Fox i think its better to use Yousician AND watching this type of videos. I learned a lot with Yousician like theory and other technics like how to use my pinkie, um double stops, etc.
Some theory info that might help: A basic chord is constructed of 3 notes. It is also referred to as a triad, with obvious reason. An example of this, the C Major Triad is CEG. The three notes in a triad correspond to their scale degrees/intervals. Scales generally have 7 notes. In the case of C that is CDEFGAB. The scale can also be described in numbers, 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 CEG as a number/scale degree: 1,3,5 There are a lot of other kinds of chords that tend to be the basic triad but with stuff added. For instance, a 7th chord uses the scale degrees 1,3,5,7 A 9th is 1,3,5,7,9 An add 9 is 1,3,5, and 9 (just the 9 is added to the basic triad) Knowing the interval relationship between a pair of two notes is very useful The intervals represent all 12 notes on a piano, or every fret on a guitar up to it's octave. Distance from root to interval: 0 = unison (open string) 1 = minor 2nd (first fret) 2= Major 2nd (second fret) 3= minor 3rd (third fret) 4= Major 3rd (4th fret) 5= perfect 4th (5th fret) 6= flat 5 (aka tritone) (6th fret) 7= Perfect 5th (7th fret) 8= minor 6th (8th fret) 9= Major 6th (9th fret) 10= minor 7th (10th fret) 11= Major 7th (11th fret) (12)= Octave (12th fret) In terms of a standard 7 note scale, it is easy to figure out what higher numbers are. Ex: A 9th is really just the 2nd but an octave higher (7 + 2 =9), 8 being the octave. Inversions: Both two note intervals and chord voicings can be inverted. With two notes in a scale, you can go up to the interval, but also go down from the root. The way you can figure out how far to go down for an inversion is to make the two notes add to 9 Ex: The inversion of a 5th is down a 4th. 5+4=9 It is important to note that the minor and majors must create a neutral. For instance, major 3rd up is inverted to a minor 6th down Chord inversions are a little bit different: If the standard triad is 1,3,5, First inversion = 3,5,1 (moving the root to the top) Second inversion = 5,1,3 (move the new base note to the top, or the starting top note to the base) It is very useful to know standard interval shapes on a fret board The shapes are standard among the first 4 strings (EADG) The following B and E strings are shifted down a fret Standard Fretboard interval shapes: minor 3rd = one string up, two frets down Major 3rd = one string up, one fret down Perfect 4th = one string up, same fret Perfect 5th = one string up two frets up Octave = two strings up, two frets up The rest of the interval shapes are fairly easy to figure out by moving a certain number of frets away from one of the above shapes. Ex: Finding a Minor 6th is as easy as going one fret up from a Perfect 5th. See the chromatic (all 12 notes) intervals above.
Hahaha yeah I get what you mean. Ive been playing guitar for 12 years now but I never got around to taking a theory class (self taught before youtube even had all these helpful vids) but I do somewhat understand whats gping on here, but like anything, it takes time to finally understand. Took me 4 months to finally understand welding when I was in trade school. And about 6 months to finally understand what was happening in class when I was learning electrical. This is no different. Take a theory class and it'll take a while but you will understand eventually. Even faster if you already play guitar 😎👍
To be honest it's pretty simple. I dont mean that to sound like an ass, but there are only 12 notes and once you understand harmony, making the chords isn't all that hard. Naming them is a bit more heady, but honestly it's not necessary and it's just a simple matter of knowing the patterns and how to name them. It might seen unaproachably technical at first, but it's not all that hard in the end.
