NxwGiOFgPjQ/видео.htmlsi=W-bLSsvsht7SxhA8
Absolutely awesome lesson! I can’t wait to get out my guitar and practice these with the cheat sheet! Loved your theological perspective on David’s less-is-more approach and not only do I agree with you but it was exactly what I needed to hear in my guitar journey.
Oh wow!!! Excellent, excellent video! Cannot wait to practice these strategies. This channel is an easy sub. So well done and presented in a way that easy to understand and practice right away. Thanks brother!
Thanks for this! Putting names to the 4-2 and 1-2 and 10th voicings is really good, I've used them but never really processed 'what they are'. Also - these can definitely be played as double-stops (closed and muted, just the 2 note diads), but I encourage everyone to try using capo to get in a position that takes all the sharps/flats (or at least, the most used ones in your song) out of your given key in a song, and playing appropriate open strings with these diads. Example: Battle Belongs in Bb, capo 3 for G position. You can play the chorus in the 4-2 voicings with the Bb (3rd string) ringing open. Also, the big opening riff you can let the same string ring open with the octaves. These sound really huge and full with little complexity, plays really nice with worship style effects, especially if you need to fill a lot of space as the electric guitar in your specific ensemble.
@WorshipGuitarSkills a lesson about using Capo would be awesome. I feel like there's so much "maths" but maybe you know some good shortcuts/cheat sheet.
Amazing video! I think the 4-2 voicing might be called 6th intervals though (major and minor 6th intervals) in case anyone wants to learn more about them.
Good question. It would depend on the situation. For the most part though it helps to keep things simple because we don't want to distract the congregation as they engage in worship. But there are definitely moments where something like that can happen.
@@WorshipGuitarSkills I’m pretty new to this. I’ve been playing with our worship team about a year and a half. I’m using a PRS through the Podgo. Love your content!
Hi. Here is a link of a guy that makes really good patches ruclips.net/video/hnVYrtP1Uf4/видео.html I would recommend to invest in one or two good patches, and then tweak those patches that's already good to suit your playing style and what you like. Hope it helps.
Self taught here. I have kind of been doing this with a couple of Barr chords but never really learned anything beyond the 3rd or 4th fret. I never realized there was a possibility of doing it all the way up and down the neck. I do not see the "Cheat Sheet" link however. Any way you could get it to me? Thanks
Hi, yes we do. When you purchase our song patches, it includes the Helix, Hx stomp and the Pod Go. Here's a link to the shop shop.worshipguitarskills.com/
Hi @mikefojas5064 I think when playing only 2 notes at a time (Diads), it tends to work better with more sustain in your tone. So for acoustic I don't think it will work as well as for electric, but I do think it will definitely help you with your overall guitar knowledge and will definitely help you work your way up the fretboard. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
I've got a mix between compression, delay and reverb and gain from the amp. I do a breakdown on my tone in this video: ruclips.net/video/lzt-z6DlIgw/видео.html
Woa I don't get to play in church because I get kicked out ... That's lame it's just old gossip floating around. But I always try, I am attempting to be an all around pro musician not to be pro but just to be successful at what I do, music ... I play guitar mostly and play piano and I'm ok at singing but I own drums and I'm bad at that. The churches sometimes say they might let me play. But ... Politics and getting kicked out usually make it hard. Town talk. Stories. Sad it's that way. But this is the best video on triads etc for worship songs. Personally I think it's a great unlock. For worship songs though I usually try to do a short melody phrase myself but I think you are totally in it. I really like the 2-4. I use triads and diads but I more or less use natural and pentatonic. Maybe one day a church will allow me to be seen and not kicked out.
I always have to worry when I go to churches about getting kicked out as soon as I show up. But ... Whatever man ... No e if the stories are even true. What I can say is those diads are really understated which is good I guess you also have quite the expensive set up. I'm still paying on mine and it's very inexpensive. Because my other gear was stolen. But yeah ... Maybe one day I won't be this toxic mutant I'm really handsome and good looking but the town talk though even untrue even is super bad.
I been kicked out or asked to leave 7 times from churches. Lol Jesus never left or rejected me.. now i simply apt to be a street musician. @ScoobyDoo-kt9pv
I had an accident with my hand and I have trouble muting some of the strings on the voicings. Is there something I can purchase to help me mute some strings
Hi @JohnGaspara-wr9bc I'm sorry to hear that. I don't know about something like that at this time, but I've seen people tying a cloth or something around there guitar nut to mute the strings. Maybe try that, hope it helps.
