12 Different Kinds of Power Chords | GEAR GODS
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Basic root-fifth power chord: 0:30
Fifth on the bottom: 1:10
Fifth on the bottom - four notes: 1:50
Inverted power chord: 1:58
Add9 (sus2) power chord: 2:33
Minor 6th power chord: 3:39
Root-fifth, drop tuning: 4:00
Root-fifth, drop tuning, 3 notes: 4:31
Root-fifth, drop tuning, 4 notes: 4:48
Root-fifth, drop tuning, 5 notes (7 string): 4:59
Root-fifth, drop tuning, 5 notes (6 string): 5:12
Add9 power chord, drop tuning: 5:23
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"I like to play with the pinky sometimes." I chuckled
I love your comment and by no disrespect i suggest that you modify your name (at least among-st your friends) to "Stinky Jenkins".
@@neverifnotfornow LOL
"I'm gonna play with my 2nd finger this time so i can get a little bit bigger of a stretch" XD
@@DustyWookman42019
I hardly ever played with my pinky, until I lost my index and middle finger.
i play with my pinky 😢
I really don't get all the hate lol I've been playing guitar for 10 years and knew all these shapes already but if I were a beginner watching this video I wouldn't care about tone or tuning or gear I would just be trying to learn new shapes to try to play along to some of my favorite songs by ear. Don't hate, appreciate.👍
teryus De Anda thats the magic of internet ! A lot of people like to insult or hate cause they are behind their screen ... most of them would never say those things face to face ... oh well i liked the video too ! 🤷♂️
Great words pal, but let me remember you, this is the Internet, Land of All Vicious Trolls. You can use the magic that makes them lose their powers: just ignore them. Peace!
Q: How many guitar players does it take to screw in a light bulb?
A: 13 - one to do it, and twelve to stand around and say, "Phhhwt! I can do better than that!"
I am one of those beginners and You nailed it buddy! Agree!
Thats why some people learn to play and others learn to criticize smh
*insert generic comment about the tone here*
OUTRAGED RESPONSE!
It's over driven over compressed and thin
@@johnboykin3128 It's overdriven? No way, how'd you figure that out? You're a genius.
@@johnboykin3128 it does sound a bit weak doesnt it
As a relatively noob 'guitarist' with no musical education who's only been playing for 10 months, I'm proud to say that I had previously discovered the power chord root-fifth-ninth on my own :)
how are you progressing with learning at the moment? I just started like 5 months ago so just curious c:
I wish ypu guys many nights of enjoyable jamz, frusttrating praxtice, and sometimes even discouraging moments lolol. Im 31, been playing since i was 13 and nothing in my life so far (single/no kids) has been a more rewarding, challenging, fun, humbling, aggrevating, or enjoyable investment of my time/money/heart. Man stick with it. Seriously. Never stop pushin yourself to play how you wanna play or sound at that given time, or to achieve what you want to achieve playing guitar. You get out what you put in with guitar, well anything in life really. Its all about discipline. Learn the boring shit. Itll help more than you know down the road. And make sure to learn and at least be aware of proper technique. Especially picking. Bad habits are truly hard to break. And dont let plateaus in your progression/playing discourage you. You will overcome it. Absolutely. I promise. And msot of all, remember why ya started playing. Make sure you know your instrument. Have fun and happy shreddign my dudes
I’ve only been playing for about a week, but I love the guitar very much. 4 years late isn’t TOO late is it lol? I wish you guys the best!
@@annoftheforest3835 how old are you, I started 5 months ago
Same here. Kind of light light bulb and satisfying moment when you realise that the shape you made up and just ran up and down the neck is called a power chord.
The tone sounds fine to me, and mine is the only opinion that matters in the whole universe.
Add9 - The Deftones chord
or Foo Fighters
+Harry Pray IV Or disturbed.
+Odie50000 or Tool lol
JP, Morse, EJ, Rush many top players use it a lot:)
Eskil the Mark Tremonti chord
I love the sound of the add 9 power chord
Or really anything Mark Holcomb touches.
;p
Osmar Garcia staind
Listen to the foo fighters
You forgot the best one! You can take a basic power chord, and play the root's octave as well, making it sound more full.