hey! i sorted the chords he showed here by what key they were in, hope this helps! chords in a - ama7 -bmi7/a -dadd9/f# -eadd9 -bmi11 -f#mi11 chords in b -ema7 -emaj9no3#11 -badd9/d# -eadd9 -c#mi9 -g#mi9 chords in c -f6/9 -fmaj9 -fadd9 -fmaj7 -fmaj9/g -cadd9 -dmi7/6 chords in d -bmi7/a -gmaj9/a -gmaj9 -dadd9/f# -emi9 -bmi11 chords in e -ama7 -ema7 -amaj9no3#11 -badd9/d# -eadd9 -c#mi9 -f#mi11 chords in f -f6/9 -fmaj9 -fadd9 -fmaj7 -fmaj9/g -cadd9 chords in g -bmi7/a -gmaj9/a -gmaj9 -cadd9 -dadd9/f# -emi9
i guess the reason i say this is influenced by the fact that i took advantage of my public school systems music courses and already knew simple theory before taking lessons, so really all i learned was technique and chord shapes- and i feel like i still have a strange technique and am comfortable with it. what lessons also did for me was show me a lot of new and interesting music, im very grateful for my teacher getting me into great music, his name is dan and when he taught me he was in a band called emma ate the lion. he played the bass and sang he inspired me to work harder than if i just watched videos online. *slowly takes comment back lol*
The Archivist - Music & More Shoegaze came after and was influenced heavily by the first wave dreampop bands (the whole 4AD and early Creation records scenes).
This is so helpful!!!! I've been practicing guitar for weeks and within an hour of watching your videos I sound like I actually know what I'm doing!!👏🏾💪🏽💕✨
First RUclips video of someone demonstrating a guitar technique that doesn't begin with a 5-10 minute monologue that's unrelated to the actual video. Truly impressive. For some reason most RUclipsrs can't get to the point.
This video appeared in my YT recommendations, and I clicked through and found an AWESOME channel! It's clear you put a lot of work into your videos. Your delivery is clear and succinct, all the accompanying information is provided without getting in the way, and at the end of the video I didn't just feel like I learned a few things, I felt like I'd attended a really engaging lecture!
I used a lot of this chords without even knowing it, thank you so much for the video. I still haven’t learned how to make chords or used the names for them. I learned my music theory from ear and you have been really putting pieces together thanks.
Watching this makes me realize how much of a sadboy sucker I am for these sounds. Every chord has me imagining a break up or the death of a family pet or some shit
Been playing metal/hardcore for years. Just recently got into Midwest emo, and emo in general. Bought an American pro ii tele with bare knuckle nomads and can’t wait to start learning more twinkleys. This video is exactly what I needed! 🖤🖤🖤
Oh man, thank you so much. I am usually a cigar box guitar player but I love to play some acoustic guitars every now and then. These are the kinds of chords I want to play and hear. So beautiful! Again, thank you! This is very very helpful and expands my knowledge on some chords, I appreciate this content.
Love these videos, it’s super helpful for me and actually helps me understand the theory behind chords more as someone who kinda struggles with learning.
Thank you for the teachings bro. Just getting back into playing and I've been really into the midwest emo sound. I'm glad its not as hard to play as I thought it would be too.
Your channel is really underrated Thank you for making these lessons that teach so much for free I hope your channel blows up soon You might even collab with ichika nito one day
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!!! Dreamy, open chords are my go to and I’m always looking for more! I’m self taught and don’t know much theory for guitar but this is very helpful!
I've been so down during practice today because theres just so many chords I cannot play yet. I can play these and they're beautiful. Thank you, this was much needed today
This is a great video! It's a suggestion for chords you can use but it also does a great job of just laying down the sound of midwest/emo/math music. In the simplest way it helps me get what makes the vibe of the music more.
Descubri este canal hace casi un año y la verdad que tiene videos muy buenos el album que estoy haciendo tiene mucho de este joven asi que desde ya gracias por explicar tan bien saludos desde argentina 🇦🇷 Cuidate!!!
Just found your channel today and I'm very happy I did. Your vids have provided me with tools for improvisation, inspiration, and motivation. Now I can't help but fantasize about forming a post-black, shoegaze, atmospheric metal band hah. Thanks for your work and please keep pumping out material. Exceptional channel.
Just wanna point this out in case anyone's confused: the chord at 4:30 referred to as Ema9no3#11 actually does have the 3rd (G#, 16th fret of the high E string). What it's lacking is the major 7th, so I guess you'd call it Eadd9#11. But that chord could also be thought of as a Bmaj13 voicing with no 3rd over an E, so maybe that played into the mixup.
damn these videos are efficient and you don't seem like you're talking at me compared to most youtube guitar people lmao. i wish id been watching these from the beginning
I love watching your video. You always show a great amount of chords. I just wish I knew what is meant when a chord is in the key of whatever notes lol. I feel like it help me put the right chords together. Thanks for the videos.
