Brother you have no idea how you are helping us! All i care is to be a Legendary Guitarist. But due to not having opportunities and enough money, guitarist like me who are thirsty of learning aren't getting a valid lessons in sequence.I've completed your 116 lessons of Music theory and it really inspired me to Move Forward! Um definitely gonna remember you.Thank you very much for your valuable time on these lessons!
dude these courses changed my life no one explains better than you and thanks to these lessons i can play in bars pubs and restaurants at just the age of 16 and help my family hopefully better things to come
You are the godly child child from the musical god to a novice like me. No one else has simplified the music theory like you have done. A heartfelt thank you. ❤
really enjoying your videos so far and learning so much! I've played guitar for years but never known this stuff and it helps so much to understand the reason music is written the way it is so I can write my own. thanks so much for all the time
The information is really easy to understand the way you explain it Chad, you are a very good teacher. I just wish I knew how to actually use this information and how to practically apply it... (I feel like having the tools but not knowing how to apply them) could it be that music isn't meant for me? but I truly love music so I'll never give up, even If I don't get where I want to be. :(
Teaching the circle of fifths too early is a piano thing. It's necessary for them to count their sharps/flats if they want to play in another key and worthless for a guitarist who can just slide up a couple of frets and play the same pattern. It has some uses for song writing or figuring out your I/IV/V chords at a glance (but that's easy to do on the fretboard), definitely not something I would more than mention in passing to a first year guitarist.
I'm glad you're leaving the circle of fifths for later, I saw another series that taught it early on and it was way too much, wen't from 0-100 real fast and encouraged me to find a different series (this one).
If your writing down the notes of a lick which one do you write? You come across an accidental, so do you write for eg A# or Bb or C# or Db to work out which scale or key its from? I'm thinking AC/DC Sin City and the 2nd lick the ascending run starting on the G string. Has a few in there? Thanks
Oh wow this is a lot easier than memorized acronyms for circle of fifths. thanks! do you get paid for making these videos and worksheets? no commercials and you just give out for free? not that I'm complaining! but this is the type of stuff someone would charge 50 bucks an hour to teach
Everything on TH-cam is free but we sell courses on our site as well. The goal though is for our free content to be better than most people's paid content. Thanks for the comment! -Chad
Thank you for sharing this information. I have learned most of this sporadically and all over the place, but these videos have put things in order. I just have one question and that is during the scale videos you mentioned that you would teach how to actually practice scales. Where can I find that information? Thank you!
Glad the vids are helping. I'm in the process of creating comprehensive scale courses but for now here are the lessons I have on how to play scale patterns th-cam.com/play/PLDNPXoSAAaRIFJvNfJkXLtYjbTZjQZjoG.html Thanks! -Chad
Technically there is no E# note on the guitar, its really just an F note (half step up from E is F). But when you build any Major Scale you need to include all the note names in the musical alphabet (A-B-C-D-E-F-G). So it wouldn't be F#-G#-A#-B-C#-D#-F-F#. That F has to be labeled as an E# so that it includes all of the notes in the musical alphabet. I know that's confusing but I wouldn't get too hung up on it for now. Thanks! -Chad
thank you sir .....i am keen to know about modes further....suppose in c major scale C D E F G A B C , this c major scale is the Ionian mode of it....and i think 6th degree of c major is obviously relative A natural minor which is known as Aeolian mode of it.....so ionian refers to major scale, aeolian refers to natural minor scale....accepting these two modes we still have 5 more modes(dorian, phrygian ,lydian,mixolydian,locrian) on other side...do they refer to any particular scale like.. Ionian(major scale) and Aeolian(natural minor scl) mode?
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Brother you have no idea how you are helping us! All i care is to be a Legendary Guitarist. But due to not having opportunities and enough money, guitarist like me who are thirsty of learning aren't getting a valid lessons in sequence.I've completed your 116 lessons of Music theory and it really inspired me to Move Forward! Um definitely gonna remember you.Thank you very much for your valuable time on these lessons!
That’s awesome and you’re welcome! -Chad
dude these courses changed my life no one explains better than you and thanks to these lessons i can play in bars pubs and restaurants at just the age of 16 and help my family hopefully better things to come
you are a great teacher im glad i found your lessons
+Gokalp Ulku Thanks so much! I'm glad you found them too:) Thanks! -Chad
You are the godly child child from the musical god to a novice like me. No one else has simplified the music theory like you have done. A heartfelt thank you. ❤
I love your lessons you even have that tone of calling out the students not following along closely like at 5:40
Chad these are the best lessons on music theory I have ever seen!!!!!
really enjoying your videos so far and learning so much! I've played guitar for years but never known this stuff and it helps so much to understand the reason music is written the way it is so I can write my own. thanks so much for all the time
Glad you're finding the vids helpful. Thanks! -Chad
You are an amazing teacher. Great job Chad
omggg this was exactly what I was looking for! All the other videos didnt explain it like this. This video was very helpfull 🙏😇👍
Really glad to hear you find the video helpful. Thanks! -Chad
I really appreciate this channel.
