3 Secrets to EASY Barre Chords
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3 secrets to playing clean barre chords PLUS bonus tips for using one shape for any chord and a barre chord exercise at the end!
Acoustic guitar barre chords are essential guitar techniques. In this guitar lesson, Tony Polecastro shows you tips for how to make barre chords much easier in 3 easy steps PLUS a bonus technique tip that will blow your mind.
And last but not least, you'll get a barre chord exercise at the end that will help you incorporate barre chord technique into your practice routine!
That awckward moment when you get all your barre chord notes to sound right for the first time and then you're too afraid to take your hand off the fretboard because it might never happen again.
Omg sameeee
Ikr
That moment when u do not know how to spell awkward
@@Rohya hahah you got the whole squad laughing
@@Rohya I was boutta comment that
"This song is so cool and looks easy to play!"
F-chord: I'm about to end this man's whole career.
I feel that😂
Every time smh
Relatable 😂😂
YES! Every song I want to play has the F-Chord!
Dont forget to put your fingers near the end of the fret!! It’ll sound good! And less strength on fingers
Me: saw my fave song's chords
*sees a bar chord
Also Me: goodbye forever
That’s how I felt at first but now I just look up if there’s a non-bar version of the chord that’s easier and I’ll play that instead and still learn my favorite songs. It will sound slightly different but still will be the right notes.
Lol
Nirvarna?
I wanted to learn fade into you so I looked it up and the title was like LEARN FADE INTO YOU WITH JUST THREE EASY CHORDS FOR BEGINNERS and im like fuck yeah ! Then I saw one of them is Bm and was like oh ok. Still learning that chord but it’s getting better (slowly) lol.
@@jessianacisneros9864 Cheeky cheat, like the man says, play the four string version (no low E or A string) been doing it since day 1, works for me.
This hurts. Whoever figured out you could do this with a guitar and practiced it with trial and error, deserves a place in a guitar hall of fame.
Mr. Atomic no he deserves to be in hell
@@tommyh3113 Haha lol. But you gotta admit its genius.
@@LenoahChacko xxxdesi,
Tommy H Hell* of Fame
YEP 👍
WHAAAAAT
YOU MEAN ALL THIS TIME, I JUST HAD TO ROLL MY FINGER TO THE SIDE?
dude, you are a legend
same
it still takes shit ton of practice though
very painful to do for an entire song. lol...
my band teacher at school has spent hours with me on this and i just got it right now by rolling my finger bruh moment
All this time I thought I was just cheating, but turns out that's actually one way to do it...
I’m a beginner guitarist and I didn’t realize how hard barre chords on the guitar were and I have to tell you I went from like 4 strings muted and it sounding like garbage, and then using your advice went to 2 strings muted and actually being able to hear what the chord was suppose to sound like and I was so happy I could’ve cried. Thanks so much for this!
How long did it take you to get it?
Right? You look at it the first time like "one finger can just hold it all down without having to move? Easy!" And then you try it... lol
As a beginner you shouldn't have been learning a bar chord . I spent 2 years learning songs that had no bar chords . Then when you get to that point your fingers are strong and don't struggle so much .
@@itsmorphed6416 not true, you learn them when you start practicing them, many guitarists struggle learning late into playing because they put it off, your fingers toughen up and gain some flexibility after like a week or 2 of doing them daily
@Matt Ball you learn them when you start practicing them ? Well yes . But that doesn't mean straight away . I do believe in a structured course and progressive learning. If you keep on a path of constant progression then inevitably you will learn them .
Me a week into playing guitar:
"Guitar isn't so hard..."