This guy is literally the Bob Ross of Midwest emo
well that's a brand new sentence
boots WILL IIIII, DIVIIIIIDE AND FALL APART
@@ShannonsCompany klone!
@@payphones lmfaoooooo
I don't think that is how you are supposed to use the word literally but I get your point.
"YOUSICIAN IS THE BEST WAY TO LEARN" as I begin to watch a free tutorial that teaches me how to play the music I like
Yousician is pretty trash ngl
🤣🤣🤣
Yep lol they make you commit to 12 months after the trial wtf lol.
@@andynewen yeah and its like 150 bucks
Fox i think its better to use Yousician AND watching this type of videos. I learned a lot with Yousician like theory and other technics like how to use my pinkie, um double stops, etc.
Some theory info that might help:
A basic chord is constructed of 3 notes. It is also referred to as a triad, with obvious reason.
An example of this, the C Major Triad is CEG.
The three notes in a triad correspond to their scale degrees/intervals.
Scales generally have 7 notes. In the case of C that is CDEFGAB.
The scale can also be described in numbers, 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
CEG as a number/scale degree: 1,3,5
There are a lot of other kinds of chords that tend to be the basic triad but with stuff added.
For instance, a 7th chord uses the scale degrees 1,3,5,7
A 9th is 1,3,5,7,9
An add 9 is 1,3,5, and 9 (just the 9 is added to the basic triad)
Knowing the interval relationship between a pair of two notes is very useful
The intervals represent all 12 notes on a piano, or every fret on a guitar up to it's octave.
Distance from root to interval:
0 = unison (open string)
1 = minor 2nd (first fret)
2= Major 2nd (second fret)
3= minor 3rd (third fret)
4= Major 3rd (4th fret)
5= perfect 4th (5th fret)
6= flat 5 (aka tritone) (6th fret)
7= Perfect 5th (7th fret)
8= minor 6th (8th fret)
9= Major 6th (9th fret)
10= minor 7th (10th fret)
11= Major 7th (11th fret)
(12)= Octave (12th fret)
In terms of a standard 7 note scale, it is easy to figure out what higher numbers are.
Ex: A 9th is really just the 2nd but an octave higher (7 + 2 =9), 8 being the octave.
Inversions:
Both two note intervals and chord voicings can be inverted.
With two notes in a scale, you can go up to the interval, but also go down from the root.
The way you can figure out how far to go down for an inversion is to make the two notes add to 9
Ex: The inversion of a 5th is down a 4th. 5+4=9
It is important to note that the minor and majors must create a neutral.
For instance, major 3rd up is inverted to a minor 6th down
Chord inversions are a little bit different:
If the standard triad is 1,3,5,
First inversion = 3,5,1 (moving the root to the top)
Second inversion = 5,1,3 (move the new base note to the top, or the starting top note to the base)
It is very useful to know standard interval shapes on a fret board
The shapes are standard among the first 4 strings (EADG)
The following B and E strings are shifted down a fret
Standard Fretboard interval shapes:
minor 3rd = one string up, two frets down
Major 3rd = one string up, one fret down
Perfect 4th = one string up, same fret
Perfect 5th = one string up two frets up
Octave = two strings up, two frets up
The rest of the interval shapes are fairly easy to figure out by moving a certain number of frets away from one of the above shapes.
Ex: Finding a Minor 6th is as easy as going one fret up from a Perfect 5th. See the chromatic (all 12 notes) intervals above.
wow holy shit, this is incredibly helpful. thank you!
i just learned more from a comment on youtube then i did in my highschool guitar class
You are are a fucking legend!
Thanks
H u h
I am ready to make a whole lofi album using just these chords
Yo Shrampy I would like to hear it lol
For a good lofi persona You gotta give yourself a catchy name that's a misspelled adjective (Demyur) or verb (imajin).
Yo Shrampy cringe comment
you should call it American Football
No it’s “americ
anfootball”
I read it as “Twinky” and didn’t question it as it was a video about emo chords
same
ditto💔
This is literally a different language. No fucking clue what is going on in here but it sounds good.
