After thinking about it many years, I bought a ukulele after seeing one of the videos where you recommended them for rhythm practice. I have been pleasantly surprised that triads and R37 chords also worked well on my ukulele! Guitar Wisdom is also Ukulele Wisdom! Thanks for posting and for sharing your Wisdom 😎.
I tried that guitar model yesterday, what a surprise!! super comfortable, very nice fretwork, no sharp edges, and the switch for set in parallel the neck and middle pickups gives you a nice jazzy sound. greetings Tomo great video as usual!
Mr. Tomo, thanks for another great video. You don't just talk about the importance of triads, you demonstrate it by returning to them over and over. I've heard you say that reviewing is the best way to learn. Turns out to be correct.
You're very welcome! Easy to just introducing the material but its so hard to review correct way. Most people could learn quick and not enough reviewing so the right material could turn a little side way. That's why to master guitar is very difficult. So happy to hear that. Thank you!
Wonderful lesson as always. You didn't mention it, but the way you play triads with a pick and two fingers broke my brain a little bit. So much to learn from your channel!
yep i've got all of these cause i play the full 6 string chords and love how you did the fifth up in the beginning nice to know there's two triads in our 4 string chords aswell
This video only focus on 5th, 4th, 3rd strings! Let's practice this. We only talk or related this subject so we all can be accomplished ONE THING really well! Thanks for your comment.
Did the cats kick you out of the other room? Lol On a more serious "note" ... another great vlog! Reminds me to pay more attention (study) intervals within chords. Thank You!
Tomo せんせい、thank you for making videos and helping me in my musical journey. I watch your videos everyday before and after work as I am striving to improve my music skills. I understand the triads, the R,3rd, 5th etc. My question is how do I apply them during a guitar solo? Do you just play the full chords and the inversion over the appropriate chords C7 ( C, 1st inversion, 2nd inversion) .. I know using the notes 1 3 5 , sound good as a melody but, how do we use the triad during chord progression.
You're very welcome! First you need to master the triads. At least you need to practice & review them in two weeks. Don't expect too fast! Eventually you will understand how to apply these triads over any chord progressions. So try use only 543 set strings and go over any chord progressions that you love! That's first step. Please let me know how you feel after you do your part! Then I can make more fun triad related soloing lesson videos. Thank you!
Hey Tomo! Thanks for this video, it's really inspiring and also it gives me hope that maybe i can learn to play guitar too :) btw i didn't really understand why that 1-4-5 in D is the same as D-G-A chords? Can someone help me? Thanks again for your work Tomo!!!
Whole,whole ,half, whole, whole,whole half. This is the recipe for ALL major scales. All the triads Mr. Tomo is demonstrating are built on that pattern.
You take the D Major scale which is D,E,F#,G,A,B,C#. If you’re playing a 1-4-5 progression in the key of D major then you build the chords off of the 1st note, then 4th note and lastly 5th note of the scale which would give you D-G-A. Does that help at all?
Because that's were the D-G-A chords come from. The order (degree) of the notes of every major scale determine the chords you would use. That's why it's called I, IV, V or as you wrote 1-4--5. Watch again when he plays the C major scale on the A string. Notice that the C is I, F is IV, and G is V. Good luck in your studies. Go back and find all of his triad lessons. He covers this "theory," over and over again.
Hi Tomo. You are an awesome teacher. I'm sure you have inspired many players around the world. Was curious if Ichika Nito calls you for guitar advice etc. Since he is also Japanese. Would be an interesting video to watch.(collaboration)
I see a lot of lessons from tommy on triads are triads the key to unlocking the guitar?. I am an extremely frustrated guitar player and have been playing 10 years yet I struggle with simple stuff even now. Can't put the thing down though.
In a way guitar is easy to learn because all shapes... but it can stuck same place much faster than otter instruments. Guitar players are so many Okay guitar players & some great guitar players and not in the middle! Try simplest easiest thing but you need to review over and over with intervals NOT SHAPES! Please take a look on this video. th-cam.com/video/85RmFmRgTiw/w-d-xo.html
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Triads are not only fun, but essential to growing. Chordal playing is so wonderful when you expand your knowledge of its whereabouts!
Thank you!
After thinking about it many years, I bought a ukulele after seeing one of the videos where you recommended them for rhythm practice. I have been pleasantly surprised that triads and R37 chords also worked well on my ukulele! Guitar Wisdom is also Ukulele Wisdom! Thanks for posting and for sharing your Wisdom 😎.
Good job! 4 strings (top 4321 set strings) are good! You can learn all those notes! (inversions). R 3 7 & Triads are so important! Thank you!
I tried that guitar model yesterday, what a surprise!! super comfortable, very nice fretwork, no sharp edges, and the switch for set in parallel the neck and middle pickups gives you a nice jazzy sound. greetings Tomo great video as usual!
Glad you like it! Thank you!
Mr. Tomo, thanks for another great video. You don't just talk about the importance of triads, you demonstrate it by returning to them over and over. I've heard you say that reviewing is the best way to learn. Turns out to be correct.
You're very welcome! Easy to just introducing the material but its so hard to review correct way. Most people could learn quick and not enough reviewing so the right material could turn a little side way. That's why to master guitar is very difficult. So happy to hear that. Thank you!