I don't understand how he forgot that
I dont understand what this chord is
He said he likes to do this with his pinkie
@mark heyne It is since the octave is basically the same note as the root, but higher, and because it still doesn't have a third.
He did cover it. I always just play the fifth and octave with one finger (ring finger) though, but I see a lot of people use their pinky for the octave. Which makes me wonder if there is some downside to my technique that I am not thinking of...
Hey, thank you so much for posting this! Been writing a lot of songs recently and deeply enjoying the use of power chords! This gives me so much more fun to be had and I can't wait to write with all these!
Excellent summary. Apply it across the fret board like CAGED for full chords and you get a lot of options without learning a lot of theory.
I just learned alot in 6 mins holy shittttt
So much info! Thanks for the knowledge. Knowledge is power!
Add9 is what I needed. I use it all the time and had no idea what it was called. I like to take it slowly and use it and almost three notes separately. I learned it from watching a ton of unearth shows.
Well that's not actually what it's called, that's a mistake on Trey's part. What he's really playing is a sus2, an add9 by definition has a 3rd, so for example Cadd9 would actually be C E G D.
@@JoshuaConnorMusic dude what are you talking about hes not wrong? Csus2 and C5add9 are the exact same thing!!! your either trolling or have no idea what your talking about
I find it odd that he only chose to talk about the R-5-8 (e.g. 577xxx) chord in drop tuning. That was actually the first chord I'd ever learned of as a power chord, and I feel like it's a pretty common shape.
But why make 6 string inctructional videos on a 7 string guitar
True that G. I got confused as fucked lol
yeah, cause there's a huuuuge difference, right?
@@LexHansenGuitar it might be to a complete beginner.. 🤔
Because 7 string chords and 6 string chords, at least in a drop tuning are near similar. There’s not a complete massive difference
@@brandonproctor3639 who else would power chord videos be for???
Just the video I was looking for Thank you!!
Awesome video and thanks for sharing your tips 👍
Thank you. Clear and helpful. And I like your tone just fine!
I use add9 all the time. I just can’t help myself, it sounds so good
Technically though it's a triad though right, not a power chord hehe
Great lesson! Different flavors of Power Chords. Thanks!
nice tutorial! simple and straight to the point 👍
Thanks I appreciate it very much and can’t wait to practice these things for my guitar strumming practice
Loved this video!!
Love how nobody says "good video Trey keep it up" but I'll I see is "Trey your tone sucks" guys listen my theory on why he didn't use one of the better amps for 2 reasons 1 he was thinking about the beginners thinking that if he used a less God like tone proves it can still sound good which it did. 2 he just wanted to do what he wanted with the sound just because he takes time out of his day to make videos for us to enjoy and learn from and all you guys are worried about is the tone. Any way great video Trey
Thanks man! Let em whine, with over 400k views on this I'll take a little hate hahahaha
Gear Gods it just really irritates me that all they care about is the tone and not what you are trying to teach I definitely learned something :)
Thanks for the video! It helped me a lot!
Awesome video man :)
I've recently started learning how to play guitar and think that this video is awesome! Thanks!🤘🏼
Great video!!
exactly what I was looking for, thank you!
drop tune the best! especially for power chords
Great tone man, I love you.
Awesome info, thanks 👍🏼
amazing lesson mate as always
This video changed my LIFE!!! Thank you!!!
Amazing video! Thank you!!
Been watchin your videos. You are a fantastic player.
I've been playing it for two days just messing around. I dropped tuned to D and I found some of these chords just messing around. This was very informative and confirmed what my ear was telling me already. Also picked up a couple tricks I appreciate it
love your vids Trey
This will be helpful for me as a newbie😁 thank you!
Useful video-Thanks
Very helpful. Thanks a lot. Subscribed. :)
Great and usefull video, thanks!
Thank you so much for the help
Very good lesson! Thanks!
Wow that's really useful. Thanks!!
Thank you. Very VERY informative from the POV of music theory
Thanks for this! I analyse tabs a lot so I learn how to play certain chords, and although I knew all of these, I never really new the names till now :D
Brand-new beginner here. This was all news to me and was awesome! Thank you!!! L&S. Maybe when I'm older I'll understand the tone hate but speaking as a total noob this video was fantastic. Thank you.