*Bm chord enters the chat room*
yup
Exactly
i just play a c i swear i’m so done with learning
But then it's just such a beautiful chord. The B Mmmmmmminor....so dreamy.
hahaa same, the first song I played had a Bm in it. but anyway, the only barre chord I can do now is Bm, so thank to that
I know those beginners (like me ) are gonna play barre chords one day......🖤
I am trying to learn them and my fingers are dying
@@ethanboucher6787 f
How well can you play now after a year
I’ve been playing my guitars for years, never once could I do a clean simple fucking barre 😤 this instrument isn’t for me
@@b9v648 years? There must be a small thing you're doing wrong I've been playing guitar for 2-3 months and i can play them cleanly but after playing them consecutively my hand hurts lmao
Sadly I'm 50 been playing for years not until recently I needed Barred chords, so having said that I'm 50 and learning barred chords...Never too old to learn....and this encouraged me.
How are you doing? Are you able to play barred chords now?
I avoid Barre chords like poison. Everytime I see them in a song or tutorial I just don't even attempt it. Time to face my utter worst fear.
Same and same
I got goosebumps
Same mate 😂
Given the fact that you'll be ruling out entire keys for some songs without a capo, I'd recommend getting used to it. :)
More like your utter wrist fear
This is unbelievable. I am self taught and avoided bar chords for years. When I say "years," I mean 26 years. I've been playing at home since I was 21 years old. I only used the basic chords because it was so hard to hold down all those strings. I am now 48 and will use your tips. Thanks so much. You are a caring person to show us this.
Sincerely,
Pixie Z.
Pixie Ziegler
I’m 21 and just learning guitar. It feels weird reading your comment. I’m glad you’re conquering those bar chords:)
@@zain4019 27 years and we both will be old fks
This makes me feel good because I’m 20 years old and just now starting guitar and everyone I know who plays (including celebrities who play guitar too) started at like 15 or 13 or 10 and I’m like damn I’m late😂 so I’m glad I saw this comment
I can relate, I'm just turned 50 and been playing since I was 20, been avoiding difficult cords out of laziness probably LoL, but I picked up the ukulele 4 months ago, forcing not only cord shape discipline but also strumming with no pick and finger picking skills. But once you strum your Barre cords well it's a no brainier they're much more full and beautiful.
I’m 59 and started playing guitar a year ago instead of watching TV. I love Tony’s lessons.
I learned to play the barre F in the summer holidays 1965. It was slow, painful and the best move I EVER made. Anyone struggling, really try to stick with it. It really IS worth the effort.
Bear in mind too, your guitar's action needs to be reasonable, if it's too high the pain and difficulty are magnified.
Last hint. To learn to place your fingers correctly takes oodles of practice so consider down-tuning the strings a couple of semitones so the E becomes a D and so on. This reduces the tension and makes the fretting easier, also it improves confidence, the more confident you become, the better the result.
One last comment, there's a TH-cam of Eric Clapton playing and discussing his 000-28EC and he makes a truism - the better quality the instrument, the easier it is to play.
Took me 40 years to buy the best instrument I could reasonably afford and my playing has improved immeasurably.
Good luck . . . thank you Tony.
thanks for the insight brian
wow you have all chronologically written down, even when you learned the F barred chord
Playing the F chord always makes my hand feel like it’s about to explode
f chord is the satan of chords
For me Eb chord is the worst
MAKI ROLLLL OHMAGAHDDD
I was also a hater of F chord once (left guitar for 2 months 😂) but now can play it smoothly just having issues while switching chords, hoping to get over that 🤞
I keep reading word instead of chord lmao
When you literally start crying cuz he makes it look so easy and u just can’t do it
Takes time and practice them every day no matter how bad it sounds. You'll get there. I used to give up every week. Took me about 9 months to get decent at barre chords. A little bit every day.
Sometimes it really just depends on the guitar quality as well. I had a 160$ Spanish guitar for a while and here and there I would get buzzing (and I've been playing for 7 years). Now there was this one time I tried a really expensive guitar and it sounded like magic.
@@TruthAplomado true, I too felt the same.
