Velcro was invented in 1941. Swiss engineer George de Mestral noticed how burrs would stick to his dog's fur. Out came the microscope and it was found the burrs had small hooks on the end, and the dog's hair had a natural "loop" to it. That's why you'll also hear Velcro called a "hook and loop" fastener. Interestingly, when your Velcro gets old and won't hold any more, it's the matted "loop," not the hook, that gets worn out. I have finally made the YT post that is the sum of all my knowledge.
Sean, this literally unlocked a part of my brain and the dots were instantly connected. I got out of bed to go play because it clicked so perfectly. Thank you so much.
I love you Sean. You're the Real Deal. I've been playing guitar since I was 9 and teaching since I was 14. I'm 57 now and I've been coming back to this all of my life. Rockon, Brother.
Thanks Sean, you've done it again! The old dog here saw something else new (to me) to try!! 70 next Monday and never stop learning! Thanks much!! 8) --gary
Cure - boys don't cry !! First chords of the A major key. Couldn't unhear it once Sean started the sequence ;-) Amazing to understand how they came up with this great song.
Thank you! I have watched so many videos. This is the one that makes sense. I struggle with intervals. It seems as soon as I play the next note my mind has forgotten where I started.
Best video on explaining using triads for connecting chords practically I have ever seen. ❤ A huge puzzle piece just came together! Thank you sir. And rock all the Velcro you want
Finally. Omg this has finally after thousands of videos I have reached enlightenment. You have no idea you literally (unlocked) the fretboard for me. Thank you so much
I know I’ve commented on this vid before but I just rewatched it and am even more amazed at how informative and useful it is. This is going to be my focus area the next few weeks. Kudos again, Sean.
Sean has such a chill/relaxed teaching style, he makes his skills seem easily attainable (kind of deceiving, as he's obviously a Master Class Player), much Respect and appreciation!
Wow just wow! just been learning my triad shapes and then you put this up linking the intervals together. No more internet tonight, got some practicing to do!
Ohh my goodness Sean ! Not just a lightbulb moment for me but a flash bulb moment. I’m so excited ! Been playing for years but never made this connection. Love your ramblings too. Cheers from Australia Australia 🇦🇺
Finally! An explanation of application that makes sense to me. Thank you so much. I understand triads, but the actual application eluded me. Even though this takes you out of one position, which is what most people are going for, I can see the next set of usable notes much better.
One of your best lessons, really opened my eyes to building riffs from chords, thanks also your historical insights into Velcro origin gives new meaning to hair of the dog. I’m 78, going to buy my. First Velcro shoes, a Sean tribute and wear them proudly in Denny’s
No. He's super annoying. He prattles on, and on, and on, WAAAAY too much. His lessons could easily be three quick and dirty minutes about PLAYING GUITAR, instead of yammering about dumb shyt like velcro for 10 minutes.
It takes skill to teach something so clearly and concisely. Thank you so much for connecting the dots for me on the guitar. And on top of that, you recommend items that are the best bang for your buck. Love it! I appreciate you!
Sean, thanks for this info, I know its 2 years later since the post but you will be glad to know it still is teaching folks... I am glad I stumbled across this and have since added you to my subscriptions. The sound of those Triads are very pretty, adding them to my routine.
Nice, I bet you're a good teacher. I am just starting the guitar this year and have a local teacher. Love the humor, never heard the velcro thing but it just sounds funny. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
I'm on a spin bike now watching this video because its winter and snowy out but I've got my velcro mountain biking shoes on but it's the same pair I ride with when I am outside on the trails too. Velcro rocks. As soon as I am done I am going to grrab my guitar and try this ! Thanks Sean 👍😎
Great tip. It seems obvious now you point it out. It really shows how the chords are actually comprised of all the notes in the scale and how they all tie together. I'm going to play around with this idea. Thanks.
Outstanding! Engagingly, (yes, engagingly), presented and clearly taught. This was really helpful. From another old dog that is learning some new tricks and ways of looking at things. Sliante!
Great lesson Sean, easy to understand and use. Isn’t it amazing that every TH-cam instruction channel has jumped all over the Triad-wheeled wagon, all at the same time.
I just discovered you last week, I appreciate how you simplify this is how I learn connecting one thing to another really helping me wrap my head around unlocking the neck thanks!