Hi, thanks for the comment. It should be the first link in the description, and it seems to be working from our side. I can paste it here as well. Let me know if it's still giving problems. bit.ly/wgs-diads-pdf
No it's not related to the degrees of the major scale. Instead it refers to the 4th and 2nd strings. You can play the same chords on the 1st and 3rd strings too but I prefer the 4-2 version because it's a nice combination between a wound and unwound string.
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The fact that you ministered in the middle of this lesson is absolutely amazing. I appreciate your heart for the word!
Thanks for the comment and for watching the video.
Agree! Loved that.
Same.
Yes, it felt biblical ❤✝️💐
The simplicity is beautiful. I had a piano teacher that told me once, “for every musician on stage you should play 10-20% less. “
You keep the mix from getting muddy while fulfilling your role. Well done. 👍🏻
Yes absolutely. Thanks for watching!
That is a good rule of thumb to be aware of.
Thank you
I also love that you talk about the emotional qualities of the chords and sounds. The art of music (and art in general) and what is does is not lost with you. Thanks for this. This is something that is missing from "modern worship music."
Music is definitely art and there's many different ways to portray art. Thanks for watching the video!
There are times when you just feel that you are listening to another part of your heart. Ive watched many many videos on worship guitar. This brother is a gifted teacher and player. I am going to save up some money and join his lifetime classes. I thank you my brother for all you do. Your blend of teaching guitar and the Word of God is so refreshing. I hope one day to understand the neck and the soul of worship like you do. God bless you!
Good to hear from you @stepitup5409. I really appreciate your kind words. You'll definitely get there with time.
in this one video you covered pretty much everything you need to lead guitar for worship and many other styles. Wish I had this video 20 years ago - great job 🎉
Thanks for the comment. We appreciate the support! Glad the video was helpful.
I was always wondering 🤔 what G5, D5, and C5 meant? 😂😂 Now I get it. Triad always had been my go-to chord. Lol Now I can add your chord 4-2 to my guitar vocabulary! Appreciate your guitar worship tutorial video! 🙌
And to add to that, many people think the stone killed Goliath, but it didn't. The stone just knocked him unconscious, and then he grabbed Goliaths sword and chopped his head off with his own sword!!..... Great guitar lesson 🎸 💯
Thanks for the comment and watching the video.
Had to run and listen to “Cliffs of Dover”, after this! Great content btw
Great tune and great player!
Excellent presentation! Dive straight into the tutorial. 19 min full of information and well spent.
Excelente aula.... agradeço muito por compartilhar seus conhecimentos... Deus abençoe poderosamente sua vida...🎉🎉🎉
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Totally Pro level tutorial!
Thank you brother for such a humble teaching heart and may the Lord bless you abundantly.❤
Thanks for the comment. Good to have you with us!
That's great sharing about David and Goliath. Am a street musician and gonna offer some real praise to God with my mouth when they come near. Thanks to Jesus from whom all blessing flow. You play gloriously well.
Thanks. Keep praising Him yes!
You have done something to me that only God will bless you mate
Awesome analogy brother. God bless man.
Great video, man! This is super helpful especially for finding a spot fit in with other musicians!
Awesome, thank you!
You are a great artist and a messenger of God! Thanks bro!
🙏 Thanks for the support!
Thank you so much for the lesson..love from 🇳🇵 Nepal...God bless you 🙏
Anytime @romesmaharjan9751 God bless you too.
Thank you for all the information you freely give!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Great explanation of the different "moods" to play, thanks a lot
Anytime! Thanks for watching.
Exceptional tutorial! Incredibly practical and musical.
Thank you kindly!
This was so helpful to me! Im an acoustic player learning electric - my second sunday is next week. Knowing WHAT to play when is so difficult because the instrument is so diverse. This is helpful and gives me something to practice. Thank you! I'll be thinking about David when I hit those power chords 💪
Glad you liked the video. Keep practicing and stay tuned for more videos like this. Thanks for watching.
I hit like on this video as soon as I showed up just because I knew it was going to be good coming from you my friend!
Thanks for the support @TheGoodNews101
Very informative video lesson. Well done. Subscribed.
Thanks for the sub!
Awesome tutorial, great lesson! Had trouble receiving the cheat sheet but WGS was quick to help resolve the issue and make it right. Appreciate y’all and what you do!
Hi @coltergray12 Sorry about that. Would you contact our support here worshipguitarskills.com/contact-us/ and they will help you from there.
3:07 what a powerful connection to the bible in a way that makes sense when applied to worship guitar!