@@TruthAplomado me playing on a taylor for the firdt time
I had been playing (mediocrely, I grant you) for about 5 years before I ever even *heard* of Barre chords. Having been playing for a bit first might have made it slightly easier, but it still took some time and practice. Just keep going! And I know that a year later, now, you've probably conquered them, but a little extra encouragement never hurt, right?
Just here to say I love how this guy went straight to the point and explained everything clearly and effectively. Major props and thanks man
To my small hand people, I’m having the same problem , don’t worry
Lol
Yes
STRUGGLES
AAAAHH YESSS
Crash Course Zed that’s the exact reason why I can’t do barre chords as well.
Time to build calluses on the side of my finger
YESS XD
ChickenBrat 😂😂😂😂
Noice
lol
Well you really have to
Started learning late (60 and retired) and thought bar chords were impossible to old hands. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Heading up a level thanks to you.
it might be impossible to young hands too. or maybe the issue is the brain
F for those who still can't play the Barre chords like me
Edit: I can now play Barre chords
but we can’t play f...
F
F
Update I can now play barre chords
Pog
having small CHUBBY fingers takes the struggle to a whole different dimension
i can relate so much 😂 cry face emoji
Its practice friend.. i have the stubbiest fingers 😢 i thought i would never be able to play .. but one day it happened 😀
I've struggled with barre chords for years, and just assumed I wasn't built to play them. Literally 2 minutes in to this video and I've played a clean F chord. This guy is absolutely amazing!
I’ve just gone back to guitar at 73 after 55 years best tip I’ve ever been given on barre chords
better than me .I am going back after 40 thanks to the Wuhan Virus lockdown.
Are you still alive
What just happened? A few years ago i stopped trying to learn how to play the guitar, because the Barre chords were too hard for me and hurt my fingers. My teacher told me to just keep practicing but I had other stuff in mind (video games, girls etc.).
I just saw how you used the index fingers SIDE to press down all the strings. I was using the flat palm side of the index finger. Tried using the side and now it's completely fine... Why didn't my teacher tell me to turn my finger a bit? It makes so much sense...
Congratulation
Crymble the
@Crymble Bro thanks for this motivational comment u inspired me😘
Man I never even realised I used the side of my finger til I read this comment.
When I was but a wee haggis, my guitar teacher chastised me for using the side of my finger to play barre chords
6 years ago, i doubt you'll see this but THANK YOU!!! this really helped me overcome my barre chord fears, i've been avoiding them but now i actually made it sound like something! this will totally help me get motivation to practice more!
Damn. Aquaman really knows how to teach a lesson.
Lucas Melo Aquaman-Sensei teaches us guitar barre chords
LMAO
Tony should pin this IMO
I want to thank you for the tip about pulling the body of the guitar toward you with the strumming arm. I tried that and immediately I went from having a muted string or two to playing the f barre chord clearly. This is a major milestone in my guitar playing. So simple yet so profound advise.
This is a year old, how are you doing with guitar now?
@@sithcrow788 good
Wow ! My very ""1st"" Barre Chord attempt AND IT'S "SLASH UNCHAINED"
💪 😃 💪
I avoid all barre chords. Your tips are very useful and remind me I’ll never be a better guitarist without increasing strength in my left hand. Playing daily will sure help. Your instruction is clear and communicated with understanding and compassion!
true it take a lot of sweat and hardwork constant practice to learn barre chords but if we are persistent for the next 3 years for sure end in mastery for 1 hour daily practice. God bless you.
I never thought to try applying extra leverage with my picking hand. Went from 2-3 muted strings down to just one.