The run up the neck is what clicked for me. I've been playing for 17years or so (minus a few thanks to kids) and have just never been very exploratory around the neck. Back into playing now and having to learn new chord patterns and playing lead on occasion instead of just rhythm, I'm needing all the pointers i can get. The run made sense, now to rewatch and grasp the patterns that make it flow.
My first video about triads. Super entertaining and simple to understand. Time for me to start learning a different aspect of play from just chords on an acoustic. Thanks Sean; I''ll tune in a lot more!
Get the basic down. It;s not even that hard to make dim chords using only 3 fingers ( less the barr) what if say you can Insert b2.....b3.....b5......b6......b7 chord degree as as any kind of chords. Just get the basic of V into I ( E MAJ or E7 into A MAJOR) You can also alter the ii and iii into MAJOR. You;ll just be borrowing chords from F# melodic min A Maj....B Maj....C# Maj E Maj into A MAJ..if you wanted to. or A Maj B7 into E7 into A MAJOR or A Maj B dim C#7 into F# min ( F# Harmonic min) You can even use the Full dim H/W scale to make Major, min, dominant or dim chords every b3 intervals VAMP it over the V chord as a GUIDE E7..........G.............Bb.........C#7 ..............G.............Bb......................are N6 chords Notice these the same chords when playing C MAJOR/Amin You can even play 2, 4, b6, 7 as full dim...( they also overlap in C MAJOR/Amin) B........D........F.......G# ( A harmonic MAJOR or A harmonic min) ...................................... F Harmonic min or Gb harmonic MAJOR .......................................C Harmonic min or Eb harmonic min Anyway....you can play D min or dim using A Harmonic MAJOR You dont have to ONLY vamp the full dim H/W over the V or...2, 4, b6, 7 Vamp it over the I or the vi A MAJOR F# min C min E7 into A MAJOR C min is b3 from A and tritone of F# A MAJOR D min G Min C min E7 into A MAJOR. There's a millions of other stuff you can do. You dont have to make funkie chord shapes...KEEP it SIMPLE and EASY until your hands/fingers get stronger. DONT worry if people CANT notate it or site read it Dont even worry if keyboard players cant different chords outside of major scale in whatever keys.
@@rhllnm If you CANT Make barr chords YET... Try playing in E MAJOR/C#min... Play the chords LESS the barr..like in the lesson I.............ii...........iii.............IV..........V...........vi......vii.. E Maj F#min G# min A Maj...B Maj Play All these chords..LESS the BARR ROOT on LOW E string. ( 3 outside strings are OPEN) play the C# min...root on A string...less the barr. or Play the Maj triad ( top part of the B MAJ or A MAJOR barr) D, G, B strings. You can play Dance the night away or Beast of Burden..ect ( just Hammer the B add6 with your pinky) then slide down to A Maj dyad. Or you can play the 4 outside strings OPEN. Play DYADS...on the D and G string. Do simple COUNTING Play in 4th....the forth note of each MODE the only one that has #4 is A lydian FRET NUMBER 1st..2nd...4th..6th.. ( 7th fret is A #4) using A#4... To play D# dim....shuffle your fingers a little..play the F# note on B string with your middle finger or make the D MAJOR...cowboy shape...( a string LOWER) it's just INVERTED D# dim Or the top part of B7 Barr chord...at the 7th fret. or make the D Maj7..BARR at the 5th fret LESS the barr = inverted F# min .....................E Maj7 BARR at the 7th fret LESS the barr = inverted G# min Trying it......D Maj7...E Maj7 Then A maj7 at the NUT ( inverted C# min)
Found your videos through your anything tutorial, which was also very helpful (I literally couldn’t get the rhythm down until I heard you count it). Anyways thanks for the great video. I feel like I was the perfect subject / at the exact right level to appreciate your lesson. It’s like you gave the perfect nudge to connect parts of my brain that were already there but not talking enough lmao.
This is helpful, working on using triads more. I have been such a scale-centric person but so many guitarists like Tim Pierce talk about how they are always seeing triads that I really need to master them.
I’ve been working on ALL of the triad voicing’s over the past few weeks so I’m not jumping all over the neck… but I love this breakdown for every key. Thanks Sean!
Finally someone explaining how to use triads & why it works in a manner that is understandable to the intermediate guitar player. I love Guthrie Trapp but he might as well be speaking a foreign language when talking about triads, which he does quite often. .