Glad you like it!
Thank you for this timely lesson, music and The Word.
Anytime. Thanks for the comment.
Thank you for this great video! It will help tremendously in my journey from Acoustic to Electric Worship Guitar.
Great to hear and yes, this is a great way to move from Acoustic to Electric. We also have this video that might be helpful to move from Acoustic to Electric. ruclips.net/video/NxwGiOFgPjQ/видео.htmlsi=W-bLSsvsht7SxhA8
Greetings from Raleigh, NC USA. Awesome lesson. Thank you!
Welcome, thanks for watching!
Absolutely awesome lesson! I can’t wait to get out my guitar and practice these with the cheat sheet! Loved your theological perspective on David’s less-is-more approach and not only do I agree with you but it was exactly what I needed to hear in my guitar journey.
Thanks for the support. I'm glad that you can learn something from this video.
Lekker man. Wou se ek erken die aksent. God is groot. Dankie vir die video.
Haha. Enigetyd! Goed om van jou te hoor @jdphotograph
Wow simply wow
Thank you! Cheers!
This was very eye opening and helpful being self taught I never thought of this doing thank you!
Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the showing us how you can improve your guitar playing fast by simplifying 5 guitar techniques you can used in worship tomorrow.
Always a pleasure. Thanks for the support.
tyy man i will def share this with my fellow music tem guitarist, was really looking to improve my chords. thank you for that cheat sheet ❤❤
Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching.
thanks a lot brother ! i was looking for this content God puted you on my way
This is excellent
Thanks for watching!
to God be the Glory!
Amen.
Oh wow!!! Excellent, excellent video! Cannot wait to practice these strategies. This channel is an easy sub. So well done and presented in a way that easy to understand and practice right away. Thanks brother!
Comments like this really motivates us to keep doing what we're doing. Thanks for the support! Glad you liked this video.
Fantastic! Thank you!
Great video my dude! Very concise 🤘🏼
Thanks for watching!
I love u mate… that is so soul blessing
That was a cool lesson
Thanks for watching!
Excellent lesson. Thank you Charl. Greetings and blessings from the UK.
Good to hear from you @bernie_smith. Thanks for watching!
great video super helpful, looking for this kind of content for some time
Glad it helps.
Awesome lesson! Can't wait to use some of these voicings. Greetings from your neighbor in PE!
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
The cheat sheet link seems broken, but thanks for a great lesson.
Sorry about that. Please try this: bit.ly/wgs-diads-pdf
Beautiful Video, Thank you very much!
Thank you!
What a blessing! Thank you, my friend. Love your videos. So much quality content! 🎉🎉
Hi @vitorfiorillo5927 Thanks for the comment. Glad you enjoyed it!
realy helpfull GOD BLESS YOU
Thanks for watching.
Great stuff didn’t see link for cheat sheet
Thank you! Here you go! bit.ly/wgs-diads-pdf
thanks brother for the ideas
Anytime!
Subscribed right away. Thanks for the informative videos!
Welcome and thanks for watching!
Thank you for this wonderful insight of playing. Can this technique apply to acoustic guitar?
Awesome job dude. God Bless.
Thanks, God Bless you too.
This was an amazing lesson. Thank you so much
Always a pleasure.
Thanks for this! Putting names to the 4-2 and 1-2 and 10th voicings is really good, I've used them but never really processed 'what they are'. Also - these can definitely be played as double-stops (closed and muted, just the 2 note diads), but I encourage everyone to try using capo to get in a position that takes all the sharps/flats (or at least, the most used ones in your song) out of your given key in a song, and playing appropriate open strings with these diads.
Example: Battle Belongs in Bb, capo 3 for G position. You can play the chorus in the 4-2 voicings with the Bb (3rd string) ringing open. Also, the big opening riff you can let the same string ring open with the octaves. These sound really huge and full with little complexity, plays really nice with worship style effects, especially if you need to fill a lot of space as the electric guitar in your specific ensemble.
This is really good what you're saying. Thanks for the comment.
@WorshipGuitarSkills a lesson about using Capo would be awesome. I feel like there's so much "maths" but maybe you know some good shortcuts/cheat sheet.
Amazing. Thank you!
Thanks for watching.
Amazing video! I think the 4-2 voicing might be called 6th intervals though (major and minor 6th intervals) in case anyone wants to learn more about them.
Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching.
Noy necessarily. You can do a 5th in a 4-2 voicing. Or a maj7, min7
very cool video
Thanks for watching.
Do you have a video on your effects? I'm new to guitar and I have a helix I'm trying to decipher but I'm also new to effects...