Me too. However it's still difficult to do a chord progression
oh my gosh yes!
progress! :D
(hows ur guitar playing going, its been at least a year)
I thought about it, but just starting out, my hand tires too quick, lol
Tip: An F position on the 1st fret (where the F chord actually is) also has wider frets and a stronger resistance from the strings (Ever tried to do a bend on a 1st or 2nd fret?).One could try the same F position on higher frets which are narrower and where the strings feel a bit 'looser'. That way your fingers start building the strength necessary for all the other positions, including The F chord. There's no way around barre chords. Repetition is key. Thanks for the video Tony
Jair Dávila 9i
Jair Dávila great point thanks for sharing
100% is a way around barre chords...just use your thumb to barre the bass note, and you can hit every note of the F chord without having to do the full finger barre, only need to barre the high B and E with that index, simple I dont understand why people dont do this.
Jair Dávila m
Jair Dávila whole heartedly agree
I love your tip about playing partial barre chords because it encourages players to keep going and practicing even if it's not perfect. It shows even as a beginner you can modify so the chords still sound nice and that's the kind of thing that keeps new players playing consistently. That in between when things just sound bad is hard, and I think that's when a lot of people give up.
You're not fooling us, I saw you slip in a few beard chords there.
That's it, I'm calling the cops
Subscribe to Pewdiepie kun Dude i literally see you everywhere
Beastmaster lmao
I have one thing to say, Who ever invented bar chords must enjoy torture cause I snapped a string trying to learn how to play em.
Fallengiant Games E minor???
😭😭😭🤣🤣
But em is an open chord
@@sreshthabanerjee1184 em. them shortened lol
Me too
This is the best guitar tutorial I've ever had. The strength trick of pressing your guitar the other direction just changed the whole game for me!
I teach kids guitar and you just gave me an idea how to improve my classes!
Thanks!
Teach them this and they will never get bored of their guitars!
@Gangsta Rock whats up with it? 🍑
I have my wife push down on the barre and I do the rest. Easy Barre Chord. I am simpler than you.
Mason Barker What a supportive wife.
😂😂😂😂so when u r stuggling in there too.. to make it easier ,does she EveN tear off some toilet paper fr YoU !???😅haahhaahhaa Loooolllljsst..kidding...
lovely Wife though ♡!!
Lmao
Mason Barker n
2 steps to perfect BARRE chord: 1. you will need to have wife 2. ask her nicely
The bit about using the side of the finger helped SO much!
Thanks , this was a great help. I'm a man of 79 with short fingers, but love guitar music.
Arnd Beckmann damn your still kickin arent ya
I've been playing for a year or so, and I can tell you something guys: Barre chords are not the worst thing in the world. It takes a lot of practice and real effort, but with enough patience you'll handle them.
Don't let something "simple" like this stop your musical learning, this is the best thing in the world.
Good luck.
Thanks for this videos, Tony, they're helpful.
Barre chords are the worst thing in the world.
This is my first time making a barre chord without buzzing (or swearing at my fingers). I’ve been struggling for a couple months, thank you for giving me a solid place to work up from❤️👍🏻
Am struggling with barre chords right now (with some success... finally) Your comment about not having to Play all six strings (in the beginning at least) is one of the best tips I've seen on TH-cam. Thank You!
I was struggling and still do to some degree. I keep it simple. Play the simpler forms until my hand, fingers, arm get used to it...then I increase the difficulty a bit. Keep in mind, you will NOT learn the guitar overnight. But I can promise you, with diligence and practice, you WILL see results :)
try the jimi hendrix version if you got a long thumb.
maybe you're a pro right now
Using the side of the index finger rather than the ‘meaty part’ has made a huge difference! It opens up the pinky and ring fingers to fret properly
Okay that whole push pull with the guitar definitely gives the extra lil push I need to make those bottom notes solid. My wrist still hates me but we’re working on that
"This is a huge behemoth of a chord". Man. You killed me there.
YoudontknowmynameandneitherdoI SAMEEEE💀💀💀💀
"F" is the T-Rex of chords.
Can I just say, i’ve been stuck on bar chords for months now, been playing for about a year (self taught) but always just avoided them, then tonight i decided to sit down and try them and whilst watching your video something just clicked and now I am definitely on the way to mastering it 😂 They sound so clean!!! Thank you so much, you’ve thoroughly earned a sub today :)))
(2) I've been playing for 3 yrs and still couldn't sound the bar chords right;-;
hows your bar chord now its been 1 year?? update??