Kyle Thomas Same lmao
Not a different language, an expanded vocabulary. If you learn about intervals it's not too bad to understand it
Dont get what you cant understand???
Hahaha yeah I get what you mean. Ive been playing guitar for 12 years now but I never got around to taking a theory class (self taught before youtube even had all these helpful vids) but I do somewhat understand whats gping on here, but like anything, it takes time to finally understand.
Took me 4 months to finally understand welding when I was in trade school. And about 6 months to finally understand what was happening in class when I was learning electrical.
This is no different. Take a theory class and it'll take a while but you will understand eventually. Even faster if you already play guitar 😎👍
To be honest it's pretty simple. I dont mean that to sound like an ass, but there are only 12 notes and once you understand harmony, making the chords isn't all that hard. Naming them is a bit more heady, but honestly it's not necessary and it's just a simple matter of knowing the patterns and how to name them. It might seen unaproachably technical at first, but it's not all that hard in the end.
Trevor: *talking about really specific music stuff that I havent heard of*
Me: show me the twinkly doot doots
hey! i sorted the chords he showed here by what key they were in, hope this helps!
chords in a
- ama7
-bmi7/a
-dadd9/f#
-eadd9
-bmi11
-f#mi11
chords in b
-ema7
-emaj9no3#11
-badd9/d#
-eadd9
-c#mi9
-g#mi9
chords in c
-f6/9
-fmaj9
-fadd9
-fmaj7
-fmaj9/g
-cadd9
-dmi7/6
chords in d
-bmi7/a
-gmaj9/a
-gmaj9
-dadd9/f#
-emi9
-bmi11
chords in e
-ama7
-ema7
-amaj9no3#11
-badd9/d#
-eadd9
-c#mi9
-f#mi11
chords in f
-f6/9
-fmaj9
-fadd9
-fmaj7
-fmaj9/g
-cadd9
chords in g
-bmi7/a
-gmaj9/a
-gmaj9
-cadd9
-dadd9/f#
-emi9
Thank you! These chords are so pretty. AND YOU ARE A LEGEND FOR LISTING THE KEYS THEY CAN BE PLAYED IN!!!!!!!
I just spent a whole hour transferring all those chords on to my ukulele. I will make sure to use these chords in future ukulele compositions.
Lora Coggins no.
what do they look like on the uke? im not good enough to learn it all myself
Lora Coggins can’t wait till the ukulele fad dies 🙄
@@defstrikem2743 same
uke haters need to chill, as long as you're not the annoying person that plays their uke everywhere they go for attention you're fine
cant believe i paid for guitar lessons when i was younger
in person lessons are good because your instructor can help you improve on things like posture that doesn't really translate through video
Being self taught is overrated. Good for you if you can. But RUclips lacks structure and continuity with guitar lessons
Frozen PizzaBagel agreed. best way to learn is through 1 on 1 in person lessons with a friend or mentor
@@maxfrombeyblade I agree. However, RUclips can be great for learning specific songs.
i guess the reason i say this is influenced by the fact that i took advantage of my public school systems music courses and already knew simple theory before taking lessons, so really all i learned was technique and chord shapes- and i feel like i still have a strange technique and am comfortable with it. what lessons also did for me was show me a lot of new and interesting music, im very grateful for my teacher getting me into great music, his name is dan and when he taught me he was in a band called emma ate the lion. he played the bass and sang he inspired me to work harder than if i just watched videos online. *slowly takes comment back lol*
This is not just good for emo, it can be good for any genre. Thanks for showing me some chords I have never played before.
Love how you show what keys the chords work well in.
LOVE the sound of that Ema9no3#11 at the 14th fret. Soooooo gorgeous! I love how Major 9 chords sound-I need to explore those types of chords more.
Many of these chords were used by the Cocteau twins and some other first wave dreampop bands in the late eighties and early ninties.
The Archivist - Music & More Shoegaze came after and was influenced heavily by the first wave dreampop bands (the whole 4AD and early Creation records scenes).
This is so helpful!!!! I've been practicing guitar for weeks and within an hour of watching your videos I sound like I actually know what I'm doing!!👏🏾💪🏽💕✨
After watching this tutorial, I feel like I can play for the next 10 hours without getting bored.
