Been playing 50 years and I still picked up a couple new voicing here, funny how your entire lesson matches my love of wild chord voicings. My wife says it's too moody or dissonant or angry, that makes me happy. Music should evoke feelings.
Thank you, again, for providing accessible insights into musical options that are valuable-regardless of playing ability-and that embellish one’s inventory of creative ways to make music. Simplified, but not dumbed down. You’re the master, Antoine!
Brilliant. Thank you. I just started fooling around again with recording and am just a GarageBand guy, with a new Squier, but the free effects and amps are way fun. Like many , I've grown tired of the "same old stuff". A more mellow jazzy sound would be cool right now.
@@AntoineMichaudGuitar Antione - can you please describe how your are connecting to your amps for stereo sound? Is it as simple as running a Left and Right line out of the Strymon to 2 separate amps? Or are you using a splitter in some way? Just wondering if I should buy a second guitar amp to achieve the rich stereo sounds. Tips? Thanks again!
As simple as running a Left and Right line out of the Strymon into 2 seperate amps! Yes, you can buy a second amp, even a cheaper one, and the added stereo field will be a nice addition to your setup.
Hey Antoine, that's a great lesson again! Your impovisation starting at 3:14 and the chord progression underneath have a "Drive Home" (Steven Wilson) feel. I'm so glad that you keep publishing new content on a regular basis. Keep them coming my friend! 🎸👍
Been playing 50 years and I still picked up a couple new voicing here, funny how your entire lesson matches my love of wild chord voicings.
My wife says it's too moody or dissonant or angry, that makes me happy. Music should evoke feelings.
Thank you, again, for providing accessible insights into musical options that are valuable-regardless of playing ability-and that embellish one’s inventory of creative ways to make music. Simplified, but not dumbed down. You’re the master, Antoine!
Thanks, I appreciate that a lot, my friend! 😊
Great lesson.....seems you are a true music student and teacher. Of course the use of effect pedals helped a lot. Thanks .
Greetings from Brasil
These chords sound incredibly beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
Brilliant. Thank you. I just started fooling around again with recording and am just a GarageBand guy, with a new Squier, but the free effects and amps are way fun. Like many , I've grown tired of the "same old stuff". A more mellow jazzy sound would be cool right now.
The EM7 and AM7 feels like the intro of John Meyer's no such thing
Very beautiful music with these easy chords. Excellent
That A add9 is the first chord I play when I embrace a guitar ❤
radiohead chords like
Fantastic!
D add9 7th ?!
GREAT😀
VERY NICE................PITCH AXIS THEORY ........NEXT LESSON PLEASE
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Yes yes !!! Loop and jam that's fun to explore.
Just found your channel. Love it. What looper do you use ?
I need to dive back in. Have not used Kordz since 2021/2022.
Glad to see you back, Joelle!
@@AntoineMichaudGuitar I've had a rough past year, but thankfully I'm in a band now and working my way back into music full time again in a long time.
Such wonderful info - thank you SO MUCH!!! Completely amazing sounds!!!
My pleasure 😊 glad you enjoyed it!
Great lesson, sound was pretty !
This is great!! Thank you
My 12 string guitar never sounded so lush! Thanks
Oh yeah, those will sound amazing on a 12-string! My pleasure
Thank you for the great chord tutorial. Your channel is awesome.
You're very welcome!
First one to comment 😆
Thank you for this Lovely set of chord progressions. Is there a pdf of the chord shapes?
I didn't take the time to make a proper PDF this time. I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
vraiment cool ty
Love your work bro
Cool chords
Merci Antoine!
So awesome! Thanks for sharing!
My pleasure!
@@AntoineMichaudGuitar Antione - can you please describe how your are connecting to your amps for stereo sound? Is it as simple as running a Left and Right line out of the Strymon to 2 separate amps? Or are you using a splitter in some way? Just wondering if I should buy a second guitar amp to achieve the rich stereo sounds. Tips? Thanks again!
As simple as running a Left and Right line out of the Strymon into 2 seperate amps! Yes, you can buy a second amp, even a cheaper one, and the added stereo field will be a nice addition to your setup.
Hey Antoine, that's a great lesson again! Your impovisation starting at 3:14 and the chord progression underneath have a "Drive Home" (Steven Wilson) feel. I'm so glad that you keep publishing new content on a regular basis. Keep them coming my friend! 🎸👍
Great Sound Antoine....God Bless....😊 ❤