Absolutely love triads.
This has become my favorite TH-cam channel
So happy to hear that! Thank you.
Thank you so much Tomo, these videos have helped me understand the fretboard instead of just learning position :) Guitar is fun!
You're very welcome! So happy to hear that! Thank you so much! Triad approach is the best way to understand the fretboard!
Tomo, you are an inspiration of a teacher, I love your videos my man, thank you
Happy to hear that! Thank you!
That tone is sooo sweet Tomo!!
Thank you!
Wow, that's a great video. I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.
Thank you very much!
Wonderful lesson as always. You didn't mention it, but the way you play triads with a pick and two fingers broke my brain a little bit. So much to learn from your channel!
So happy to hear that.
1) Pick
2) Fingers
3) Pick & fingers
Thank you!
such a great lesson! will definitely work on this!
Thank you!
yep i've got all of these cause i play the full 6 string chords and love how you did the fifth up in the beginning nice to know there's two triads in our 4 string chords aswell
once you have the CAGED shapes you're good to go?
This video only focus on 5th, 4th, 3rd strings! Let's practice this. We only talk or related this subject so we all can be accomplished ONE THING really well! Thanks for your comment.
No need to think CAGED system. You will learn the fretboard much unique ways with triad inversions / intervals.
@@TomoFujitaMusic but the caged system shows where those triads are
@@SamSveistrup Do just think all triads and try to understands all notes are on the fretboard. this way you don't need any easy shapes!
You are inspiring my brother . Thank you for taking time to share. ◇€Z◇
Thanks for listening! You're welcome!
Beautiful sound
Thanks for listening!
Did the cats kick you out of the other room? Lol
On a more serious "note" ... another great vlog!
Reminds me to pay more attention (study) intervals within chords.
Thank You!
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1) My family
2) Cats
3) Guitars
Thank you so much! Away from shapes! Once you know all intervals, you are same as a pro!
Tomo せんせい、thank you for making videos and helping me in my musical journey. I watch your videos everyday before and after work as I am striving to improve my music skills.
I understand the triads, the R,3rd, 5th etc. My question is how do I apply them during a guitar solo? Do you just play the full chords and the inversion over the appropriate chords C7 ( C, 1st inversion, 2nd inversion) .. I know using the notes 1 3 5 , sound good as a melody but, how do we use the triad during chord progression.
You're very welcome! First you need to master the triads. At least you need to practice & review them in two weeks. Don't expect too fast! Eventually you will understand how to apply these triads over any chord progressions. So try use only 543 set strings and go over any chord progressions that you love! That's first step. Please let me know how you feel after you do your part! Then I can make more fun triad related soloing lesson videos. Thank you!
Hey Tomo! Thanks for this video, it's really inspiring and also it gives me hope that maybe i can learn to play guitar too :) btw i didn't really understand why that 1-4-5 in D is the same as D-G-A chords? Can someone help me? Thanks again for your work Tomo!!!
So happy to hear that. You're welcome! Are you thinking shapes or intervals?
Whole,whole ,half, whole, whole,whole half. This is the recipe for ALL major scales. All the triads Mr. Tomo is demonstrating are built on that pattern.
You take the D Major scale which is D,E,F#,G,A,B,C#. If you’re playing a 1-4-5 progression in the key of D major then you build the chords off of the 1st note, then 4th note and lastly 5th note of the scale which would give you D-G-A. Does that help at all?
@@nathanielvargas3863 Thanks a lot, everything's clear now. I'm really happy to learn new stuff about music theory :) have a good day everyone
Because that's were the D-G-A chords come from. The order (degree) of the notes of every major scale determine the chords you would use. That's why it's called I, IV, V or as you wrote 1-4--5. Watch again when he plays the C major scale on the A string. Notice that the C is I, F is IV, and G is V. Good luck in your studies. Go back and find all of his triad lessons. He covers this "theory," over and over again.
Hi Tomo. You are an awesome teacher. I'm sure you have inspired many players around the world.
Was curious if Ichika Nito calls you for guitar advice etc. Since he is also Japanese. Would be an interesting video to watch.(collaboration)
So happy to hear that. Thank you!
Dont know triads yet... Or understand them. But they are in my practice list.
Good job! Start with this!
th-cam.com/video/85RmFmRgTiw/w-d-xo.html
I see a lot of lessons from tommy on triads are triads the key to unlocking the guitar?. I am an extremely frustrated guitar player and have been playing 10 years yet I struggle with simple stuff even now. Can't put the thing down though.
In a way guitar is easy to learn because all shapes... but it can stuck same place much faster than otter instruments. Guitar players are so many Okay guitar players & some great guitar players and not in the middle! Try simplest easiest thing but you need to review over and over with intervals NOT SHAPES! Please take a look on this video.
th-cam.com/video/85RmFmRgTiw/w-d-xo.html
最近はアイバニーズがお気に入りなんですね
はい！
Do you have any videos playing your electric xii
Yes! You can search inside of my channel
th-cam.com/video/Cr96NO4id_o/w-d-xo.html
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Your lesson is super easy to understand especially for an idiot guitar player like me
So happy to hear that. Thank you!
try not to make so-do-me sound like "SODOMY" when you say it fast
Thank you!
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Good job!