If you can comprehend this stuff he's really helping anyone out there branching out their chord library and im always appreciating that!
First RUclips video of someone demonstrating a guitar technique that doesn't begin with a 5-10 minute monologue that's unrelated to the actual video. Truly impressive. For some reason most RUclipsrs can't get to the point.
Those chords straight up sound like American Football
Mark Renton but what does that mean
Khersy oh my god no
@@khersy
American Football the band, not the sport
It’s the Ema7 at 1:03 that’s the final chord to the summer ends by American football
@@khersy *Midwest emo music stops*
This video appeared in my YT recommendations, and I clicked through and found an AWESOME channel! It's clear you put a lot of work into your videos. Your delivery is clear and succinct, all the accompanying information is provided without getting in the way, and at the end of the video I didn't just feel like I learned a few things, I felt like I'd attended a really engaging lecture!
Idk why but your voice makes this video 10x more appealing
This is actually a cover of American Football LP1
Alex Taylor he really nailed the vocals and everything
@@christiandill4758 LEEETSS JUST FORGEEETTT
Been in a bit of a creative drought and this is what I needed. Thanks man!
I'm learning music right now and you are such a big help. You're calming, so its easier to listen to you. That sounds weird af but yes.
So much practical knowledge in 10 minutes ! Awesome video thanks 👌🏻
1:14 WHEN THE SUMMER ENDSSS
OMG I knew it sounded familiar. Such a classic..
I think I just found my new favorite RUclips channel
This is weirdly soothing
That Eadd9 is used really well in the song “Recycling” by Pinegrove
Shout out Pinegrove
Criminally underrated band. Everything So Far has some great chord progressions alone
YAY PINEGROVE
Just saw them live in Madison Wisconsin recently and they killed it!
Love pinegrove
I surprisingly recognize most chords after learning like 5 boy pablo songs
Boy Pablo the original Chicanemo
You are the best human being of this decade.
Actually really helpful stuff , adding in what keys they fit to is also handy aswell
I used a lot of this chords without even knowing it, thank you so much for the video. I still haven’t learned how to make chords or used the names for them. I learned my music theory from ear and you have been really putting pieces together thanks.
you are my goto for ma!th rock tutorials! keep it going
This video has changed my life.
Watching this makes me realize how much of a sadboy sucker I am for these sounds. Every chord has me imagining a break up or the death of a family pet or some shit
4:20 Yo! I recognized that one Animals As Leaders chord from "Point to Point" too, that's what's up!
hahah right before he said it i was like i know that chord...
also on kascade
Been playing metal/hardcore for years. Just recently got into Midwest emo, and emo in general. Bought an American pro ii tele with bare knuckle nomads and can’t wait to start learning more twinkleys. This video is exactly what I needed! 🖤🖤🖤
This is exactly what I have been looking for for the longest time, thank you so much!!
Wow.....just found your music on Spotify and now I stumble across your RUclips channel.....Awesome!!!
Thanks these chords are gonna sound great in my new brutal slamming-black-death metal fusion band!
Gracias por los acordes máster. Saludos desde Oaxaca México
Thanks for all the time spent Trevor! Appreciate it!
Oh man, thank you so much. I am usually a cigar box guitar player but I love to play some acoustic guitars every now and then. These are the kinds of chords I want to play and hear. So beautiful! Again, thank you! This is very very helpful and expands my knowledge on some chords, I appreciate this content.
First clean tone I've heard that made me melt into my chair. Sounds sweet man!
"But don't fret if this isn't your sound" *Slaps knee like i'm 70*
This
This Made Me Want A Telecaster BTW Great Video Dude
i play bass and this makes me want to play guitar
victor Go For It Dude! Become A Multi-Instrumentalist
man, these inspire the hell out of me, thank you!
Love these videos, it’s super helpful for me and actually helps me understand the theory behind chords more as someone who kinda struggles with learning.
Thank you for the teachings bro. Just getting back into playing and I've been really into the midwest emo sound. I'm glad its not as hard to play as I thought it would be too.