I do yes. I do a breakdown on my tone in this video: ruclips.net/video/lzt-z6DlIgw/видео.html
Great channel!
Thanks for the support!
Great lesson can you share the back track too
Thanks for watching. Unfortunately the backing tracks are not for sale seperately. You'll get access to them if you join our coaching program.
When can it ve ok in worship to play exotic soloing? I wish so. It should sound like fire .
Good question. It would depend on the situation. For the most part though it helps to keep things simple because we don't want to distract the congregation as they engage in worship. But there are definitely moments where something like that can happen.
Interesting, i would never have thought of that.
Thanks for watching the video!
I love the tone! What are you using?
Thanks @Brentlee11 I'm currently using a Kemper for all my tones. How about yourself?
@@WorshipGuitarSkills I’m pretty new to this. I’ve been playing with our worship team about a year and a half. I’m using a PRS through the Podgo. Love your content!
Your generosity - amazing!!!
You're welcome!
Awesome voicings shown here man. Please post the link to that cheatsheet!
Cheers!
👉Please post the link to that cheat sheet! 👈 I agree please post us the link
Glad you you liked it. The link will be up soon. Sorry for the delay.
Grab the cheat sheet with diagrams and tabs here: bit.ly/wgs-diads-pdf
@@WorshipGuitarSkills Followed the link, but the pdf never gets sent to me??
what effects that you used to achieve that sound of your guitar? hope you acknowledge me heheh thank you bro God bless
I do a breakdown on my tone in this video: ruclips.net/video/lzt-z6DlIgw/видео.html 👍🏻👍🏻
Same thing here - entered email twice but didn’t get the pdf. Great info! I’d love to get it
Hey Bill, I just sent you an email with the cheat sheet.
Thanks a lot for these! Very very helpful!
Great to hear!
awesome lesson . God bless
Glad it was helpful!
Impactful video!!!
Can't find the cheat sheet though
Sorry about that. Grab the cheat sheet with diagrams and tabs here: bit.ly/wgs-diads-pdf
I used Diads cause I dint know the full chord but it sounded good to me . Didn't know it was a real thing.
That is also a reason why it's so good, is you can hardly tell the difference in the mix. Thanks for the comment.
► 🎸 Grab the cheat sheet with diagrams and tabs here: bit.ly/wgs-diads-pdf
THANKS Charl!
Thanks for the video 😊
Thank you
Brother, I'm a beginner worship guitarist. I only have a zoom g1x4 pedal, please let me how I can maximize it in worship
Hi. Here is a link of a guy that makes really good patches ruclips.net/video/hnVYrtP1Uf4/видео.html
I would recommend to invest in one or two good patches, and then tweak those patches that's already good to suit your playing style and what you like. Hope it helps.
i have a boss katana mk2 still new with effect stuff but i like to make a good gospel tone?
I don't know that amp so don't have any specific advice for that. I do a breakdown on my tone in this video: ruclips.net/video/lzt-z6DlIgw/видео.html
great video as always.Why is there no link for the cheat sheet?
Good to hear from you @SEAHAWKPAIN. The link will be up soon, sorry for the wait.
Grab the cheat sheet with diagrams and tabs here: bit.ly/wgs-diads-pdf
Great stuff. But your link sends us to a page which looks dead. Can't login... Can't download... No cheat sheet
Self taught here. I have kind of been doing this with a couple of Barr chords but never really learned anything beyond the 3rd or 4th fret. I never realized there was a possibility of doing it all the way up and down the neck. I do not see the "Cheat Sheet" link however. Any way you could get it to me? Thanks
I've just added to the description again.
Please try this: Diads Cheat Sheet: bit.ly/wgs-diads-pdf
please which guitar effect tone was used on the pedal
I'm using the Kemper profiler for my tone. If you want a deep dive, here is a video I made on that ruclips.net/video/lzt-z6DlIgw/видео.html
Do you need to mute the other strings that are not part of it?
When you're strumming then you have to. If you're picking the notes, then it's not necessary, but it's still a good habit to have.
Do you have your tones for pod go ?
Hi, yes we do. When you purchase our song patches, it includes the Helix, Hx stomp and the Pod Go. Here's a link to the shop shop.worshipguitarskills.com/
Would this diad lesson be useful for acoustic guitar with a big sky pedal
Hi @mikefojas5064 I think when playing only 2 notes at a time (Diads), it tends to work better with more sustain in your tone. So for acoustic I don't think it will work as well as for electric, but I do think it will definitely help you with your overall guitar knowledge and will definitely help you work your way up the fretboard. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
Hi, this vid is so great! Sorry, I can't see the link for the cheatsheet. Can you send it here?