I’ve spent all of February and March learning and practicing moveable major triads and their I IV V changes. I know 20 voicing now because of all the inversions, CAGED and miscellaneous half shapes. It’s been amazing for learning the fretboard notes and intervals. Best thing I’ve ever done. April is going to be all the minor voicings and changes. Should be a cakewalk after laying the groundwork doing the majors.
@@marcoalfredokillyou Ted Greene’s “Chord Chemistry” pages 56-57 and 82-83 for the theory and “Guitar Grimoire Chord Encyclopedia” for chord diagrams. Ted Greene’s chord diagrams are almost useless but the text is fantastic. Definitely get a good chord book that shows the intervals and notes. I made chord diagrams on notecards and spent all February learning every moveable F major chord. Learn the intervals in the chords, not just the shapes. Pay attention to how the inversions work. March I’m practicing all 20 shapes of a different major chord every day and doing the exercises from page 82-83. I feel like I’ve been to guitar bootcamp. April I’m doing the same with minor triads.
Thanks Sean, I've been doing these triads purely by mistake but now you've highlighted the reason these sound so cool! BTW - I've also got Velcro shoes! - Love them, but you can't play sport in them!
Velcro was invented in 1941. Swiss engineer George de Mestral noticed how burrs would stick to his dog's fur. Out came the microscope and it was found the burrs had small hooks on the end, and the dog's hair had a natural "loop" to it. That's why you'll also hear Velcro called a "hook and loop" fastener. Interestingly, when your Velcro gets old and won't hold any more, it's the matted "loop," not the hook, that gets worn out.
I have finally made the YT post that is the sum of all my knowledge.
Sorry to report that this Swiss man who invented Velcro recently passed away. RIP :>) Jim C.
Keep the Velcro awareness coming.
@@Burnt_Gerbil Sense of humor??
Sometimes you get gently singe it with a lighter to bring some life back.
@@Burnt_Gerbil The clue is in the RIP... :)
Sean, this literally unlocked a part of my brain and the dots were instantly connected. I got out of bed to go play because it clicked so perfectly. Thank you so much.
What Jamie Said
i did the same got out of bed to play
Yes, i got the same thing…
Yooo, same here Sean & thank u! U have a new sub. I was hunkered down on barre chords but this here!!! Sheesh❤❤❤❤
I love you Sean. You're the Real Deal. I've been playing guitar since I was 9 and teaching since I was 14. I'm 57 now and I've been coming back to this all of my life. Rockon, Brother.
Thanks Sean, you've done it again! The old dog here saw something else new (to me) to try!! 70 next Monday and never stop learning! Thanks much!! 8) --gary
@gtr1952… happy birthday Gary! 😊
@@alexander_winston Thanks so much AW!! It only hurt a little LOL 8) --gary
God bless you! Hope all is well 👍🏽
How is your guitar playing dude
@@spook6473 It will never be 'good enough'. 8) --gary
Cure - boys don't cry !! First chords of the A major key. Couldn't unhear it once Sean started the sequence ;-) Amazing to understand how they came up with this great song.
I was thinking the same thing!
@@jeffball6656 Me too!
Yep - That's the first thing I heard!
Same!
Yup 😂
Thank you! I have watched so many videos. This is the one that makes sense.
I struggle with intervals.
It seems as soon as I play the next note my mind has forgotten where I started.
Best video on explaining using triads for connecting chords practically I have ever seen. ❤ A huge puzzle piece just came together! Thank you sir. And rock all the Velcro you want
This is a great triad lesson.
So usable for songwriting, ambient, inversions, and everything. Subbed sir.
Welcome to the party!
Finally. Omg this has finally after thousands of videos I have reached enlightenment. You have no idea you literally (unlocked) the fretboard for me. Thank you so much
This guy is hilarious! A sense of humor makes all of this go down so much easier:)
Thanks for saying so!
I know I’ve commented on this vid before but I just rewatched it and am even more amazed at how informative and useful it is. This is going to be my focus area the next few weeks. Kudos again, Sean.
Sean has such a chill/relaxed teaching style, he makes his skills seem easily attainable (kind of deceiving, as he's obviously a Master Class Player), much Respect and appreciation!
Thanks so much for the kind words!
This is one of the best guitar lessons on the TH-cam. Epiphany. And funny and entertaining. 5 Stars+ .
Wow just wow! just been learning my triad shapes and then you put this up linking the intervals together. No more internet tonight, got some practicing to do!