I was thinking "I think that chord is in an animals as leaders song" and you were like "its a very animals as leaders chord" and I was like WOAHHHHH
These chords are beautiful. I draw so much more emotion from these!!!
Some chords feel happy or mysterious and I'm so excited to use these in music!
Your channel is really underrated
Thank you for making these lessons that teach so much for free
I hope your channel blows up soon
You might even collab with ichika nito one day
My, does that Tele sound great. So warm. Now I want one.
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!!! Dreamy, open chords are my go to and I’m always looking for more! I’m self taught and don’t know much theory for guitar but this is very helpful!
I don't even have an electric guitar but the way you teach this shit is so captivating, all attention happily stolen away.
I've been so down during practice today because theres just so many chords I cannot play yet. I can play these and they're beautiful. Thank you, this was much needed today
this is gorgeous omg love it
This is a great video! It's a suggestion for chords you can use but it also does a great job of just laying down the sound of midwest/emo/math music. In the simplest way it helps me get what makes the vibe of the music more.
Trevor you have helped me so much in learning guitar I can’t thank you enough man!
This dude is amazing…making it look so easy
This is gold. Gonna take a while to integrate. Thanks Trevor!
I’m a drummer/singer and also taking on songwriting. Your videos have been so helpful in just understanding chord structures. Keep up the great work
thank you very much for the video. easy to play and sounds so good!
Wonderful voices on those add 9 and 11’s! Some of my favorite chords
his voice is so calming
Descubri este canal hace casi un año y la verdad que tiene videos muy buenos el album que estoy haciendo tiene mucho de este joven asi que desde ya gracias por explicar tan bien saludos desde argentina 🇦🇷
Cuidate!!!
Thanks for explaining shapes and the whole video it helps alot and it's working good
Nice Animals as Leaders reference! Wasn’t expecting that! Love your channel I’m a new subscriber .
Some of those chords are beautiful man. Thanks, will defenitly come back to this video once in awhile.
Thanks man this video was such a nice thing to do 💫 and also your voice is so calming
Your channel is an absolute revelation for me! Can’t wait to binge all your stuff. Keep up the great work!
I like before even watching because I know you put in the effort. Respect man
Just found your channel today and I'm very happy I did. Your vids have provided me with tools for improvisation, inspiration, and motivation. Now I can't help but fantasize about forming a post-black, shoegaze, atmospheric metal band hah. Thanks for your work and please keep pumping out material. Exceptional channel.
I love these chords - sit well in bedroom pop
I don’t know the name of the chords
I just play what sounds good to my ears BUT knowledge is power
what is UP my dude thank you for teaching me that much in 10 minutes
this was insanely helpful! appreciate you making this video
All of these sound great! And been watching your videos - they're awesome!! :D
I can't look at new houses anymore, but I CAN look at new chords.
I have been looking for this my entire life thank god
Just wanna point this out in case anyone's confused: the chord at 4:30 referred to as Ema9no3#11 actually does have the 3rd (G#, 16th fret of the high E string). What it's lacking is the major 7th, so I guess you'd call it Eadd9#11. But that chord could also be thought of as a Bmaj13 voicing with no 3rd over an E, so maybe that played into the mixup.
this is exactly what i've been looking for all this time
these are fun to play around and adapt
You are the twinkliest chord of all.
You…you are the best
Damn hearing the Emaj9No3#11 into Cmaj9 is just ufff. I’m going to start experimenting now. Thank you!
Thanks for this man. I use a handful of these, but this is really helpful stuff. Your channel never dissapoints! Keep it up buddy.
I'm going to watch this video hundreds of times.. Thanks
damn these videos are efficient and you don't seem like you're talking at me compared to most youtube guitar people lmao. i wish id been watching these from the beginning
Really cool man. I'm trying to take my music knowledge to the next level and you obviously have a lot to share. Subscribed!
Dude this is so cool. Thank you!
Good stuff. Picked up a few, thanks!
I love watching your video. You always show a great amount of chords. I just wish I knew what is meant when a chord is in the key of whatever notes lol. I feel like it help me put the right chords together. Thanks for the videos.
Super clear, concise vid. Thank you!
thank you for all the good suff !
Nice chords, man... nice chords
THIS WAS SO COOL THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Love your tele dude, nice vid