@@derry9755 Very consistent! I haven’t been playing as much as I’d have liked to but I’m happy with my progress!
@@maxw2132 and what about now? :)
Who else just struggle and cramped there whole wrist and just had a breakdown
😃👈😤😣
how do you not do that :))
It hurts so much 😭😭
Him: I want you to rotate your index finger to use the bone-y part of it… Me: HOW? *cries in cramp*
Hello carpel tunnel. 🙃
Your finger roll technique is something that I will be practicing the rest of my days. Thanks Tony.
Finger roll technique!? I don't see one
Using the outside, boney part of the finger. 1:30 seconds into the video. This is a great tip. Takes getting used to, but you will do it naturally with a little practice.
Sounded like he was talking about a roll picking pattern.
I can't do that finger roll ever since I broke my wrist. Lost mobility forever :/ Really saddening cause my bar chords come out plucky when I try doing them quickly.
My bar chords come out plucky when i try to do them slowly too : ) Keep working on them. Sorry to hear about the injury, my friend. Hopefully you get some of that mobility back. Maybe not all of it, but just enough.
thank youuuu i'm 1 month of playing the guitar i've been practicing basic chords yesterday i tried barre chords, earlier. started playing barre chords i'm not good at it but i made progress
This is by far the BEST guitar tutorial I have ever seen and I know now, how to play barre chords without getting frustrated. Thank you!!! 😁
Never even considered using the "bone" of the finger lol! Life changing. I appreciate you and your beard of wisdom.
I've been "learning" guitar for 18 months now. I "play" nearly every day. It's fun every time I pick up the guitar!
When I pull the guitar back with my elbow really helps. Thanks a lot.
playing guitar for 5 years and I never really understood what I'm doing wrong and why they aren't sounding good. Searching for tutorials, everyone just says "lol this is what a bar is" while you actually show how to play that stuff efficiently. Thank you very much.
The "push pull thingy" is BRILLIANT...thanks...I'm practicing...
Wow the picking arm clamp technique got the bottom strings ringing! Really helpful thanks
Makes the strings play sharp be careful dont use too much pressure. 🎸🎸😎
Leo Ivanovic yessir!!! I feel like I can now teach
I’ve been playing guitar for around five years and really struggled with barre chords with getting them one day and doing the same thing the next and the high strings being muted. These tips seem very obvious to me now and have gotten me into the swing of barre now. Very helpful for people who are only just playing guitar and find barre in their music sheets.
The pulling the guitar in with the picking arm tip is gold!
What s terrific tip....great work mate,,, I've just got use of my left arm again....after not being able to use it much for the last two years....combo of a fall and cancer...but with your tips,,,I am actually getting somewhere....as I retrain my arm and fingers....so THANK YOU ....Dave in Australia
Good on ya Dave. Hope its all still going well for you guitar wise and the BIG C. Hi from up here in NQ.
Nobody told me to use the side(ish) of my finger when barring after hearing this from you I can bar 10x better thanks!
Dale Gentile i still can't do it
The b string is muted every time
I can't even get the side of my finger down, well I can but then I can't use the rest of my fingers. I guess it doesn't work for everyone.
skankhunt420 I think this is amazing, some strings still get muted, but it’s much easier!
DUDE. The tip of putting a bit of pressure on your guitar bottom to help with the pressure on the strings of difficult chords is a game changer. Thank you so damn much for that perfect little chunk. Cut that noise right out.
shared your video to my friends! awesome tips!
Pareng Don sa TH-cam kilala kita pareng don
:-) apir!
This was great, been searching for "natural major scale guitar" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Vonizabeth Strumming Magnitude - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my friend got cool success with it.
Pareng Doooon!!!
