The Chord Trick EVERY Alt/Indie Pro Swears By!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2023
- Are you bored of making the same sounding chord progressions? Well, in todays video we’re going to go through a way of playing chords differently. With Chord Inversions.
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This sort of video is my favorite, there are many channels that focus on gear, and while there's nothing wrong with that, I think those Alt Rock lessons
are really where TTMN has it's own style, and also they're super helpful!
Thanks so much!
I love chord inversions! For my song “Lost at Sea,” not only did I build nearly the entire song around second inversions, but I also tuned to E-A-D-G-C-D for a really rich sounding resonance.
Great shout!!
Your videos have really helped me find that spark of creativity I have been missing for awhile. Thanks a million!
Thanks so much mate. Glad they’ve helped.
Hey guys incase you haven’t seen here’s a link to grab the pdf I made. It’s got chord diagrams and shapes of the demo tracks in the video.
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Signed up, thank you! I guess this comment should be pinned so that more people could see it (like you usually do with your post-video comments) 🙌
That was awesome, thanks! Gonna use this tip in my band. Keep the great vids coming!
Thanks mate!
I just started listening to your band October Drift, they are very good!
Subscribed! You got that sound 😊
Thanks so much!
Very useful!
Thank you!
Found your videos really fun and useful for my own playing!
Was wondering whether you’d do a video going over some of your guitar collection? I’m intrigued by the Jag you use in these videos and how you find the p90s fare with all of the fuzz and high gain.✌️
Thanks very much. Yeah I’ll have a look at that actually. Thanks for the suggestion.
Cool video very interesting!
Thank you ✌️
i wished i didn't knew about chord progression to learn something from this video, hahah
chord inversions was one of first things that i learned about music, when i started
No way, that’s awesome!
A trick I do a lot is take a power chord and rather then add the note right over the root I add it above and to the next fret like in a Cadd9 or Gmajor. I've always loved it either picked out or strummed. Great video man
Oooo yeah great shout! That sounds awesome doesn’t it. Thanks mate!
@@thesethingsmakenoisesJust spreading the noise
Great stuff! I use inversions a lot in two guitar bands, especially where arpeggios and riffs would distract from the feel of the song.
Thanks! They can be a great tool.
Never really got into The National but two of my kids saw them in Leeds last week and came our buzzing.
Lots of my friends say the same and then suddenly get really into them. I think they’re definitely a grower!
@@thesethingsmakenoises yeah. I think it’s because they don’t do big choruses so they are less obvious/immediate.
There's a cool shape that Graham Coxon uses all over 13 (Coffee and TV/Bugman are the main ones) where it's a root on the A string, the octave of that, and then on the E string the note a half step above the 5th below.
Other shapes I like are adding the two high strings on a power chord (not sure if that's a Maj7th), the Weezer chord, and whatever Joey Santiago does.
Oooo nice! Absolutely love that song.
Echo and the Bunnymen were my fave band at the time of Porcupine and Ocean Rain albums.
Never got into inversions other than playing the A barre and fretting the fifth on the E string, but that was more to do with having not worked out how to dampen that string
Such good albums!
I think like you say about muting the top string, sometimes you can find cool stuff from accidents
I'm pretty sure mbv when you sleep uses the 2nd inversion powerchords
Ahh no way! Doesn’t surprise me, they sound epic! ✌️
5:15 - If I'm understanding the shape correctly, then I used to call this chord shape the Smashing Pumpkins chord in high school as I saw a few tabs in guitar magazines that showed it being used in several songs by the pumpkins.
Oddly enough, that chord shape was also used by Nirvana on About A Girl well before I knew about the pumpkins using it.
I did a tune in like 2009/2010 heavily based around that chord shape. Definitely a favorite in my limited arsenal.
Yeah I reckon so!!!
perfect 5th/powerchord inverted is actually the 4th if that's what are you talked about, e b e is e and 5th and octave, b e e is b and 4th, and 4th octave up
Ahh no way, I didn’t know that. Thanks!
super lessons
I'm not a pro, but I like to focus on triads and inversions of those, and do that on all string sets. And also try to connect to the inversions some other chords that sound good in a progression.
Don't forget to do major AND minor inversions. And then do the G barred chord and then play the inversions on the low E string, and then play the G major 7, then inversions, then G dominant 7, then inversions, and then finally G major 6, then the inversions. That's the beginning of jazzing up the chords and you might find chord shapes that you really like, that are easy to play and that sound great in the context of your music.
Yeah 100%! Great tips!
Surprised you didn’t mention the strokes in a video talking about inversions, they’ve been using a lot of them since like the first song off their first album
Ahh yeah I missed that, you’re totally right.
when shit gets boring, use a minor 7th, trust me!
Awwww yeah!! Great shout.
Kyle is very upset with me. I asked him to spice up his fills but he wasn’t having it.
Hahaha!!
And I'm still waiting for a budget pedal board
It’s coming!! This week. I’d say more ‘affordable’ than budget as I don’t have any of the Behringer pedals or anything like that.
@@thesethingsmakenoises Yeees