Awesome video, thanks man. Didn't even realize how many different power chords I come across.
Thank you for this lesson 🙏😊
Really nice description 🎼🎶🎵your my new teacher
thanks...great video
great lesson, Troy!
This video was great. As a beginner to drop tuning and guitar in general, this was immensely useful!
+Austin Hernandez glad I could be of help!
This is short and very informative that you so much
Thank you for showing this🙏🥰
Helpful!
Thanks man i appreciate it.
Great practice vid
This is a really great video it helped me a real lot!! I also watched the second video for this subject which is also great!! Thanks for posting the videos🤘 -Mike M. Long Island, NY - United States
Thank you so much for sharing.
nice man, thank you!
When I first started playing I discovered the Add9 by accident. Sounds so cool
thanks man, never hurts to learn the basics again :)
wonderful chords !!
The add 9 "stacked" chord is was used by "Satch" as an arpeggio in the main opening riff on his 1st LP "Not Of This Earth". Can't think of the song's name at the moment, but it should be obvious once you hear it!
I really appreciate that you tried to go beyond typical power cord which became boring during years!some of the modified power cords yoy mentioned i came up with and first hit on my brain was opening riff of the Orion of metallica!
Excellent lesson, dude.
that add9 chord is actually the suspened 2nd. I use this chord quite often.
thanks for the video bro
thanks man always heard those in songs and never knew that they were power chords just in different shapes
This video is great, can't wait to try these out, I don't even know whats wrong with the guitar tone, sounds just fine to me
thank you for actually teaching each chord showing fret window! so many videos just show playing which is difficult to really see where each finger goes on the neck. my first and ring fingers cant stretch for power chords so I try to use my pinky but it curls funny and hurts. determined though to shred! thanks!
thank you !
bellissimo video!
3:02 there's the theme!
Also great video as always!
u really should have done this on a 6 string guitar because u will confuse beginners
Red Machine Kieran I dont think beginners will even notice the extra string
Red Machine Kieran which I didnt. until you said so. YOU are the cause of my confusion.
I didn't notice it until I saw this. I'm not a beginner but I was confused as to why he was showing E on the diagram and not playing the top string.
Lol u cleared it up for me. I didn’t think to count the strings 👍
@@VOYAGEUR-YT exactly the same, i was like wtf, he is not touching E string :D..he has it wrong, then scrolled a bit and red comments..
the most important power chord is missing. 3 tones: the root, the fifth and the octave above.
That was educational :) thx
Dropped tuned power chords are my favorite
You can do the four note 5th chords on a 6-string if you're tuned to Drop D, Drop Db, and so on...
This was very useful
Good job dude
Good job, I knew more then I thought, that doesn't happen enough. ;)
awsome video , i actually learned something that i never got to learned in school
were you using a line six spider?
Underrated comment
Haha
mark heyne line 6 sucks
ThotSticks your opinion
To have an add9 chord you need the third. If there is no third it makes the chord sus and there is no third in a power chord. So the 9 is a 2 and therefore it’s sus2
im sure this video was good and all but i was just mesmerized by the tone lol. one of my fav sounds
1:12 I am guessing that this can be used as sus 4, with root on the bottom?
Thank you.
best power chord lesson I've seen.
Thanks for the vid. 2 of am I didnt know but have seen and thought it was some crazy weird chord
Love That guitar!!!
Great lesson. Been struggling with power chords. No one told me about the drop D.
how’s the guitar learning going 3 months later?
One of my favorite chord shapes you can move down the neck sounds very paramore like vvv
Ex
B5
Gx
D2
A3
E x
You can move this down the neck at certain points there's parts where it changes slightly but you're really only changing the a and d string fingerling
I use that second chord whenever I'm trying to give the illusion that I went "down" to the next chord. Like, if I'm in B Standard, and I want to go from a B power chord to an A power chord, I'll play it like that, and it _kinda_ sounds like I went "down" to A, rather than up.
Thanks man. This vid is dope. Been practicing the Add 9, I'm off to the hospital now. My rist is stuck!
5th on the bottom 3 notes chord is my favorite, sounds so awesome in metal and is so underused
Very informative- bookmarked
great video