Parenh dooonnn
Yeah, the finger roll is priceless and new to me (after 45 years of guitar playing.) Down the road any tips on anxiety reduction with regard to bar chords might be nice - I find that while daydreaming on the couch I form them in a timely, almost effortless manner - but when I think about them (e.g., anticipate a transition while recording or performing) too much, they start sounding raunchy. Thanks again!
I’m relativity new to guitar but could relate to your over thinking some chord or thing your trying to do it and then Stress to me is the ultimate killer of guitar playing!,! ,When I try really hard and get stressed/ mad I absolutely cannot play whatever I’m working on So what I actually realized is if you are getting frustrated and stressed and over thinking it just let it go and come back to it ... another little tip is Wine will help way more than a Redbull Guitar is not something you can Power through , you must Relax and enjoy it Even if you have to practice over and over try ending on a positive note never in frustration and if your frustrated with what your working on stop and learn a new Riff or piece of a song that inspires you and makes you feel good and Happy then end on that cause you will want to pick it up again 👍🎸🤔😍🎸🎤
What helped me the most was thumb placement. A fellow guitarist saw I had the meat of my thumb way up high on the neck. He instructed me to move my thumb down to the middle of the neck. That tip helped me to squeeze the neck properly and get clear sounding barre and "grand barre" chords. The "grand barre" is what I call using just the ring finger to bar the D, G and B strings. It gives you even more chords to bar up and down the neck.
Your very first tip set me free !!! 😄 I was playing the bar on the meaty part and getting the same results you described...SMH. THANKS Tony, way to go! I’m brand new to guitar..about 2 months now. Progress but I’m trying to find somewhere to land in a routine. Again..Way to go!!!
Pulling with left hand instead of just pinching was a revelation for my barre chords
I’m a VERY beginner player, I just spent two hours fucking up my hand trying to hit those last two strings on a couple of bar chords. Those first two pieces of advice have me hitting them fairly consistently now, even with a janky fucked up hand, thanks so much!
I like the sound of this guitar, it's very mellow.
I feel kinda dumb for not realizing all these things lol... you’re a life saver, dude
My dad who’s in his 50s quit guitar after facing barre chords. I’m a teen and just picked up guitar so I’m gonna learn them so well that I can show him and get him back to playing.
gonna buy my guitar so I can start practice and follow this steps.
I'm still struggling because of my inexperience and lack of finger strength, but this definitely did help a ton!
Try thumb bar chords it's a lot easier for some people
Played my first true barre chord because of this video, I wasn’t moving my index high enough. Thank you so much god bless
These tips work well for strumming but it still sounds muted when I try to finger pick the B & high E string :(
Hey, dumb question. When you barre, the finger should press on all the strings or just 1? For example, the f. Is barring the low E with his fingertip or is his finger pressing all 6 strings? I'm a few months in...
Hey, have you tried to ONLY fret the low E, H and high E string with the barring finger? Since the other three strings are already being fretted with the other fingers, it helps to focus the strength on the strings that need fretting with the pointer finger
@@natureinthecitymusic H?
@@tymartin2293 he’s probably got all six strings, but listen to the full lesson . . . you can do a partial chord.
@@glorioskiola thank you!! I have a friend who I hadn't talk to in a while that will teach me. But yes, I got frustrated and didn't finish the video.
UTTERLY AMAZING TIPS...ESPECIALLY THE PART WITH THE BONE PART OF THE FINGER.........!!THANK YOU !!!!
I've been semi-satisfied with a handful of open chorss for...decades...lol. i always had ppl saying "barre barre chords are eady!" to me...but i struggled, so I'd get discouraged and stop trying.
****it's nice to hear someone say barre chirds can be a challenge - renewed hope!!!!!
As a beginner, I loved this video.
Very helpful for us new players out there.
Been playing for 7 months, can make Barr chords sound clean but can't get them done quickly. Someday maybe....