Hi, thanks for watching. The link should be up soon. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Grab the cheat sheet with diagrams and tabs here: bit.ly/wgs-diads-pdf
Three man band backing up vocals. If duos are not practiced then pretty much default to cowboy chord rock 😒
PS great lesson!
Thanks for watching!
What guitar effects are you using?
I've got a mix between compression, delay and reverb and gain from the amp. I do a breakdown on my tone in this video: ruclips.net/video/lzt-z6DlIgw/видео.html
Woa I don't get to play in church because I get kicked out ... That's lame it's just old gossip floating around.
But I always try, I am attempting to be an all around pro musician not to be pro but just to be successful at what I do, music ... I play guitar mostly and play piano and I'm ok at singing but I own drums and I'm bad at that.
The churches sometimes say they might let me play.
But ... Politics and getting kicked out usually make it hard.
Town talk.
Stories.
Sad it's that way.
But this is the best video on triads etc for worship songs.
Personally I think it's a great unlock.
For worship songs though I usually try to do a short melody phrase myself but I think you are totally in it.
I really like the 2-4.
I use triads and diads but I more or less use natural and pentatonic.
Maybe one day a church will allow me to be seen and not kicked out.
I always have to worry when I go to churches about getting kicked out as soon as I show up.
But ...
Whatever man ... No e if the stories are even true.
What I can say is those diads are really understated which is good I guess you also have quite the expensive set up.
I'm still paying on mine and it's very inexpensive.
Because my other gear was stolen.
But yeah ... Maybe one day I won't be this toxic mutant I'm really handsome and good looking but the town talk though even untrue even is super bad.
I been kicked out or asked to leave 7 times from churches. Lol Jesus never left or rejected me.. now i simply apt to be a street musician. @ScoobyDoo-kt9pv
@@Michael-t9k What is your set up for busking
@ScoobyDoo-kt9pv is just a Roland battery amp with mic input and cellular input aux and my Ibanez.
Glad to hear you're enjoying these voicings!
I would love to get the cheat sheet. I tried 3 times, but I never received an email with the file. Thanks
Ok, thanks for letting us know. Our customer support will contact you through email soon.
Just sent you the download. Please let us know if you got it.
I had an accident with my hand and I have trouble muting some of the strings on the voicings. Is there something I can purchase to help me mute some strings
Hi @JohnGaspara-wr9bc I'm sorry to hear that. I don't know about something like that at this time, but I've seen people tying a cloth or something around there guitar nut to mute the strings. Maybe try that, hope it helps.
Don't see a link for the Cheat sheet. Can we get that added to the links above?
Hi, thanks for the comment. It should be the first link in the description, and it seems to be working from our side. I can paste it here as well. Let me know if it's still giving problems. bit.ly/wgs-diads-pdf
Thanks for the video. FYI I signed up and got your email but the link is dead.
Thanks. We'll check that out. Could you please contact our support team with this link worshipguitarskills.com/contact-us/ Have a good day.
Charl, what PRS is this that you are always playing? I'm not very familiar with their different models.
It's a Custom 22
Why do you call them 4-2 chords? Is it the 4th note in the scale and the 2nd note in the scale? Just like the 10th is the 10th note in the scale?
No it's not related to the degrees of the major scale. Instead it refers to the 4th and 2nd strings. You can play the same chords on the 1st and 3rd strings too but I prefer the 4-2 version because it's a nice combination between a wound and unwound string.
I want to start a Heavy Metal style Catholic Worship . What tips can you give ??
I've not done that myself, so unfortunately I don't have any tips for you there. 😃
Ty …
Sounds cool. But if it's true worship don't limit it
Where can I find the cheat sheet ?
The link will be up soon. Sorry for the delay.
Grab the cheat sheet with diagrams and tabs here: bit.ly/wgs-diads-pdf
This guy plays guitar for her majesty’s secret service
Haha thanks.
her ??????
Cheatsheet? Where?
It doesn't send the diad sheet
Sorry about that. If you want some help regarding that, please contact our support team here worshipguitarskills.com/contact-us/ Thanks for watching.
Sent in my info twice for the cheat sheet, it doesn't ever send to me.
Hey @karenmcspadden7240, I just sent you an email with the download link. Let me know if you got it.
@@WorshipGuitarSkills got it, thank you!
Could you send me the link as well? Not working for me either