Ohh my goodness Sean ! Not just a lightbulb moment for me but a flash bulb moment. I’m so excited ! Been playing for years but never made this connection. Love your ramblings too. Cheers from Australia Australia 🇦🇺
Great lesson. I am a self taught hack but I use the A and Am triads to play chords. Fun to add the major or minor pentatonic scales for the chord too.
Holy crap! I finally got it! I have been trying to figure out how to solo using triads to move on from the same old penatonic scales. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful
Finally! An explanation of application that makes sense to me. Thank you so much. I understand triads, but the actual application eluded me. Even though this takes you out of one position, which is what most people are going for, I can see the next set of usable notes much better.
Thanks for the clarity! Sometimes you know the theory but you have shown how to "see" and connect it all together! thanks!
Always happy to help!
One of your best lessons, really opened my eyes to building riffs from chords, thanks also your historical insights into Velcro origin gives new meaning to hair of the dog. I’m 78, going to buy my. First Velcro shoes, a Sean tribute and wear them proudly in Denny’s
Think of me when you peel off that first strap.
Kinky.
Best guitar teacher on youtube with a side of Paul Rudd vibes! Thanks for all your work - so helpful.
Thanks so much! I'll take it!
No. He's super annoying. He prattles on, and on, and on, WAAAAY too much. His lessons could easily be three quick and dirty minutes about PLAYING GUITAR, instead of yammering about dumb shyt like velcro for 10 minutes.
Knowledge and good teaching, both delivered with humor-gotta love it! Thanks Sean!
Always happy to help!
It takes skill to teach something so clearly and concisely. Thank you so much for connecting the dots for me on the guitar. And on top of that, you recommend items that are the best bang for your buck. Love it! I appreciate you!
I love triads for fingerstyle, especially love the openness of it
Great lesson, simple technique but powerful
This makes SO MUCH SENSE!!!! I should have figured this out by now! Thanks, Sean.
Now you know!
Sean, thanks for this info, I know its 2 years later since the post but you will be glad to know it still is teaching folks... I am glad I stumbled across this and have since added you to my subscriptions. The sound of those Triads are very pretty, adding them to my routine.
Thanks for letting me know!
I just understood ....a light turned on lol heck ya @ 3:03
Nice, I bet you're a good teacher. I am just starting the guitar this year and have a local teacher. Love the humor, never heard the velcro thing but it just sounds funny. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
I'm on a spin bike now watching this video because its winter and snowy out but I've got my velcro mountain biking shoes on but it's the same pair I ride with when I am outside on the trails too. Velcro rocks. As soon as I am done I am going to grrab my guitar and try this ! Thanks Sean 👍😎
Great tip. It seems obvious now you point it out. It really shows how the chords are actually comprised of all the notes in the scale and how they all tie together. I'm going to play around with this idea. Thanks.
Outstanding! Engagingly, (yes, engagingly), presented and clearly taught. This was really helpful. From another old dog that is learning some new tricks and ways of looking at things. Sliante!
I was practicing this lesson and just started playing Tennessee Whiskey out of nowhere...and now I understand why it works.
Great lesson Sean, easy to understand and use. Isn’t it amazing that every TH-cam instruction channel has jumped all over the Triad-wheeled wagon, all at the same time.
Great lesson. This was a different approach and really helped a lot.
So great to hear!
I just discovered you last week, I appreciate how you simplify this is how I learn connecting one thing to another really helping me wrap my head around unlocking the neck thanks!
3 mins in and already learnt more than so many others I have. Great explanation
Great lesson & great sounding, cool looking D’Angelico.
You are deceptively very informative. Excellent videos, some are truly eye-opening. Thank you!
Sweet lesson, love these triads!! Thanks sir Sean
The run up the neck is what clicked for me. I've been playing for 17years or so (minus a few thanks to kids) and have just never been very exploratory around the neck. Back into playing now and having to learn new chord patterns and playing lead on occasion instead of just rhythm, I'm needing all the pointers i can get. The run made sense, now to rewatch and grasp the patterns that make it flow.
I've been lost in Bernth's shred world for a year. Thought it was time to pick up on chords again and this video was supremely helpful!
Shaun....I am so excited wirh this discovery....so simple...thanks much...win win for all!
My first video about triads. Super entertaining and simple to understand. Time for me to start learning a different aspect of play from just chords on an acoustic. Thanks Sean; I''ll tune in a lot more!
Happy to hear it!
i'm good for revisiting your lessons but the amazingly
Re-watchable'ness of this lesson has helped me immensely.