Great vid...please keep it up
Ken P keep practising and DONT GIVE UP like I did. You have to work through that plateau.
i got my guitar a little over a week ago, and i just played my first perfect F chord, i almost screamed so loudly i was so happy, this tutorial helped me so much holy shit
Thank you for the F bar chord tip. That F has always giving me problems. Never thought to use the bone sideof my finger. Now I feel like a bone head LOL
Same here. It's frustrating
i'm left handed but am playing a right handed guitar. i can't even imagine how hard it'll be for me to have my non dominant hand on the fretboard.
Same but it’s kind of just muscle memory when I firs picked up a guitar I never really struggled due to me being left handed
Then why not play a left-handed guitar instead?
@@violetsky5202 i had to make use of what was around since i didnt want my parents to buy a new guitar.
Lots of work to do but MAN! I'm 30 and I started playing when I was 14. I NEEDED THIS years ago. Thanks brother
Good tips. Specially the “pull/push” one
"More than one way to skin a cat"
**Covers the cats ears and gives look**
Thank you so much Tony! I have looked at so many videos on barre chords, but they all would go straight into moving chord shapes. This is the first video to actually help me improve my technique and actually play a barre chord. I still can't believe I just played one without much buzzing or muffling. I can finally continue on my guitar journey after almost giving up.
Also brining the guitar neck up into a more classical guitar position helps me to fret guitar chords.
Tony! Thanks so much, just the first tip helped me so much. Im out to practice these even more.
The fret arm to apply pressure for the barre chord? Brilliant!!!
Amazing tutorial. Really hit the spot at what a total beginner like me struggles with.
Thank you for being approachable and explaining everything so calmly. Definitely helped me!
Wow. Played the very first SUCCESSFUL barre chord just now!
THANKS!
First try placing the index finger and make sure it sounds well then place the other fingers in the respective frets..
Practise about 15 min for 8 to 10 days and you're ready to play the barre chord
(That's exactly what i did)
Oh I see now
Let me just...
**Crack**
Break my finger for a moment!
the amount of songs you just allowed me to be able to play.. thank you bro . thank you .
I was applying so much of force on the guitar that my thumb bone is crying now..😂
you gained +1 subs from me . Thanks for this!
I could not play the F barre chord No matter what... I did tip #2 with my strumming arm and now I can play it consistently. Unbelievable, thank you thank you!
I have big fingers, but my fingers aren't that flexible
The most hardest bar chord is the one that you barre with your ring finger...if you haven't learn it...oh...its a nighmare
I have the shape for major and minor barre chords memorized, with 6 string and 4 string variations. I can platy them and sound out all strings, but I struggle with prolonged playing (espcially with making demos more recently).
One of the best tips I heard that helped me get comfortable with getting comfortable and having the strength for all strings is getting into position, strumming a few times to ensure good sound, then taking your hand completely off the fret board and relaxing, even shaking your hand out. Make no mistake, you'll need to practice with some regularity and over a few different sessions to really get comfortable.
When your hand gets a little tired, take a break and try to find another chord in that shape or a minor variation (this helps learn the fretboard too). Find the next chord, rinse and repeat. I'm still building up hand strength myself, but I learned my bar chords in about 2 weeks of focused practice! Keep up the good work and you'll be ready to play any song in no time, and unlock a lot more options for strumming and muting string with all your fingers!
2:55 it’s so funny to me when he calls himself “tone” 😂
I think the key to guitar greatness is in the BEARD!!! We need beard to play guitar to his level.
I would, but I'm a woman and am not able to become a bearded lady. That would be kind of cool though. I mean, I guess if us girls took testosterone hormones or something we could get that epic beard.
@@infinitesprings
Then buy a beard wig and play your way to become the next big guitar hero hehehe just kidding... i guess playing guitar really is not for everybody. I play the guitar since 1996 but i cannot qualify myself as the best. I'm still in a beginner's level category.