Very detail on guitar music theory...
hope this channel really gonna help future guitarist....
Love you...
Wow I never thought I would see a very simple, and easy channel for guitar like this ..wow am so happy learning from u Chad🥰🥰🥰 God bless u
Dude you are amazing and god bless you. You deserve a lot I am learning a lot from these vids
Thank you so much for your lesson.It‘s very well.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching! -Chad
Love your lessons! They´re really usefull and help me a lot for going through quarantine here in Argentina
The information is really easy to understand the way you explain it Chad, you are a very good teacher. I just wish I knew how to actually use this information and how to practically apply it... (I feel like having the tools but not knowing how to apply them) could it be that music isn't meant for me? but I truly love music so I'll never give up, even If I don't get where I want to be. :(
Circle of Fists sounds like either a hardcore rock band or hardcore porno
+John Geiger Ha you're right...circle of fists does but I said circle of 5ths:) I probably didn't pronounce it very well. Thanks! -Chad
this is GOLDEN. Hahahahah made my morning, man.
I heard fists as well ....
Teaching the circle of fifths too early is a piano thing. It's necessary for them to count their sharps/flats if they want to play in another key and worthless for a guitarist who can just slide up a couple of frets and play the same pattern.
It has some uses for song writing or figuring out your I/IV/V chords at a glance (but that's easy to do on the fretboard), definitely not something I would more than mention in passing to a first year guitarist.
Thank you
never figure it out studying alone music theory!! thanks master ;)
You're welcome:) Thanks! -Chad
I do this by memorizing BEADGCF and FCGDAEB so I can remember the sharps and flats of the scale
I'm glad you're leaving the circle of fifths for later, I saw another series that taught it early on and it was way too much, wen't from 0-100 real fast and encouraged me to find a different series (this one).
Yeah I think the circle of fifths can be super confusing and unnecessary for a lot of stuff. Glad you found the series. Thanks! -Chad
Sir why is there E# note in F# scale.Does it exists ?
If your writing down the notes of a lick which one do you write? You come across an accidental, so do you write for eg A# or Bb or C# or Db to work out which scale or key its from? I'm thinking AC/DC Sin City and the 2nd lick the ascending run starting on the G string. Has a few in there? Thanks
Oh wow this is a lot easier than memorized acronyms for circle of fifths. thanks! do you get paid for making these videos and worksheets? no commercials and you just give out for free? not that I'm complaining! but this is the type of stuff someone would charge 50 bucks an hour to teach
Everything on TH-cam is free but we sell courses on our site as well. The goal though is for our free content to be better than most people's paid content. Thanks for the comment! -Chad
so is the major scale based off the circle of 5ths?
How would you find flats and sharps on the minor scale ?
Thank you for sharing this information. I have learned most of this sporadically and all over the place, but these videos have put things in order. I just have one question and that is during the scale videos you mentioned that you would teach how to actually practice scales. Where can I find that information? Thank you!
Glad the vids are helping. I'm in the process of creating comprehensive scale courses but for now here are the lessons I have on how to play scale patterns th-cam.com/play/PLDNPXoSAAaRIFJvNfJkXLtYjbTZjQZjoG.html Thanks! -Chad
what's the purpose to find all sharps and flats here? Thanks Chad for the effort :)
It's important so you know what notes are in each Major scale. Thanks! -Chad
i learned before that the E & B note have no any sharps then why E# on f#major scale.....? could u please explain the conditions?
Technically there is no E# note on the guitar, its really just an F note (half step up from E is F). But when you build any Major Scale you need to include all the note names in the musical alphabet (A-B-C-D-E-F-G). So it wouldn't be F#-G#-A#-B-C#-D#-F-F#. That F has to be labeled as an E# so that it includes all of the notes in the musical alphabet. I know that's confusing but I wouldn't get too hung up on it for now. Thanks! -Chad
thank you sir .....i am keen to know about modes further....suppose in c major scale C D E F G A B C ,
this c major scale is the Ionian mode of it....and i think 6th degree of c major is obviously relative A natural minor which is known as Aeolian mode of it.....so ionian refers to major scale, aeolian refers to natural minor scale....accepting these two modes we still have 5 more modes(dorian, phrygian ,lydian,mixolydian,locrian) on other side...do they refer to any particular scale like.. Ionian(major scale) and Aeolian(natural minor scl) mode?
No, Ionian and Aeolian are the only two. The names for the other modes are their common names. Thanks! -Chad
Hey chad you are the best! Can I ask what software you use for building these diagrams?
Thanks! I just use Illustrator for all my diagrams. -Chad
Perfect explanation that I can understand. Thank you.
How can I do this without memorizing the whole chart?
Thanks
You're welcome, thanks for watching! -Chad
y does a sharp half to fall on the last note?
This is cool
so why is it not called the circle of fourths when doing flats?
You can call it circle of 4ths. I prefer circle of 5ths and cycle of 4ths but it doesn't matter. Thanks! -Chad
thanks Chad,your videos have really helped me and I greatly appreciate you@@Moveforwardguitar
y does the flat fall on the 4 th note?
Cb
genius!
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