Great knowledge on your approach to Triads. Simplistic Approach & why not!
Thank
You!!
Thanks Sean, this lesson really stuck with me. I practiced this the whole day. You couldn’t rip the guitar outa my hands.
Good tips on learning triads. Appreciate it. Thanks
Never before thought of the notes between two neighboring triads as mini scales. Thanks for that eye opener.
Get the basic down. It;s not even that hard to make dim chords
using only 3 fingers ( less the barr)
what if say you can Insert b2.....b3.....b5......b6......b7 chord degree as
as any kind of chords.
Just get the basic of V into I ( E MAJ or E7 into A MAJOR)
You can also alter the ii and iii into MAJOR.
You;ll just be borrowing chords from F# melodic min
A Maj....B Maj....C# Maj E Maj into A MAJ..if you wanted to.
or
A Maj B7 into E7 into A MAJOR
or
A Maj B dim C#7 into F# min ( F# Harmonic min)
You can even use the Full dim H/W scale to make
Major, min, dominant or dim chords every b3 intervals
VAMP it over the V chord as a GUIDE
E7..........G.............Bb.........C#7
..............G.............Bb......................are N6 chords
Notice these the same chords when playing C MAJOR/Amin
You can even play 2, 4, b6, 7 as full dim...( they also overlap in C MAJOR/Amin)
B........D........F.......G# ( A harmonic MAJOR or A harmonic min)
...................................... F Harmonic min or Gb harmonic MAJOR
.......................................C Harmonic min or Eb harmonic min
Anyway....you can play D min or dim using A Harmonic MAJOR
You dont have to ONLY vamp the full dim H/W over the V
or...2, 4, b6, 7
Vamp it over the I or the vi
A MAJOR F# min C min E7 into A MAJOR
C min is b3 from A and tritone of F#
A MAJOR D min G Min C min E7 into A MAJOR.
There's a millions of other stuff you can do.
You dont have to make funkie chord shapes...KEEP it SIMPLE and EASY
until your hands/fingers get stronger.
DONT worry if people CANT notate it or site read it
Dont even worry if keyboard players cant different chords outside of major
scale in whatever keys.
Same here, almost like a way to grasp modes.
@@rhllnm If you CANT Make barr chords YET...
Try playing in E MAJOR/C#min...
Play the chords LESS the barr..like in the lesson
I.............ii...........iii.............IV..........V...........vi......vii..
E Maj F#min G# min A Maj...B Maj
Play All these chords..LESS the BARR ROOT on LOW E string.
( 3 outside strings are OPEN)
play the C# min...root on A string...less the barr.
or Play the Maj triad ( top part of the B MAJ or A MAJOR barr)
D, G, B strings.
You can play Dance the night away
or Beast of Burden..ect ( just Hammer the B add6 with your pinky)
then slide down to A Maj dyad.
Or you can play the 4 outside strings OPEN.
Play DYADS...on the D and G string.
Do simple COUNTING
Play in 4th....the forth note of each MODE
the only one that has #4 is A lydian
FRET NUMBER
1st..2nd...4th..6th.. ( 7th fret is A #4)
using A#4...
To play D# dim....shuffle your fingers a little..play the F# note on
B string with your middle finger
or make the D MAJOR...cowboy shape...( a string LOWER)
it's just INVERTED D# dim
Or the top part of B7 Barr chord...at the 7th fret.
or make the D Maj7..BARR at the 5th fret LESS the barr = inverted F# min
.....................E Maj7 BARR at the 7th fret LESS the barr = inverted G# min
Trying it......D Maj7...E Maj7
Then A maj7 at the NUT ( inverted C# min)
Great Velcro story but even better explanation of how to use triads...so easy!! Need to spend some time on the woodshed now. 🙏🏼
Found your videos through your anything tutorial, which was also very helpful (I literally couldn’t get the rhythm down until I heard you count it). Anyways thanks for the great video. I feel like I was the perfect subject / at the exact right level to appreciate your lesson. It’s like you gave the perfect nudge to connect parts of my brain that were already there but not talking enough lmao.
Thank you, Velcro Man - you saved the day with your valuable triad and Velcro tips!
Fantastic and a wonderful way to get too know the fretboard better-thanks so much
Superb lesson…. I wish these lessons existed 40 years ago! Would have saved me 1000’s of hours!!
Better late than never!
This lesson is like Velcro, it works great and is easy to use! Long live Sean Daniels Awesome lessons and long live Velcro! 👟 🎸 😊
Thanks for the lesson. Much appreciated 👍
One of your best lessons, very transferable to making music mindlessly. Thanks
This literally a game changer! Done subscribing mate 🫡
This is helpful, working on using triads more. I have been such a scale-centric person but so many guitarists like Tim Pierce talk about how they are always seeing triads that I really need to master them.
Great video, Sean!
Glad you enjoyed it
It's nice knowing that this triad run can be done without barre chords and sound great.
Great lesson! Made me see the fretboard differently
I’ve been working on ALL of the triad voicing’s over the past few weeks so I’m not jumping all over the neck… but I love this breakdown for every key. Thanks Sean!
So many questions answered. Thanks Sean!
Unbelievably helpful. Thank you. Your lessons are so practical and clear! Huge fan.
Agreed on the Velcro shoes. I even wear them to work. I make fun of my wife when her shoe is untied. “Is mine untied? Oh, right. Velcro baby!” 😆
Until you try a Bolo lacing system, ' like snowboarding boots only available to be installed on any shoe or boot
Check it out!
@@lukewarren7857 - My toe shoes have that bolo style. Those are awesome, too.
That was a massive help. Thanks very much Sean
Again , another perspective that is gold
Thank you for the guitar triad guitar lesson. Appreciated!!
This was awesome! I see the triads! This was super easy! Off to grab my guitar.
Same👍
Wait!!! This video really blow my mind on how to unlock the fretboard!! Thanks a ton bruh!!! 🙏 i am gonna practice this down like hell...
Great job Sean. This really helped me
Glad it helped!
Such a cool concept! Thank You👍
Happy to help!
Great lesson to get started into triads. You made it easy just like you always do.
Thank you for this
... will practice this
This is a great lesson that really ties things together.
Brilliantly simple...Thank you!
Groovy lesson and yes, I heard the Cure's Boys Don't Cry in this too. Velcro sneakers always go well with corduroy jeans me thinketh.
Sean's the man.thanks for this very useful lesson.
Thanks for watching!
Finally someone explaining how to use triads & why it works in a manner that is understandable to the intermediate guitar player. I love Guthrie Trapp but he might as well be speaking a foreign language when talking about triads, which he does quite often. .
This is the lesson I needed!!
Same👍
That’s one of the most useful lessons I’ve had in a while
I’ve spent all of February and March learning and practicing moveable major triads and their I IV V changes. I know 20 voicing now because of all the inversions, CAGED and miscellaneous half shapes. It’s been amazing for learning the fretboard notes and intervals. Best thing I’ve ever done. April is going to be all the minor voicings and changes. Should be a cakewalk after laying the groundwork doing the majors.
Any particular source?
@@marcoalfredokillyou Ted Greene’s “Chord Chemistry” pages 56-57 and 82-83 for the theory and “Guitar Grimoire Chord Encyclopedia” for chord diagrams. Ted Greene’s chord diagrams are almost useless but the text is fantastic. Definitely get a good chord book that shows the intervals and notes. I made chord diagrams on notecards and spent all February learning every moveable F major chord. Learn the intervals in the chords, not just the shapes. Pay attention to how the inversions work. March I’m practicing all 20 shapes of a different major chord every day and doing the exercises from page 82-83. I feel like I’ve been to guitar bootcamp. April I’m doing the same with minor triads.
Cheers Sean, a real eye opener
Thanks for this video! Perfect timing!
Tune your B string.
Amazing video, thank you so much
I'll keep em coming
this made triads click in my head, thanks!
Happy to help!
Good lesson. Sweet guitar, sounds great on my end.
Fantastic!
Well done! Sean
yoooo this is obvious but somehow is blowing my mind! how is this not a standard way to practice? love it.
You made this absolutely digestible in the most interesting way. Give thanks 👊🏾💯
Thank you very much. It is so helpful to know.
Lol Velcro shoes. I need to take you on a trip back to the 80s. Its better than one can imagine.
I'm on it!
This is EXTREMELY useful!
Dude the humor of this guy have is very natural 😂
Awesome Sean. Simplicity, love it.
Very crisp and techno stuff. Great
Cool lesson Sean thanks.
This is a great lesson. Thank you!
Thanks Sean, I've been doing these triads purely by mistake but now you've highlighted the reason these sound so cool! BTW - I've also got Velcro shoes! - Love them, but you can't play sport in them!